House May Deny Relief to Russia
Washington reports the House appropriations committee advanced a $405 million UNRRA grant as part of a $728.6 million deficiency bill for war relief. Republicans push amendments to block aid in nations restricting American reporters, citing censorship in the USSR. The President informed Congress most UNRRA recipients permit reporter access except Ukraine and Byelorussia. Additional agency increases and administrative funding accompany the measure.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Russia
UNRRA
House
Moscow
Clarence Brown
Ohio
Brown
Rankin
D.-Miss
Rep. Taber
New York
Appropriations Committee
Hose
Senate
Contevess
Ukraine
Office of Price Administration
Selective Service System
United Nations Starmic Energy Com
War Assets Administration
Ten Die as Train Hits Truck in Harlingen Crossing
A Missouri Pacific passenger train collided with an open truck carrying Latin American farm workers near Adams Gardens packing shed in Harlingen Texas. Ten people died and twelve were injured. most victims were believed to be Adams Gardens Co workers. One unidentified woman later died. several others remained hospitalized in critical condition. Captain Marvin Gordon stated the sight line was obscured by a string of freight cars along the siding.
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Texas
Harlingen
Tex
Lin Feria
Missouri Pacific
Marvin Gordon
State Patrol
Nicholie Hernandes
Adams Gardens
Gordon
Adams Gardens Co
Sheriff Brawley Faces Political Tensions in County Race
Sheriff Brawley explains he advised deputy Leadman to take a leave after the primary amid tensions with rival Cavender and George Griffith for the Democratic county commissioner nomination. He says his support for Julius A. deGruyter was in response to Cavender’s opposition and denies pressuring deGruyter to run.
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Baalg
Leadman
Brawley
Hs Dadne
Julius A. deGruyter
Cavlender
George Griffith
Alum Creek
deGruyter
de Gruyter
Cavender
Trieste Partition Crisis Deepens as Allies Reject Molotov Plan
The Big Four failed to resolve Trieste deadlock as Molotov floated a dual Yugoslav Italian governance proposal. American and British officials warned the plan would concede spoils to the victors and risk lasting peace. Byrnes sought a European peace conference while Molotov pressed for shifting discussions to the United Nations.
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Trieste
Molotov
House of Representatives
Slevin
Bayth
Bidailt
Byrnes
Ite
Russia
United Nations General Assembly
New York
Balkan
Romania
Court Convicts The Irgun Prisoners War Rights Dispute
The article discusses the jurists' challenge to British court authority over Irgun miltants labeled as prisoners of war. It cites Menahem Binder, 19, who proclaimed aid for Jewish independence and warned of blood being shed, while organists demand greater Jewish immigration to the Holy Land.
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Tnity
Irgun
Menahem Binder
The
Holy Land
Langer Wins North Dakota Republican Senate Nomination
Fargo report shows William Langer leading with 54 753 votes to 46 722 for J B Bridston from 1 786 of 2 056 precincts. Gerald Nye trails in third as isolationist stance aids Langer’s momentum for U S Senate seat.
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N. D
J. B. Bridston
Dakota
U. S
William Langer
Grand
U. S. Senate
Gerald Nye
Nye
Langer
North Dakota
Thut
United Nations
Testimony on Marriage Plans Tangles War Hero’s Claims
Lt. Col. Gregory Layington testified he planned to marry Mrs. Luty Malcolmson in 1942, then returned from nearly three years in war and Japanese captivity in 1945. He said she bought property in Long Island and that he left a will leaving debts paid to her for his children.
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Cal
Gregory “Pappington
Malcolmson
Fleer
Long Island
N. Y
Reno
East 11Th St
New York City
Layington
South Pacific
Army Men Arrested in Guatemala Uprising
Guatemala City reports an attempted coup against President Arevalo by military figures was thwarted amid arson cases. The government controlled Mediodia notes the uprising was planned for a morning breakfast and mentions several previously jailed participants who were released on bail after a prior September revolt.
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Guatemala City
Guatemala
Nhe
Fanese Arevalo
Mediedis
Rizhb
Matsuoka Dies Former Japanese Axis Signer in Tokyo
Tokyo announces the death of Yosuke Matsuoka a former Japanese minister and Axis diplomat. The 57 year old died in Tokyo Imperial University Hospital from tuberculosis and other ailments while awaiting trial with 27 others in an international tribunal.
