France Limits Its Help for Global Police Force
An official French spokesman said Paris could contribute only an infantry division to a proposed UN global police force for world peace, due to prior military commitments in Indo China and elsewhere. While France limits its offer, the United States Britain and Russia are viewed as favoring larger, multi-division contributions and air power.
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United Nations
Abe
Oll
Wworli
Gould
Jacguy
Indo-China
Frante
Nee
United States
Britain
China
U. S
U.S
Security Council
Bramee Apaim
United Stalia
Russia
Labor Department Seeks End to Shipping Tieup in New York
Assistant Secretary of Labor John W. Gideon arranged a meeting today with shipowners and union officials to resolve a strike like tieup that has halted some sailings. The National Maritime Union calls a “lockout” and crews are being called off ships along the East and Gulf coasts while efforts continue to resume contract negotiations and mobilize unions in New York and Baltimore.
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Labor Department
New York
John W. Gideon
Yeasel
United States
Ler Americx
Europe
New York Pier
National Maritime Union
Clearfarizations
ROC
Paul Felanai
NMP
Moneting
Soda
Maritime Uniong Ees
American Federation of Labor Unions
Baltimore
National Union of Marine Cooks and Stewards
James ‘A. Drain
Icv Dyocin
Ois
Anchorage
Gibson
IMU
East
Gulf Coast
Aften
Saverat
Swiigient Badis
Laker Department
Nathan Femsingss
U. S. Conciliation” Service
Washington
Alcoa Tha Nmu
Bosenow
Whit Nmu
Joseph J. Curran
ACA
West Comet
Curran
Charges Filed In Shooting Of Deputy Sheriff
An arrest on Suqnerman of Long Island has been charged with assault with intent to commit murder in the first degree in connection with the Sunday night shooting of Deputy Sheriff Howard Hensley. Emer: Blee Sexton and Ralph Darnell face aiding and abetting charges. both were arrested in Clinchfield, Virginia and jailed in Kingsport. Sexton previously conviction in Sullivan County for age of consent related to an attack on a minor and was to serve terms, with appeals pending. Beasley was shot at 8:43 p.m. and listed as in fair condition. Other suspects were released from city jail. Separately, tremors shook North Island of New Zealand near Auckland, causing minor damage in several small towns with motion felt from Hawke’s Bay to Te Makarua Bay.
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Suqnerman
Long Island
Howard Hensley
Emer
Blee Sexton
Becessary
Clinchfield
Aite
Kingsport
Sexton
Sullivan County
Marion
State Penitentiary
State Supreme Court
Beasley
Helston Valley Community Hospital
Bill Sexton
Ralph Darnell
Rely Darnet
Sherist Me FE. Witt
Zealand
Tekomaru Bay
Mamgaras
Mangituna
Toiags Bay
President Truman Revises Revenue and Surplus Projections
The president argued the $4.09 billion Republican tax bill shortchanges debt retirement and peacetime needs. He asserted the upcoming fiscal year’s surplus could exceed past estimates, possibly over $4.6 billion, amid higher expected revenues.
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Washington
Bie Truman
Trend
Air Safety Study Launched After Fatal Crashes
Hand picked air experts convene in Washington at James B. Landis cabin to push a safety study prompted by crashes that killed 146 people. The inquiry follows the May 26 accident over the Blue Ridge Mountains in Virginia as the aircraft struck a mountainside during approach to Washington. Official comments describe the pilot as possibly late on approach.
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Washington
Truman ‘Ke
James Bf. Landis
Civil Aeromautics Board
Membeors
Prdgram
Piqulident
Action 4
Inquiers Board
Montana Quads Mother Dies After Birth Complications
In a Montana hospital a mother, Mrs. Edward Ramdosh, dies shortly after the birth of quadruplets. One baby, the smallest at about one and a half pounds, did not survive. Three other siblings, two girls and a boy, remain healthy. The obituary and aftermath touch on ongoing weather and aviation issues affecting airport operations and pilot duties.
