Kremlin Silent On Protests Amid Berlin Tensions
Britain's troop reinforcements to western Germany amid the Berlin blockade are discussed by officials and informants. The War Office denies but an informant insists movement has occurred, with troops flown to Berlin and others from Palestine. Gen Sir Brian Robertson and Foreign Secretary Bevin brief the cabinet as Britain coordinates with the United States and France. Berlin's Social Democrats call for the city to become Stalingrad of German liberty.
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Associated Press
Britain
Germany
Berlin
Palestine
war office
Brian Robertson
ministry of defence
Percy Hollis
Brian
BEVIN
west Berlin
United States
France
Lord Montgomery
imperial general staff
Paris
Vienna
Austria
STALINGRAD
social democrats
Ernest Reuter
social democratic
Left Hand Corner Cat Guards Mice in Avon Monastery
A large black cat named 8-ball serves as guardian and retriever at a monastery in Avon near Rochester New York where white mice are bred for medical research. The cat helps capture escaped mice for J Louis Chaver and receives mashed crackers and cream as a reward.
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Avon
Rochester
N.Y
J. Louis Chaver
Mr. Cleaver
Alle
Pepper Enters Ring As Democrats Meet
Philadelphia reports a Democratic National Convention leaning toward President Truman with the entry of Florida Senator Claude Pepper by the liberal wing. Eisenhower’s backers resist, while Southern rebels oppose Truman on civil rights. unpledged delegates caucused to support Truman as the nomination fights extend.
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U.S
Harry S. Truman
Philadelphia
New York
Thomas E. Dewey
White House
Dewey
capitol
Albany
Philaddelphia
C.P
Marty Truman
ascine
FEPPEE
Claude Pepper
Florida
Truman
Dixie
Ben Lahey
Arkansas
Pepper
SOUTH
Southern Alberta crops benefit from rain and strong hay yield
A mid July crop outlook for Southern Alberta notes general rain would aid all crops though conditions vary. Spring wheat is in boat with some fields headed. rye swathing has begun. winter wheat harvest nears. Beets and peas show strong activity with canneries running, hay reserves are abundant, and grasshoppers and cutworms pose regional issues.
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Alberta
Herald
Bow Island
Magrath
Lethbridge
Taber
Buried Alive Rumor Sparks Paris Area Inquiry
Paris officials investigate a report of premature burials in the Paris area raised by Dr. Jean Huet to the Seine departmental council. He claimed rumors reach 8000 deaths annually across France and urged modern death-detection methods for accuracy.
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PARIS
Jean Huet
general council
Seine
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phone 3202
the
Herald Classified Ad department
Woman’s first flight ends with a loop request
In Kankakee Illinois on July 12 a passenger, 80 year old Mrs. Arden Sherwood, urged pilot Frank W. Love to perform a loop during her first airplane ride. The plane executed a steep turn and a wing-over before gliding in for a landing. Love, age 70, fretted yet kept control as she smiled.
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KANK4KEE
Love
Mrs. Sherwood
Canadians Attacked by Pravda On War Talk
Pravda denounces Canadian and American leaders for arms bravado and war talk. Louis St Laurent and Brooke Claxton are labeled Wall Street servants in Canada. Gen Spaatz and Gen Bradley are cited for plans against Russia, with Draper and Sullivan also attacked. Ottawa officials decline comment.
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MOSCOW
Pravda
Communist party
United States
Louis St. Laurent
Brooke Claxton
Carl Spaatz
United States air force
Omar Bradley
William H. Draper
army
John Sullivan
United States navy
Kenneth Royall
United States army
St. Laurent and
Claxton
servants of Wall Street
Canada
Fravda
Look magazine
Russia
Spaatz
Soviet Union
U.S
U.S.S.R
Bradley
Draper
San Francisco
Sullivan
Europe
Govt latest settlement not enough rail unions declare
Canadian press report says unions rejecting the government wage offer and lowering demands, with international and Canadian Brotherhood groups standing firm. Railways prepare for a strike, embargoing livestock and perishables as services risk disruption. government warns it may outlaw future strikes in vital public services if a tie up occurs.
