Egypt rejects Israel direct Palestine talks proposal
The Egyptian government notified Count Bernadotte today it would not accept Israel's demand to discuss the future of any part of Palestine. Egypt said the U N Security Council had tasked Bernadotte with proposing solutions and had obeyed his cease fire orders, hoping for a permanent peace plan from him. The report also notes a UN commission proposing a Kashmir cease fire between India and Pakistan, with troop withdrawals and law and order retained.
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Folke Bernadotte
Israel
Palestine
United Nations
U. N. Security Council
Bernadotte
Security Council
Egypt
Holy Land
Jerusalem
United Nations Commission
India
Pakistan
Kashmir
New Delhi
Commission
Josef Korbel
Czechoslovakia
Karachi
Stockholm
Rhodes
U. N
Haifa
Storms and Floods Sweep Britain and Continent
Storms and floods worsen across Britain and continental Europe with heavy rains. Rivers burst banks washing away bridges and spans while landslides block roads and farms. Damage tops millions though crops may recover. conditions worsen in France Germany Italy and Berlin endures a drenching cloudburst.
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London
Britain
Europe
England
Scotland
Agriculture Ministry
France
French Alps
Seine
Manche
Italy
Germany
Berlin
Jurist's Gamble Over Child's Life Sparks Court Battle
In Pecago, Judge Walter R. O'Malley weighs custody of 22 month old Pamela Frances Lamphere between father Fred W. Lamphere and mother Irene Lamphere. Pamela's rare bladder condition required life saving surgery with disputed survival odds a few doctors cite higher chances. The case includes a divorce petition on cruelty grounds as parents clash over medical decisions for their child.
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Pecago
Walter R. O'Malley
Pamela Frances Lamphere
Fred W. Lamphere
Irene
Pamela
Russians charge U S agents abducted woman at consulate
Moscow reports claim Mrs. Oskana Stepanova Kosenkina, central figure in the New York kidnaping case, was forcibly carried from the Russian consulate to an American hospital by federal agents. Soviet dispatches allege violation of international law and consular inviolability.
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Moscow
Oskana Stepanova Kosenkina
New York
Radio
Kosenkina
American Intelligence Service
Soviet Demands Follow U S Rebuttal on Kosenkina Case
Russia pressed for 24 hour guard over Mrs. Oksana Kosenkina and access for the Soviet consul general while the United States, via Undersecretary Robert Lovett, rejected the demand that she be placed under foreign control. Ambassador Panyushkin and Lovett spoke for 1 hour 40 minutes. The Russian schoolteacher, who leaped from the Soviet consulate window, remains hospitalized in New York.
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Washington
A.P
Russia
Oksana Stepanovna Kosenkina
United States
Alexander S. Panyushkin
Kosenkina
Robert A. Lovett
Lovett
Panyushkin
Robert Stripling
House un-American Activities Committee
Stripling
New York
Mrs. Kosenkina
Five Americans die in La Gloria head-on crash near Tijuana
Five people from the Los Angeles area, including Richard Garvey and James Walter Kays, die in a head-on collision on a hillside curve near La Gloria, about 12 miles south of Tijuana. The 1948 Cadillac carried two men and three women returning from Rosarita Beach when it struck a Mexican vehicle.
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Tijuana
Mexico
Los Angeles
la Gloria
Here
Richard Garvey
James Walter Kays
Pasadena
Elaine
Gladys Hall
Jane Richards
Kays
Elaine Hammerstein
Rosarita’ Beach
Ensenada
Democratic
California
Garvey
News High Lights Churches and Markets Listings
Brief notes point readers to church coverage on pages A4 A5 A10 and market items on page A2. Other sections include shipping rape loe on pages A2 and weather temp details on page A7 across B sections B1 B2 B3.
Courageous Journey Begins for Woman and Baby Hitching to California
Mrs. Marjorie Furio 28 and her 22 month old son Tony Furio Jr started a hitchhiking trek from Bangor to California to join her husband, an Army T-5 stationed in San Francisco. With a fur coat for sale and diapers in a suitcase they aimed to reach the coast ahead of his overseas departure on August 20.
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Marjorie Furio
Tony Jr
Bangor
California
San Francisco
Associated Press
BayNcor. Me
Tony Furio Jr
Furio
Long Beach Draft Board Group Seven Named for Local Service
Local draft boards names announced for the Long Beach area with Group Seven headquartered at the Horn Building. The group will cover Long Beach Lynwood Compton San Pedro and Wilmington and will meet with Group Six for instruction next Thursday. Registration opens August 30 and closes September 18 across 424 high schools and 60 local offices.
