Western envoys await Molotov talks in Moscow rumor
Western envoys in Moscow were expected to meet Molotov as speculation grows about a forthcoming Big Four Germany conference. After their Kremlin talks, British and French representatives briefed the U.S. envoy and reported to Washington London and Paris on the negotiations.
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London
Paria
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Congressional action and House vote on anti inflation bill
Report notes a decisive House approval by 358 to nine with four congressmen voting against the measure. The Senate expected to act later as leaders push passage of the anti inflation bill amid broader legislative efforts.
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Taft Ellender
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Heese
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Genete
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Cascade Park Hosts Johnson Bronze Employees Day
Cascade Park was the venue for Johnson Bronze employees. An afternoon program began at one with rides, treats, races, contests and dancing for all ages. A basket picnic followed by a floor show and an expected crowd of about 5000.
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Cascade Park
Johnson Bronze
Weather statistics for today and previous year
The 24 hour period ending at a.m. shows a maximum of 75 degrees. For the same date last year the high was 90 degrees with a low of 57 and no precipitation recorded.
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United States
Progress in US-Russian dealings says Dr. Pollock
Dr. James K. Pollock, former New Castle man and war adviser to General Lucius One, reports no imminent war danger with Russia. He notes currency reforms in zones controlled by US Britain and France and progress toward a democratic government. He cites written commitments with Russia on Berlin but says Russia has not honored them, and praises General Clay's Berlin leadership and U S air service support.
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James K. Pollock
New Castle
Lucius One
Dr. Pollock
United States
Britain
France
Gercane
Ence
Berlin
Russia
Clay
Pollock
Former Cabinet Member Tied to Uranium Shipment to Russia
A congressional committee reports a former New Deal cabinet official was involved in wartime uranium shipments to the Soviet Union. The shipment included 25 pounds of uranium metal and 2720 pounds of uranium oxide and nitrate sent from Great Falls, Montana, by air route.
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Washington
Russia
New Deal
House Un-American Activities Committee
Great Falls
Mont
Lightning Fire at Pueblo Army Ordnance Depot
A large blaze at the Pueblo Army Ordnance Depot in Colorado destroyed undisclosed military ammunition and shells stored outside the main area. Officials reported two hours of rapid explosions heard by residents 16 miles away, with Col. Charles W. Keck saying the fire’s cause was not definite but tentatively attributed to a lightning strike.
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Pueblo
Colo
INS
Pueblo Army Ordnance Depot
Charles W. Keck
New York Transit Strike Averted Sealed by Mayor Deal
Peace was restored today to the strike threatened Poa avenue Transit Corp with 3900 employees back at work after last minute talks between city officials and the CIO Transport Workers Union. Mayor William A. settlement.
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New York
Poa Avenue Transit Corp
William A
CIO Transport Workers Union
Catholic Day Plans Set for August 11 at Cascade Park
Plans are complete for a Catholic Day event in Cascade Park on Wednesday August 11 drawing more than 30 000 Catholics from Lawrence County. Registrations for out of town guests begin early with awards planned for the oldest and largest Catholic families. The day features a kiddies field day with free rides from 2 30 to 6 30 for children ages two to fifteen and a program of sports for boys and girls in the afternoon.
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Cascade Park
Lawrence County
Margaret Henry
Wallace to be subpoenaed in probe of wartime shipments
Rep Rankin said he will seek a House Un American Activities Committee subpoena for Henry A. Wallace to testify on wartime shipments to Russia of atomic materials. The panel may also request Maj. Gen. Leslie Groves, head of the Manhattan Project, to appear. The Mississippi legislator urged disclosure to inform the public.
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Washington
Rankin
Miss
Henry A. Wallace
House Un-American Activities Committee
Russia
Leslie R. Groves
Tississippian
Explosion kills American soldiers and dozens on Okinawa ship
An explosion on a LCT ammunition ship at Ie Shima near Okinawa killed two American soldiers eleven Philippine crewmen and fifty natives. The blast occurred during ammunition unloading and damaged another nearby vessel, causing widespread devastation on the island.
