Berlin Western Bloc Halts Red Rail Travel and Currency Talks
Western Allied authorities announce a halt of rail traffic between the Soviet zone and western Europe while negotiations on Germany proceed. Andrew L. D. Clay says allied planes will continue to fly supplies to Berlin and a new Berlin airport construction starts despite the blockade.
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New York Proclaims Babe Folh Day During Visit
Below is a garbled report noting a day proclaimed in New York during a visit by a senior figure. It mentions Memorial Hospital, a patient, and June-related remarks, but the exact names and events are unclear.
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Constitution Sets Speed Record For Flight Across Nation
The Lockheed built giant aircraft named Constitution crossed the country in about 10 hours for a 184000 pound craft. Flying at around 200 miles per hour, it dodged storms between Montin and Chicago and over Washington National Airport. It will be tested at the end of this week then shipped to Idlewild and New York before tests resume in California. The Navy has not yet accepted the plane built at a cost of 827000000.
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Union expects huge turnout for local 1097 meeting
A large turnout is anticipated as Local 1097 members discuss acceptable contract terms and the walkout that began June 18. The union splits into two factions after a 150 to 131 vote and an effort to oust the negotiating committee is reported for tonight.
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Lewis Moves On Coal Complaint in NLRB Dispute
John K. Lewis and the United Mine Workers push to dismiss an unfair labor practice charge tied to a contract shop provision in the soft coal industry. NLRB examiner Ringer will rule after reviewing evidence. the strike that closed captive mines lasted ten days amid fights over the 1047 act.
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City Streets Paving Project Starts Today
Corty's Summer paving program begins grading on Fashmooth Street between Hayne School and Shady Avenue. Work will progress ward by ward with about two and a half miles paved this year. Under ground installations are rushed to meet a normal schedule.
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Five Cent Theft Leads to Murder Charge in Pittsburgh
A 26 year old dishwasher was charged with murder after a robbery in a Pittsburgh rooming house. Victim Charles Keller, 74, was beaten during the incident and left with two finger gestures and a scribbled name. Edward Egli of New Milford New Jersey implicated a man named Dale.
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Wattsburg Man Held For Court In Check Fraud Case
Joseph De Mairko of Route 21 Wattsburg faced Alderman Love in Titusville after pleading guilty to drawing a 3743.10 worthless check to buy cattle. He was seized Monday by Constable Theodore Eagle of Hydetown at his Wattsburg home while attempting to obtain funds. his brother posted $1,000 bond to secure his release.
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Jerusalem Demilitarization Talks Shake Israeli Stance
In Tel Aviv reports claim Count Bernadotte urged immediate demilitarization of Jerusalem. Israel’s foreign minister Moshe Sharett reportedly rejected the proposal, while Bernadotte’s mediation noted limited progress. A UN mediator met daily with Israeli officials amid conflicting signals from Arab states.
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Wallace third party ends convention with call for peace with Russia
Henry A Wallace's Progressive Party wrapped up a seven and a half hour convention in Philadelphia. Delegates debated Russia policy while Wallace urged a balanced approach and friendship with the Soviet Union. Senator Glen Taylor was named No 2 on the ticket as the party sought joint responsibility in foreign affairs.
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Sawyer Named Phils' Manager
Philadelphia July 26 Eddie Sawyer longtime baseball figure was named manager of the Philadelphia Phillies succeeding Dusty Cooke. Sawyer previously led the Toronto Maple Leafs in the International League and has a track record with Eastern League championships in 1945 and 1947.
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McBean County Sheriff Elected at Four Day Convention
William Ross McBean was elected president of the Perinayl sheriffs association at the close of a four day convention. The McBean County sheriff will lead the group as its new president succeeding Harry P. Shia- Vor Obrilste who served previously. The convention concluded Saturday in Williamsport.
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Plan 10 Builds New Wood Sugar Plant in Area
Plans for a new wood sugar plant aim to convert wood waste into sugar molasses for livestock feed. Union City or Tidioute area urged as site with engineering led by L. F. Minkharl for Corry Union City Reserve Service Board. Production hinges on Forest Laboratory methods developed in Madison and German WWII work, with full operation unlikely before next spring due to equipment delays.
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Yugoslav Reds Told of Policy by Premier Karel
Belgrade Premier Gduriel Karel outlined Yugoslavia's postwar policy aligning with universal peace, UN equality, and antiimperialist solidarity. He urged cooperation with Soviet unions, socialist states, and nations pursuing independence and national freedom. Olson said the premier offered trade talks with the United States upon one condition.
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French Social Attacks on Government Postpone Cabinet Shakeup
Paris reports Socialist pressure over cabinet reshuffle after ministers faced removal. Andre Marie, Leon Blum, and Paul Ramadier were cited as key figures in the push to alter interior, social affairs, and public works portfolios.
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Byemume Regime Faces Vote On Proposed Cabinet
New regime moves to approve a proposed cabinet today with eight abstentions. A deputy slate approved by the assembly, and a separate delegation to sue Mane, marks a tense political shift as Winnet remains without a cabinet a week after Socialists forced resignations and reshuffled leadership. Jac ad Beliuuas named in line to replace Geontes Bidaul, a veteran diplomat, as minister in the new government.
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Largest Muskie Caught At Findley
A fisherman caught a record muskie near Findley on Saturday evening. The fish weighed 27 pounds and measured 48 inches, with reports of a larger attempt halted by unavailable scales. Local notices credit W. Bettos and Hendelin of Cleveland for the catch and weigh in.
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Area Man Tells Bizarre Story to Get Rides
Gerald Lester Hay 27 of Greenville claimed repeated airplane crashes to Pennsylvania officers to gain rides. He told of past exploits and said he had traveled the country using the crash tale to obtain transportation. Hay faced a Schnell charge after being arrested near Collegeville following a statewide police alert.
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Canada plane disaster kills 29 in Gaspe crash
A chartered Biomusk Airlines Dakota crashed near Cape Bon Ami on approach to Gaspe airport killing 29. Most bodies were unidentifiable. inquest to be held. Passengers reportedly lumbermen employed by Consolidated Paper Corp from Anticosti.
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Major steel firms to face price fixing charges this fall
In Trenton New Jersey federal court, major steel companies will be sued this fall on price fixing and other anti trust violations. Special assistant Samuel Maloy said thousands of documents would be introduced as evidence. Lawyers agreed to examine the documents before trial. After the hearing, a spokesman said companies had already paid $920 000 in fees on other restraint of trade charges.
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Flying Saucers Stir Nation Wide Reports
Reports from across the country describe a wingless craft or mysterious object seen over the weekend. Pilots from the prior war era report encounters with a wingless, balloon like or rocket shaped device near Montgomery and Columbus. Officials in Atlanta deny any confirmed alien spacecraft activity.
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Unclear sky sighting spurs mixed agency responses
Reports from North Georgia to Yakima describe a bright object seen aloft moving westward at high altitude. Eastern Airlines pilots noted a large aluminum balloon. police, witnesses, and officials fielded inquiries and denied responsibility.
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President Truman to press living cost action in Congress
President Truman summoned Democratic congressional leaders to the White House to review a message he will deliver to the Republican Congress. He aims to push anti inflation housing and social programs, with several long standing items likely to face resistance.
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