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Ersonnel
Long Beach
Los Angeles
Ingall W. Bull
Selective Service
Col
Kenneth Leitch
Horn Building
First St
Lynwood
Compton
San Pedro
Wilmington
Los Angeles County
Pasadena
Elks Club
Selective Service Plan
C. S. Smith
Mayor Ave
W. H. Spongberg
E. Plymouth St
Stanley Martin
Country Club Dr
Edgar J. Bourne
Weston Pl
Jack
W. F. Prisk
E. Ocean Blvd
D. Patrick Ahern
W. 19Th St
George R. Gallagher
Ra Ave
Milo Phelps
Rose Ave
H. W. Ratcliffe
Gaviota Ave
George H. Clark
Loma
Smakeiot
Ternal
California
Regiser
Col. Leitch
Draft Board
Morrell Sitdown Causes Police Call at Plant
In Ottumwa Iowa police were summoned to the John Morrell & Co meat packing plant after a company spokesman reported sitdown strikes in progress in six departments. Police investigated and began contingency measures as workers occupied stations.
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Ottumwa
Iowa
John Morrell & Co
Waitress Finds 8750 in United States Bonds at Cafe
Rosa Crocker, a waitress at Carter's Cafe in Santa Monica, found an envelope under a seat containing eight $1000 bonds, six $100 bonds and three $50 bonds. She turned the discovery over to police who seek the owner, a Santa Monica woman.
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Rosa Crocker
Seaside Blvd
Carter
Pine Ave
Uncle Sam
Santa Monica
16 U. S. Jets Leave Germany for Home
Sixteen U. S. Air Force F-80 jet fighters departed Fuerstenfeldbruck Germany for a transatlantic trip home to Selfridge Field Michigan. The Shooting Stars first stop ODiham England then continue to Stornoway Scotland Iceland Greenland Labrador Bangor Maine and final at Selfridge.
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Frankfurt
Germany
U. S. Air Force
Fuerstenfeldbruck
United States
Odiham
England
Shooting Stars
U. S
Stornaway
Scotland
Iceland
Greenland
Labrador
Bangor
Maine
Selfridge Field
Mich
Danube Plan Rejected by Belgrade Conference Vote
The Belgrade conference rejected a U S amendment guaranteeing equality on the Danube by a 6 to 3 vote. The decision followed East West lines as U S Ambassador Cavendish Cannon warned the pact would let Russia dominate Europe’s inland waterway.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Danube
United States
U. S
Cavendish Cannon
Russia
Europe
Cannon
Rich Canada Titanium Iron Deposit Found
Quebec City Aug. 14 The premier announces one of the world’s richest titanium iron ore deposits at Canton Tetu on Lake Tio near Havre St Pierre. Kennearity Exploration Co subsidiary Kennecott Copper begins a $10 million railroad to move ore with electrical smelters planned. Investments of $25 million cited. nearly 50 million tons discovered and more to explore. Deposit described as high quality and strong yet light.
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Quebec City
Canada
Maurice Duplessis
Canton Tetu
Lake Tio
Havre St. Pierre
Duplessis
Kenneo Exploration Co
Kennecott Copper Corporation of America
Duples- Sis
Woman Annexes Family in Pursuit of a Husband
In Camden New Jersey Mrs. Annette Newman a 30 year old divorcee sought a husband via a newspaper ad. She chose a widowed Stratford construction worker John Taylor with six children as her match. After a Philadelphia wedding they plan to live with his parents and Taylor will join her six children.
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Annette Newman
Camden
N. J
John Taylor
Stratford
Associated Press
Rc. N. J
Newman
Philadelphia
Taylor
Meat Price Strike Spreads Amid Mixed results
The price strike movement expands to Chickasha and Muskogee Oklahoma but shows indecisive effects. Housewives skip beef lamb or pork in successive weeks while some butchers report normal sales. Market inspectors say wholesale meat demand remains far below normal and that the effort is likely short lived.
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Chickasha
Muskogee
Oklo
Helen Slayton
San Francisco
Department of Agriculture
New York
Dallas
Startling fake news traps rival in China report
The Chun Min Jih Pao published a false assassination story claiming Li Tsung Jen and Chou En Lai were killed in Peiping. Chinese authorities investigated and found the rival paper ordered its ping correspondent to dispatch the fake dispatch to pirate telegraphic news. Officials threatened to shut Chun Min Jih Pao down.
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Tsingtao
Li Tsung-Jen
Chou En-Lai
Peiping
Chun Min Jih Pao
Ping
Ntde
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Baby
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By Henry Shapiro
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House
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Perry
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Morrell
L. B
U. S. Danube
United Press
Indiana State Chamber of Commerce
Robert D. Hammer
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