Turkish warning signals Moscow as Dardanelles tense
The Turks fear a Russian push to dominate the Dardanelles and argue for a peaceful solution with Arabs, warning that Moscow seeks a Mediterranean foothold. Foreign Minister Sadak underscores a desire to avoid bloodshed while preserving Turkey’s sovereignty and regional balance amid UN plans for Palestine. Russia’s new ambassador Lavrishev heightens Ankara’s concern over pressure tactics.
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Husband and Wife Split House in Montgomery
A Montgomery couple used a house split to end their marriage over ownership. Bertha Lee Williams wanted the home. Henry Williams refused, so attorney John Sankey drew a legal agreement. Henry began removing his portion of the dwelling while Bertha planned remodeling.
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Gentlemen Named winner of courtesy week award
Patrick Gentle men, 54, a Yellow Cab driver, won one of five Junior Association of Commerce and Industry courtesy week awards for exceptional politeness. The selection was announced in Chicago Til.
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Moscow seeks Mediterranean entry despite war risk
The text argues Moscow aims to break into the Mediterranean if needed, risking Turkey and Greece, while the Soviet Union avoids provoking a major war. It notes a US Britain rift over Jewish Arab tensions and warns communism thrives on trouble in a tense Middle East scenario.
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Soviet Union
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Greece
Randor Notes by Hal Boyle on life wit quotes
New York columnist Hal Boyle offers a wry, aphorism filled meditation on life and human nature. He jests that only barefooted people die, that partial truths spawn misfortune, and that modern life blends humor with hardship through one liners about marriage credit fear and travel choices.
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Aps
Randor
Marshall Urges Aid For Hungry Children In U N Appeal
Secretary of State George C. Marshall urged Americans to contribute to the United Nations Appeal for Children aiming to raise 60 million dollars to relieve hunger and hardship abroad. He called private relief essential, noting voluntary agencies offer flexible, urgent aid and provide human warmth missing in public programs.
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George C. Marshall
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United Nations Appeal For Children
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Anti-Truman Texans Refuse To Join Southern Revolt
Brownwood Texas UP reports anti Truman forces at the Texas Democratic Convention blocked a move to instruct the state delegation for Truman while resisting full participation in the Dixie revolt. Delegates will be uninstructed but urged to back the two thirds rule and a Eisenhower tribute. Governor Jester led the anti Truman faction.
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Woodville J. Rogers
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Thieving Squirrels Can't Get Candy Now
Forest Park candy machines were drained by squirrels squeezing through delivery vents. Park attendants traced the theft to the rodents and the distributor fixed the openings with small covers to prevent further access.
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ST Louis
Forest Park
New York Markets Handle Quarter of Wholesale Trade
About one quarter of the nation s wholesale business is trans acted by New York State s wholesale markets.
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New York State
Rationing Rules Flouted in Rome as Black Market Thrives
In Rome, rationing curbs on bread sugar and gasoline are largely ignored. Reported prices show 63 cents for legal gasoline, 85 cents on the black market, and five pounds monthly per person for spaghetti. White bread is illegal, whipped cream forbidden, and cigarettes sold openly in Plaza Vittorio.
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Plaza Vittorio
Sidwalk
Italy
Fashion in Italian Streets Amid Wartime Shortages
A vivid portrait of Rome Genoa and Naples scenes shows notes in irregular sizes with lire, bare-headed women, and wartime dress. Men and women wear short coats, back-flared skirts, pastel tones, ballerina skirts, and heels as daily life adapts to scarcity.
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Naples
Heavy trailer incident described with two occupants
A cryptic OCR fragment mentions a heavy trailer and a bad beating. A scooter is noted carrying two persons, but details are unclear. Authorities likely investigate the scene for injuries or damage.
Engine To Save Coal Use Development By Westinghouse
Pittsburgh reporters quote Wesinghouse Electric engineers advancing steam electric locomotives designed to use about half the coal of current units. They describe a development aimed at greater efficiency and lower fuel costs for railroads.
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Wesinghouse Electric
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