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Ihursday
Yosulea Matsuoka
For An
International Tribunal
Tokyo Imperial University Hospital
University of Oregon
Matsuoira
Japan
Germany
Italy
Matsuoka
Decame
League of Nations
WH Usm Webb
Matsioke
Branislin D Warren
Dr Don Kessler Dies While Golfing in Huntington
Dr. A Don Kessler aged 46 collapsed and died of a heart ailment while playing golf at the Guyan Country Club in Huntington. He was with friend Dr Francis A Qeltey when heat and fatigue were noted and he suddenly fell to the ground.
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Huntington
A. Don Kessler
Guyan Country Club
Kessler-Hatfield Hospital
Huntington's Memorial ‘Hospital
Sessler
Francis A. Qeltey
Service for Greenbrier Youth to Be Held Today
Funeral services for Famed Helems year old son of Mr and Mrs Miller Helems Quinwood Greenbrier county will be today at 230 pm at Valley Grove church Bruce Wood will assist burial will be in the church cemetery Surviving also are two sisters Evelyn and Bertha Helems and two brothers Ronia and Harold Helems all at Jane Wallace and Wallace mortuary East Russelle in charge of arrangements
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Helems
Miller Helems
Quinwood
Greenbrier County
Ricawood
Valley Grove
Bruce Wood
Evelyn
Bertha Helems
Ronia
Harold Helems
Jane
Wallace
Obituary notices and funeral arrangements flood local papers
The notice lists multiple obituaries including Carrie Nente-Sertiro at Byytinut mortuary chapel with services at 1:30 PM, burial at Spring Hill cemetery, and mentions of survivors and funeral details. Other names include Roy Owen Fauley and Tennie Thompson with service details, burial plans, and residence information, reflecting a cluster of death notices and memorials in a single edition.
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Topfman
Carrie Nente
Sertiro
Wayne
Ransom
Burin
Huolthglon
Cathman
Virginia Bt
Bidine Thesday Inn
Bie
Congress States Plan for Indian Federation with Autonomy
The Congress working committee backed a central authority and a federation of provinces. It urged maximum provincial autonomy and rights for all people, while supporting a constitutional assembly and protection for minorities within a strengthened center.
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Cabtfrucd Bromenge
Congress Fatty
Mission
Longeerre Ar Oporat
Congress
Congress Party
Captain Bishop Killed at Bikini Test Flight
Norfolk widow learns Captain James E. Bishop 46 died in a Bikini atoll atomic test incident. He served 19 years as a regular Army Air Forces officer in charge of installing the bomb. The crash occurred as the plane prepared for liftoff, formal notification reaching Mrs. Doris Margaret Leighton Bishop.
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Norfolk
Army Air Forces
Kwalein
James E. Bishop
Doris Margaret Leighton
Bishop
AAP
Kalamazoo
Mich
Woodrow GF. Swancutt
Ctew
Navy plan for defense reorganization prompts opposition
Forrestal outlines aims for a single defense department under civilian head and Navy autonomy concerns. He supports joint operations with air force personnel and cites Nimble and Nimitz backing. Francis E. Turin of Norfolk plans a nationwide committee to oppose the merger, meeting with House naval committee leaders.
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Irge
Forrestal
Nwwo
Defense Department
Wer
Ale
Personel
Sperigl Walhing
Nimile
Chester W
Nimule
Adm
Nimitz
Chatters Slig
Wil Ad
Francis E. Turin
Norfolk
Turin
Ty Norfolls
Otness
Hit Hie
Rnlis
Ples
Ragen Statement Sparks Chicago Gang Probe
The day brings new details as Chief Walter Storms says Ragens 118 page document was cut to 98 with 20 pages withheld. Capone is described as potentially active in Chicago gambling while Dan Servitella faces related charges and two suspects are detained. Prominent gang figures are named as authorities pursue racketeering probes and possible federal inquiries.
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Ragen
Walter Storms
Storms
Bublia
Capone
Pittsburgh
Kelly
Clare
Ragenstalament
Agueneys
Tor Serritella
Tagen
Jale
Greasy Thum
Grziky Murray
Camel
Humphreys
Joe Marcunagels
Tony Accardo
Onlice
Hager
U. S
Albert Wall I
Tom Clark
Prabe
Soviet State Control Ministry Cracks Down on Misuse Funds
The state control ministry reports widespread misuse of funds in industry with executives punished for falsifying production reports to boost personal rewards. A woman and 25 men were listed as offenders in coal mines diesel engines and other sectors.
