New Case Of Coal Strike Jitters Seen
Washington reports a fresh wave of coal strike jitters as contract talks near a July 7 deadline. Key figures John L Lewis and coal operators face pressure amid potential government rentention of seized mines and looming Taft Hartley act decisions. The stalemate shapes strategic moves by both sides with private talks possible before the deadline.
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John LL Lewis
Butt
United Mine Warhers
Lewis
Ayent
Wwast
Puh- Wey
Portal
Altovenges
UAW
John O'Leary
President Attacks Taft on Economic Policy Tone
President Truman denounces Taft’s economic philosophy as boom or bust, urging a full employment and full production economy. He rejects high demand linked price boosts and cautions the administration against suppressing prices through heavy spending abroad. Senator Taft and Senator Mawkes defend their positions amid expected inquiries.
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Washington
Truman
Tate
Ur-Ohio
Taft
Rebels Face Setbacks in Paraguay Concepcion Fight
Dispatches from the Paraguayan border report rebels bombarded in Concepcion with heavy losses as government troops push operations. The alert notes that Capitan Bodo near the Brazilian frontier was captured last Saturday, signaling growing success for loyalist forces and a weakening rebellion.
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Wales
Capitan Radio
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Contmanrigua
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Capitan Bodo
Truman Attacks Hungarian Coup By Red Factions
U S officials condemn the Hungarian coup as a Communist move, with President Truman pledging not to stand idle. The State Department weighs diplomatic options while UN deliberations consider approving multinational forces to deter aggression and support Western allies, amid fears of Soviet expansion in Europe.
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Hungary
United States
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Yugoslavia
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Bert
Lyandic Te
Brevisiom
Smericem
Greece
Turkey
Indians and Viceroy Work On Free India Plan
Indian and British officials continue negotiations on a Free India arrangement. discussions focus on administrative reforms, possible commissions to resolve partition between Hindustan and Pakistan, and division of assets as provinces may be split between Hindu and Muslim states. Patiala’s Maharaja chosen chancellor, Bhopal to remain independent for now.
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Indix
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Hindustan
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Bhopal
Bisdustam
Pakistan
Chinese factory owners face wage crisis amid strikes
Chinese factory owners warned they would push back if wage payments stay delayed. Workers protest nonpayment and demand full wages and allowances as government freezes wages since the crisis began. Several plants have begun slowdowns and strikes to press for timely, lawful pay under the official exchange rate.
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Shanghai
Fasteley
Bo Xeek
Icratinnal
Tot
Fulbright Plan To Delay Vote Defeated In Senate
Washington AP reports the Senate completed ratification of the first four World War II peace treaties. The Egyptian plan to delay all action was defeated 67 to 22 after approval of the Halian treaty 79 to 16, with voice votes on Romania Bulgaria and Hungary. The four treaties involve the US Britain Russia and China. The move followed a warning from Senator McMahon about Communist influence in Hungary and Italy. The United States pledged full investigation into the Hungarian coup while stipulating terms for reparations and withdrawal of occupation troops within 20 days for most areas.
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Rumen
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Russia
China
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D-Coma
Italy
Mary
Trumann
Outre
Truman
United States
State Department
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Austria
Somatore
Chulimin Yeadenberg
R-Mich
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Central Labor Union Backs Three City Candidates
The Central Labor Union sent members a mailed notice outlining a study of city candidates and inviting them to a meeting. It notes Sullivan’s public hint of two tickets in the city election and lists other contenders including A W Brigit and Goblins for mayor and the board of education.
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Thewe
Gun Central Labor Union
Kingaport Central Laboranion
Amidas
American’ Federation of
American’ Federation of Lahr, the Letter Also Explains, Sullvan
Thie
Hickets
WY. Brigitand
Goblins
Algo Jena
Geetiom
Mayer
Diderman
Drought Threatens Crops in Germany and India Riots Kill Four
Officials warn drought may devastate German crops needed for food security while India faces religious violence with four deaths and widespread injuries. Water restrictions intensify amid wind droughts as authorities urge rapid rainfall.
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Frankie
Germany
Banitvide
Severs
Hosse
Reds May Follow Coup With Balkan Soviet Federation
Diplomats weigh a Soviet dominated Balkan federation after a coup in Fun Roary. Hungary’s non Communist government signals shifts toward a Moscow aligned bloc spanning from the Baltic to the Adriatic. US protests and sanctions loom as Moscow seeks to tighten influence in Eastern Europe and curb reformist movements.
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Washington
Balkan
Europe
Hungary
We Hons
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Adriatic
Marahal
Balham
Curt
Greene Urges Voters To Leave His Name Off Ballot
Greene asked voters not to write his name on Saturday's city alderman ballot. He said papers were delivered late and that he would not run, urging supporters to back other qualified candidates.
