Connally Sees Stormy Path for Jap Peace Treaty
Senator Connally on Relations Committee predicts Senate ratification of a peace treaty with Japan but warns of a lengthy fight. Senator Jenner challenges security risks in the pact while Senator McFarland plans to push ratification before adjournment. A San Francisco conference negotiates the treaty terms as criticism and opposition loom.
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Japan
Connally
Red On Relations Committee
Senate
Sen
Jenner
R-Ind
Tak
United States
China
Sen. McFarland
Arizona
Ande
San Francisco
Anatine
Ca EU
House
Iit
Asa
Toronto duo tied league record with four playoff shutouts
Frank Mc Cool of Toronto and Dave Kerr of the Ra each posted four shutouts in the cup playoffs, sharing a league record. The rest of the text appears garbled and unreadable.
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Toronto
Frank McCool
Dave Kerr
The
Kansans Again Endangered By Floods
Disaster warnings persist as heavy rains swell rivers threatening Topeka and other towns. Dikes along the Kansas River are reinforced around the clock while Missouri Kansas flood damage tops 2.5 billion dollars and evacuation of North Topeka is ordered.
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Kansas City
Kas
Kansas River
Missouri
Kansas
Topeka
Kenneth Wilke
North Topeka
College Star Bud Wilkinson Reveals Minnesota Years
Former Oklahoma football coach Bud Wilkinson recalls his college career at the University of Minnesota during 1934 to 1936. The item notes Wilkinson’s dual roles as coach and athletic director and mentions a separate tidbit about fireflies used to illuminate gardens in Japan.
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Oklahoma City
Bud Wilkinson
Oklahoma
Unive of
Minnesota
Japan
Gwennie Plans Peaceful Social Round For DiSalle
Washington social scene buzzes as Mrs Cafritz hosts a high spirited dance next Wednesday inviting Michael DiSalle and Mrs DiSalle to attend if time allows. Mrs Mesta expected to be present with a suite of handsome guests while negotiations and press chatter swirl around the arrangement.
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Washington
Michael Vv
DiSalle
Caker
Cafritz
Mesta
United Press
Mike
Biddle
Mr. View
Judge Finds Charges Difficult to Believe
In Philadelphia a magistrate freed Michael Santi on ticket charge accusations after Detective Barrett testified that Santi sold him a $2.50 Parcadas Aus Satch er ticket for $4.50. The magistrate praised the defendant for avoiding the scalping and declined to press charges.
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Philadelphia
Michael Santi Oo
Nathan A. Beifel
George Barrett
Collins
The
Magae
Tourists Forestall Floods By Climbing Trees In Smokies
In Gatlinburg Tennessee a flash flood on Mount LeConte dropped four inches of rain in one hour marooning about 40 cars. Tourists stranded scattered vehicles and sought refuge in trees as rescuers assessed conditions and warned travelers.
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Gatlinburg
Tenn
Leather Bureau
Bureau
Mount LeConte
Russians Sit On Hands As Truman Speaks
Delegates including Andrei Gromyko showed little visible reaction during President Truman's remarks. Gromyko and his aides stood apart, exchanged brief greetings with Mr. Frence, and demanded room for guards. Police later escorted a delegate from the hall as sessions ended.
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Truman
Gromyko
Siona
Mr. Frence
Sion
John F
A Tus Rectan
Oriental Shrine Club Formed In Guilford County
Final plans for the Oriental Shrine Club announce a joint property venture by High Point and Greensboro Shrine Clubs with assets totaling 78 815 dollars. The club, now the county’s largest charity unit with over 630 paid members, plans a 6 30 PM fish fry and future fall and winter programs.
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High McFetters
Oriental Shrine Club
Greensboro Shrine Club
High Point
Greensboro
Eee Point
Greensboroers
Fetters
Guilford County
Texas Puts Three Rapists to Death
In Huntsville Texas officials reported the execution of a condemned man linked to a 1949 series of attacks on women. Adair, who maintained his innocence, faced the death penalty after a lengthy court fight and was visited by his wife before his body was returned to Dallas.
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Texas
Huntsville
Tex
Fred
Adair
Dallas
Unclear remnants of crowded political event prompt attention
Report text describes a hurried exit after signing autographs and a formal first night with modest dress by attendees. Observations note delegates in dark suits, limited color in costumes and hats, and a mixed reception with President Truman receiving an ovation while Japanese and Russians are mentioned.
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Truman
Seoal
Apanese
Methodist Federation Denies Communism Charge at Evanston Meeting
Chicago based Federation for Social Action denies Legion charges of sympathy with communism as its national three day meeting proceeds at First Methodist Church in Evanston. Leaders say members include bishops and ministers and insist the group is a Democratic fellowship focused on social issues.
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Chicago
Methodist Federation For Social Action Today
American Legion
First Methodist
Evanston
Cook County
New York
Federation
House Un-American Activities Committee
McMichael
We Are A Democratic
Pulpit as Steel Mill Control Platform
A pulpit described as the platform from which a rolling mill supervisor manages mill operations while Methodists aim to apply gospel principles to contemporary problems and support the church social creed. The text also notes walnut as preferred wood for gunstocks.
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Methodist Church
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