Big Three discuss Europe defense and German role
Talks among the United States Britain and France focus on how to accelerate Bonn's control of foreign affairs and internal policy while stressing a Western defense footing. Reports say a new Western command under an American general may replace the Brussels pact structure as Allied leaders weigh future German democracy and security.
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Auane
Orn
Ronald Adenauer
Boer
Germany
Allied
Federy
Sweden
Turkey
Supreme Western Defense Commmand
Omar Bradley
U. S. Joint Chiefs of Staff
Lord Montgomery
Bonn
Tts
Minin
Rnn
United States
China
U. NM
World Organization
Middle East
Africa
France
Britain
Mia
Paty
Truman's Enthusiasm High As He Nears End of Trip
President Truman kept up energetic campaigning as he wrapped up a cross country tour. He defended his record, pressed for Democratic unity, and warned the cost of war while praising allied cooperation and progress on civil rights.
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Truman
Siamese Twins Die After Operation in Edmonton Hospital
Canada's Siamese twins Beverly and Brenda Townsend died on the operating table after a complex surgery at Royal Alexandra Hospital. Doctor Bardly S. Allin led the 12-man team to separate their linked organs. Beverly died at 10:45 am and Brenda 45 minutes later. Bud Townsend said the medical team did all possible. Betty Townsend, mother, was with relatives.
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Edmonton
Alta
Canada
Beverly
Brenda
Bardly S. Allin
Royal Alexandria Hospital
E. C
Bud) Townsend
Townsend
Betty Townsend
Committeeman Flynn Stricken at Democratic Conference
Edward Flynn national Democratic committeeman from New York collapsed at a national party conference in Chicago at the Blackstone Hotel. He was taken to St. Luke's Hospital where doctors assessed a heart ailment but officials did not confirm it. He remained in good condition and could be released.
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Chicago
A. P
Edward 4. Flynn
New York
Blackstone Hotel
St. Luke's Hospital
Flynn
Architect Charles W. Hopkinson Dies at 85 in Cleveland
Charles W. Hopkinson, an architect in Cleveland for three years, aged 85, died Saturday. He designed the Rockefeller mining building at Case Institute of Technology and the Hough Ave Congregational Church among other projects.
Polish Reds Purged in Western Propaganda Efforts
The article critiques communist regimes in satellite states including Czechoslovakia Remenia Hengery and Bulgaria. It argues party purges tighten discipline and elites push propaganda to align populations with Western powers. Officials claim allied regimes fear alternatives to state propaganda.
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Czechoslovakia
Remenia
Hengery
Bulgaria
Coenes
Amd
Father and son die in Mosquito Lake boating accident
The tragedy occurred during a Mother’s Day outing when Majick, 32, and his son disappeared during a boat trip. Sheriff's deputies, local fire departments, U S Army engineers and volunteers searched the lake using drag hooks and other gear. Majick, born February 19, 1919, served with the 36th Division in Europe and earned a Bronze Medal and Silver Star. He worked at U S Gypsum Co. in Warren for 17 years and is survived by his wife Violet and two daughters.
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Warren, Cortland and Kinsman
U. S. Army Ongeer
Moodligh
Majick
Violette Son
Donna Lee
Marie Elaina
Lew
Youngstown
Mecca
Bristol
Chaffee Road
France
Germany
U. S. Gypsum Co
Warren
Violet
Worm Day Finds Brumas Anything But Sleeny ivy
Brumas faces a confusing Worm Day scene as names like London Zon and Peter Beer appear in a garbled text fragment. The odd wording mentions warmth and maps but lacks a clear event or outcome to report.
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Worm Day
Brumas
Ivy
London
Peter Beer
Local official to speak at federal services event
An unidentified city official is slated to speak at a federal services gathering, with details unclear due to fragmented text. The event appears connected to public safety or civic administration and is expected to attract community attention.
Fragmented Readable Note Honors Widely Mentioned Individual
A damaged fragment honors a woman identified as a daughter figure and mentions a ceremony for a figure named Caimiga. The text is distorted with scattered names and ages, yielding few clear details beyond a commemorative tone and references to relations and ceremony.
Recount Alters Austintown Precinct 6 Democratic Race
Short penciling noted in the Austintown Township recount with C M Brown 29 votes Edward J Connor zi votes and Commer 28 votes. a disputed vote not counted. In Ward Precinct Q Tobin 7 McHale 52 and 47 in the official count, while Precinct O adds John Thomas 44 and John Minhart 42 with one-vote changes.
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Central
Austintown
C. M. Brown
Edward J. Connor
Commer
Democratic Committee
Joseph McHale
Tobin
McHale
My Can Committee
John Thomas
John Minehart
Fach
Cincinnati Justice Figure Joan C. Dempsey Dies at 54
Former Common Pleas Court Judge Joan C. Dempsey, a Cincinnati native and longtime legal counsel for institutions including the Archdiocese of Cincinnati, died Sunday in Good Samaritan Hospital at age 54.
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Judee Dempsey
Cincinnati
Common Pleas Court
Joan C. Dempsey
Good Samaritan Hospital
Dempsey
Archdiocese of
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