French Govt Faces Wide Plot to Oust Republic
Interior Minister Depreux announced a broad conspiracy by the Black Maquis to overthrow the French Republic and install a military dictatorship. Arrests included Gen. Guillaudot and Maj. Laustauneau-Lacau, with four generals and several civilians implicated. A former officer linked to Petain was unnamed by the agency. Depreux said army units might be involved. the plan aimed to thwart a Communist putsch and establish a provisional directorate. meetings traced to Mme. de Waleff’s Paris apartment.
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Associated Press
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Edouard Depreux
Black Maquis
Depreux
Guillaudot
Jean Laustauneau-Lacau
Agence France-Presse
Henri Philippe Petain
Isle d'Yeu
Vichy
Maquis
Paul Ramadier
Agence France-Presse dispatches
Rennes
Brittany
M. de Vulplan
France Vivante
Marc Jacquot
Montigny
Lamballe
Rault
de Vulplan
Paris
Mme. de Waleff
Gen. Guillaudet
Left Hand Corner Frau Kopkau Runs Mouse Business in Berlin
In crowded postwar Berlin Frau Kopkau and her four children care for 3000 laboratory mice. What began as an accidental home project grew into a profitable enterprise as hospitals buy the mice. The family and the mice share a cramped kitchen and nearby woods supply food and litter.
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Berlin
Germany
Frau Kopkau
Prad Kopkau
The Sept Hand Continues on Back Page
A fragment notes The Sept Hand continues on the back page with a cryptic reference to penarphive, suggesting ongoing column or feature. No clear names or events are legible beyond the teaser.
Cattle Starvation Amid Manitoba Flood Dams Threaten
June 30 Winnipeg dispatch reports widespread flood damage in southwestern Manitoba with hail and record rains. Cattle starving in Dauphin area, rail service suspended after mine washouts, Grandview evacuations, Minnedosa lakes rise four feet, and Valley River dam fears loom. Dominion government urged to aid farmers under Prairie Farm Assistance Act. Belgrade reports UN mission denied entry to Yugoslav territory in Greek border issue.
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WINNIPEG
C.P
AKain
Ranongo rey
Melita
Manitoba
Dauphin
Dominion
Grandview
Minnedosa
Virden
Saskatchewan
Graysville
Roseisler
Cardinal
Valley River
Edwards Lake
Holiday traffic to hit new records for Dominion Day
The exodus of holiday goers begins as Canadians flood roads, air, and waterways. Hotels report full capacity across provinces while border crossings see Americans vacationing. Top events include golf in New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island, a new race track in Halifax, and senior baseball games throughout the Maritimes and Ontario. Weather forecasters predict clearing conditions after thundershowers. heat waves drive travel, beaches fill, and railways run extra services to lake resorts as residents flock to Banff, Jasper, and Waterton amid a busy holiday period.
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Canada
New Brunswick-Prince Edward Island
Ottawa
Ontario
Hamilton
Toronto
Manitoba
highways department
Winnipeg
Polo Park
Regina
Saskatchewan
Swift Current
Sask
Lansdowne Park
Victoria
British Columbia Electric Railway
Dean of Alberta civil servants to retire today
Edmonton June 30 Thomas A Powell of Edmonton dean of Alberta's Civil Servants and chief supreme court reporter will retire on superannuation after 43 years of service with the province and the government of the North West Territories.
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EDMONTON
Thomas A. Powell
Alberta
supreme court
Powell
North West Territories
Midwest storms push toll high as heat wave grows
Strong winds hail and heavy rains devastate the Midwest over the weekend. Tornadoes and widespread wind damage hit states from Nebraska to Iowa, with grain crops destroyed near Scottsbluff and farms scattered. Heat records also rise in the Southwest as rivers rise near St. Louis. An earthquake near St. Louis adds to the tense flood situation without causing major damage.
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United States
Hopewell Va
Eur
Emneteburght
Iowa
Rule
Neb
Missouri
Scottsdrom
haiistorn
Clark Nichols
Rochester
Minn
lake Falls
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Yuma
Ariz
Phoenix
Wheeling
W.Va
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Cleveland
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Missouri river
suvage
Tiinois
Missour
Des Moines
Danks
Danks for at least another 10 days. Rail trafic north and west of St. Loui
Kansas City
Living Costs Rise After End of Price Controls
Chicago reports on the first anniversary since federal price controls ended. Pork costs about 78 percent higher, beef and veal up 62 percent, with overall living costs climbing. Prices in many lines reach postwar peaks while farm livestock supplies are down and cold storage stocks are low. Spring wheat climbs to 2.824 dollars a bushel, up from 1.884 a year ago. Beef steers sell near 264 dollars per hundredweight in Chicago, with record highs in cattle and hog prices since controls ended.
