Russian teacher in New York consulate case sparks protest
New York State Supreme Court Justice Dickstein reserved ruling on a habeas petition to release Oksana Kosenkina, kept in the Soviet consulate, after Russia protested a court order to produce her. The State Department advised Gov. Dewey to hold further action as officials study the issue amid a broader spy probe.
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A.P
State Supreme Court
Samuel Dickstein
Oksana Kosenkina
Russia
United States
State Department
Thomas E. Dewey
Justice Dickstein
Gov. Dewey
Jestassia
Department
Yakov M. Lomakin
Kosenkina
Lomakin
Michael McDermott
Alexander S. Panyushkin
McDermott
New York Supreme Court
State of New York
Dewey
Supreme Court
Dickstein
Washington
Thomas
Michael Ivanovitch Samarin
House UN- American Activities Committee
New York City
Oksana Stepanovna Kosenkina
United Nations
Berlin
Christian Democratic Union
Jacob Kaiser
U. S
Allied Envoys Visit Molotov a Fourth Time
Western diplomats met Foreign Minister Molotov in the Kremlin for a three hour talk about the Berlin blockade and the cold war effort. An informant suggested the West may seek Stalin's personal intervention if talks fail, with no sign of Western resolve weakening as of yesterday.
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Kremlin
Molotov
Berlin
London
Kremlini
Stalin
U. S
New Berlin
Air Force Accidents Kill Five and Four Planes Missing
A Kansas Air Force plane crashed after takeoff killing five and seriously injuring two. A Trans-Canada Airlines craft burned after landing at Sydney with 11 passengers and six crew escaping. Pilot cites no cause. Navy weather flight and two other missing planes reported in Canada and Arctic regions. Continental Airlines DC-3 forced down in Great Bend during a windstorm. no fatalities noted.
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Globe
Kansas
Air Force
Topeka
Sydney
N. S
Rita Meyers
Montreal
Jack Triggs
Doug Holland
Navy
Guam
Canada
Edmonton
Alta
Bathurst Inlet
Arctic Circle
Pee
Long Beach Prepares for V-J Day Parade
City plans a V J Day parade in Long Beach with crowds anticipated along Main Street. Mrs and Mrs Fred H Bixby to celebrate golden wedding anniversary noted on page B 1. Three park improvement projects receive priority on page B 1.
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Long Beach
Fred H. Bixby
New Labor Chief Seen as Vote Factor
Brief item notes a new labor chief seen as influencing the upcoming vote. Analysts assess potential impact on labor policy and party dynamics amid ongoing political debates.
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Voice of America
Dewey
Local Paper Schedule Snapshot Shows Variety Pages
The edition lists sections from comics to markets to sports across multiple pages. Readers can find bridge, crossword, editorial, local news, radio, shipping tables and theater listings along with tides and temperatures on designated pages.
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Omen
Coast Guard Locates Two Men Missing After Plane Crash
Coast Guard aviators found a crashed Swift airframe at Capela Dry Lake between Diego and Lower California. Pilot Arthur Pekarek and passenger Richard McCullum were located unharmed nearby after being stranded since last Monday. Pilot W Harvey Hite planned to airlift them to safety for return to San 0.
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Long Beach
Pekarek
Coast Guard
Capela Dry Lake
Diego
Lower California
W. Harvey Hite
Daughertyre Service
Richard McCullum
Los Angles
la Paz
California
Hite
Hattie Hamilton Ranch
Here
Santa Rosalia
San
Crop-duster flier escapes as plane burns in Wintersburg
Pilot Bill Kilgour of Huntington Beach escaped with minor burns after his light crop-dusting plane struck a telephone line near Wintersburg Road Ward Street and toppled onto a transformer. The craft burned but Kilgour climbed free, was treated at Westminster Emergency Hospital and released. Ellsworth Kalland, operator from Talbert, previously died in a similar crash.
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Wintersburg
Bill Kilgour
Huntington Beach
Press-Telegram
Kilgour
Westminster Emergency Hospital
Ward St
Kalland Bros
Talbert
Ellsworth Kalland
Bert
Police Ambush Kills Mount Vernon Inspector
Mount Vernon New York police inspector Frank J Mascari aged 45 and second in command was shot and killed last night in an ambush intended for an armored car safecracker. Chief Inspector William P McDonald said the fatal volley came from detective Daniel Scannell who opened fire with an automatic riot gun and was suspended pending an investigation.
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MT. Vernon
N. Y
Frank J. Mascari
Mount Vernon
William P. McDonald
Mascari
Daniel Scannell
Scannell
McDonal
Assault Victim Found Dying in North Denver Street
The body of a woman identified as Jenny Gonzales, 52, of Denver, was found after a alleged criminal assault on a north Denver street. Medical examiner Dr. Angelo reported the investigation is ongoing.
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Denver
Jenny Gonzales
Angelo
Anti-inflation Bill to Get Truman O K
The White House said President Truman will likely sign the Republican sponsored anti inflation bill tomorrow. He will criticize Congress for refusing tied price wage rationing and other controls. The bill restores control over installment buying and raises Federal Reserve reserve requirements with down payment rules for consumer goods.
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Washington
White House
Truman
Coness
Federal Reserve Board
Joes
Explosion Targets Latrun Pumping Station in Palestine Crisis
Two blasts hit the Latrun pumping station between Jerusalem and Tel Aviv disrupting UN plans to water Jerusalem. Bernadotte orders a halt to hostilities in Jerusalem as the station, held by UN observers, begins repairs before operation resumes. Civilian-clad attackers fled after the raid, with UN guards pursuing the incident.
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EL Aviv
Israel
Latrun
Jerusalem
Tel Aviv
United Nations
Folke Bernadotte
Palestine
Bernadotte
Man’s-Land
Arab Legion
U. N
Gion
Hogs Hit New High in Market
Kansas City report records hog market peak with a top price of 30.75 dollars per hundred pounds for a load averaging 224 pounds owned by W B Owsley of Blackburn Missouri. Previous high for the year was 30.25 set August 4.
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Kansas City
W. B. Owsley
Blackburn
Babe Ruth Gets Offers to Aid and Cheer
Reports from New York say Babe Ruth lies critically ill at Memorial Hospital as telegrams letters and calls pour in from fans and donors. The hospital and city agencies are jammed while Ruth’s wife Claire expresses gratitude for the outpouring from admirers including many young fans.
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Babe Ruth
New York
Memorial Ospital
Polic Department
Boston
Ruth
Ruth Adorly
Claire Ruth
Babe
Jap Processes Made Available to Victors
Tokyo August 12 officials said scientific and technical processes of industrial or commercial value owned by Japan were made available today to the 11 nations of the Far Eastern Commission.
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Tokyo
Far Tern Commission
Mrs. Mary Griffith Dies in Los Angeles
Mrs. A. Griffith 84 widow of Griffith J. Griffith dies at home in Los Angeles. She is mother of Van M. Griffith former police commissioner. Grifith Park namesake’s widow died yesterday.
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Mary Griffith
Los Angeles
A. Griffith
Griffith J. Griffith
Grifith Park
van M. Griffith
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