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Greene
Badiot
Election’ Commission
Monti May Building Permits Reach Postwar High
City offices reported 99 building permits issued in May totaling 685 000? The expansion of linen and jack old schools and the training program for the weighed system drove the May total. Projects include expansion of Jackson School and planning for a new nest building. Expenditures for these projects are projected to reach near 247 050 and 970 060 respectively.
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J. R. Pevktal’s
Weate
Buleing
Pebrnbi Tay
Ene
Jackson Shoal
Wage boosts by state reported amid wartime price talk
Fragmentary OCR details wage increases promised during a legislative session. It cites July 3 start dates and pay ranges for several labor groups including telephone operators and supervisors. Names and places are garbled, but the note records state level wage boosts and percent increases amid general cost discussions.
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Vaulvville
Street Scenes About Machinery Power Moment
An exasperated woman explains to a friend how the new power tool malfunctioned, triggering a casual scene where two men work nearby. The moment is described with humor as chocolate sauce and a cherry topping add whimsy to a tense street setting.
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Hoska
Stoner
Veterans Plan City Election Effort by Veterans Association
Sullivan County Veterans Association outlined a campaign plan for the city election to elect three aldermen. Volunteers will transport voters to polls, distribute 2,000 political cards and ballots with X marks, and print candidate materials at little cost. The effort centers at City Ball and will begin with card distribution and outreach through November.
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Association
J. BE. Tsley
Veterans. Association
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Tngie
Whan Howard
Poston
B. Blonkanhecter
Bronkun Printing Company
Earls Printest
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Cer
Pouton
Fank Scott
Willie Gerner
Willie Gerner, Mrs. Toe, Tiedetn, Sr
A. B. Coleman
Clay
Veterums
Automobile Theft Ring Broken Between Pittsburgh and Memphis
FBI and Memphis police announced an auto theft ring operating between Pittsburgh and Memphis was broken. Joe S. Hontegler faced charges as detectives said the case involved a stolen car valued around 14000 repainted with aluminum to obscure numbers. The vehicle was driven to Memphis and recovered in damaged condition with altered motor numbers.
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Tex
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Pasirsylvanin
FBI
Mempile
Joe
S. Hontegler
Bean
Chiet
Uncounted Damage From Heavy Iowa Rainfall
Damage from heavy rainfall across Iowa and Nebraska includes rising rivers and widespread destruction to gardens crops and property. Five inches fell in Plattsmouth Nebraska causing flooding on main streets while Indianola and Des Moines saw three to five inch downpours. Creek flooding at Glenwood Nebraska and weakened homes in Margena Iowa accompanied evacuations and property loss.
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Platte
Nixsdace
Indianola
Dax Moines
Weather Bureau
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Tawa
Petais
Glenwood
Ames
Margena
AL Nehawka
Search Renewed For Ten Bodies Missing In Disaster
A renewed search is underway for ten missing bodies from a Canadian freighter wreck near Lake Superior. Coast Guard teams and the steamship Lares Lovettes assisted in the recovery efforts amid cold, foggy conditions. The Emperor patrol vessel scoured the wreck site while authorities noted no survivors were found among the twelve crew. Names of missing persons and exact locations remain unconfirmed in early reports.
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Joseph Tobachuk
Fort William
Edna Selyuter
Owen
Love
Keedlanda
Isle Moyale
Amd JL
Linfoot
CSG
Emperor
Byncat Albrecht
Kimball
Senate Vote Today On Labor Measure
Washington report on the Senate poised to vote on a labor measure after a House approval. Predictions split on a veto potential, with Democrats showing support for the compromise and Republicans hopeful for a veto override. House passage totals and key votes noted, including a narrow margin expected in the Senate.
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Senate
Two Arabs fatally injured in Jerusalem hazardous device blast
Two Arabs were killed when a hazardous device exploded near the Achilc Rady way Station and the Trag Pe etraleum Company's air pipeline southeast of Bata. British authorities credited guard actions with averting further danger as the device detonated during a brief scuffle with an assailant who fled after warning. The incident occurred near Rehever south of Tel Aviv amid ongoing tensions and warnings of further violence.
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Jerusalem
Holy Mand
Trag Peetraleum
Bata
Feywisst Jwtter
Arad
Athiic Station
Negligence Blamed in Centralia Spring Disaster Report
A Senate Public Lands Subcommittee stated that negligence by multiple parties caused the Centralia spring disaster on March 25. The panel recommended federal action granting authority to agencies like the Bureau of Mines to enforce safety standards and oversee compliance. The report names managers, opening workers, unions, state bureaus, and federal agencies as bearing responsibility to some degree.
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