Six-Point Plan Seen On British Problem
A tentative six point plan for aiding Britain during its financial crisis emerges from talks among American British and Canadian officials. The plan covers cutting British purchases from the US boosting non dollar trade easing the 1946 loan and boosting UK exports and aid while calling a tariff conference next year to reduce duties on British goods.
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Washington
Britain
United States
British Commonwealth
India
Pakistan
Malaya
Burma
Commonwealth
Canada
Sailor and Local Resident Meet Through Radio Letters
David Dunn, 23, a Steubenville sailor aboard the U S S Taconic, met local Middletown friends in Cincinnati after exchanging letters via WLW Open House programs. Mrs. Terene Graham and her family traced Flo Gently through radio correspondence, planning a Sunday home reunion at 3022 Tytus Ave as Dunn visits Greater Cincinnati Airport.
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David Dunn
Steubenville
Middletown
Cincinnati
Terene Graham
Tytus Ave
Bessie Graham
Greater Cincinnati
WLW
Graham
Flo
Dunn
U.S.S. Taconic
Rector James W. O'Brien Dies at 47 in Cincinnati Seminary
The Rt. Rev. Msgr. James W. O'Brien rector at St. Mary's seminary in Norwood, a Springfield Ohio native, died in his seminary room of a heart attack yesterday. He had served since 1940.
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Cincinnati
James W. O’brien
St. Mary’s Seminary
Norwood
Springfield
Ford Dispute Heads Toward Major Issues Next Week
In Detroit AP report the Ford UAW contract dispute stalls on pensions welfare benefits and wage hikes. Reuther warns five day notice could trigger a national strike for 115000 Ford workers after a week of delayed talks. The July 15 extension remains in effect until five day notice ends the arrangement.
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Detroit
Ford
CIO
United Auto Workers
Ford Motor Company
UAW
Walter P. Reuthers
Ford-Uaw
Reuther
John S. Bugas
Walgreen Basement Fire Draws Large Crowd, Firemen Affected
Seven Cleveland firefighters were overcome by smoke and heat while battling a stubborn basement stockroom blaze at a Walgreen drugstore near the Euclid Avenue and 105th Street intersection. The fire drew over 2,000 spectators and caused traffic delays for about 30 minutes.
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Cleveland
Walgreen
Euclid 105Th St
Twins Die Within Hours of Birth in Columbus
Columbus AP report says twin daughters born yesterday to Mrs George Morrison 26 of New Concord Ohio died after less than 14 hours of life. Mrs Morrison is a polio patient at children's hospital in Columbus.
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Columbus
George Morrison
New Concord
Morrison
Five Per Center Probes Pressed By Senate Panel
The Senate Investigations subcommittee paused its month long probe into improper influence in federal contracting after narrowing focus on five per centers. Witnesses including Jess Larson outlined plans to ease direct contracting for small businesses and blacklist unethical firms as hearings resume.
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Washington
Noey
U-Nw
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Jess Larson
Larson
Government Services Administration
Defense
Johnson
Frank Pace
Senate
Peddy
William Helis
Truman
Harry H. Vaughan
Mundt
McCarthy
R - Wis
Margaret Chase Smith
Helis
California
Vaughan
Agriculture Department
Democratic Party
Drew Pearson
Pearson
James P. McGranery
W. T. Burton
Louisiana
Hess
Burton
McGranery
Key Communists To Quit Moscow
Western diplomats in Bucharest dismiss reports of troop concentrations against Tito and Yugoslavia as provocation. The Tito Cominform dispute stirs underground opposition across Cominform states, with Bucharest serving as a sensitive listening post.
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Bucharest
Romania
Marshal Tito
Yugoslavia
Comingorm
Communist International Information Bureau
Box-Top Breakfast Fad Replaces Plain Ham and Eggs
A nostalgic verse mocks box top cereal prizes driving modern breakfast choices. It notes kids collect box tops to win prizes and adults face social pressure to adopt the new branded, gimmick laden foods from Strongie-Wongies to Sooper-Doopers, urging acceptance of the changing diet.
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Junior
Heresy dispute unsettled despite Vatican ruling
In Boston a five month feud over salvation outside the Catholic Church continues after a Vatican decision upheld Archbishop Richard J. Cushing. The Holy Office letter condemns Fr. Feeney and St. Benedict's Center, while Feeney vows to seek a papal appeal though lacks travel funds.
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Boston
Richard J. Cushing
Cushing
Pilot
Boston Catholic
Supreme Sacred Congregation of the Holy Office
Leonard J. Fenney
S. J
St. Benedict's Center
Fr. Feeney
Sacred Congregation
Vatican
Feeney
Father Feeney
John J. Wright
Rome
Pius II
Bolivian Rebels Advance Toward Tarija City
AP dispatch reports Bolivian rebels led by Carmelo Cuellar move on Tarija, following the capture of Yacuiba on the Argentine border. Tarija, a southern city of about 20,000, faces an apparent government conflict and recent air attacks on La Paz’s El Alto and Sucre airports to hinder rebel officers.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
Tarija
Carmelo Cuellar
Yacuiba
Cuellar
National Revolutionary Party
MNR
el Alto
Sucre
Manhunt Ends in Fatal Shootout with Fugitive in Florida
Florida's biggest manhunt ended when 34-year-old fugitive Joan Russell was killed in an orange grove after charging deputies. Russell, jailed on torture slaying charges, eluded hundreds of officers for four days before being cornered and fatally shot.