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UAWA
Frank Hi. Hatt
Mitchell
Mall
Canadian Brotherhood of Railway Employees
C.C.L
A. R. Mosher
C.B.R.E
Hall
international union group
Mr. Mitchell
Ip wag
colon
Halifax Seizes United States Flying Fortress Spare Crew
Customs collector Charles Collins says Ottawa will rule on the impounded United States Flying Fortress with nine men after it landed in Halifax for navigational training. The plane, said to serve Hagana, was to depart for Westchester County Airport. Passengers were described as navigators on a training flight. rumors tied one passenger to boxing champion Barney Ross, though denied by sources.
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HALIFAX
Charles Collins
Ottawa
United States
Hagana
Crpiait
Ewin K. Schandier
Miami
Fitphot
Westchester County
White Plains
N.Y
Palestire
Lady Cunard and Notables Die in Week End Deaths
London notes the passing of Lady Cunard, famed host and royal society figure. Montreal reports Oliver W. Barwick 85, head of Barwick Ltd primers and stationers. Toronto lists Mrs. W H Dalton Balaster of Hon Gordon Conant, former Ontario premier. Nigeria records Dr Andrew Parks Stirrett, 3 Canadian hospital founder. Nassau reports Dr Charles Sumner Dolley 92 noted scientist. New York notes Princess Alexander de Caraman Chimay, 73, Belgian royalty spouse.
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LONDON
Lady Cunard
MONTREAL
Oliver W. Barewick
Barwick, Ltd
TORONTO
W. H. Dalton
Gordon Conant
Ontario
NIGERIA
Andrew Parks Stirrett
NASSAU
Bahamas
Charles Sumner Dolley
guthor
NEW YORK
Alexander de Caraman Chimay
Democratic Donkey Balloon Rivals Collapsing Elephant
In Philadelphia on July 12, at Bellevue-Stratford Hotel marquee a large elephant shaped balloon toppled as heat collapsed the Republican symbol while the Democratic donkey, built of paper mache with lighted eyes and moving head, stood erect at the convention crossroads.
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PHILADELPHIA
Bellevue-Stratford Hotel
Quebec Election Campaign Gains Momentum In Montreal
Montreal July 12 campaign pace quickens as over 280 candidates from six parties campaign for the 92 legislature seats. Leaders from Liberals Union Nationale and Union of Electors push autonomy, anti-communism, and cooperation with Ottawa while differing on real issues amid radio and newspaper ads.
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MONTREAL
Quebec
Liberals
Union Nationale
Union of Electors
Duplessis
Godbout
Ottawa
Liberal party
Union of
Arabs Lose Key Centres To Israelis
Arab strongholds of Er Ramle and Lydda surrendered to the Israeli army. The advance opened a path toward Latrun and Jerusalem as Israeli forces pressed counter attacks. Arab leaders reportedly planned a meeting to discuss Bernadotte’s truce proposals amid renewed fighting and a major air raid on Jerusalem.
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Associated Press
AIRO
Er Ramle
Lydda
Trans-Jordan Arab Legion
cragey Judean
El Ranile
Arab Legion
Latron
Tel Aviv
Jerusalem
El Raml
Latrun
Holy
Trans-Jordan
Reuters
Lebannon
Arab League
Russian permit ban shuts Soviet zone entry for German cars
Berlin authorities announced Russian officials canceled all permits for German motor vehicles to enter the Soviet zone from Berlin. A separate Baltimore-style report notes a farmer and his wife died in a tar fire in Fairview district, Edmonton, while the farmer's father and child were hospitalized.
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ALBERTA
EDMONTON
KCALY
Adolph Wiethold
Fairview
nilda
LONDON
Reuters
United States
William Carson
Oporto
Lisbon
Erie
GOVT. CONTROL OF
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C.P
Canadian Federation of Agriculture
H. J. Hannam
federation preident
Mackenzie King
HALIFAX
United States Flying Fortress
R.CMSP
immigration department
Esrad
Hagana
custous
TNO AGALIST
COMENFORM
BELGRADE
Communist party of
Yugoslav Macedonia
Marshallite
Maddonia
CAIRO
Al Ahram ki
Ibn Saud
Saudi Araba
United Nations security council
Palestine
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HAMILTON GOLF CLUB
British Columbia
Hihanda
Ontario
Bil Mawhinnes
B.C
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