U N Mediator Reports On Crisis in Palestine
Lake Success N Y July 13 Count Folke Bernadotte privately met with UN delegates and officials to discuss the Palestine crisis He has completed a 21 page report on talks with Jews and Arabs and will brief the Security Council which may order a cease fire if Arabs refuse to lay down arms The United States and Britain are expected to support action if findings justify it Bernadotte plans further talks and said he is optimistic about a future settlement He was accompanied by his wife and three aides
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Holy Land
Palestine
Folke Bernadotte
Arrow
LaGuardia Field
New York City
Trygve Lie
Middle East
Lake Success
N. Y
U. N
Trygve Li
Dmitri Z. Manuilsky
Soviet
Ukraine
Sayeuy Amernaiay
FauNp Ulc
Jessup
United States
Alexander Cadogan
Britain
Bernadotte
Ama
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Dixie
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Robert E. Hannegan
Forme
Democratic
Barkley
Democrat Quartered In GOP Stronghold
Philadelphia July 13 Robert Snyder president of the Harrisburg Central Democratic Club bragged about sleeping accommodations during the Democratic convention. Snyder a convention sergeant at arms could not find a hotel room so a friend secured him an invitation to the Union League stronghold of Republicans.
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Philadelphia
Robert Snyder
Harrisburg
Central Democratic Club
Snyder
Union League
Republicanas
Mercury Rises Toward 90 After Rainstorms
Logan and Hocking County see a warm, muggy day after early rains. Temperatures climbed from a night low of 65 to 88 by noon. Observers reported 4.5 inches of rain in the area with heavier damage noted northward and telephone service disrupted to Columbus and the Daily News.
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Logan
Hocking County
State Highway Garage
Columbus
Daily News
Isle Royale Forest Fire Rages Unchecked
Huge blaze roars through Isle Royale in Lake Superior, burning 1100 acres of virgin forest near Lake DeSore and Lake Siskiwit. Lightning sparked fire last Saturday, tinder dry needles feed the crown fire as firefighters operate from Lake Siskiwit headquarters.
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Houghton, Mich
Virgin Forest
Isle Royale
Lake Superior
Lake DeSore
Lake Siskiwit
Norway
CIO Glass Workers Get Pay Increases
About 16 000 CIO glass workers in 10 Libby Owens Ford plants and Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. plants received a general wage hike of 10 cents an hour under a contract signed in Cincinnati. The raise is retroactive to May 1 and includes insurance benefits estimated at 21⁄2 cents an hour.
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CIO Glass
Libby-Owens-Ford Glass Co
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Aya Ceramic
Eee Ub
canbe_ America
New Palestine Truce Expected By Week's End
A Palestinian truce appeared likely by Saturday per a Foreign Ministry source as fighting raged near Er Ramle and Lydda over control of the Tel Aviv Jerusalem corridor. Both cities and about 80,000 Arabs surrendered earlier, while the Trans-Jordan Arab Legion counterattacked with tanks and artillery.
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Israeli Foreign Ministry
Palestine
Trans
Folke Bernadotte
United Nations
Lake Success
Security Council
U.S
Fire destroys two story mill near Hillsboro
A two story feed mill at Dodsonville ten miles west of Hillsboro was destroyed by fire yesterday. No injuries were reported and the cause was not disclosed.
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Hillsboro
Dodsonville
Here
Soaring Meat Prices Hold The Line On Food Costs
Chicago reports show livestock prices hitting new records across hogs, cattle, and lambs with no immediate drop in meat costs. Experts temper outlook, predicting possible relief next year if a bumper corn crop aids supply. shortages persist until grass fed cattle arrive around early September.
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Agriculture Department
East St. Louis
Ill
Dressler
H. M. Conway
National Livestock Producers Association
Conway
Will reading for Carol Landis to be held today
In Los Angeles on July 13 the reading of actress Carol Landis's will will occur in the presence of her relatives. Attorney Jerry Giesler says the 1944 will is the only one known. New York producer W Horace Schmidlapp releas es he will accept a divorce settlement, potentially increasing Landis estate by about 30000 dollars.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Carole Landis
Jerry Giesler
W. Horace Schmidlapp
New York
Miss Landis
Britain U S sign closed on lend lease and wartime debts
Great Britain and the United States signed two agreements to close Britain's 31 billion lend lease account and other wartime obligations. Secretary Marshall and Sir Oliver Franks note the wind-up parallels post World War I, with Britain and empire repaying about 6.75 billion in reverse lend lease.
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Washington
Great Britain
United States
Britain
State Marshall
Oliver Franks
State Department
Bus Driver Slugged In Cleveland Transit Attack
Police searched for two men who slugged a 41 year old Cleveland transit system bus driver in to unconsciousness. The assailants fled without taking money after being startled by pedestrians.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Transit System
James A. Brett
Highway Department To Reopen Bridge On Route 328
State highway officials say the 100 foot bridge over the Hocking River on Route 328 near Hocking Hills Country Club will reopen Thursday at noon after complete repairs. The structure received a new flooring girders and steel understructure following two weeks of traffic halt. A temporary detour existed on the Nickel Plate Road past Smead Mfg Co.
