Western Europe and Yugoslavia clash over Russia denouncement
The piece analyzes Russia's denunciation of Kursia and its impact on Western Europe and Yugoslavia, arguing that despite tensions Moscow seeks to envelop Europe while Western nations unite against aggression. It notes the U.S. anti communist stance and Taft-Hartley law's effect on labor, with Curran diverging from NMU tactics amid broader Cold War pressures.
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Russia
Ant Hussla
Massa Mikes & Gas Geat
Herysen
Balkans
Wesurn
Yarope
Moscow
Jira
Kursia
Germain
Aguas
America
Wwestern
Europe
Yugoslavia
Berlin
Hempstead Farm Test Draws Crowd Near Hope
Twenty years ago today a test at Bridewell Pleasure Farm, two miles south of Hope, drew crowds as local growers faced disaster from a German air raid scare. Alfred J. Sovith and Joe T. Robinson led the Democratic convention amid tensions. A boy was shot and killed while playing with friends as a shotgun incident unfolded nearby.
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Hempstead
Bridewell
Hope
Uth
Roesetene Sahud
Alfred J. Sovith
Joe T. Robinson
Dun Mearehegre
Wes Delph
Cox
Dead in Jap Quake Wiped Out Fukui City and Region
Allied reports say 4 159 killed in the Fukui quake and fire with about 1 000 deaths in Fukui City alone. 7 752 seriously injured and 30 721 buildings damaged including 6 866 burned. Disaster teams counted up to 4 000 casualties across the quake area as relief supplies move in from Osaka Maizuru and Tokyo.
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To&ye
Lune 2
Douglas MacArthur
Pfukoi
Fukui
Allied
United Press
Peter Kalischer
Tokyo
Japan
Osaka
Maizuru
Si Allied Headquarters
Joseph M
Tyato
Fukei
Allied Headquarters
Girl Defies Church Wins Beauty Title in Wheeling
Mariruth Ford an 18 year old Miss Wheeling and Miss Camera Shop won the local bathing beauty title amid Catholic church threats of excommunication. Bishop Swint called beauty contests immoral and indecent. Ford aims for Miss West Virginia and a $1000 prize to finance acting dreams in New York.
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Wheeling
Mariruth Ford
Ning
Miss Ford
John J. Swint
UW Story Dramatics
New York
Moundsville
Virginia
Atlantic City
Judge Chamber At Commerce
Pius XII
Swint
Chamber of Commerce
Legion Meet Held at Municipal Airport Hill
The American Legion will hold a regular meeting at 7:36 p m on Thursday July 1 at the hill near Municipal Airport. Teddy Jones adjutant reports refreshments will be served and all members are urged to attend.
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Municipal
Teddy Jones
Gunter Mill Damaged by Wind and Rain
High winds and rain caused damage to several local establishments, with losses running into thousands. Gunter Lumber saw a toppled smokestack and collapsed shed, Bruner Ivory Handle smokestack damaged but upright, and many roofs damaged including a tree hit home on South Elm. Insurers received numerous claims as crops benefited from the dry spell ending.
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Gunter Lumber Ca
Bruner-Ivory Handle Company
South Elm
Dewey Warren Map Aggressive 1946 Campaign Plan
Republican nominee Thomas E Dewey and running mate Hart Warren map a dense 1946 strategy at Dewey’s Pawling farm to mobilize border states West Virginia Kentucky and Missouri. House Speaker Martin predicts GOP gains of at least 25 seats while Eisenhower draft talks ripple through Democratic ranks despite calls for silence.
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United Pres
Thomas
Dewey
Hart Warren
Pawling
West Virginentucky
Missouri
Washington
Joseph W. Martin, Jr
Eliott Roosevelt
Americans For Democratic Action
New York
Eisenhower
Young Roosevelt
Eisenower
Isect
Linden Show Draws Eleven Local Attendees
Eleven local persons attended the Centennial Linden show at Linden, Texas, yesterday for the Third Bistiety Livestock Show. Attendees included Me, Mrs. Byron Helner, Mr. and Mrs. Clana Auterbach, Hullis Lutch, Arch Woig, Don Goin, Buel Powers, Ben McRae, J. S. Cornelins, and Bob Daniuls. The group reportedly wore seven noses, participated in the parade, and represented the community in the event.
