Officials Will Blow Lid Off Veterans Housing Scandal
Nationwide federal probe targets home builders accused of cheating veterans as DoJ attorneys and 300 special investigators lead a broad effort. Some 32000 veterans who filed complaints in recent years await action, with investigations set to reach into communities nationwide.
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Veterans
Sansa Voganaibe Watesone
Salaibuarwaney
Washington
Thia Tol
Tha
U. S
U. S. Dept. of Justice
Ate
Torneys
Office of the
Pacha
Seo Wousing
Warren
Califormix
Avtch
Asahaiain
Interheily
San Francisco
San Angeles
Brad
Haliday
New York City
New Jersey
Newark
Isaac
New York
Catttornty
Ouster Framed as Bulgarian Plot Against American Envoy
The United States accuses Bulgaria of fabricating a frame up to oust American official Donald F. Ewing from the Sofia legation. State Department details note two Bulgarians and alleged espionage contacts as the pretext claimed by Bulgarian authorities and radio broadcasts.
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Washington
United States
Delet
Bulgaria
Sam
Pulra
Noscow
Robert Dreher
Seibassy
Ewing
Cahaul
Legation
Fragmented Report From City Parade Distorted by OCR
A garbled OCR item describes a large animal scene causing street disruption with crowds in the downtown area. It mentions a parade, crowd activity, and a chaotic tug of war with unclear participants and actions.
Russians Protests MacArthur Labor Policy in Tokyo
Soviet protester General Derevyanko urged immediate concessions to government workers and warned of broad strikes if MacArthur policy continues. Konstantin Popov led the hastily called news conference after Derevyanko returned from Moscow.
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Tokyo
Kugma Derevyanko
Trest Front
Magcow
Dougie Mancarthurs
Derevyanko
Impeurese
MacArthur
Ho Alee
Moscow
Konstantin Popov
Riots Overrun Berlin City Hall Amid Soviet Blockade
Chaos erupted as Communist led demonstrators seized Berlin City Hall. American journalists were injured while police and civilians clashed. Deputy Mayor Friedensburg reported arrests of city employees and warned against further Soviet protected interference.
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Ferdinand Friedanebarg
Weaterm
Friedensburg
Vostmeeting
Spectacular benefit circus stars raise funds for St John’s Hospital
A gala charity circus in Santa Monies drew 10 004 attendees and raised between 200 and 210 dollars to finance a 100hed project at St John’s Hospital. Notables included Gary Cooper, Bing Crosby, Virginia Mayo, Celeste Holm, and Rhonda Flier, with floats featuring Betty Grable and Virginia Bruce.
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Hollwgood
P.steviehat
Green Gate ‘Son
Rhage ‘Ung Brothers
Barnim & Batley
Banny Kaye
Gary Cooper
Robinson
Cruene
Edgar Borgen
Herald
Amd
Weevle
Tree
Groviouaty
Meenan Wye
Berger
Garaintua the Gorilla
Keenan
Wynn
Rona Colman
Frank
Stnetze
Bing Crosby
Jack Carson
Dennis Oksote
Buster Kraton Wet van Fabrice
Betty’ Grable
Virginia Bruce
Bizebett
Taylor
Dtunns Lyn
Audrey Tetter
Lizebeth Scott
Juna Hayes
Ann Blyth
William Powells
Virginia Mayo
Chaiilie Beltrede Baraleck
Celeste Holm
Margaret, O'Brien
Sabu
Ant Miller
Mawrese O'Sullivan
Box Tartank Barker
Esther
Willams
Robert Conmmings
Rhonda Fler
Casmién Mlynvids
Hoge
Gorgeous George
Burt Lancaster
Glenn Ford
Adan’ Ladd
Dorothy Lamaur
Lyvetts Young
Peter Lawsford
Irene Dunne
Claudette Colbert
Barhara Stamwych
Aidenaddie
Juliana Ascends To Dutch Throne
Juliana formally swears fidelity to the constitution as she becomes queen of the Netherlands after Wilhelmina abdicates. The ceremony at New Church unites European royalty and marks a historic transfer of the throne to a 28 year old heir.
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Netherlands
Juliana
Obempe Sones
Wilhelmine
Dutch Empire
Niewwt Kirk
Clurchy
Novalkp
Keyatty
Btatea-General
Elizabeth
Great Britain
Kite Stake
Wilhelmina
Labor Day Strikes and Weather Cloud Nation’s Holiday
The nation faced crippling labor day strikes in ports and maritime sectors with CIO Longshoremen and marine workers halting play while a nationwide weather belt brought storms, cooler air, and a hurricane remnants drift affecting Wisconsin, Indiana, Iowa, and Michigan. Traffic fatalities rose as California and North Carolina logged deaths and Kingsport reports dense outbound flow amid police patrols.
