Truman Says GOP Solons Snub Farmer
President Truman assailed GOP lawmakers for ignoring farmers in a Sept. 29 campaign train stop. He charged Republicans would rather wield power than advance his farm program, urging spending for canal and refugee issues while warning against Communist influence.
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PAIGN
Chalevian
Teder
Cas
Mnosarimei
Effender de
Howe
Congress
Lobnee Trumaar
High Lights Section Missing Clear Details
Fragmented OCR yields unclear phrases about Cal Fed and potential ties. Readable elements mention a taker, a piece, and a house theme but lack concrete names, dates, or outcomes to summarize into a full card.
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Cal Fedea
Mitchum Pleads Innocent to Marijuana Charge
Film star Mitchum and two co defendants pleaded innocent to narcotics charges after defense failed to dismiss the indictment on technical grounds. The case centers on marijuana possession alleged at a La Cañon cottage arrest. Trial set for Nov 29. Oct 7 motions for dismissal heard.
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Mitchum
Angeles
Robert L. Mitchum
Darry Giesler
Ford
Tal Estate
la Canyon
Hou Yn Mitchum
Dbs Hawyer
Leeds
Algo
Glesler
Pertone
Tislways
Giesler
Thomas —L. Ambrose
Dewey to Address Nation on Berlin Crisis at U N
Thomas E. Dewey plans a major foreign policy address from Salt Lake City at 9 30 p m about the Berlin crisis and UN peace talks. He maintains direct contact with Paris through Allen Dulles and others on the campaign train and relays word via teletypes and UN offices in New York.
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Ubl
Thomas E. Dewey
Berlin
Salt Lake City
N. B. D. Ratwork
Ben Faul
Long Beach
Itotich
United Nations
Paris
Allen
W. Dulles
Johnn.Foster
Dulles
U.N
Transatlantic
Depver
Inet Wey
U. N
New York
No Defense for A-bomb, U.S. Warned
Boston report cites Dr. David Bradley warning that there is no practical defense against atomic bomb radioactivity. He previews findings from his book No Place to Hide in the Atlantic Monthly and notes Bikini tests showed lasting genetic harm.
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Y’ An
David “Bradley
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Atlantic
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Ponttteal
Bikini
Yankee Judge Fines for Drunkenness After Victory Cheer
In Waterbury Connecticut on a September day a defending attorney pled his client had only cheered Cleveland beating Chicago in the American League pennant race. Judge Charles Ri Summa fined the man ten dollars, remarking he was no Cleveland fan. The case framed as drunkenness tied to celebratory conduct after the game.
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Henry. Welsman
Cleveland
Chicago
Permant
Welsman
Yankee
Charles Ri-Summa
Seven Australians Die in Plane Crash
Seven Australian airmen died when their plane crashed northeast of Sydney during a training flight. The accident occurred near Lord Howe Island region, killing all aboard and prompting a Royal Australian Air Force investigation.
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Australia
Royal’ Austra Force
Eral
Saven
Yexashies
Catal
Lord Ra Hwatains
Dney
Companion of Man Found Dead Is Hunted
Hollywood police hunt a sailor linked to the death of a man whose body was found in a waterfront area. The investigation focuses on a reported encounter near a cafe and the owner’s call about a possible witness.
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Hollywood
Hehey Schwab
Naovle
Apa
Schwab
Nrundayn
Man Shot Dawn in Gang Fashion in Cleveland
A 25 or 41 year old man named Sam J. Mone was shot in gangland fashion in Cleveland. Police report says he collapsed in the gutter near his home with wounds to the back and cheek as hot shots were fired outside a tan shop.
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Dawn
Cleveland
Sam “J. Mone
Wounde
Third L A Paper Boosts Its Price
The Evening Herald and Express from Los Angeles reports a price increase today due to higher production costs. The notice states a 60 cent rise in the price per issue effective Friday, September 29.
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Angeles
Evening Herald
Express
Becaussiot
Itesatheot
Non-red-oath Unions Barred on Atom Jobs
The government barred unions whose officers refused to disavow communism at atomic work sites. The move follows Congressional charges that Soviet-aligned networks attempted wartime leaks, with safeguards set against possible leaks of atomic secrets.
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Washington
A.P
Plantate
Sovist
Apyringer
Atomic
Secretars Moscow
Atomic Energy Commission
Ae Acy
Grose
Anizetoin
United ‘States
Thia
Serfea
Tumblin
Edsin
Willim
Ramington
T. Bentley
Western powers accuse Soviet Berlin blockade as threat
Paris dispatch notes United States Britain and France formally accuse the Soviet Union of creating a threat to peace by blockading Berlin. They urge the United Nations Security Council to act at the last possible moment and cite violations of the UN charter. The note outlines alleged aims behind the blockade and warns of the breach of Article II and Chapter VII obligations.
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Paris
U.P
United States
Britain
France
Ruatin
Berlin
Ane Threa
Eeeainat Ruagta
Trygve
Simulanens
United. Nations
Security . Council
al Teall
Anilater
U S 3 Grounds F 64s and 600 mph Jets
An official report states the U S Air Force grounded all F 64 aircraft and 600 mph jets while investigations proceed. The action halts operations and suspends related flight tests pending safety reviews.
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U.S
Soviet fighters buzz two American supply planes in Berlin corridor
In Berlin a Soviet force near the western air corridor buzzed two American supply planes. U.S. air officials said the incident violated air rules and protested to Moscow. Pilots reported being pursued and dives were made toward their crafts while inbound to Berlin from bases in Europe.
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Spassenger
Ee' C Sheymanters
bin Ahip
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