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Miles
Orby
Donna Ying Ruacitash
Tina
Ediward Ramdosh
Belieg
Pilots’ Union
Nate
Tre
B. B. Cox
Acyanautlee
Sim
Draft Wallace For President Moves Take Shape
The draft Wallace movement gathered momentum after a California event, with Arne Wallace not appearing but a plan to field 54 California delegates for the Democratic National Convention. Robert W. Renny announced a Prosno meeting July 29 to push the campaign, while Wallace spoke at Watergate praising a Berlin strategy and calling for unity with the Soviet Union against a Red phobia.
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Robert W. Renny
Fearmee Celiefornia
Los Angeles
Prosno
Calif
Wallace
Europe Aid Talks Open Between Britain France
British and French officials hold exploratory talks on a Europe aid plan. President Roosevelt proposed a program to restore Europe’s economy, with committees to assess transport, agriculture, and industry needs. The discussions, involving Ernest Bevin Georges Bidault and Pyrr Ramadier, aim to coordinate a postwar recovery strategy.
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Europe
Ip—Tog Diplocaante
Britain
Provice
United’ States
Ernest Retin
Forel
Georges Bidant
Pyipyt Ramadier
George Cl Marshalln
Paria
Andy
Aethex
Lerten
Wrench
Henri Bonnet
Diurskall
Haat
Atk 9
Phond
Abthand
Universal Training Denounced as Military Necessity
A presidential report advocates universal training as vital to national defense. President Trump asserts it will raise strength without heavy burden, while a presidential commission's findings await Congress action.
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Apeioy
Wachivetes
Jawan
Emwan
Milee Wmogt
Congress
Ports On West Coast Bustle With Activity
West Coast ports including Portland Seattle San Francisco San Pedro and San Diego buzz with contract talks between employers and two unions. Radio men cooks and stewards face a June 25 deadline with possible work stoppages if no agreement is reached. Employers expect a settlement with the major unions as workers consider potential action.
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San Francisco
Portland
Seattle
San Pedro
San Diego
Radio
RCA
Sfipawnery
Knox County Liquor Election Funding Request
Knox County election officials seek 120,900 for expenses tied to a possible liquor referendum. Chairman Charles J. Brown of the county election commission said funds are requested to be prepared, noting uncertainty about the referendum but readiness for petitions and related activities.
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ENORV
Kaos
Bor
Jon
Worley to Hear Evidence in Realty Case Wednesday
In Bristol, Worley set to hear evidence as the Improvement Company seeks to dissolve Sevier Terrace Realty. Attorneys argued mandamus to force open books while challenges to the Sevier Terrace charter and alleged improper disposal of property were raised. The court heard motions to dismiss and to amend on related matters as the suit targets stockholder interests and property sales.
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Worley
Realty
Imprerrensen
Bristol
Fouprovermerit Company
Sevier Terraca Realty Company
Logene Bunter
Improvement Company
Hameeling
Hunter
Real
Tate
Improvememt
Oes
Recorde
Semmon Capital
Paxe
Street Scenes Fragment Sparks Unclear Disturbance
A garbled OCR fragment describes a public scene with rhythmic sounds and unclear actions. It mentions a party member exiting a garage and texts soliciting someone, with fragmented references to a late 20th century setting and social behavior. The passage lacks coherent details but hints at a disturbance involving a public street scene.
House Probe of Unions Starts Soon
A wartime era probe by the House Anti-American Activities Committee targets unions amid charges of Communist influence within CIO and UEW affiliate chapters. Hearings are set for June 24 with testimonies from union members in Bridgeport Schenectady and New York City as the panel weighs anti labor measures and possible purges.
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Wieshington
an-Armerican Activities Committee Siteatly
Pameli Thomas
R-Ij
Unlang
Hertley
RNID
Jaber
Thomas
Uilon
Bridgeport
Comm
New York City
Labor Committee
Cio-Uew
Truman
Pegename Aes
URW
Taft
wlAir
Buxtey
New Kork
Detroit
Chicago
Los Angeles
Bartley Yard
Reeid
Union Wetfare Funn
Bartey
Sohakh Lewis Init
James
Pobrike
Gett ‘A
Musicians Union
Memkers
Riot
Union
Senate to vote on civil service reform and postmaster probe
The Senate plans a late afternoon vote on a resolution by Langer calling for a Senate civil service committee inquiry into postmaster appointments and political activity. The civil service committee, led by Langer, is withholding 27 postmaster appointments pending the investigation outcome. Senator Lucas says he objects but sees no issue with the inquiry, calling it a waste of money.