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Linden
Vexus
Byron Helner
Clana “Auterbach
Hullis Lutch
Arch Woig
Don Goin
Buel Powers
Ben McRae
J. S. Cornelins
Bob Daniuls
Texas
Whitley to Conduct Own Campaign
Healy B. Whitley, a candidate in the Seventh Congressional District, announces plans to campaign personally from Magnolia, Arkansas. He states he will not launch a formal nationwide effort and will direct his campaign from his law office, while addressing voters’ questions in his own language.
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Whitley
U.S. Suggests UN Consider Berlin Crisis
The State Department hinted the United Nations might step in if Berlin deteriorates but favored direct talks among the Western occupation powers first. A U.S. official said Liv's request for Security Council action is being studied, with White stating appreciation for a UN role if needed and no formal Berlin statement expected today. The air force stood ready to fly cargo to Berlin and aid the 500000 residents cut off in the Western Zones as diplomatic moves anticipated a possible Kremlin-focused action.
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Washington
State Department
Wday
United Nations
Berlin
Department
Alksening
U.N
Lake Success
U. S
Trygve Hae
US NN
Sccurity Council
Lie
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Liv
White
White Ha
Kremlin
Russia
Cdds
States' Rights Caucus Planned On Convention Eve
McComb Mississippi June 29 leaders of the states rights combine plan a caucus of more than 1000 delegates in Philadelphia on July 10 eve of the Democratic convention. Fifteen governors promising to Truman nomination will attend per Oliver Emmerich publisher and director of the States' Rights campaign. The caucus will map action for the convention and may arrange a States' rights delegates conference in Birmingham Alabama. The governors likely come from southern and border states. Emmerich would not name them.
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McComb
Miss
Philadelphia
Truman
Oliver Emmerich
States’ Rights Campaign
Cancis
Lbirmingham
Ala
Emmerich
Ex Republican Opens Camp for Eisenhower in Philadelphia
Joseph Nachman, a 61 year old manufacturer who has long voted straight Republican, converts his Arch Street office into Eisenhower for president headquarters. He plans petition drives and a volunteers campaign with banners and sound trucks for the Democratic convention opening July 12. If Eisenhower does not appear, he would vote for Dewey.
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Philadelphia
Repubican
Joseph Nachman
Nachmat
Eisenhower
Arch Street
Nachman
Tomorrrow
Dale G. Mattern
Altoona
Eisenhover
Center City
Mattern
Dewey
Truman Invites Tobin to Talks on Labor
President Truman invited Daniel J Tobin, president of the Teamsters Union, to the White House to discuss labor’s position in the 1844 campaign. Secretary Charles G Ross would only say Tobin was invited to call at 2 p.m. The conference is part of a series before the Democratic national convention. Tobin has been active in Democratic campaigns but has not committed himself this year.
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Taft-Hacley
NMU
James Thrasher
Harry ‘Lruimida
U.S
Joseph Curran
National Maritime Use
Liuman
Curcen
Curran
NMU Blues
Taverich
Caimmunist
Ivery Industryavi
Washington
Truman
Daniel J. Tobdin
Teamsters Union
AFL
White House
Charles G. Ross
Tobin
Tobi Jong
Sale of Nazi loot funds relief victims in wartime auction
A New York Times piece details a rare sale of spoils seized after World War II, where jewelry, silver, porcelain, and other artifacts were auctioned to aid European displaced persons. The event drew $18,485 from 828 lots, with many items linked to Dachau and Buchenwald.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Myuny
Germany
Austria
Dachaune
Concenation
Buehenwald
Eorhly
Hove
British Denounce Berlin Blockade by Russia
The British military governor denounced the Soviet Berlin blockade as ruthless inhumanity. Berlin's city government prepared an appeal to the United Nations, with Copenhagen reports of Danish transmission. Gen Brian Robertson warned the blockade risks world condemnation and hinted at a UN intervention effort.
