Court defers county school program action at July session
Sullivan County Court adjourned the July session after hours of wrangling over a proposed emergency elementary school program. A $1,383,182.96 bond issue was tabled pending a July 28 adjourned session while a resolution to provide back pay for general sessions judges was voted down. Citizens, teachers, and mothers urged action as magistrates considered funding, inspections, and possible bond issuance for the school system.
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UN Security Council Backing U.S. Arms Limitation Plan
The United Nations Security Council votes 9-0 to approve a U.S. plan for arms limitation despite Russian warnings. Andrei A. Gromyko hints at a veto possibility as delegates discuss restoring order in the Balkans while France and the United States oppose substitutions to the American framework.
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China Red Drive on Chaoyang Base Stepped Up
Readable dispatches report renewed Communist push on Chaoyang in Jehal Province near Manchuria. Government notes say control solidified on rail and coast center of Pehplin, 20 miles northeast, with inland rail from Mukden. A major railway near Ure coast runs through Chinhsian, with predictions of another Red offensive soon. Government eyes near Shanhatk wan gateway to Manchuria as Mushed into three sectors. northern China sees temporary setback near Prabing and Hopoh capital. Repairs will be needed along Poiping front amid militant activity and raptor resistance.
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Spanish Approval of France Proposal Ends in Farce
A government tally shows 603 votes for the Franco backed succession plan with 65,501 blank ballots and 25,60 million Ged votes. The measure secures Franco’s position as chief of state and allows him to nominate a successor, who would be chosen later.
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Bomar to Join Search For Man Lost in Cavern
State Safety Commissioner Lynn Bomar arrived in Shefinratind Tennessee to assist a cave rescue for John Ty Blur who has been missing in Nickannels Cave for a week. A patrol crew searched after midnight following a 100 mile trek with no success. The missing man is ex-Gl and former nightwatchman from Nashville and was last seen during a cave exploration with friends. Authorities continued to comb crevices and tunnels in hope of locating him.
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Aca
Solon Demands Probe Into Army Trials Over Legal Access
Senator Jenner alleges high command blocked defense counsel and shielded controversial lawyers in European court martial cases. He cites an informal memo signed by Brig Gen Ryan detailing five prisoners awaiting trial at Frankfurt am Main and involvement of California attorney Bart Carroll. He warns of deliberate delays and improper influence in military justice.
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Edwards Elected American Legion Post Commander
Wal Edwardy was elected post commander at Hammond Post No 3 as World War II veteran Edwards becomes first to hold the top slot. J Calan and Fred Pollard fill senior roles while a $1,800 lighting expenditure for the Dobyng Bennell softball diamond and purchases of white shirts and insignia are approved for summer use and funeral parades.
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Lecter
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North Carolina Joins Swarm of Mysterious Flying Objects
Report from Asheville to Greensboro and Raleigh describes a sky event on June 25 with objects described as discs or flying missiles. Army Air Forces and other officials offered no clear explanation. Inventors Congress offered 1,000 for delivery of a disc to a Los Angeles exposition, while experts hesitated over whether radar or planes explained the sighting.
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House Likely To OK Tax Cut Bill Easily
Republicans push a tax cut bill toward the President's desk as Speaker Martin predicts quick passage. The measure mirrors a vetoed plan and aims to start on a July 1 effective date, with Ways and Means chair Kaulson noting the bipartisan support.
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Muthoy
Hilla
Maye Liaw
Group Proposes Electronic Eyes For All Airlines
A Washington report details a proposal by President Tru reau’s Air Safety Board for mandatory electronic eye devices on all airlines to aid pilots in darkness or clouds. The board also urges reducing altitude restrictions near dangerous terrain and cites Hughes device tests as a model for near-term use.
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Calcutta Rioting Claims 25 Lives
Calcutta amid Hindu Moslem clashes calmed as police restored order after days of unrest. Reports say 25 killed in the riot and hundreds injured. military use of force quelled the violence. Transport halted, offices closed, and civilians avoided streets as troops moved through the city. Dispatches from Lucknow and the United Provinces indicated continued local fighting and more troops sent to the area.
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Countries split over Paris conference on Marshall plan
Remains report the Soviet backed press says Romania Poland and Yugoslavia will skip the Paris meeting on the Marshall plan while Czechoslovakia favors participation. Britain and France invited 22 nations to join committees to study Europe's resources and needs and to seek U S support.
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Grange Calls For Ceiling On Wages and Profits
Early 20th century group proposals seek wage and profit ceilings to curb rising prices. Albert S. Goss of the Grange argues for shared burdens between labor and industry, urging government regulation over monopoly and profiteering to protect the public.
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Smashing Victory Scored By Lewis Highest Scale Yet
United States coal industry reaches a nationwide agreement averting a strike as John L. Lewis and most bituminous operators sign a contract. The pact boosts earnings, grants the right to work for miners, and creates a new welfare fund from royalties to support benefits. Northern and western operators already signed, while the southern and some midwest independents remain cautious. The deal follows volatile politics and aims to stabilize production and prices.
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Walnut Street Women Report Seeing Saucer
Mrs Allie Carter and Mrs A F Tawa of Walnut Street reported seeing a flying saucer over Nitgypart at 2 10 pm. They described a disc about the size of a hand, not brilliant, and moving high in the clouds before vanishing behind one. The sighting was toward Gare Chey Virginia, with the craft growing brighter as it advanced.
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U S Increases B 29 Training Missions Overseas Plan
The United States plans to boost B-29 training missions to overseas theaters with continuous presence likely in Europe and the Orient. Maj Gen McMullen outlined overseas operations, noting winter flights may be limited by weather and that new bombers will join units in Germany and Japan as training syllabus expands.
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Senate to OK Unification Plan Mapped by GOP Leaders
GOP leaders predicted Senate approval of a plan to merge the Army, Navy, and Air Forces into a single military empire amid protests. Senate floor managers claimed a near-term vote, with possible amendments. Robertson warned of a strong opposition and proposed changes as debate paused for other business.
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Rail Crash In Chicago Injures 160 People At Grand Central
The Shenandoah of the Baltimore and Ohio rear ended a switch engine near Grand Central station injuring 160 passengers. Phillies manager Ben Chapman and wife were released after first aid. Lynwood Rowe and Emil Verban among those treated. Chapman to play in today’s exhibition. Eight car Shenandoah inbound from New York collided with empty Pere Marquette cars near Harrison Street.
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Death of Gen Edward Lyman Munson inventor and surgeon general
General Edward Lyman Munson retired Assistant Surgeon General of the Army and inventor of the Munson shoe died at Grace Hospital in New Haven aged 78 after a brief illness. He leaves a widow Jane Sehneeroch of New York City a daughter married to Colonel William Carer head of the Army Engineer Board at Fort Belvoir two sons Brig Gen E Le Munson of Los Angeles and two grandchildren. Military funeral planned for Thursday at Arlington National Cemetery.
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