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Waanitzun
Seamer
RNEF
Senate
Langes
Senacr
Civil Service
Pdstrhnstees
Tengsure
Langer
Lucas
Democrate
Witder Eriktsere
President Truman Vetoes Tax Bill Sparks Partisan Debate
The article reports President Truman's veto of a tax relief bill and the ensuing partisan clash. Republican leaders Carrath Reece Knutson and NAM president Bunting attack the veto and call for reduced spending while Chamber of Commerce voices warn the veto jeopardizes postwar policy. The piece notes Knights of political strategy shaped by the 1947 episode and references the New Deal philosophy in the debate.
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Cantando
Congress
Ohio Republicas
Carrath Reece
Na- Sige
Mir
Truman
Reece
Émd
Parporen
Knutson t-Ming
Constotutee
NIH
el Bunting
Nation Association of Mansurturers
NAM
Bar O. Shreve
United States Chamber of Conserce
Cops Seek Suspects in New Rape Attack Case
Police continued to investigate a reported rape on a young girl, found injured near a bus stop. Deputies tracked a suspect seen boarding a northbound bus as officers searched the area for a second man. The victim, treated at Siskiyou General Hospital, was reported in stable condition with severe injuries.
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Xea
Siskiyou Gen
Peral
Lfe
Sherritt
Dan Bennett
Laci
Record Flood Threat Presses Iowa and Missouri Region
Illinois and Missouri residents brace for peak Mississippi flood levels as Iowa towns endure levee strain and rising rivers. Army engineers fortify lines near Keokuk and Quincy while the Des Moines, Iowa River and tributaries swell, prompting evacuations and sandbag efforts amid historic crest forecasts.
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Keokuk
Mississippi
Missouri
Diimeis
Iowa
Levece
Pascus
Hinds
Quincy
Canton
Min
WM. Laut
Ghost Of Measure Scheduled To Walk In 1948 Elections
Republicans conceded Truman’s veto killed House Bill No. 1 the 4 006 billion defense cut, yet warned the ghost will reappear in the 1948 campaign. House passage stood 220 to 5, with Democrats hoping for stronger support to override in January. Senate fate depended on upcoming votes as administration allies tracked the tally.
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Washington
Truman
GOP
Fieed Verial
Hlotse
Betts House
Fenma
Denwcrots
Congress
Senate
Jewish Agency to Present Case to UN Inquiry Commission
The Jewish Agency prepared to present its case for a Jewish state in Palestine before the United Nations inquiry commission. British authorities tightened security after three Jewish underground members were convicted in the May 4 Acre Prison delivery. The commission was given a bilingual document detailing Zionist claims, as tensions rose over potential reprisals and calls for intercession on behalf of the condemned.
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Jerusalem
Jewish Agency
Holy Land
Astons
Zonquiry Commission
Palestine
Jewish Underground
Acre
Chen
Maske Shevtok
Musney
PoLiKheRt
Asvintte
Davie Horowitz
A. 2 Fionn
Protec
Bulgarian Premier of Bulgaria denounces U S protest over Petkov arrest
Bulgarian Prime Minister Georgi Dimitrov rejected U S criticism of the arrest of opposition leader Petkovy in Sofia. He warned against foreign meddling and said the government enjoys broad support from Bulgarians. Dimitrov dismissed claims of anti government unrest.
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Sofia
Bulgara
Georgi Dimitrov
United States
Bulgaria
Direttrov
State Department
Washington
Sofa
Tvo
Nittots
Petkovy
Agrarian Party
Plotttier
U. S
Petkov
Soany
Dimitrov
Til Patkov
Fatherland Front
Fourteen Killed in Mexican Flood Disaster
The flood in Vivdas de Oriente left several hundred families homeless as waters rose through the valley. Eight to ten are reported missing or washed away. Heavy rain Sunday sent water over fields and roads, hindering refugee movements and damaging homes and farms.
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Vivdas de Oriente
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