Food Tide Grows to Aid Berlin Blockade Relief
Western allies rely on 120 planes and a fleet of C 54 transports to feed two million Berliners in three western sectors amid the Soviet blockade. Barges from the British zone bring ten more supplies as rail and road links stay cut off. Four killed in stampede over currency exchange. force disperses crowd.
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United States
Tempelhof
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Air Force
Frankfurt
New York
Polish foreign minister hopes Warsaw pledge averts war
Warsaw June 28 AP Ziegmunt Modzielewski the foreign minister believes there will be no armed conflict amid the Berlin deadlock. He cited the Warsaw declaration by Russia Poland and six Eastern European nations as a path to solve the German question including demilitarization Ruhr control and a potential all German democratic government.
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Ziegmunt Modzielewski
Berlin
Russia
Modzielewski
Poland
Germany
Ruhr
Europe
Truman aide hints on Berlin blockade crisis talks
Charles G. Ross said the new Berlin crisis would likely be raised at President Truman's meeting with Robert Lovett, as a House conference discussed the Russian blockade of ground transport to Western Berlin.
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Washington
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Robert Lovett
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Woman Wins 20000 On Stop the Music Mystery Melody
Mrs. Mary Farber wins 20000 for correctly naming Get Out of the Wilderness on ABC Stop the Music. She nearly passes out with excitement as neighbors celebrate. plans include selling prizes to fund a home and gas station in West Palm Beach. Her brother Mack Lazarus aided, a prank caller warned of a misprint, and the Internal Revenue Service looms over taxes.
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EW York
Mary Farber
Mrs. Farber
Boy 14 Injured in Highway Collision East of City
John Phillip Goodwin fourteen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Phillip T. Goodwin, was injured when his bicycle collided with a 1946 sedan on alternate U S highway No 40 two miles east of city limits. He was admitted to General hospital with head injury and shock, condition not critical. The driver, A H Wulff, told deputies he and the boy were traveling west when the boy swerved into the car.
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Phillip T. Goodwin
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Jackson County
General Hospital
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Campbell Street
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Goodwin
Kansas City Passenger Agents Picnic at Swope Park
The Kansas City Passenger Agents association will hold a picnic at 2 oclock July 10 at Swope park shelter house No 7. Athletic contests and a baseball game are planned.
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Kansas City
Swope Park
Hails Meat Workers Gains At Union Convention
Ralph Helstein, seeking re election as president of the United Packinghouse Workers of America, told delegates at the fifth constitutional convention that members have made progress never dreamed of in the packing industry. He cited the recent strike as a hard fight but asserts workers stood firm and did not yield.
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Curiaco
C. I. O. Meat Handlers
Ralph Helstein
United Packinghouse Workers of America
Turnover at U S Embassy as Smith Plans Exit After Elections
The United States embassy in Moscow undergoes a near complete turnover of personnel. Ambassador Walter B. Smith will depart before year end after promising President Truman to remain until after the elections.
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Moscow
United States
Walter B. Smith
Truman
Dewey Paid Off Farm Mortgage Shows Public Service Pride
Governor Dewey, the Republican presidential nominee, has virtually paid off the $30,000 mortgage on his 300 acre Pawling, New York farm named Dapplemore. He notes his modest private earnings and long public service, and emphasizes his roots in Michigan farming to counter the city slicker image.
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Tom Dewey
Dewey
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Herbert H. Lehman
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Columbia Law School
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Philadelphia
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John Dewey
Dapplemore
America
Owosso
Mich
George Putnam
Marshall in Good Shape Under Army Hospital Exam
State department said Redt. Mary Marshall will probably complete his physical checkup at Walter Reed Army Hospital and return to his desk midweek. Aides said doctors found nothing wrong beyond age 68 as he undergoes a rigid examination. There are 176 million acres of national forest in the United States.
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State Department
Mary Marshall
Army
Walter Reed Hospital
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