Yugoslav Reds Appeal to Stalin Over Tito Crisis
Yugoslavia's Communists urge Stalin to erase what they call false charges against Marshal Tito and his allies. About 15 000 party members telegrammed Moscow seeking truth and closer ties with Russia as turmoil follows the Cominform accusations.
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Moscow
Tito
Russia
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Stalin
Cominform
Marshal Tito
Ruth Fry
Hon Cousins International
Marylin
Rusin
Soviet Union
Tesla
Corry Resident Plans Farm Supply Store Opening
Corry resident T R Sorenson announces the opening of Corry Supply and Equipment Co in the former Granga Dengue Bedevalion mill building on West Washington. The firm will offer farm and garden machinery and tractors with Bolens garden tractors as agents and other lines to follow.
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T. BR. Svenson
Ormer
Corry
West Washington
Sorenson
Corry Supply
Bolens
Add
Heat Wave Expands Eastward Across Midwest and Beyond
A hot weekend looms for the Midwest as heat moves east, with temperatures in the 90s forecast for many northern states for the next two to three days. Cooler air arrives along the Pacific coast while the eastern seaboard sees relief, and record highs were noted in desert areas of Arizona including Phoenix and near Lake Mead.
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Associated Arena
Chicago
Midwest
North Cent
Gui
Pacific Coast
Seaboard
Galitainiin
Arizona
Arle
Phoenix
Silver Lake
Galil
Allied Air Lifes Beat Soviet Food Blockade
Berlin reports indicate Allied airlift surpasses the Soviet road blockade as supplies reach western sectors. By July 15 bolstered stocks aim to feed up to 1,000,000 Germans through September with dehydrated foods chosen for high value and space efficiency.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Giepthany
United States
Dhe
Lin Kommandatura
Viet Star
U.S
Kombiandafira
Init Gai
Thicins D. Clay
America
Yassily D. Sokolovsky
Ernier
Melmstedt
City park plantings replace fountain with patriotic floral design
Work planned this week to plant flowers in a City Park site replacing the removed fountain. Project led by the Glenn Up committee and Councilman Ross Fehlman, with Mowrey's greenhouse operators supplying canna and white and red petunias in a two color ring.
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Cornell
Huher
Glenn Up Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Ross Fehlman
Wills Mawrey
Mowrey
Wen Will
Rail unions and Royall loom large in wage dispute
Washington July 2 The White House seeks a negotiated wage settlement between three rail unions and carriers as Royall may step in. Goldsborough ruled a permanent injunction dissolving a no strike order, stating rail workers are government employees not covered by Norris LaGuardia Act limits. Appeals proceed.
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Associated Press
Washington
Dustiwe
Goldsborough
White House
John R. Steelman
Steeman
Royall
Cour
Truman
Army
Mc Norris LaGuardia
United Mine Workers
Supreme Court
Royall Row
J. A. Krug
Interior
Sof
John L. Lewis
Pics
Krug
Lewis
Two Men Convicted of Conspiracy to Defraud
A jury in Philadelphia convicted former U S Commissioner Norman J Griffin and former Passport Office head Warren J Belcher of conspiracy to defraud the government by issuing illegal passports. The verdict followed a 3 hour 19 minute deliberation and both men posted $10 000 bail pending appeal.
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Philadelphia
U. S
Norman J. Griffin
Warren J. Belcher
Tte
Ball
Political War Rages in Panama Amid Election Unrest
AP reports intense clashes between rival camps of presidential candidates Arias and Diaz Arguelles as recounts proceed. Strife at party headquarters sparked gunfire. about ten arrests noted. Authorities monitor to decide if troops impose curfews or border controls.
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Panama
Associated Press
Stiles
Patina
Jyp
Pul
Armifg Army
Daminga Diaz
Huw
Ariog
Diaz
Liberal Party
Pox Hee
Abouit
Democrats Push for Special Session Ahead of Convention
Democrats urge a special session of Congress this summer to pressure Republicans on platform promises. President Truman refrains from commenting while Sen McGrath of Rhode Island and Rep Spence of Kentucky favor the move. House Chairman Knutson doubts its value, citing potential blame games between parties. Senator Myers says hearings begin in Philadelphia with a platform focused on performance. Eisenhower’s rising prominence stirs Dixie sentiment as Truman predicts a first-ballot nomination.
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Associated Press
Congress
Truman
McGrath
Rhode I5land
Philadelphia
Ley
Rep
Spence
Kentucky
House Banking Committee
Knutson
House
Ways and Means Committee
Dewey
White House
Francis J Myers
Pennsylvania
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Hutch
D-Nm
Eisenlhower
Hotoh
Mr. Truman
New York
Eisenhower Vaid
National Banks Report Balance Sheets June 30
Washington July 2 The comptroller of the currency issued a rail far 4 statement showing the condition of all National banks as of June 30.
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ASK Biate Gank
Harrisburg
Tepors Bf
Il Afate Hanks Ilhdad
AL Lit
Wedaerdis, Dine M
Washington
Cucrelicy
Olin
City Considers Bond for Sewer Without Vote
City council weighs borrowing about $98,000 for a storm relief sewer linked to the disposal plant. State law allows bond issuance without a public ballot, but a ballot express opinion may be sought this fall. Meeting notes include police pay raises and a clarified general license bill.