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Unino
Industria
Ministry of State
Pravda
Battle over McMahon atomic energy bill in House committee
In Washington on June 26, a House military affairs panel battled to scuttle the Senate passed McMahon bill for U S control of atomic energy. Rep Thomas led Republicans arguing the plan endangers security by letting a commission disclose atomic secrets. May sided with supporters after scolding filibuster tactics and urging committee passage with amendments.
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INS
House Military Affairs Committee
Senate
Baruch
Bernard M. Baruch
U. S
United Nations
May
D.ky
Sam Rayburn
House
McMehon
Condon C. Henty
Patents
Henry
UN Secretary General Warns of Catastrophe if Big Powers Fail to Agree
Francisco June 26 United Nations Secretary General Tryeve Lie warned that failure of the five permanent members of the Security Council to settle their differences would be catastrophic for the United Nations and the world. He spoke at the War Memorial Opera House urging compromise and unity among powers to uphold the Charter and prevent another war.
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United Nations
California
San Francisco
U. N
Security Council
Council
U.N
Lie
Wheeling Steel Workers Consider Strikes Over Food Rations
In Wheeling and Pittsburgh areas CIO Steelworkers discuss possible work stoppages over food shortages. A spokesman says many workers may quit if relief measures do not improve. West Virginia coal miners report protests and demands for basic necessities amid wartime rations.
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Wheeling
Hun
Pittsburgh
Dia
CIO Steelworkers
CIO
Alee
West Virginia
Gromyko clash over Security Council veto and Polish-Lange debate
The Security Council grappled with a veto dispute led by Gromyko as Castillo Najera ruled a matter of substance vs procedure. The British Australian proposal failed 9-4 with Russia and Poland opposing, prompting further exchanges over Evatt and Lange proposals and the path to consensus on Spain.
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Russia
Castilla Najera
France
Gromyko
Castillo Najera
Ltt
Lvatt
Gramyko
Evatt
Oscar Lange
Alexander Cadozen
Artaty Sobotev
Sobotev
Poland
Sir Alexander
Cadogan
United Kingdom
Australia
Britain
Lange
Spain
Branco
Council
General Assembly
Chicago Police Probe Slayer Case Linked to Thomas
A reported confession by Thomas claims he abducted and killed Suzanne, dismembered her body, and disposed of parts in Lake Michigan and Englewood sewers. He details ransom notes, hospital work hours, and a field museum location, with inconsistencies in his statements and timelines.
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Tom Fare
Thomas
Castle
South Normal Blvd
Chicago
Suzanne
Lake Michigan
Englewood
Sayith
Howie
Anather
Dosnin
Phoenix
Jonity
Farmers Strike Warns Congress Over Delayed Relief
Striking farmers led by Joseph W. Fichter and Grange leaders say the protest is a warning to Congress as agriculture officials in the Ohio legislature express sympathy but say farmers are not yet organized enough to sustain a large action.
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Crown
Prom Paget
Joseph W. Fichter
Grange Massie
Congress
Ohio
Plot to Kill Azerbaijan Chief Tains Sparks Jailings
An informant says Communist extremists targeted Jafar Pishevori Abnrazijen chief tain with poisoning. Thirty subordinates were jailed, while top figures linked to Azerbaijan's autonomy were not seized. British diplomats took shelter as violence rose and a jail break attempt occurred.
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Thhran
Jafar Pishevori
Abnrazijen
Azerbaijan
Tabrie
Policy Shifts in U S Russia Italy Stances Face Review
A congressional report urges a clear and unequivocal U S policy toward the USSR and calls for more robust exchanges with Russia. It condemns U S Italy policy as too vapid and indecisive, warning that Greece, Yugoslavia and Hungary drift toward Russia.
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Italy
Greece
Gordon
Senators’ Tempers and the Meat Decontrol Dispute
Wherry urged sending the bill back to conference to restore the Senate meat dairy poultry decontrol provision. McKellar ruled, Wherry then pressed colleagues to reject conference recommendations. Millikin of Colorado balked, warning another vote could cause an impasse and trigger cataclysmic effects if metals were wiped away.
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Wherry
Senate
McKellar
Seh Millikin
R.colo
Agai
Evatt Addresses Polish Resolution Limits in Assembly
Evatt argued the General Assembly cannot issue recommendations on cases before the council lacking a council request. He cited charter provisions prohibiting assembly action on such questions. He noted changes aligning with the council's Spain subcommittee findings.
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Evatt
General Assembly
Council
Assembly
Spain
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