West at UN Yet Split Over Berlin Currency Rights
Western powers insist on equal currency control and other Berlin matters as talks with Molotov, Douglas, Massigli, and Strang fail to yield conclusions. Bevin signals stalemate, leaving Berlin issues in limbo with Moscow, Washington, and London unsure of an outcome. The note notes no agreement and hints at possible Russian settlement needs.
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Berlin
United States
Lewis Douglas
Massigli
William Strang
Russia
M. Molotov Bevin
Westwitherlin
Walter Bedell Smith
Tomain
Rain storms spotty across county on Thursday evening
Weather notes describe uneven rainfall with some sections receiving heavy rain while others stayed dry. Mahoningtown residents faced voting delays due to a local issue as workers on Pitzer hill showed no notable progress.
Weather Snippet Records A Year Ago
On this date last year the maximum temperature reached 95 degrees with no measurable precipitation reported.
Soviet Teacher Gains World Fame In Week
New York reports a seven day sprint of events that turned a Soviet teacher into a global symbol of craving for freedom. The sequence involved diplomatic tensions and a police state atmosphere while the tale centered on the alleged rescue of four kidnap victims at the Tolstoy foundation by Jacob.
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New York
Jacob
Alexander Tolstoy
Foundation
220th Field Artillery Prepares for Summer Encampment
Members of the 220th Field Artillery load baggage and board a train tonight to Indiantown Gap for the annual summer encampment and maneuvers of the 28th Division, Pennsylvania National Guard. It is the first encampment since before the war and officers expect intensive two weeks of training, though many vets in the units are ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
220Th Field Artillery
Indiantown Gap
28Th Division
Pennsylvania National Guard
Hailstorm damages crops and flooding hit North County
A severe hailstorm in New Wilmington and surrounding areas damaged fruit crops including apples and peaches, bruised grain, and shattered corn stalks. Flooding followed on north–south streets as hail melted into water, while Westminster College students held a snowball fight with the frozen hail.
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Russell McFarland
New Wilmington
R.D. No. 1
Fane
Westminster College
Babe Ruth Wages Toughest Rate
Babe Ruth remains in critical condition at Memorial hospital after re entering June 24 for throat ailment treatment. A medical bulletin from Dr. Hayes Martin and Dr. George Baehr notes limited improvement and ongoing concern as fans rally in support.
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New York
INS
Babe Ruth
Truman appoints Steinhardt U.S. ambassador to Canada
President Truman names Jet A. Steinhardt as United States ambassador to Canada succeeding Ray Atherton who becomes alternate delegate to the United Nations general assembly meeting in New York. Steinhardt is a career diplomat and recently served as ambassador to Czechoslovakia.
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Cee
INS
Truman
Jet A. Steinhardt
United States
Canada
Steinhardt
Czechoslovakia
Ray Atherton
United Nations General Assembly
Ex‑New Deal officials dispute Communist espionage links
Raymond W. L. Dexter White testified before the House Un American Activities committee that he interceded to protect Nathan Silvermaster from dismissal over alleged Communist ties. Lauchlin Curry supported White, both denying espionage or Communist association and rebuking Elizabeth Bentley’s accusations as false.
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Raymond Wilcoveln
Washington
Dexter White
New Deal
Nathan Silvermaster
White
the Treasury
Silvermaster
Lauchlin Currie
Preside
Elizabeth Bentley
Board of
Economic Weer
Auto Crash Injures Hubbard Couple and Infant
Mrs Carol Cornelius wife of Paul Cornelius of Hubbard Ohio and their infant daughter Katherine were injured in a crash on Oak Street at 10 20 this morning. Police report says Commelive lost consciousness is not believed serious but X rays were taken to assess injuries.
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Carol Cornelius
Paul Cornelius
Morningside Drive
Hubbard
Katherine
Sanne
Oak Street
Ford
Soeer
Alize
Commelive
New Vocational Agriculture Department at Union High
Union High School opens September 8 adding a vocational agriculture department led by Mr. Thompson formerly of Darlington High. He brings 25 years in farming and runs a hatchery and breeding farm in New Windsor. The program is organized with Arthur Turek supervising principal and J C Fink county supervisor in agricultural education.