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CHICAGO
United States
American Meat Institute
Minneapolis
J. ©. McLintock
Chicago Board of Trade
scago
UNRRA Declares Its Shut Door as Relief Ends
UNRRA the world's largest relief agency closes operations today after declaring economic recovery but warning that collapse must be prevented. Maj. Gen. Lowell W. Rooks notes funds remain for 17 war devastated countries, with $1.5 million spent on internal economy rehabilitation and $209,000,000 on essential agricultural equipment and supplies as hunger, anemia and vitamin deficiencies rise in Europe.
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UNR R.A
Lowell W. Rooks
cou barrens
U.N.R. FA
Europe
Austria
Big Three falter as fuel for Europe plan falters
In Paris three foreign ministers Bevin Bidault Molotov faced an apparent diplomatic stalemate. Moscow opposed a broad all embracing postwar economic plan, insisting aid from the United States be judged for needs only. Molotov voiced cautious optimism amid talks aimed at reconciling differences.
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PARIS
Britain
France
Russia
Bevin
Bidault
Molotov
Europe
Moscow
Tass
United States
Trench
Reuters
Ernest Bevin
Great Britain
UN condemns Holy Land violence as inquiry shows brutality
United Nations Palestine Inquiry Commission adopted a resolution denouncing the weekend killings of four British soldiers in Tel Aviv and Haifa while abstaining from direct action. Alexander Rubowitz disappearance remains unsolved. 12 armed Jews raided a Tel Aviv party injuring two soldiers. Irgun chief Menachem Begin warned of a long fight, saying UN plans fail to address British rule brutality.
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United Nations Parestine Inquiry commission
lé yptar-okKl
Alexander Rubtowitz
Stern gang
Rubowitz
Palestine
Tel Aviv
Haifa
Hemsyla
neh
Roy A. Farman
Allenby
Ruboritz
JERUSALEM
Menachem Belgin
Irgun Zval Leumi
United Nations
pric
Ingun
dells
holy land
lond
Crowds Demonstrate Against De Gasperi in Venice
In Venice on June 30 police captains ten agents and many demonstrators were injured as police clashed with Communists and socialists while Premier De Gasperi spoke in St Mark's Square defending his new government. The earlier pledge to resign May 13 and return June 1 to form a cabinet excluding Communists and socialists is noted amid the mass Christian Democratic rally.
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VENICE
Italy
De Gasperi
De Gasperl
Christian Democratic
St. Mark's Square
Mines Returned to Private Owners After Government Takeover
Washington reports the government lowered flags and returned over 2,500 soft coal mines to private owners after a 10 day furlough. If terms fail by July 8 miners may strike. Schwellenbach to mediate a new contract to avert broader labor action. Mines seized May 22 1946, ending a long dispute between John L Lewis and mine operators.
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WASHINGTON
United States
John L. Lewis
coal mines administration
Labor
Schwellenbach
concigtion service
snce
Lewis
Interior
rus
Move Taken By Dalton to Economize on Dollar Imports
Reuters reports from London that Chancellor Hugh Dalton said in the House of Commons Britain will return to four page newspapers to save dollars on newsprint imports. He also announced cuts in tobacco and gasoline imports as part of the economy drive.
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Dalton
Reuters News Agency
ONDON
Hugh Dalton
exchequer
house of commons today
Britain
Domestic Meat Ration Is Out in Britain
A redaction in Britain's meat rations for Britons who have been entitled weekly for six and a fourth months will drop to about 23 cents with effect from July 12. The change affects the meat portion and includes a small additional staple ration.
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LONDON
Britain
Dal ton Warns on Britain's Import Cuts for 12 Months
Dal ton announced Britain's 12 month import program must cut imports due to rising world prices and a severe dollar shortfall. He urged prioritizing foods and raw materials, expanding domestic production for exports, especially textiles, and warned some rationed goods might face cuts. He linked strain to the Anglo American loan and postwar recovery.
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Britain
Dalton
credite-cnder
No Herald on Tuesday due to Independence Day holiday
Notice states Tuesday July 1 is a statutory holiday. The Herald will not publish that day.
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Herald
Paris Conference Ends In Public Disagreement
AP reports all three foreign ministers British Russian and French failed to find agreement in Paris session as tensions surface amid global military and political strains.
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