East West Trade Renewal Urged At Geneva Meeting
A dense, fragmentary Associated Press report describes a Geneva session urging renewal of East West trade to avert global economic stagnation. The piece mentions postwar recovery, Western European concerns, and references to leaders and ministers. however many names and details are garbled in OCR. It notes cooperation among nations and possible aid for France, Turkey, and others within a broader Allied framework.
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Associated Press
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Letra
Senile
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Chonda
Weston
Cemueane
HuocieOy
Stavakia
Lace Nowe
Aky
Oman
Merany
Wiregrass Death Toll Clouds Holiday Weekend News
A chaotic dispatch reports multiple fatalities from drunk driving and accidents across Wiregrass and nearby areas during the holiday period. Police records note numerous injuries and fatalities, with 17 Balkan nationals cited in a separate AP summary. Details on victims and locations appear fragmented, but the incidents center on highway crashes, drownings, and alcohol related impairments.
Police To Search Cluttered Home Of Rich Recluse
Police prepared to search the cluttered home of a wealthy recluse after a death was reported there. Authorities described the residence as disorderly and indicated investigators would examine circumstances surrounding the demise, with neighbors noting the person led a private life.
Satan's Kingdom Weather Report Briefly Warms Purgatory
A clipped weather note reports Satan's Kingdom as warmer than yesterday with mild warmth extending into Purgatory. The fragment hints at rising temperatures and regional heat, mentioning Wyre Kitter in a nearby village and referencing a Connerti vat location with a high mercury reading of 108.
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KVTAN
Purgatory
Connertivat
Government Sets Up Housing Program For Slum Residents
In a sweeping plan, the U S government will fund a public housing program to aid over 25 million people living in slums and substandard housing. The initiative relies on city construction, private contractors, and loans or gifts, aimed at decades of gradual improvement rather than direct individual grants.
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Ryalts
Marlow
Washington
Mike
Ranta
Thor
Paic
Ata
Chiang Kai-shek to Lead China's Fight Against Reds
New York dispatch reports Chiang Kai-shek vows to head Nationalist China’s battle against the Communists and appeals for U S aid to avert a worsening crisis. He asserts control of the Kuomintang and discusses efforts toward peace with the Communists amid international pressure and wartime conduct.
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China
New York
Chiang Kai-shek
United States
Clyde Famaworih
Scripps-Howard
Teich
Asia
Serbia
Russa
Connie
Murderer Attacker Sought By Police In Valley Of Moon
Police hunt a killer who crushed the Kellie of two sleeping residents as a valley chase spans streets near Sonoma County. A suspect known as Thank is pursued across rural routes while investigators question students at Merchant Marine Academy. Bodies of Flint and Jensen found near Jensen's secluded estate named Sandlelight Lodge. Mrs Eva Paget, 32, found distraught on the Valley highway as officers search Turn To No. 19.
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Malina Hospital
Cole
Florida
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Rajuries
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Aise
Weil Sanders
Gesault
Associated Press
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al AZ
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Sowoma
Cal
Vane
California
Valley of the Moon
Patyo Mien
Devatins
Sopama County
Sharita
Deaurtes
Merchant Marine
Ainme Academy
Alsmoda Cah
Aye
Wirder Viefling
Minme
Reler J. Flint
Boyce Springs
Cal Plint
Pater J Dengen
Sonoma
New London
Flint
Jensen
Sandlelight Lote
Eva Paget
Valley of
Te Moon
Alabama Miners Return to Work on Three Day Week
Alabama's 18 000 coal miners return to work today as a three day week is set under a new contract. Union president Dunn L Lewis says mines will run Friday through Sunday each week, with other days limited or reduced. Captive mines supplying blast furnaces may operate five days, while most commercial mines cannot sustain more than three days.
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Birmingham
Ala
Alibanta
Epicminers
Dunn L. Lewis
W. Bowzer
Alabama Wom Institute
Lanar
Democratic Leaders State Fight For Social Security
Washington (UP) The Democratic high command decided to push Social Security, minimum wage and farm legislation before Congress adjourns for 1949. President Truman, Speaker Rayburn, and Senate Leader Lucas led a White House meeting with their four top leaders to chart action.
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Lyle C. Wilson
Washington
Democratic High Command
Congress
Tokyo Rose Trial Opens In Frisco
NAVIN J. LEONATO SAN FRANCISCO UP Tokyo Rose known as Tokyo Rose faces trial for treason claiming broadcasts to American troops during World War II. If convicted she could face death or at least five years in prison plus a $10 600 fine. She says she broadcast ten messages but denies treason.
