Indonesian Crisis Deepens As Dutch Threat Looms
War threats hover over Batavia as Indonesian leaders press for unity and sovereignty. Acting governor Jenn Hubertus San Moole and premier discuss potential action amid Dutch pressure, while calls for a united front and steps toward independence intensify.
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Batavia
Java
Thasil
Dogiukarta
Ying
United States
Krdonenin
Tainell
Sfardsferddin
Sjardtseddin
Feve
Wiernoon
Preet Ngiaen
Wan Seow
Adegjukarta
Sitcl
Wanimous
Bya Dues
Répubile
Ry Lau
Sobaie
Lider
Ard
Areeail
Indonesia
Tas Informans Dlee
Accorsis
Rmtygiv
Brown
Republica Treamier
Anne Sjurifoecdktin
Fle
Jogjaxaurta
Stidh
Gus
Euis
Segolinning
Hubertus 3
Wien Nook
Netherlands
Forced Training Backers Plan To Display Strength
Backers of a proposed civilian mandatory training plan mobilize to press the Armed Services Committee in favor of the proposal. They expect substantial support in the full committee and anticipate a decision after public hearings this month.
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Armed Services Committee
House
Senate
Gererilly
Trrmayn
Currency Rally Sends Chinese Yuan Amid Market Turmoil
An unstable exchange rate and government actions spark a strong rally in the Chinese currency. Analysts cite black market dynamics and fears of tightened trade controls as the yuan climbs against the dollar, with official rates showing sharp movements and observers noting liquidity strains and investor caution.
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Shunghai
Chinons
Albert C. Wedenmerre
Alaineiah
British Relate Full Story Of Dunkerque Evacuation
The British Admiralty released Ramsay's dispatch detailing the Dunkirk evacuation from May 24 to June 4. Of 178 British ships, 25 sunk and 42 damaged. about 700 tiny boats aided. French losses heavy. 20,525 French troops saved, 72,008 transported overall. Germans intensified air and sea attacks as operations continued.
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London
British Admiralty
Alber Ure
Bourdes
Yma
Bertram Ramsay
Ramsay
Trinwlers
Deipers
Phees
Europe
Britain
Admiralty
Ramsay Krute
Mingteen
Bhy Channel
Germany
Duniorque
Dunkernue
Bill to standardize arms aid for Western hemisphere
Washington committee approved a bill to standardize arms and military cooperation in the Western hemisphere. The plan caps total aid at 50.9 million dollars with a ten year scope, a limited drive program, and a good neighbor clause allowing termination for violations. Support comes from Marshall, Patterson, Forrestal, Eisenhower, and Nimitz. aims include a modern American equipped defense network from Arctic to South America.
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Washington
House
Cign Affairs
United States
Congress
Tito
State Marshall
Patterson
Secretary of Navy
Forrestal Army
Dwight Eisenhower
Naval
Chester W. Nimitz
Arctic
South
Amesion
Hungarian Reds Favored by Ballot Plan Vote Threat
Budapest reports a new election bill before parliament framed to aid Communist dominated rule. A Budapest legal expert says the measure could strip votes from certain groups and remove ballots from those previously detained or interned. The bill, presented to a parliamentary committee, is urged by Communist Interior Minister and the left wing Democratic ministerial bloc.
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Budapest
Hungarian National Assembly
Tlan
Miniaiye Kaysalo Turi
Tavan Bids
United States
Volerny
Jwoditenh
Polio Strikes Kingsport Child
A Kingsport child contracted infantile paralysis, hospitalised after illness began last week. Dr J Erwin of Sullivan County health officials warned parents the disease is prevalent in summer and urged early physician contact when children show any sickness symptoms.
