Three Women Arrested in Red Raids Across State
In California, authorities rounded up three women amid raid activity tied to a larger crackdown. Federal Judge Hagin ordered $40,000 bonds, with other defendants facing varied sums while some were remanded to custody. Names include O’Connor Yates and Bernice Doyle, among organizers identified in San Francisco and Los Angeles.
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Tau Anaelen
New York
Danteer
Dean Tevesit
Fiedales
Angeles
Han the New
Ahree Watien
Bau
Mee
Force Atote Party Organi
O'Connor Yates
Stite
Bernilaie Doyle
San Jamnessco
Renowned Editor In Turmoil Over Readership Takeover Plan
Altehmend executive editor William Schnedderman of the Peanned World faces DOJ scrutiny after a proposed practical shift in readership from Coramuniats. The situation unfolds amid a rash of legal action and a WS hearing scheduled for Autust, while a related case in New York sees a party awaiting renewal and possible jail time for penalties.
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Altehmend
William Schnedderman
Justice Department Rayada
Parka Committee
Let Tap
Dain Pall
FO Bait
New York
Renova
Neo
Tan
Anielen
Senators undecided on Boyle inquiry
Decades of political maneuvering surface as Senators weigh Boyle's alleged influence in federal lending. Hoyle chairs the national committee while a subcommittee probes White House connections and favors in construction loans, with Naes and Sunatar Feenr Dield signaling expectation of further disclosures.
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Hily
Bath
Wyhote
Hoyle
Bowe cAdetatie Nuational
Wiytty Yottny
Minaner — Corporation
Aner
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St. Lou
Ida
Baytig
Capwhart Relnt Oy
Boyle
White House
Joan
Investi
North Korea builds larger army amid unclear policy signals
A newly strengthened North Korean force, larger than the 1950 June attack, is reported ready with artillery near front lines. Defense officials push back on policy interpretations as Pentagon aides seek clarification from Secretary Marshall and General Bradley after ambiguous briefings.
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Clayton Britehey
Defense Department
Tibet
Congress
Lke
Treasnyory
Pritchey
Army
Fritchey
Marshall
Cigpneral Ouiav N. Bradley
Ehalymanoaf
Hes
Red continues on Page One amid chaotic tensions
Fragmented OCR text shows Chinese and Korean war era references with mentions of UN actions, Communist buildup, and stalled loan debates involving REO and St Louis. The garbled prose references senators, Capehart, and Young, with unclear dates and locations, suggesting a mid war period political commentary.
Southerners Split Over Democratic Fight Hinted in 1932
Southerners remain divided after Truman’s 303 to 109 defeat of Dewey. Delegates warn that Truman’s clash with conservatives could reshape the party in 1932 under leaders like Governor James Byrnes and Larry Fr. with.
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Truman
States’ Rights
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Hunghrey
Dne
Wen
Jgues F. Byrnes
Are Varuee
Larry
Wih
Testimony May Be Double at Aid Hearing
Washington lawmakers threaten to double witness testimony on the 8.5 billion foreign aid program. Senate Armed Services Chair Russell and Foreign Relations Chair Connally clash over seating. briefed by top officials may testify again, delaying action. Marshall and Knowland split over reducing funds at home versus aiding Europe.
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Senate
Russell
Senate Armed Servers Committee
Foreign Relations Committee
Connally
Armed Services
Mussell
State Acheson
Doofenay Marshall
Europe
Armed Service Group
Marshall
Foreign Retaions
Congress
U. S
Korea
Gris
Vone Suyint
Ducal Mark
OS. S. OR
United Nations
Dixie leaders weigh strategies as Truman term nears end
Dixie leaders fear Truman may seek another term and discuss private support. They hope Republican wins elsewhere could help him prevail, worrying that in 1948 he failed to win Virginia Florida and Tennessee. They expect no states rights ticket in 1952 and seek Republican gains in border areas to influence a close election.
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Truman
Ine
Dixie
Alabama
Teansidna
Mississippi
South Carolina
Vrunin
Virginia
Florida
Tennessee
Ude
Mount Rainier Size Described At About One Hundred Square Miles
Mount Rainier in northwestern Washington covers roughly 100 square miles, stating the mountain's expanse in a concise geographic note. The description emphasizes its large scale and regional prominence as a landmark.
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Mount Rainier
Washington
The Negro Community Report Fragmentedly Traced
The fragment lists a trip by a Black community figure to St Louis Missouri for a signing event, with names and places partially readable. It mentions Mes Paul and a mother, hinting at a community elder or organizer. The text is incomplete but suggests a travel notice tied to a signing in Missouri and references to a local event or ceremony.
Washington D.c. July 2a casualties report
In a garbled dispatch, the War Department lists casualties from various incidents. It rejects 16 killed and 410 wounded. incidents include a vessel near Korea and other accidents. It notes 39 percent of coastal area is forest land and mentions impediments and sonar-related projects.
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Kore
Iningine Impedien
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