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Tampa
Fla
Florida
Joan Calvin Russell
Bob Spooner
Harvard Frazier
Russell
Spooner
Harvard
Pinellas County
Clearwater
Norman Browne
Brown
Miles Crum
Crum
Crums
Three Men Seize Cash In Holdup In Bremen Georgia
Three men in a green car halted a Swell Manufacturing payroll truck in Bremen and escaped with about 24 000 to 25 000 dollars. Police report the driver Bill Gallman was threatened with a gun while two women workers were aboard.
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Bremen
Swell Manufacturing Company
Emmett Gray
Bill Gallman
Gallman
Air racing timing crew tunes up for Thompson Trophy practice
In Cleveland pilots and officials rehearse for the National Air Races opening a three day session of speed and skill. A dummy race tests timing gear while Ar Force F 86 Sabre pilots prepare familiarization runs around the 15 mile course for the J division. The ten fastest qualifiers led by Dick Becker of Toledo at 414 mph in a Corsair qualified for the Thompson race on Labor Day but Becker faced possible removal after an engine fire.
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Cleveland
Ar Force
Dick Becker
Toledo
Becker
Three Die In Headon Crash Near Dover Ohio
A head on collision on State Route 8 killed three Mineral City youths and critically injured a fourth. The deceased were William Walter 17 James Labus 16 and Robert Jones 17. Companion John Flowers 16 was in serious condition at Union Hospital. Walter was the driver.
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Dover
Mineral City
William Walter
James Labus
Robert Jones
John Flowers
Union Hospital
Walter
Acting Nationalist chief seeks world help against communism
Canton AP Li Tsung Jen, acting president of Nationalist China, appeals for joint peace efforts to counter international communism. He cites Communist pushes into Kwantung, praises wartime Allied sacrifice, and urges global action to preserve victory and culture. He notes 100000 anti Communist farmers in several provinces.
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Canton
Li Tsung-Jen
China
Japan
Kwantung Province
Hitler
Mussolini
Central
Kiangsu
Anhwei
Henan
Hupeh
Handy Succeeds Clay as U S European Commander
General Thomas T Handy arrived in Frankfurt to take over as commander in chief of the United States European Command succeeding General Lucius D Clay. He will head all American Army Navy and Air Forces in Europe.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Thomas T. Handy
Lucius D. Clay
United States European Command
Handy
Europe
What’s What Sunday Back to School Highlights Middletown
Sunday features focus on back to school activities with teachers, children and graduates in action. College students head to their destinations as a top society story. Peg Flynn reports on style for kids and parents shopping for outfits with illustrative photos.
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Middletown
Peg Flynn
Peg
Trenton Boy Lowell Woodrey Balances School, Sports and Music
The feature profiles 11 year old Lowell Woodrey of Trenton who returns to school while juggling baseball, basketball, piano and saxophone. The piece highlights his busy routine and community activities.
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Trenton
Lowell Woodrey
Lowell
World predicts Communist desertions to Tito group
In New York the United Nations World predicts 20 to 25 key Communists in Communist countries will desert Moscow and join Tito. The magazine says Tito plans a new worldwide Communist organization to challenge Cominform and unite deserters to curb Moscow's domination.
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New York
United Nations World
Comi
Tito
Cominform
Moscow
Yugoslavia
Bulgaria
Bania
Trieste
Italy
Navy court weighs case against alleged deserter Ryan
Navy court martial board weighs James Patrick Ryan story that he did not desert his ship in 1947 but was shanghaied into the French Foreign Legion. The hearing tackles his account of 16 months of mistreatment and forced enlistment after missing his destroyer Dickson at San Remo, Italy.
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Washington
James Patrick Ryan
Ing Ryan
Walter H. Moorman
Cmdr
Kroetz
Ryan
Huntingdon
Navy
Dickson
San Remo
Italy
French Foreign Legion
Nice
France
Legion
Japan Typhoon Death Toll Rises to 95 Across Tokyo Area
A violent typhoon and resulting floods and landslides raise Japan's death toll to 95 with 417 injured and 49 missing. Over 50,000 homeless in the Tokyo Yokohama region as rail service is disrupted and waterways run full. Nine new deaths tied to a landslide near Urawa.
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Tokyo
Japan
Tokyo-Yokohama
Yokohama
Tone
Urawa
Tragedy in Youngstown: Elise Colbert Killed by Train
Elise Colbert, 38, of Youngstown died last night after being struck by a train. Police said she lay for about 10 hours before passersby found her, and her right leg was severed in the incident.
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Youngstown
Elise Colbert
Colbert
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