Clay to return to Berlin as policy shifts loom
Gen Lucius D Clay sails back to Berlin tonight to resume control of American affairs amid the Soviet blockade. He will brief Truman and Marshall on a new policy toward Berlin and stresses optimism for eventual peace while noting his Tuesday congressional message will avoid foreign affairs. The British accuse Soviet planes in the air corridor of violations as the airlift delivers heavy loads.
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Associated
Preaw
Washington
Lucius D. Clay
Berlin
Ayidl
Pill Hugu
Truman
Marshall
Ussiona
Army Department
Clay
FBI
Erlin
Pine Prom
Yesber E
Primm
Congress
RAT
Utanes
Tesenele
Bof
Yorks
Berlin-Bueck
York
A. Hl
Jiritish
Rinsisns
Colonult
Ohio gunmen hunted in greatest manhunt ends in double kill
Two Ohio exconvicts known as gun Happy were cornered after a long pursuit. West Virginia parolee Maines West, 26, was shot. partner Robert Daniels, 92, of Columbus surrendered and confessed to seven killings. The pursuit ended near a pond miles north after a volley of shots wounded officers and killed the suspects.
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Aweerex van Wert
Here
Ohio
Simner James Smith
Titin
Mnothey Min
Glenn Beard Guchwind
Pedestrian Injuries After City Street Collision
A Union City pedestrian, Ta Verne Swilllex, was seriously injured when struck by a taxi near East Main Street. He died? No. Taken to Corry Hospital for facial lacerations. A second pedestrian, Mrs. William Smith, received bruises after being hit at Noris Center and Washington Street by Franl Mitchell’s City Cab Co taxi. The driver failed to see her as she crossed Noris Dexter.
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Ta Verne
East Main
Michael Metenkunich
Unian City
Mediately
Corry Hospital
William Smit
Westigh Street
Union City
Wis Bawley
Norjs Center
Washington
City Cab Co
Franl Mitchell
East Swillyioek
Uelvine South
Nori Dexter Street
Meat price cuts sweep local stores this week
Meat prices fell 11 to 20 cents a pound at a New York office influenced chain store today with A and P Jones noting strong buyer resistance. Local retailers planned further cuts as competition and six remaining stores faced pressure to follow suit before tomorrow.
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A & P Jones
Hii
New Yorke
Trouble in Cairo Amid State of Emergency Report
Associated Press reports Cairo under a state of emergency with police patrols in main streets and mounted units in Al Azhar Square near Friday prayers. Demonstrations were linked to opposition to Israeli air raids, while details on a UN truce breach and negotiations remained unclear.
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Guy
Cairo
al Azhar
Treasury Report Details U S Treasury Balances and Debt
The Treasury daily report lists total receipts 102,628,050.18 dollars and expenditures 83 dollars with a balance of 45,076,725,192.90. The total debt stands at 929,286,843,684.00.
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Treasury
Washington, Ily
Treasuy Bastion Daly
Wallace Wallace Taylor Third Party Convention Opens Tonight
Henry A Wallace arrives with running mate Glen Taylor to launch a third party bid aiming to siphon votes from Democrats and Republicans. Support from labor groups and accusations of Communist influence mark the event as a pivotal effort to shape the November election.
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Arsenated Press
Philadelpria
Henry A. Wallace
Wallace
Abe Ucket
Robert M. LaFlolevle, Sr
Burton K. Wheeler
Wallace J
Glen Taylor
Toalia
Taylor
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
New
GOP
Scott's Crossing Noted As Hazard For Columbus Trucker
A Columbus trucker narrowly escaped disaster at Scott's Crossing when a truck caught fire. Leslie Dodd used a fire extinguisher to contain the blaze, keeping damage minimal. Fire department responders were not needed. A month later another incident occurred at the same crossing involving a derailment strike by an eastbound railroad.
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Sailes Parinem v. Commpus
D- Gay
Agrly
Maystferiobm
Leslie Dodd
Dodd
Columbus
Ex Army Flier Drops Missile Near UN Headquarters
Ex army flyer Stephen Supina, a former B 1 turret gunner from Willington Connecticut, allegedly piloted a previously launched small plane that exploded harmlessly near the United Nations building. Police charged him with malicious mischief as staff members panicked and windowed offices filled with chatter.
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Press Lake Success
United Nations
U, Nh
U.N. Chambers
U.N. Staf
la Guardia
Supina
U. N
Stephen
Thomas
Special Session Hinted by GOP Leader No Major New Laws Expected
Ranking Republican leader outlines a limited three week to one month special session stance. He says federal aid for education may pass with 50 50 odds and civil rights proposals could emerge. Housing or inflation measures unlikely. A $65 million loan for a New York US headquarters is noted.
