Mao Blames U S For Civil War In China
Mao Zedong, China's top Communist, charged the United States caused China internal strife and warned American troops should leave. He condemned U S policy as a grave menace to peace, security, and freedom, intensifying tensions amid efforts by Marshall to broker peace.
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Nanking
China
United States
Fire Today
Mao Tung
Ching “Wes
Mao
U.S
Gers
Marhall
Amam
Amaien
Kuo- Amintang
Government Party
Mown
Marshall
Kuomintang
Wiki Beales Date Beeo Jen
Japan
Radcliffe Trails In Maryland Vote
In Baltimore on June 24 U S senator George L Radcliffe trailed Governor Herbert R O Conor for the Democratic nomination with 77 of polling places reporting O Conor leading Radcliffe 1423 6498 The race also showed W Preston Lane Jr in front in five of six legislative districts for the gubernatorial nomination over Millard Tawes and Fane Beane Lane led Tawes 8053 to 6832 with seven candidates for governor Beane held 2981 votes The article notes long lines at polls and mentions support dynamics within Maryland Democratic figures including Tawes supporters and state party leaders These results reflect the primary stage of Maryland elections with results from Baltimore and other cities incomplete.
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Baltimore
U. S
George L. Radcliffe
Senate
Maryland
Herbert R. O'Conor
O’conor
Radcliffe
W. Preston Lane, Jr
Millard Tawes
Fane Beance
Lane
Tawes
Mene Beaue Ace
Theodore R. Peru
Herman Millsgerstown
Rawbidh
William Curran
Hagerstown
Guirness
Baldwin
Baltimore County
Organi J
Big 4 Rejects Austrian Claim on South Tyrol
Paris dispatch reports the Big Four Foreign Ministers Council rejected Austrian claims to parts of South Tyrol and failed to agree on Franco Italian frontier issues and Danube navigation. A half hour Byrnes Molotov talk followed, with reports focusing on Trieste as a potential key to Soviet American accords.
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Paris
Foreign Ministers Council
South Tyrol
Danube
U. S
James F. Byres
Vv. M. Molotov
Molotov
United States
Trieste
Italy
Balkans
Molosov
Andre] Vishinsky
Byrnes
Bevin
Mcet
United Nations
Cole
British Offer New India Plan Faces UN Dismissal
Dr. Lange's bid for a UN break with Franco Spain failed as the Security Council rejected his resolution by a negative vote. Russia France and Mexico backed Poland, while the rest abstained or opposed. In New Delhi the British plan for an interim government faced Congress rejection with Gandhi and Cripps meeting to assess long range routes to independence.
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New York
Oscar Lange
Poland
United Nations Security Council
U.N
Spain
Security Council
Refudl
Dr. Lange
United Nations
Francisco Franca
Russia
France
Mexico
Lengo
Herbert V. Evatt
Australia
Lange
Sin
Ager Ggaitisuens Obeacs
New Delhi
The
All India Congress
Reuters
Congress
Ines
Exchange Telegraph
Congress Party
Lord Wavell
DE «Ar Jimnak
Lord Pethick-Lawrence
India
Gandhi
Pethick-Lawrence
Sir Jgatton Cripps
Esther
Maulana Abul Kalam
Aid
Tornado injures ten in Fort Frances Ontario town
A powerful twister struck Fort Frances Ontario at 3 20 p m injuring eleven people ten children of Dan Mainville and blowing down his residence on Indian reservation just outside town Trees were uprooted and poles snapped along three blocks of the main street. International Falls Minnesota across the Rainy river also reported damage but less severe. No funnel cloud seen and no immediate estimate of damage or seriousness of injuries.
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Fort Frances
Ont
Vine
Ontario
Winnipeg
Dan Mainville
Rainy River
Minnesota
Windsor
Letter I alters butter price in Richmond report
Richmond price control chair John Howard stated that a Virginia newspaper misprinted a notice lifting butter price controls. The error swapped the letter I for T, causing confusion and a dramatic shift in per pound price from 55 cents to 1.52 dollars, as quoted in the rush of readers’ responses.
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Richmond
John 3. Howard
Richmond Area Price Control Board
Virginia
Mickey
Micee
Test Case Debate Stirs Council Over Action
Lange labels the Spanish question a test case to gauge the council’s ability to act urging against legal technicalities. Sir Alexander Cadogan, the British delegate, objects and proposes keeping the case on the agenda while amending the resolution to leave it on council books until the assembly meets in September.
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Lange
Alexander Cadogan
Viscose Employees Choose CIO Union in NLRB Vote
The Textile Workers Union of America CIO won a landslide in a nationwide labor election among 17 051 American Viscose Corp workers across seven plants. Votes cast 6387 for representation, 0 for none, 33 void, 3% challenged. Ballots sealed. plant counts not given. Also reports of a companion unknown World War I soldier to be interred beside the Unknown Soldier in Arlington.
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Wilmington
Del
National Labor Relations Board
Textile Workers Union of America
CIO
American Viscose Corp
Michael Essin
Jay
NLRB
CIG
United Construction Workers
Dissie
Afl-United Mine Workers
American Viscote
Meadville
Marcus Hook
Lewistown
Nitro
Parkersburg
W, Va
Roanoke
Front Royal
Washington
Teumen
Artington National Cemetery
Imade
Nea
Price Control Still in Doubt as Senate-House Debate Looms
Washington dispatch reports ongoing ambiguity over extending price control as Senate and House leaders debate a final extension measure. The article notes political tensions from internal court matters and a ceremonial swearing in Justice Vinson as 13th chief justice, with President Truman praising the court and system.
