Soviet Demands Government For All Of Germany
London reports a Soviet driven call for a four power agreement to form a government for all Germany. Moscow and its satellite states push to end the London plan for a provisional western Germany and seek a unified German state through high level foreign ministers talks led by Molotov in Warsaw.
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Ulletin
London
Russia
Moscow
Warileres
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Warsaw
V. M. Molotov
New Mexico Leads Parade Pole Position in 1948 Session
New Mexico earns pole position in the grand parade of 1948′s American Session in Miami on October 19 due to the highest IMB membership percentage. Vermed takes second, followed by South Dakota, Monland, and North Dakota. In other notes, Lake Charles, Louisiana, records the heaviest rainfall for a June flood, 1584 inches between 6:30 a.m. and 12:30 p.m.
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Indianapolis
New Mexico
Miami
Fla
Vermed
South Dakota
Monland
North Dakota
United States
Lake Charles
New Soft Coal Wage Contract 18 Agreed Upon
Camtbeed Chase Peay said he will accept the settlement negotiated by coal interests to avoid a steel production suspension. Operators and Lewis are expected to sign today after meetings with a presidential fact finding board. A 20 cent royalty funds the welfare plan, raising pay by 25 cents an hour from the current 13.05 daily wage. First rodeo at Pecos, Texas, July 4, 1883.
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Break Developa
Tong
T. Alan _ Goldsborough
Ing Lewis
UMW
Nps
Eis
Sen. Bridges R. N
He Ac Ee
Folloys Ho "Pallern
Otter
Deaths Of The Day Mrs Edwin D Moore rs Elizabeth Walters Afoare
Death notices report the passing of Mrs. Elizabeth Walters Afoare, 86, at 216 North Jefferson. Widow of Edwin D. Moore, she leaves one cousin, two sisters, and many relatives. Funeral from North Jefferson Street and Oak Park cemetery set. services led by Pastor Robert Galbreath.
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Edwin D
Aiyrtie
Mfuyt
Samus Isuwer
Velock
Boyil Funeral Home
North
Jettesun Street
Robert Galbreath
Oak Park
Warren Nominated by Acclamation at Convention
At the convention Warren was nominated by acclamation after Dewey secured the presidential nomination minutes earlier. Stassen indicated he would accept the vice presidential nomination if drafted, while Dewey’s camp showed no surprise at the outcome. Warren would pose for photos in Dewey’s headquarters after the nomination.
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Stassen
Dewey
Warren
Lesal Dewey
Stasson
Garden Of Thanks For Kindness In Our Bereavement
We extend heartfelt thanks to neighbors and relatives for their sympathy and flowers during our recent bereavement. Your support has touched us deeply and is greatly appreciated.
Governor Dewey Nominated on Third Ballot by GOP
The Republican convention produced a dramatic, unanimous Dewey nomination after a lengthy balloting process. Dewey moved from 434 votes on the first ballot to a final 1,004 total with New Hampshire contributing eight votes to reach the needed majority.
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Dewey
Sheir
Charles- Evans Hughes
Abraham Linenin
Theodore Roosevelt
William F. Bleakley
New York
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Newey
Raymond Baldwin
Connecticut
Connecticut Caders
Kin Sigler
Michigan
Sen
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Warren
Dwight Green
New Yamashire
White House
East Brook Missionary Society Meets for Annual Picnic
The Mary Janes Missionary Society holds its regular meeting at Mrs. William Wallon’s home on Tuesday June 29 at 7 PM with Haralton as hostess. The event features the annual picnic supper to be held rain or shine.
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William Wallon
Haralgton
William Heeher
Washington ‘Township
Chile
Newford
Chester
W. Va
Lioyd Bradley
Vocational Bible School
Shirell Powell
Helen
Florence Stevenson
Ruth Smith
Genevieve Gajado
Delores McConnell
Carol Martin
Millicent Mellary
Esther Becher
Karl Hunt
Robert
Wilbur Hayburger
Kathy
Dewey campaign gains silent backing as figures shift
Amid party realignments, supporters pivot as Arthur Vandenberg retires early and aides withhold plans. Taft plans to return to Washington while campaign staff piece together paths from Philadelphia to Minnesota and New York before a longer coast trip.
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Arthur Vandenberg
Mrs. Catherine Palnerick Dies In Youngstown
Mrs. Catherine Palnerick wife of John Palnerick of Starr Street Youngstown Ohio died at her home after a long illness She was a member of St Joseph s Church Survivors include her husband daughters Mrs Julia Siegter New Castle Rev 2 and Miss Mary Fatherink both of Alliance and six grandchildren Funeral services are set for Monday at 10 15 a m from the late residence with friends awaiting at the same address
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Edith Burket
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Youngstown
Lawrence
Fast
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Starr Street
Ohio
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Julia Siegter
New Castle
Mary Father
Tragic shooting ends in deaths of two children and self
In Alexandria Virginia a transport command officer from Kansas City Charles G Gegett shot his two young children and then killed himself His wife and 4 year old son Fred died later at Alexandria hospital Charlene also died in hospital A police jail report notes alcohol was involved and an argument over pressing clothes led to the tragedy
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Virginia
Charles G. Gegett
Kansas City
Kans
Ait Transport Command
Wif Legett
Charlene
Fred
Alexandria Hospital
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Shein
Dewey Emerges as Likely Nominee Amid VP Buzz
Amid shifting names for vice president, Dewey appears poised to lead after rapid changes in delegation support. Illinois Governor Green wavered with Taft and Halleck’s Indiana influence. Bricker of Ohio was floated as Dewey’s preferred running mate. Dewey addressed a 15,000 crowd, signaling a likely presidential outcome as the convention nears closing and Philadelphia prepares for Democratic events.
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Illnois
Green
Taft
Charles Halleck
Indiana
Sinbeck
John Bricker
Ghio
Bricker
Wilen
United States
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Philadelphia
Truman Signs New Draft Bill Halts Guard Rush
The wartime draft law creates a civilian agency and sets induction timing. Military officials are unsure if guardsmen who enrolled Thursday beat the deadline to be exempt. Inductions likely start around September, but officials will refine timing after a Monday news conference with Royall in New Jersey.
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Pape
National Guard
Royall
New Jersey
Card of Thanks for sympathy and flowers
We express gratitude to friends relatives and neighbors for kind support during our bereavement. Thanks for the flowers and car donations received. May I D. Lackey Urban and Guyere ensure proper attribution and appreciation.
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Nelanborg
Kindnega
MNS
I. D. Lackey
Urban
Guy Eere
Antique Museum draws attention at Ses ai celebration
Interest grows as the antique museum opens at the Castle Buick Garage on South Mercer street. John Brinton chairs the exhibit committee and notes rising offers of old and rare items for the week. Carl Fullerton of Mr Jackson, a famed collector, aids the committee and will display his own pieces along with items lent by locals.
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Arique Museum
South Mercer Street
John Brinton
Carl Fullerton
Jackson
Ahliques
Valuable Attic Finds to Aid Local Museum Effort
The article notes a Wabash–style guard duty and wide local support for a Sesqui event. It highlights Lawrence County attics as holding many old and rare items vital to attracting visitors and ensuring the museum’s success.
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Lawrence County
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