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San Francisco
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Tya
Toguri D'Aquina
Ato
Tokyo Rose
Jananers
University of California At
Los Angeles
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Tokyo
Rose
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Ameen
Bourne
Mons
States
OGM
Sainan
Tel
Imperial Navy
Apo
Janasese
Missouri
Toxyo Rose
Government Ends Case Against Hiss
The government wrapped its case against Alger Hiss with a tenth witness, Walter Hebb, a Washington real estate man, detailing the Woodstock Typewriter Company lease and date. Defense witness Perry Cattell claimed Hiss gave him the Woodstock typewriter used for alleged spy papers, testifying about relocation and repair histories tied to Washington addresses.
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Gov. Wment
Alger
Federal Colt
Wrial
Walter Hebb
Washington
Hebb
Wetkess
Petcy Cattell
Tate
Confensicus Avenue
K St
Woodstock
Connecticut Ave
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P.pcioutly
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Nfehle
Kay
Ynowider Concent
K St. Addresa Ult
Mary
Shat Aras
Building Ten Tumbles Killing Four and Wounding Eight
In Pittsburgh, a building collapse killed four and injured eight as signs toppled onto pedestrians on a North Side street. Victims included T J McGee, 60, Pennsylvania Railroad worker. Charles Schmidt, 29. Donald Hanlon, 22. and Viola Deggon, 79. Fire officials said the weight of two new signs attached to a building caused a brick parapet to fail.
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Tittsburgh
Joe Devery
T. J. McGee
Reed Pennsylvania Railroad
Charles Schmidt
Donald Hanlon
Viola Dekgon
Michael VeBermats
Wife Seeks Axe Reason Sparks Roomer Alarm
In Toronto Ontario a couple above a bedroom argued over an axe whispered as a tool for sharpening. Neighbors heard shouting and screams hours later. Gertrude Amacher was found wounded as her husband fought in a bloodstained bed. He faces attempted murder charges. she had a fair chance to recover.
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Amacher
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Decision Expected On Democrats Labor Law Fight
President Truman and leading Democrats weigh options after House defeat of the Taft-Hartley repeal. Key figures include Vice President Barkley Senate Leader Lucas Speaker Rayburn and McCormack. Some want to stall, others push for a House vote to energize the 1950 elections. The Taft bill would retain features of the act including closed shop and secondary boycotts. Truman has not committed to a veto but urges continued pressure for repeal.
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Reedy, Jr
Wasilington
Taft
Harley
White House
Truman
Allen W. Barkley
Senate
Scott W. Lucas
House
Sam Rayburn
John W. McCormack
Robert A. Taft
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Hoare Labor Committee
Jin Congress
Pepper Pushes Florida Veteran Hospital Plan
Sen Claude Pepper pledges 100 new veterans hospitals in Florida despite budget cuts. He aims for a 1,000 bed psychiatric hospital near Gainesville and a 250 bed general hospital near Tallahassee, plus extending unemployment compensation limits. Pepper warned of national economic chaos in a Miami Independence Day speech.
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Claude Pepper
Florida
Pepper
Gainesville
Tallahassee
Miami
Bayfront Park
United States
Sumter Girl Wins 'Miss Dixie' Title in Pageant
In Daytona Beach Florida a Sumter B C girl Gwynin Stelar won the title Miss Dixie with Percy Elders of St Petersburg as runner up. The event marked a Fourth of July celebration in Florida.
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5. C
Daytona Brach
B.C
Mix Dixie
Gwynin Stelar
Florida
Percy Elders
St. Petersburge
Connally Urges Swift Senate Backing for Atlantic Pact
Washington Senator Connally urged rapid Senate approval of the 20 year Atlantic Pact as proof free nations will stand together against aggression. He warned the treaty does not automatically commit the United States to a military pledge but supports coordinated defense with Canada and 10 European states.
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Connally
Senate
North Atlantic
United State
Canada
United States
Fulor
40 Boats Missing After Freak Storm In New York Area
The Coast Guard searched for more than 40 boats still missing after a Independence Day wind storm near New York killed at least seven people. The storm, a sudden gale up to 105 mph, struck at 4 15 p.m. as 4 000 000 beachgoers and many sailors were on Long Island Sound waters. Weather warnings failed to post in time, and crews aboard motor and sail boats were lost, with a rising toll amid ongoing rescue efforts.
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Coast Guard
Coase
Anemlo
Sig
Long Island Sound
London
Weather Bureau
Larchmont
Yacht Club
Page
Con Man and the War Era Soft Drink King
HAL BOYLE recalls Jimmy describing a war era con man who built a regional soft drink empire by theft. Jimmy explains how the swindler rose, then kept him on as general manager while orchestrating further strokes and crime to sustain the business. Rosabelle listens as the tale unfolds in their new apartment.
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Jimmy
Rosabelle
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