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Senate House Group
Washington
Fred M. Vinson
United States
White House
Last Minute Plea as GOP Keeps De-Control Bid
Senate conferees debate removing price ceilings on meat dairy and poultry amid a heated push from Republicans. Taft and Millikin back the amendment. Democrats like Barkley Wagner and Downey lean toward receding. A buyers’ strike rally urged by Len Taylor and Orson Welles pressed for preserving OPA controls.
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Washington
Senate
OPA
GOP
Radcliffe
Chester Bowles
Radcliffe — Barkley
Wagner
Downey
Cal
Taft Ay Obey
Millikin OD
Pravda Attacks U S Plan for Atomic Control and Veto Power
Pravda in Moscow denounces the American Baruch plan for international atomic control as an attempt at world rule and vows Russia will not surrender its veto. It praises Gromyko’s peaceful Soviet counterproposal while labeling the Baruch plan as an “atomic diplomacy” that would extend monopoly by the United States.
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Moscow
Pravda
Russia
Plari
Bernard M. Baruch
United Nations Security Council
New York
United States
Pravada
Andrei Gromyka
Gromyko
Prayada
Baruch
Meat Authority
Unita/States
Coe Sage Pa
Jew Trials Open In Guarded Court
In Jerusalem a trial opened for 31 Irgun Zvai Leumi members amid barbed wire and British troops. Prisoners, shackled except one, sang defiant songs and claimed prisoner of war status, disputing the court’s jurisdiction as a three member military panel tries them for illegal arms and explosives. The Voice of Israel called for death sentences against two more members.
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Jerusalem
Irgun Zysi Leumi
Wotan
Ilegally
The
Voice of Israel
Basted
Evatt Proposes Single Master Committee for Atom Talks
New York June 24 Dr Herbert W. Hyatt of Australia chairman of the United Nations Atomic Energy Commission challenged a Russian proposal for parallel committees. Evatt urged one master committee to draft an atom control plan rather than twelve member groups. He planned to present full views at the commission meeting with France and Poland expected to offer proposals to bridge.US and Soviet plans.
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New York
Herbert WV. Hyatt
Australia
United Nations Atomic Energy Commission
Evatt
Seach
Andrei A. Gromyko
Gromyko
Atomic Energy Commission
France
Poland
United States
VA Hospital Attendants Indicted for Assault on Vets
A federal grand jury indicted six attendants at the Northampton Veterans Administration hospital for assaults on patients, including about 950 World War II veterans among the victims. Indictments allege assault and battery with up to 15 counts each. no fatalities reported. Authorities noted the case could trigger broader investigations of the hospital.
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Boston
Veterans Administration Hospital
Northampton
U. S
Charles E. Cunningham
Veterans Administration
Edmund J. Brandon
Meat shortages spark nationwide panic and labor strikes
National meat scarcity grips the country as coal miners in Kentucky and Pennsylvania threaten to quit over a rumored starvation diet. The American Meat Institute pins the shortage on OPA controls, while packers blame farmers and price limits. Black market sales surge as hog and cattle prices dip. workers consider strikes amid looming end of meat availability. Turn to Page 3 for continued coverage.
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International News Service
Minals
Kentucky
Pennsylvania
American Meat Institute
OPA
Congress
Washington
Ilinois
Chicago
Lnion
St.Louis
Kansey City
Twin Cities
Middlewest
American Mest Institute
New England
OPA Atliees
New York City
North Wisconsin Rivers on Rampage
Raging floods from the White and Bad Rivers after heavy rainfall claimed at least one life and left hundreds homeless in northern Wisconsin. Mellen and Ashland faced severe damage while Odanah watched rising waters. Arvid Maki, 25, of Oulu died when his car stalled under a collapsed bridge. Ashland was isolated with bridges washed out, streets flooded, and gas shut off. Residents evacuated. a store owner planned to stay to monitor the danger. A rescue boat aided those trapped on upper floors and roofs.
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Ashland
Wie
Wisconsin
Arvid Maki
Oulu
Wis
Fort Wing
Iron River
Maki
Qodanah
Earl Morrison
Associated Press
Lake Superior
Mellea
Main Street
West Virginia pork production climbs but stays below long-term average
State and federal crop reports project more home grown pork in West Virginia this year than 1945 with 142,900 pigs farrowed in spring. This 22 percent rise over 1945 exceeds last year but remains 12 percent under the 10 year average of 179,000. Mild spring weather boosted litter size to 7.1 from 6.8, and about 20,000 sows farrowed this year versus 17,000 in 1945.
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West Virginia
Imontas
Derby Soap Box Contestants Meet Tonight in Charleston
Soap Box Derby contestants will assemble at 8 p m tonight at Rhodes Walker Chevrolet in South Charleston for the first meeting. A second meeting is planned for Wednesday at McMillion Motors in Charleston. Higginbotham will review the 1945 rules and motion pictures of the All West Virginia Derby will be shown. Parents and boys planning to enter are invited.
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Rhodes - Walker Chevrolet Co
South Charleston
Brom
Bigginebotham
McMillion Motors, Inc
Charleston
Higginbotham
Lease of Naval Plants Offered
The War Assets Administration invited bids on leasing two of three large buildings at the idle South Charleyn naval ordnance plant and one small structure. The site, once used by General Machinery Advance Corp for rockets and torpedo air flashes, may be leased with or without equipment. Leases can be revoked with 120 days notice. Local officials and the state delegation had urged leasing to private enterprise to provide valley jobs. Bids deadline was set by the WAA.
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War Assets Administration
South Charleyn Naval Ordnance Plant
General Machinery Adnance Corp
The
WAA
Navy
Washimgton
American Assoc
Social Climber Tops Midwest Flagpole News
A puzzling midwestern item notes a social climber rising to attention amid flagpole events. The fragment mentions Stan Arnold and a theme of marriage learning the ropes, with unclear details on timing or location.
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