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Washington
Congress
Inlie
House
GOP
United Waltons
U. S
New York
Union and Officials Meet Over 10 Cent Wage Proposal
A joint session between Le Corry Jamestown Mig Corp and union negotiators broke up with no settlement. The union proposed a 10 cent per hour raise retroactive to April 15 which the company rejected due to losses. Conciliators Stainbrook and Odessi oversaw talks as a five week strike paralyzed local industry, with no progress reported before adjournment.
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Ficialy
Union Commitses
Nymentlin
Corry-Jamestown
Atrike
Ines
Tocal
Stasloh
Moscow Pressing Satellite Nations Crisis Deepens
Washington reports say Moscow is pressing allied states hard amid the Bertin crisis as leaders such as Hongay and Rakval face possible removal for being too moderate or nationalistic. Observers note Moscow seeks to prevent any Tito-like moves while maintaining party control and suppressing dissent.
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Washington
Ruusia
Hongay
Mabshew Rakval
Ovat Marshal Tita
Yugoslavia
Moscow
Tito
Ankosi
Inditate
Eole
Corry Dinor Moves to Cameron Building
Ake Corry Brno plans to relocate to the Cameron Building on South Center Street near Marty’s restaurant. The move follows the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board revoking a license, with interior remodeling and a reopening expected after completion.
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Cameron Bldg
Ake Corry
Brno
Brighany
Shyrels Ware
Phimping Co
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Legion Picnic Set Tomorrow At Mead Park
The annual Legion picnic will start at 1 p m at Mead Park with three American Legion units including the Elmer C Carrier Post Anns Ancresou Post and the Aus ilisry. Nine hundred people are expected to attend a dinner at 6 p m. Attendees bring picnic baskets others will provide coffee milk soft drinks and ice cream. Activities include a children and veterans program and a World Wars I vs II softball game with cash prizes for winners. If rain occurs the picnic will be postponed to the next date.
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Elmer C. Carrier
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Pittsburgh Police Shakeup Inches Through Ranks
Pittsburgh July 28 top officials faced a major department shakeup with Superintendent Harvey M. Scott announcing transfers of seven district inspectors and 88 lieutenants. Only two inspectors remain in place Edward Mass and Fred W. Good retain posts in the traffic and detective bureaus respectively.
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Edward Mass
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Fiery resignations and political upheaval across Europe and Asia
Reports from Helsinki Rome Singapore and Pawling detail sudden resignations and government shake ups. Premier Pekkala quits without explanation as Finland ponders new cabinet. De Gasperi defends Italy amid leftist no confidence. Malaya Singapore ban Communist party. Dewey Eisenhower meet to discuss European affairs and military posture.
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Whi Hh
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Obinet
Peltkala
A Imeber
Souiatist Union Party
Rome
Alcide de Gagperl
Commmunism
de Gasperi
Senate
Commuunists
Tye
Palmiro Oslintit
Cost of living hits new record nationwide
The cost of living index rose to 171.7 percent of the 1835 1949 average as food prices surged. President Truman prepared inflation measures for Congress and named Paul A Porter as special anti inflation aide to coordinate the act.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Truman
Congress
White House
Paul A.porter
Porter
Hine Office of
Price Administration
Ais Jom
Helms
Trio of Planes Refuel in Azores Today on World Flight
Three American B 29 Superfortresses depart MacDill Army Air Field for a globe girdling training flight. The Azores stop at Lagens Air Base is the second of eight legs heading toward Tripoli Libya then Ceylon the Philippines Japan Alaska and Tucson Arizona.
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Washington
Likgens Air Base
Azores
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Tucson
Dewey Vandenberg and Dulles to Confer on Berlin Crisis
Thomas T. Dewey will be joined by Arthur A. Vandenberg and John Foster Dulles to discuss the foreign situation and the Berlin crisis in a conference planned for tomorrow night. Dewey will hold a news conference at 9:30 p.m. BST near his farm, fueling speculation of a formal Republican stance on Berlin.
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Arthur A. Vandenberg
John Foster Dulles
Bern
Vandenberg
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Dulles
Pawling
Dewey
Berlin
Tuition Hikes Hit Pittsburgh Colleges
Pittsburgh colleges including Carnegie Tech, Duquesne University, and Pennsylvania College of Women plan tuition increases. The changes raise yearly costs by roughly 600 dollars for some programs, with details varying by institution and program.
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Peerey
Dolagy Fa
Tultian Toon
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