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Berlin
United Nations
Copenhagen
Fir Brian Robertson
Canneil
Hamburg
U. S
Russia
Miss Hope Heads to Miss Arkansas Contest
Miss Hope of If4d Bonnie Marie Anthony leaves Hope for Newhart Arkansas to compete with twenty eight Arkansas girls for Miss Arkansas. She travels with her mother Mrs Graydon Anthony Bill Rowton and Gave Wren. The contest runs through Thursday with the Queen's Ball Thursday night opening by Miss Arkansas.
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Miss Hope
Bonnie Marie Anthony
Newhart
Arkansas
Miss Anthony
Graydon Anthony
Bill Rowton
Wren
Miss Arkansas
Orner Ben Lane
J. P. Yours
Ivy
Chamber of Commerce Civic Affairs Committee
Newport
Katherine Hatley
Melbu de Kimberly
Davi Lou Franks
Anthony
Hodge Queel
Aic
Fiaunch
Rettig
Chas. A. Anmitge
Chamber At Commerce
Striking British Dock Workers to Return to Duty
London reports dock workers ending a trade stoppage after a meeting aimed at resuming work. About 4,000 sailors and port crews moved to reroute operations, easing supply delays at London ports. A government move to avert a broader labor crisis followed the wildcat strike.
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London
Jane
Steikrieg
Gluindon
Smas
Limdou
Dau
Arntself
Devlk
George VI
Gilly Guides
Delores
Public Meeting Planned on Benefit Program Boost
A public notice invites residents to attend a Friday night session about a boosted benefit program. Officials will present details and answer questions about eligibility and dates for the upcoming period.
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Auied
al- Witte
Ube
U S Jet Planes to Fly Ocean on Maneuvers
United States jet fighters from the 56th Fighter Group will cross the Atlantic to Germany for two weeks of limited maneuvers. Sixteen F-80 Shooting Stars accompanied by bombers and transports depart Selfridge Air Force Base near Mt. Clemens, Michigan, under Lt. Gen. Curtis Lemay. The mission tests jet operations over the Atlantic, with weather reconnaissance and rescue support planned, and includes a Royal Air Force stopover at Odiham.
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Washington
Germany
Air Force
56Th
Selfridge Air Force Base
Mt. Clemens
Mich
Purstenfeldoruck
North Atlante
Labrador
Greenland
Tooland
Erglani
Ull
Curtis EB. Lemey
Force
Europe
Panama Canal Zone
State Department
Department
Roue
British Air Ministry
Royal Air Force
Odiham
Waitress Tells of Torture Slaying in Detroit
A 4 year old waitress testified about a torture slaying of a Detroit building owner, naming Ralph Ray Hunter and others as present. Detriot police reported the suspect couple were seized on the South Side after Miss Lari Witstak Cusluily identified them, with connections to a retired proprietor.
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Oval
Concoey
Letvalt
Jay Dae
Sheehan
Livi
J. Sones
Boas
Punter
Bary Lewis
Damey Spyheth
Traffic Discussed at Kiwanis Club Meeting
Kiwanis members in Kisvilles heard a traffic safety discussion led by Capt. Frans McGilbouy of the Arkansas State Police regarding Ave Kotses Highways. Details remained unclear due to fragmented OCR text.
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Kiwanis Club
Einethor
Tinmpsen
May Slavs Split NATO Russia Troop Plans Debate
London diplomatic sources report Russia may press Yugoslavia with a case to send troops. The Cominform denounces Tito and questions his leadership as martial law rumors swirl around Belgrade and Nis amid confusion over Tito's whereabouts and a rumored purge.
NLRB accuses Lewis mine workers in West Virginia
NLRB general counsel charged District 31 of John L. Lewis United Mine Workers with obstructing four West Virginia coal mines during a six week shutdown over a pension dispute. Nonunion workers were kept out unless they signed UMW membership forms. Four Beeson County mines face hearings in Kingwood after alleged picketing and coercion to end work.
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Rohert N
Rutliss Bell Coal Company
Hartman Coal? Company
Bergman Coal Company
George Kefover Company
3 Ae Denham
Pittesburgh
LRB
Paul &. Shupp
UMW Uni
Beeson County
NLRB
Kingwood
Wien
Souther Coal Producers Association
Lewis Angle
UMW
Southern Association
Lewis
Jasin
Southern
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