Scattered Sabotage Rumors Grow Amid Java Sumatra Conflict
Reported scattered acts of sabotage in vital oil areas as Batavia extends control over Java and Sumatra. Dutch casualties claimed at 149 since July 20 with 1,000-plus Dutch losses forecast. Republican forces bombarded Semarang and Salatiga, while Dutch bombardments targeted Pexalongan and nearby infrastructure.
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Fitpublicat
Truman Ready to Return to Work Schedule
President Truman prepared to resume duties after paying final respects at his mother Martha Ellen Truman’s funeral in Grandview Missouri. He visited Forest Hill Cemetery and Grandview House before boarding the Presidential plane Sacred Cow with Mexican ambassador Expinosa De Lox Momteros.
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Expinosa de Lox Momteros
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Martha Ellen Triuar
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Costa Rica riot disrupts capital as mob loots streets
Rioting mobs in the capital roved the streets looting stores while unarmed police struggled to disperse demonstrators. San Juan de Dios Hospital reported about 20 injured as unrest spread across the city after a week of political strife. Efforts to calm crowds failed to prevent further clashes and property damage.
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Revolt Report Sees Cuban Trained Force Targeting Dominican Republic
State Department reports a 2000 man Communist assault force assembled from Cuba Guatemala Venezuela and Puerto Rico to invade the Dominican Republic. Dominican Ambassador in Washington briefed reporters as officials denied the buildup and warned of impending action.
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Revolt Attempt Against Burma Reported Broken Up
Rangoon police said they foiled a plot to overthrow Burma's government after July assassinations. Myochit Party allegedly planned to seize police, then attack Rangoon and guard frontier towns. arrests included former Premier U Law and allied figures as authorities moved on the insurgent movement.
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Meet Of Greek Cabinet Breaks Up In Argument
Athens reports a Greek cabinet meeting ended in a heated dispute over army efficiency and government control. Sregk Mindster of Public Order Zervus reportedly left the session with Prime Minister Demetrios Miximas amid tensions sparked by a weekly article in Ethnikt Floga and a former military figure's claim the nation has no fear.
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Brest Explosion Kills 15 as Vessel Blows Up
Hundreds injured and at least 15 killed when a Norwegian freighter the Orcnn Liberty exploded at Brest France. Debris and blast wrecked buildings along the waterfront. fires burned as rescue services treated the injured and searched for missing seamen and dock workers.
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Former President Overruled Navy’s Best Strategists
Henry J. Masser testified before the Senate War Investigating Committee that he sent a note to the late President Roosevelt and won a wartime contract to build small aircraft carriers after ten Navy officials had rejected his offer. He described efforts to push contracts valued around 40 million dollars for cargo-carrying airplanes and said the Navy eventually reversed their stance, shifting from destroyers to carriers.
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Probe of Woman's Death Continues After Release
Investigating officers return to Blair’s Gaya Tuestas morning to resume probing the murder of Puerrate Mors. Mrs Morelock was fatally shot in her home, and four men questioned remain under investigation. Detectives say the evidence points to homicide, not suicide, with ongoing inquiries by Sheriff’s deputies and highway patrol.
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Security Council Balkan Showdown Held Likely Today
United States and Russia brace for likely Security Council clash as a late voting session looms over a U S proposal to create a watchdog commission to supervise tensions along the Balkan borders amid ongoing strife and deadlock.
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GOP Chiefs And Dewey To Confer In Owosso Meeting
Michigan Republican leaders plan a clout-filled huddle in Owosso with Gov. Thomas E. Dewey as New Yorker Dawes seeks the party’s top nod. State Chairman Wagner says Arthur Vandenberg is the favorite. Dewey is a distant second. Archur Merfield arranged the meeting with national committeewoman Dudley Hay among those expected to attend.
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Pink clad girl and dog chase scene at urban street
A fragmented account describes a woman in pink and white pedal pushers with a dog, an eerie downtown setting, a clerk asked for patience, and a stray dog following a woman to work amidst odd dialogue and uneasy tension.
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Jurors Decide For Defendant In Damage Suit
Jurors rule for the defendant in a damage suit brought by Howared Light against Paul Suite after a collision on a highway near Sullivan Street. Judge Ferguson presided as the July term neared adjournment and several non jury cases were heard, with many settled or continued.
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French Urges Reds to Back Pian Marshall Plan
Delegate Georges Boris of France appealed to the United Nations Economic and Social Council for backing the Marshall plan. He cited bitter distrust among Western powers hindering European economic recovery and called for unified action to ease tensions and revive growth.
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Heat Wave Persists Across Corn Belt States
Weather across major corn producing states remains extreme with temperatures near 108 degrees. Cool air is expected to move in from the Pacific Northwest into western and northern regions later today. Record readings were reported in Phoenix and Las Vegas, while many areas exceed 100 degrees, stressing crops and daily life.
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Taft Demands Frank Talk On Foreign and Domestic Issues
Senator Taft urged Republicans to hold a frank nationwide discussion on both foreign and domestic problems ahead of the next Congress. He plans to tackle issues during campaigns and appearances before the American Bar Association and various Republican groups, naming a broad schedule across California Oregon and Ohio.
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Spending Near Truman Budget, Analysts Say
Washington analysts estimate federal spending for the year will run close to President Truman's $37.0 billion budget figure, potentially exceeding it as Congress trims some appropriations while foreign aid and late changes add to costs. They spoke on condition of anonymity amid Capitol Hill budget battles, noting GOP claims of deeper cuts and Treasury savings, with Greek Turkish aid and other adjustments shaping the final total.
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Group To Consider Possible Walkout
The CIO United Auto Workers Executive Board was summoned to meet Saturday to consider strike action against Ford Motor Co. UAW President Walter Reuther called the session at the Fort Council's request, to address developments in Ford contract negotiations. Vice President Richard T. Leedom urged a speedy decision by the board.
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Nine Killed When Bomber Crashes in Field
Reports say a four engine bomber crashed in a field near Valpurtac Flosoon after takeoff from Eglin Field jCant. Crew members were killed including Captain Caeghan with one seriously injured and another escaping injury. Names withheld pending notification.
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