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Kingsport
J. Erwin
Schivan Courty Health Anger
Fhuesday
Hospital Satuday
Erwin
Ayas
Sullivan Coursy
Strong Soviet Hand in Balkans Row Shapes UN Debate
Soviet influence dominates early UN Balkan discussions as Washington and London push for a powerful commission to oversee Balkan incidents. France and others seek a middle path with a small, independent monitor group while Russia seeks bilateral settlements and a ban on atomic material exports.
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Balkans
Board's Decision On School Site Upheld By Judge
Judge Viney upheld a demurrer filed by Sulfiven County Board of Education counsel in Kingsport. The court refused to grant an order restraining the board from building a high school at Ryan Garth, and ordered a formal court order to reflect the decision. The Vermont section residents had sought to compare the Vermont site with the Lynn Garden board choice, arguing the Vermont location was superior.
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Aetius Guy
Sulfiven
Vermont
Kingsport
Mave
Lynn Garden
Judd Smith
Abdornay
Hal Carr
Blountville
Schvoal
Senate panel orders full scale probe of Kilgore election
The Scale Rules Committee voted for a comprehensive inquiry into alleged fraud in the West Virginia Senate election of Kilgore. The investigation aims to cover irregularities, voter purchase claims, and county votes, with staff and funds allocated to a nationwide inquiry led by Nelson Deranian as chief counsel.
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Senate Group
West Virginia
Kilgore
Washington
West
Tam
Sweeney
Virginia
Somaine Jenner
Reid
Boone
Sabell
Mayolhe
Karawha
Logan
Moreer
Mingo
Munroe
McBowett
Raloich
Wayne
Wyoming
Virginia T
Zenner
Senate
Jemner
Nelson Deranian
Ack W. Hardy
Hardy
Repecters
Fr Went Wireless
W. Fishy
Wonte Loares
Manus
Ken
Roger Slaughter
Missouri
Boras Sodtell
Axitl
Truman
Nicor Rogues
Guerrilla forces retreat toward mountain range amid Greek border clashes
Insurgent units pull back toward the Mt Grass region as Greek Army clashes intensify near Idannina and Epirus. Reports from military informants say rebels aim for Mt Gramrning to join 2000 comrades, while a separate bid to capture Tannining fails. A Communist newspaper quotes a guerrilla radio calling for a free Communist government in Greece.
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Cireias
Craeco
Meckos Visiades
Leltharié Bhada
Wil de
Illag
Greece
Balkans
Rixospistia
Railroad Walkout Looms Over Pacific Lines Monday
San Francisco reports a threatened strike by the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers set for 6 pm Monday. If demands are unmet, about 2000 members will halt traffic acrossSouthern Pacific major routes affecting Northwestern Pacific and Santa Fe lines from San Francisco to Portland and open routes toward Utah and Arizona.
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Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Southern Pacific
Morrigon
Proburt
The
Brotherhood
P. J Peterson
Genera
Paeize
Sam Diero and
Ariagoa Railraads
Bouthern Pacifity
Fam
Portland
Ore
Utah
Soul Tele
Bucson
Ariz
Street Scenes In a Storm Achaotic Car Prank
A mangled street scene describes a woman driver maneuvering a car during a prank shears through a sudden storm. A companion named La Ter may accompany to a doorway, while bystanders in New York observe distress and potential injuries. The report notes a bus driver assisting a passenger, and mentions frightened pedestrians, improvised clothing, and uncertain outcomes amid the turmoil.
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Heim la Ter
Will Ae Minh
Amin Dioor
Ctr
Et Curt
Officials push for veto free Nippon peace talks debate
Washington officials advocate open discussion on a Nipponese peace treaty while food price and rationing concerns rise. The institute's R J Negert cites higher meat costs, subsidized pricing effects, and calls for more supply to ease consumer burdens under OPA policy as senators and representatives weigh wage and price issues.
