On Trace Bernadette Reveals Planes Keep Watch on Ships
Bernadette reports that aircraft are patrolling Mediterranean approaches to Palestine as ships arrive, with authorities signaling heightened vigilance and potential intercept actions. The plan emphasizes air cover to monitor maritime arrivals and enforce maritime security measures.
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Bernadette
Palestine
Palestine Armistice Monitor Arms and Bluff
United Nations observers patrol east Palestine waters to curb immigrant ships and arm supplies while Bernadotte, acting mediator, arrives as Arab leaders and staff discuss Palestine. He outlines security posts, access to Jerusalem rationing, and calls for international aid coordination with Jews and Arabs.
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Palestine
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Jerusalem
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Bound Over in Poison Case Mother to Face Grand Jury
Cincinnati June 15 AP Mrs Mary Clay Watts 43 held to grand jury on murder charge tied to poisoning death of her daughter Barbara Ann 11 She pleaded innocent in mayor s court showed emotion as she left the room Barbara Ann died May 15 from mercury and barbiturate poisoning Pathologist also reported Willis Watts father of the girl and husband of the accused died of poisoning in 1944.
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Cincinnati
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Willis Watts
Testimony Begins in Suit of Mrs Emma Cashner
Testimony opened today before Judge Thomas R Hunt in Jackson County Circuit Court in the case of Mrs Emma Cashner a 78 year old plaintiff seeking 15000 damages from Kansas City Public Service Company. She says she was injured June 28 1946 when two men fought aboard a south bound Country Club streetcar at Thirty first and Main and the operator did not stop.
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Jackson County
Emma Cashner
Kansas City Public Service Company
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Country Club
Thirty-first
Main Streets
Erickson Endorsed for Fourth District Representative Nomination
Richard A. Erickson World War II veteran and assistant prosecutor wins endorsement from the Eastern Jackson County Republican club. Kenneth A. Morford, club president, announced the action taken at a sixty member meeting last night.
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Jackson County
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Kenneth A. Morford
Two Newsmen And Widow Of Slain Writer Barred From Leaving
Athens dispatch reports Greek police deny issuing a formal exit ban while Dwight Griswold asserts a government order blocks two newsmen and Mrs Rhea Polk from departing Greece for questioning in the George Polk case. Barbers, Argyris, and Mrs Polk have been questioned. Polk’s body was found in Salonika Bay a month ago.
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George Polk
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Michael Alianos
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Vima
Christian Science Monitor
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Polk
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