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State Highway Department
Hocking Hills Country Club
Hocking River
Route 328
Union Furnace
Nickel Plate
Smead Mfg. Co
Pay Hikes Voted by Columbus City Council
Columbus city council approved salary increases of 25 per month for salaried employees and 13 cents an hour for day laborers. The raises take effect July 16.
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Columbus, O
Columbus City
Longevity Advice From Dr Rene Sand on Health and Illness
Brussels July 13. Dr Rene Sand of Brussels University argues longevity depends on regular life habits and serenity. He cautions against strict diets while endorsing balanced nutrition, moderation, and consistent routines learned from illness and nursing. He cites varied centenarian habits across meat eating and abstinence.
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Brussels
Rene Sand
Sand
Brussels University
Vittel
Ohio Farmers Harvest Bumper Wheat Crop
In Ohio harvesting of a bumper wheat crop begins with first reports forecasting a state record yield. Federal statistician Ben Kienholz estimates about 61,178,000 bushels on larger acreage and an average yield near 26 bushels per acre, with prices at $2.18 per bushel, down from last year.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ben Kienholz
Kienholz
Hocking Native Named City Auditor At Springfield
Mark O Armstrong a Hocking County native will become Springfield city auditor this Friday. Born in Laurelville and long time Circleville resident he served 11 years as a state auditor examiner. He and his father once ran a Laurelville hardware store. He is brother of Paul Armstrong and Mrs Clyde Beecher of Laurelville.
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Springfield
Hocking County
Mark O. Armstrong
Laurelville
Circleville
Canada Eyes New Uranium Deposits
Ottawa reports Trade Minister C. D. Howe announced Canada is developing a new uranium field in northern Saskatchewan the most promising find since the war Britain is not short of uranium and Canadian output is going to the United States Howe gave no details of the development and said Canada’s production remains below Belgium Congo the largest source.
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Ottawa
C. D. Howe
Saskatchewan
Howe
Britain
United States
Belgain Congo
Meigs Grand Jury Threats Prompt Arrests Promised
Pomeroy Ohio July 13 The Meigs County grand jury has received threats of bodily harm. Prosecuting Attorney Dana H Peoples said arrests would be made in connection with recent indictments against several county residents and others on charges unspecified.
Keynes Bros Milling reports near record Hocking County yield
Robert Keynes says receipts are heavy this week with yields averaging 30 bushels per acre and high quality. Grain weighs 57 to 58 pounds per bushel with moisture around 14 percent. Current price stands at 2 dollars 13 cents per bushel.
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Hocking County
Keynes Bros. Milling Co
Robert Keynes
Ohio Wheat Harvest Gains Quality as Acres Grow
In Ohio 353000 acres are in wheat with statewide averages near 1 958 000 acres yearly for 10 years to 1946. Union County reports early wheat at 59 to 60 pounds per bushel and 13 5 to 14 percent moisture. County Agent Frank Greene says quality is much better than last year. Defiance County faces freight car shortages prompting Fred W Gates to urge farmers to store grain on farms. Defiance Farmers Co operative Co reports first 1000 bushels tested 60 61 pounds, receiving 3000 bushels last week but lacking transport. A car carries 1800 2000 bushels.
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Ohio
Union County
Frank Greeneisen
Defiance County
Fred W. Gates
AAA
Defiance Farmers’ Cooperative Co
95 Year Old Man Rejects Soft Life in New Jersey
Albert Seamann, 95, proves his age with a birth certificate and asks to leave Elizabeth General Hospital to work. He says he has labored since age ten, dislikes ease, and seeks only enough to live, eat, and buy clothes after a restaurant fall broke his ankle.
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Elizabeth
N. J
Albert Seamann
Elizabeth General Hospital
Seamann
Veteran Senator Barkley Gets Support at Democratic Convention
At the Philadelphia convention, President Truman weighs Barkley as running mate as delegates debate the North South balance. Barkley, 70, faces opposition from leaders in New Jersey Pennsylvania and New York but a stag party signaled strong backing.
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Alben W. Barkley
Kentucky
Philadelphia
Barkley
Truman
Frank Hague
New Jersey
David L. Lawrence
Vania
Paul E. Fitzpatrick
New York
Oscar Ewing
J. Howard Merath
Ewing
Leslie L. Biffle
Mr. Truman
Vandenberg and wife at Grand Rapids hospital
Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg and his wife were admitted to a Grand Rapids hospital for a routine checkup, described by officials as non urgent. The visit comes during a scheduled stop in Michigan.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Arthur H. Vandenberg
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