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Union High School
Board of Education
Thompson
Darlington High School
Darlington
Pariculture College
Union
New Wington
Mr. Thompson
J. Arthur Turek
Union Township High School
J. C. Fink
MATS to Resume U.S. Air Transport With Reduced Flights
The military air transport service plans to restart U.S. operations reduced in frequency after sending 28 Skymasters to Berlin for the airlift. MATS will use the C 47 on domestic routes, shifting from C 54s, as interdepartmental planning resumes.
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Washington
INS
Military Air Transport Service
United States
Berlin
MATS
U. S
Germany
Wartime Aide Currie Denies Charges Before Committee
Lauchlin Currie testified before the House Un American Activities Committee denying all charges from Eli Bentley and others. He asserted he warned against dismissing Nathan Gregory Silvermaster and denied sharing inside China information with any unauthorized person. Rep Mundt praised Currie for forthright answers and Americanism.
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Raymond Wilcove
SN. 8
Washington
Lauchlin Currie
Currie
Feever
Robert Patterson
Nathan Gregory Silvermaster
China
Silvermaster
Abraham George Silverman
Mundt
Soviet Law Cited On Flight From USSR Abroad
A 1929 USSR law incorporated in the Soviet criminal code published in 1947 is cited as labeling a Soviet official abroad who refuses to return as fleeing enemies of the working class. The text says such a person becomes an outlaw, with confiscation of property and execution within 24 hours after identification.
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New York
INS
Oksana Stepanovna Kosenkina
Ussr
Tito Defiant Yugoslav Leader Warns Hard Times Ahead
Belgrade August 13 Tito warned Yugoslavs that split with the Soviet Union and the Cominform will make conditions hard. He pledged to purge Cominform supporters, urged army loyalty, and urged honest communists to stand with party line while claiming the accusations against them are untrue. He said Yugoslavia would aim for socialism.
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Kingsbury Smith
I. N
Belgrade
Tito
Yugoslavia
Oe Union
Cominform
Yugova
Marx
Engels
Lenin
Stalin
Agoslav
UN Mediator Seeks Red Cross Relief for Holy Land Refugees
Count Folke Bernadotte plans to appeal to the Security Council regarding some 300000 Arab refugees who left Israel. Britain’s Sir Alexander Cadogan has asked for support to allow these Arabs to return and to contribute humanitarian aid from stockpiles. Israel’s Moshe Shertok says Jewish refugees can only be settled after a peaceful settlement of the Palestine issue.
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Pierre J. Bugs
N.S
Stall Correr
Lake Success
N. Y
United Nations
Folke Spernagotte
Sweden
Holy Land
International
Red Cross
Bernadotte
Security Council
Israel
Britain
Sir Alexander Cadogan
Cadogan
Palese
Police Guard Roosevelt Hospital After Russian Defector Incident
New York's Roosevelt Hospital stood as a fortress with nearly 200 police deployed around the building and onlookers in front. Russian defector Miss Oksana Kosenkina leaped from the Soviet consulate third floor window to flee Russian officials and is listed as critically injured.
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New York
Roosevelt Hospital
Mise Oksana Kosenkina
Soviet Seeks Return of Russian Teacher Amid Molotov Clash
Washington officials anticipate a swift State Department reply to Moscow and to a Russian ambassador's note regarding the alleged abduction of a Russian teacher. New York police and the FBI are to aid in refuting claims as the United States weighs a careful response through Ambassador Bedell Smith.
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Washington
Molotov
Mikhail
State Department
Tov
Actityeo
Kosenkina Sa
New York
FBI
Ers
U. S. Au
U. S
Bedell Smith
Moscow
Russia
Life Prisoner Sued For Taxes
Michael P. Arci a 34 year old Youngstown tavern keeper serving a life sentence is sued by the government for 71543 dollars in back income taxes for the years 1942 and 1946. He was convicted of murder in 1947 and is imprisoned in a state facility in Ohio.
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Youngstown, O
INS
Michael P. Arci
Youngstown
Arci
Fragmentary Note on Consciousness Mixing
Fragmentary text appears to ponder consciousness during moments of awareness. The readable phrases show a stream of thought about mental state and attention without clear event or conclusion.
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Feathers and Fur
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