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Council
Gily
Waller Beett
Covell
Bird
Valna Jon
Nhnich
Cornell Tit
Tsk Smith and
Weight Streets
Iim
Counci
Cornell Snewbers
Kinley
Hurley Drake
Pavil ‘Coodman
George Burlingame
Herman ‘Burlingame
A. A. Kelly
Robert Girth
Newell Beckwith
Boost in Pensions Effective Today for Veterans Families
Washington July 2 Widows children and dependent parents of veterans who died in service are eligible for increased pensions totaling over 30 million dollars. President Truman signed the law, raising payments for widows dependents of regular military personnel disabled by war. The schedule lists payments by family size from single widows to five children and includes orphaned children and dependent parents with varying monthly amounts.
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SY Associated
Btt
Washington
Truman
Yates
Vey
Wiow
Four marines freed after captivity in China
Four marine filers released by Chinese authorities after being held since May. They were captured in Mantun region while on routine patrol. Officials said the sailors are in good health and returned to base today.
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Tsingtag
China
Chiness
Navy
Shanitiing Penit
Contract bids for city paving rise twenty five percent
The city opened bids for paving with A ZalZnack and Son as low bidders. Allied Chemical Company tied to pricing and freight increases. Engineer Williams noted front foot costs for 20, 24 and 30 foot widths with about a 25 percent overall rise. Project to begin in about two weeks with water and sewer work remaining.
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A. Zaldneck Ind Seu
Vis City
Wvar
Simmu
Barrett
Allied Chemical Company
War
Ton Wiliams
Wellon
Couriell
Enghiver Williams
Allied
Chemie
Jrale
Bb Sellle Belire Ark
Steel refuses to sign new pact in coal dispute
July 2 report from Washington says major steel firms led by Republic Bethlehem and Lauehlin refused to sign a new coal mining contract. If NLRB General Counsel Benlqm upholds charges, a court order may block John L. Lewis from enforcing the union shop clause. A prolonged mine dispute could halt operations in pits tied to the agreement, risking 40 million tons of coal for steel mills.
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Key Askudsted Prena
Washington
Fightrenaleel
Unter Lobue Acticey
John L. Lewis
Gattde
Republic
Bethlehem
Lauehlin
Roybert W. Benlqm
NLRB
Lewis
Jnte Effec
Sly Lewis
Usday
Foreign policy notes amid global tensions and disasters
Secretary Marshall said the State Department is consulting allied leaders and not negotiating with Britain and France, while crisis talks unfold over Soviet and Russian tensions. A major flood disaster in China leaves thousands dead or homeless, as Bucharest reports the agency headquarters moving from Belu radey Bucharest.
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Associated Press
Washington
Marshall
State Department
Britain
Feapon
Bernadotte Moves Toward Palestine Peace Efforts
In Jerusalem last night Bernadotte examined truce hurdles and food relief for Jews as Mashke Shertok met with leaders. A plan for a permanent Palestine peace backed by an intermediary committee was rejected by Arab and Jewish groups, while a proposal for Jordan to join a united Arab Palestine faced scrutiny.
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of Armerter
Cairo
Polkce Bermnatde
Arik
Luaders
Bersacotty
Rhodey Hwandquarters
United Nations Palestiny
Orediabor
Bernado
League
Bernadotte
Palestine
Abu Mieri
Jordan
Ismael
al Mieri
U.N
Jaffa
Monteeux
Switzerland
World Jewish Congress
UN Jews
Teruel
Erie Train Delays Cause Frustration in Town
Jumbled report describes a late Erie train arriving in Meerville amid confusion and disrupted schedules. Passengers blame delays on unclear timing and misread alerts, noting frustration and scattered accounts of the event.
Marjorie Davis and son killed by Erie train at Lottsville crossing
Mrs. Marjorie Davis, 19, and her one-year-old son Gerald died when an eastbound Erie Railroad freight struck their stalled car at Lottsville crossing. Police say the mother, driving west, was pinned between the car and locomotive. the child Bonita is believed to have died at the scene.
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Marjorie Davis
Gerald
Erie Railroad
Lottsville
Croelpe
Boulla
Uhive
Kizhb Njurien
Orville Bayly
Pittsfield
Davia
Cory Alips
Leoul Cin
Warren
Beall Police Cays
Mies
Tavis
Tattsville
Che Ou
Strekto
Mundville
Bonita
Tissie
Benmete
Mis City
Uth
Bracken-Keating Funeral
Oscar Luger
Walts Brower
Tian
Nwtve
Th. O
Givis
Wit
Ebelva Buster
Wartsbure
Th Addony
Aye Sueyiven
Foxter
Melvin
Dawis
Tulow City
Davis
Kathryn Dean
Ene Min
Elsbeth Johnson
Wattsburg
Mere
Char Foster
Huth
Watesbure
Fire damages camp facility at Somerset causing $20000 loss
Fire at Camp Hinkova in Kouser State Park near Somerset destroys a mess building. No one was in the building. cause under investigation with flames largely under control within minutes. Fire officials blamed an explosion in a range area and noted neighboring structures were spared.
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Somerset
Camp Hinkova
Kouser State Park
Bultiee
Thomas O'Connor
Pieter
Holy Family Curehal
Robert
Pittsburgh
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Royall Looms
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Thomas Id. Preister
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