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Ees
Uenehoek
R. J. Negert
Chirega
Institute
Senatoriouse Rep
Katy
Ohio
Trfl
Eggert
Eggert Told the Committons "Tn Follows,” Birgirch
Alternative Peace Talks Show Split Over Soviet Involvement
Washington officials reject hope for a Moscow acceptance of a Japan peace treaty without Soviet participation. The United States proposed a veto free conference of 21 nations to draft a treaty framework with broad participation, though Britain and allied powers wary of diluting East Asia leverage. The plan envisions a two thirds voting general conference with seven non great powers handling initial drafting, starting with an August meeting in Washington for deputies and experts.
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Russia
Weaten Ulttes
Europe
Moscow
Kremlin
United States
Jason
Germany
Sig
Brivan
Philippines
Australi
New Yorkinc
France
Netherklands
Canada
Aly
America
Britain
Tapan
Washington
Australia
Chinese Crisis Deepens as Reds Rally in Shan tung
Peiping chief of staff Chen Hu states Chinese Communists concentrate about 70 percent of North China Red forces in Shan tung Province. He cites initial plans by Chen Yi with 110000 troops, later reinforced by Lin Piao Peng, and notes government pursuit along Ge Shan ting. Freeman Matthews named minister to Sweden by President Truman.
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Chen’ Hu
Sta
Sire Rison
Shantung Province
China
Txamebane
Almel
Paiping
Malwa
Wishimeton
Freeman
Matthews
Singglivad
Truman
Sweden
Chews, & Foreign Service
Europein
Ford Plants Fire 32 Union Members
The Ford Motor Company said today it fired 32 coremen for alleged violence and terrorism during the recent 47 day strike. The move comes amid tensions with the Independent Foremins Association of America and a threatened walkout by union leadership. Company officials cited verified reports of defiance by supervised workers who refused orders to leave their jobs.
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Fore-mins Association of America
Detroit
PAA
Ford
Ntair
Bonn
Ter
Prt Matlin Sn
Mullin
Governors Extend Only Confidence to Marshal Foreign Policy
Governors today voiced confidence in a united approach to Europe and economic recovery. The address urged bipartisan unity, stressing that foreign policy should be an American heritage policy transcending parties and personal agendas. It cited the United States as a beacon of freedom and urged steady, practical steps in international relations.
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Suyte Marahath
Eich Weil
Europe
Sue Ghayerudey
Dewey Seeks Broad Support Ahead Of Final Campaign Leg
Reports indicate Thomas E Dewey pursues strong nationwide backing as he enters the last leg of his vacation political tour. Governors from Montana Idaho Wyoming and Georgia discuss Dewey’s presidential prospects at a gathering seen as shaping support among Republican leaders.
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Swik Lithke
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B. Deway
Uy Iy
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Vappariey
Ganferenre
Reives Salion
Salt Lake City
Ie Chiat
Avas
Repube
Montana
Fdiho
Wyoming
Dewey Pict
Yellowstone National Park
Newey
Gaiktorgia
Republicum
Ernora
Bea
Speculi
Tron
Buster
Thelen
Benevelent Tieles
Stop-Gap Plan Seen For War Refugee Aid In US
Washington lawmaker Representative Chelf of Kentucky today proposed a stop gap measure to ease immigration limits for 400 000 displaced persons over four years as a temporary aid to wartime refugees. Secretary Marshall endorses the idea calling it better than nothing and aims to stabilize world diplomacy. supporters say it could precede a larger bill for up to 700 000 refugees with priority to those with relatives who served in US armed forces in the world wars.
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Chel
Todiy
Mls
Marshall
Willin
Wwe
Marahail
Cheff
Chelf
Wolle
Chett
Prapanat
Walld
Lethae
Lighting Bolts Kill Two Farmers in Thunderstorm
Coroner O. KW. Williams identified Newt McMurray, general manager of the ACM and Re forge, and Gia Conant as Knox County farmers killed by lightning during a thunderstorm. A search party found the bodies early today after the men failed to return home. investigators say they were struck at their fence line work.
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Yielinis
Newt McMurey
General Daneer
Acm
Gia Conant
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