U.N. Holds Amphibious Edge in Korea Cease-Fire Talks
A United Nations negotiating team prepared for peace or war as talks with Communist delegates resume amid rain and mobilization threats. U.N. aids and 20 reporters observed as Frontline positions and amphibious trucks press the case for a cease-fire, demilitarized zone, and armistice controls.
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Earnest Hobbrecht
Korea
United Nations
U.N
United States
South Korea
Congress Scoffs At Hint of Truman Veto
Congress mocks hints that President Truman might veto a bill as it nears a final vote. The dialogue centers on possible executive action and political signals amid tight passage margins.
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Congress
Truman
Jap Treaty Conference Scheduled
Washington reports the United States invited 50 nations to San Francisco to sign a treaty with Japan aimed at a just durable peace. The draft lacks strict penalties and avoids heavy reparations while allowing Japan to rearm within limits. Russia was not expected to attend or sign.
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Washington
United States
San Francisco
Japan
China
United Nations
Chai
Russia
Pan
Rails Lead Stock Rally Amid High Volume Market
Railroad shares paced a broad market advance with the rail average at its best since June 22 and the industrial average up to its highest since May 17. Utilities reached a fresh high dating to 1931 as trading volume neared 160 000 by noon, with gains across autos oils and Merck leading the way.
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Oday
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Goodyear
Merck
Black Market Ties Reemerge As War Material Scarcity Surges
Washington reports that a shadowy figure known as Joe is reviving WWII era black market operations for steel copper and aluminum as government controls tighten. Enforcement chief Robert Winn warns a October allocation could unleash new illicit trading and says investigators find empty yards and warehouses nationwide.
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Robert H. Winn
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Beca
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Truman Considers Cracking Down On Errant Democrats
Washington reports indicate President Truman may push for tighter party regularity among Democrats. Two senators describe signs he will publicly decide soon, citing concerns over loyalty on economic controls and foreign policy amid internal battles. Critics, including Sen Paul Douglas, accuse Truman of seeking only yes men in the party.
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Franco names new cabinet as Spain seeks U S aid
Generalissimo Francisco Franco unveils a cabinet shakeup after eight U.S. senators and Admiral Forrest Sherman visit Madrid. He aims to secure Western support and loans while keeping the monarchy intact as Cortes gains more power and a general amnesty for political prisoners is debated.
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Francisco Franco
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Flood Swamps St Louis As Dikes Fail North of City
Coast Guard reports the Missouri and Mississippi rivers flood to a century high. Levees break near St Louis County and West Alton, with 28 000 acres of bottomland at risk. Red Cross and state agencies mobilize large-scale relief. 16 000 livestock killed or stranded and 17 bridges washed out.
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West Alton
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Crackles The most critical age for a girl sweet sex teen
The fragment quotes a phrase about a girl at a critical age labeled as sweet sex teen. It appears as a sensational caption or clipping piece focusing on sexualized youth language from a vintage source. The readable text is limited and lacks clear context or events.
Britain s Socialized Doctors May Strike
The 20 000 members of Britain s socialized health service told Health Minister Hillary Rerenaal they would strike on Sept 25 unless they receive higher pay and fewer patient loads. A committee representing all counties met in a seven hour session to discuss their ultimatum. Doctors now earn about 2 50 yearly per patient and may handle up to 4000 patients.
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Hillary Rerenaal
Thay
Great Britain
No Relief Seen In Summer Heat Wave
Heat wave continues across the Carolinas with forecasts of more hot days and scattered thunderstorms. Thunderstorms along the Atlantic seaboard kill at least 16, injure many, damage crops and property from Maine to Alabama. A Newark to Miami airliner belly lands near Richmond after a lightning strike.
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Carolinas
Yesory
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Asheville
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Columbia
Greensboro
Spartanburg
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Aestess Air Lines
John Armstrong
Richmond
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Income Tax Claims and Peg Leg Swindle Scrutinized
A Russian born Mason, self styled as representative of the people, denies filing income tax since 1929 and rejects a political connection to a lobbyist network. He cites horse racing losses as a reason and mentions a colleague Ungard who reportedly plans a return from Australia.
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Sam Mason
Senate
Mason
Hoey
Iaeton
Sam Mi
Cauaieen
Mason Reae
Ungard
Australia
Jason
Signs of Hurricanes Indicated In Gulf
The weather bureau sent a hurricane hunter plane to probe a large area in the Gulf of Mexico about 500 miles southwest of New Orleans. Forecaster W R Stevens said no wind circulation suggesting a hurricane yet, but authorities are proceeding cautiously as ships in the southwest Gulf were asked to report any disturbance.
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Miami
Weather Bureau
Gulf of Mexico
New Orleans
W. R. Stevens
Stevens
Gulf
Powell to Lead State Bureau of Investigation Acting Director Takes Helm
James W. Powell, named by Atty. Gen. Harry McMullan to succeed Walter F. Anderson, becomes acting SBI director. Powell, 41, longtime SBI aide and former four original agents member, assumes duties as Anderson departs to head the state prisons system. Powell was born in Wilmington and raised there and in Kinston.
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James W. Powell
Atty
Harry McMullan
Walter F. Anderson
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Powell
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Weather lookahead and current temps
Forecast notes a low of 68 tonight and a high of 85 tomorrow. Today's high reached 89 while last night's low was 64.
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