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California
North
Caroline
Kingsport
Lahey
Wato
Virginia
Titinom
Wisconsin
Indiana
Iowa
Sympathizer Becomes Serbia President Amid Leadership Shakeup
Belgrade announces the appointment of a Tito loyalist as Serbia's new president. The move follows a major reshuffle of Yugoslavia's top leadership, with several Tito followers elevated to key posts to tighten control of the nation's administration.
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Belgrade
Yuguslaviz
P. Petar Stamballs
Marshal Tito
Serbia
Yugoslavia
Stambolie
Ren
Placer Blagoje
Tito
Mation
Rabbit Foot Records Flight Test Faces New Chance
A pilot and the All For's of 17 deaths are noted amid scattered data on high speed air record attempts. The report tracks a North Carolina event, mentions a 670 mph target, and refers to the Maryland National Air Races and timing method issues.
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North Caceline
Cleveland
Pennsylvania
Hick Johnson
Drownins
Mlacelane
Whee
Richard Lvough Siz
Douse
Woknson
Azizona
Loch
Artansea
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Wno
Maryland
Navy
Minnesota
Michigan
Johnson
Mississippi
Missouri
New Hampshire
New Jersaysagain
Fobnson
New Mexico
North Carolina
Ohio
Oregon
Hue
Rhode
South Carolina
Americans Detained by Reds Near Berlin Blockade
U S and authorities report three Americans were believed arrested by Soviet forces while attempting to drive through a road blockade to Western Germany. Military police say a tugboat convoy moved toward Helmstedt but did not reach the border. two Americans, Brunk P. Exdases and Sutter, were identified with others connected to the U S travel board and an American government employee.
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Berlin
Germany
Zome
Helmstedt
Wehnstedt
Risssiene
Brunk PF. Exdaes
New York City
Combinad
Whith
Haven
Partrom Sone
Bach
Greek Communist Leader Reportedly Recalled to Moscow
An unconfirmed dispatch claims Markos Valtis, head of the Communist rebels in Greece, has been released to Moscow after a string of military reversals in the north. The report suggests Moscow may be repositioning its stance toward the guerrilla movement.
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Athens
Markos Vattades
Comioniat
Greece
Casfest
Moscow
Markos
Labor Day Festivities Spark Appalachia Activities
Community celebrations center on a Labor Day program in Appalachia featuring a 3 p.m. baseball game between Lomesome Pine League teams Appalethie ri Dante at Appalachia High School. The Lions Club hosts the day with music and awards, while parades livestock displays and farm exhibits fill the agenda.
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Appalethie Ri
Dante
Appalachia High School
Appalachia Lions Club
Cart Story
Appalachia
Polck Brothers Cire
Kingsport Shrime Club
Lee County
Newton
Tracy Field
Seo
Fiery Mt Hikokbibow Threatens Poison Gases
Reports from Camiguin Island indicate Mount Hikokbibow may erupt for a sixth day, spewing poisonous gases as tens of thousands flee by sea. Philippine authorities warn of a possible chlorine gas release, citing historical eruptions for comparison while cleanup and safety measures proceed.
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Camiguin
Ixland
Hite
Iitve Es
France forms new government under Schuman
Premier Robert Schuman announced the new coalition cabinet in Paris and ordered immediate payment of a 3,500 franc bonus to civil servants and farm laborers excluded from the raise. Reports suggested further bonuses or wage increases might follow as France reorganizes its government after a cabinet absence.
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Paris
Prange
Robert Schuman
Thare
Schuman
Amirp
Reise
France
Moe
Tate
Sunshine Fee
Sexi
Amer
Andre Marte
Sire Prance
Pays Tribute To U S Workers On Labor Day
A cited President addresses a Labor Day crowd in downtown Detroit about union strength and government controls. He warns against Republican actions that threaten working people and democratic rights, noting potential impacts on white collar and other organized groups.
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Meee Cameron
Michigan
Ant
Chio
Detynit
Squere
Aera
Noddy
Democrati
Poblinen
Pee Tan
Sigmx
Saad
Weather Forecast Calls For Scattered Showers Today
A cautious forecast from the area weatherman notes scattered showers may affect the region today amid varying cloud cover and regional temperature changes. Residents are advised to carry umbrellas and monitor local updates for any changes in the outlook.
President Assured of CIO Support in Pennsylvania Visit
A delegation of 29 labor officials met President Truman in Harrisburg Pennsylvania to pledge CIO backing for his policy, while Pennsylvania labor leaders and union officials praised his stance and discussed labor day plans and political support.
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CIO
Harrisburg
Pennsaylventa
Truman
Miler
Pineman
Pte
Change. Creer
Te. Cio
Harry Beves
Preaitent
Petrasylvania Industrial Union Council
Boyer
Carl ©. Bath
Pennsylvania Federation of Labor
Harry Alsle
Railtead
A Fox
Brotherbend
Locerizo
Tive Engineers
H. O.cook
Order of ‘Railway
Col
Philp C. Minthews
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