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Ie Shima
Tokyo
Okinawa
Oilede Oe
Soviets Threaten Again To Impede Airlift In Berlin
The article reports renewed Soviet pressure on Berlin airlift operations, with new demands and sharp rhetoric signaling a tense nerve war despite Moscow talks. It notes a warning from the Soviet police chief to loyal officers and mentions Western powers seeking to resolve a Soviet engineered financial crisis as talks continue.
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Berlin
Moscow
United Steelworkers District 21 Opens Two Day Conference
Delegates from eight counties gather in The Castleton ballroom for the first session at 10 30 am to discuss labor problems and implement International Convention resolutions. Samuel Neff welcomes attendees as John Grajelar presides citing strong district membership and plant representation.
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Peggy Ezzo
James Anthony
L. A. Lightfritz
Ellwood City
Lillyville Church of God
Geneva College
Samuel G. Neff
New Castle
America
Neff
Orajciar
Anniversary Plans for Mahoning U P Church
Mahoning U P Church in Lawrence County plans a 150th anniversary celebration with services on August 20 21 and 22. Founded in 1798 by Rev James Dean, it began as Associate Presbyterian and evolved through the United Presbyterian merger with the Associate and Reformed bodies.
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Lawrence County
Mahoning
Rian
Associate Presbyterians
New Bedford
Danubian Conference Rejects U S Navigation Proposal
The Soviet-dominated Danubian conference rejected an American plan for freedom of navigation on the Danube and opened talks on a draft treaty that would grant Moscow control over the waterway. With seven Soviet votes, the U S and its Western allies face a likely walkout as negotiations proceed.
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Belgrade
INS
Russia
U.S
France
Ferguson committee presses to seize Truman loyalty data
The Ferguson investigating committee moves to obtain Kent Truman loyalty information by direct digging and secret hearings. Chairman Ferguson indicated legal means will be used to compel disclosure, with private sessions planned to assemble material for public hearings within about a month as a response to executive department orders.
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Washington
Ferguson Investigating Committee
Kent Truman
Gan
Ferguson
Cokegent
Death Record Notices Listed for August 7 1948
Infant Sewall Mercer R D 1 Samuel Dalsell Kyle 76 North Beaver township Mrs William Barnes 00 King avenue B D 2 Charles 1016 McCluskey West Washington Street vid W Themes 62 328 East Leng avenue are recorded for the day. Names appear with addresses and line references in the obituary column.
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Samuel Dalsell Kyle
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Beaver Township
William
Barnes
King Avenue
B. D
Charles
McCluskey
Washington Street
W. Themes
East Leng Avenue
Revelations of Witness Stir City Visit By Investigating Subcommittee
A Washington based subcommittee flew into the city to assess effects on a key witness connected to the Stripling case. The witness, linked to Elizabeth Teay as time courier, was identified by John of Pa, Richard M. Nixon of Cal and F Edward Hebert of La amid ongoing investigations.
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Washington
Elizabeth Tey
Stripling
Ver John
Richard M. Nixon
R. Cal
F. Edward Hebert
Guard troops sweep Benton for guns after Polk violence
National Guard units gathered firearms and ammunition in Benton Tennessee as post-election unrest in Polk county left two dead and five wounded. Unofficial returns traced E H Ross Crump's crushing defeat while Estes Kefauver and Gordon Browning appeared to win key nominations, with guards posted to protect ballot boxes.
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Tenn
National Guard
Polk County
Tennessee
E. H
Ross) Crump
Crump
Estes Kefauver
Gordon Browning
U. S
Deceit and Dissent Mentioned in San Greer Gala Report
A fragmented OCR note references deception and disagreement around a gala event in San Greer, mentioning Galen and an epee source. The unreadable text limits clarity on precise people or organizations involved and the event date remains unspecified.
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