Truman Campaign Train Rolls Through California For Los Angeles Speech
President Truman toured northern California on a campaign train headed for Los Angeles to woo California's 25 electoral votes. He assailed the Republican Congress, defended a bipartisan foreign policy, and urged unity on UN efforts while addressing 10,000 San Franciscans about peace with Russia and keeping foreign policy out of politics.
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Robert G. Nixon
Correr
Truman
California
Los Angeles
Congress
United Nations
San Francisco Bay
Russia
San Francisco
Apple Tree Frimleburs Grow Blensems and Early Fruit
Ellis Kegarise of Frimleburs reports apples from an orchard with blensems on the tree this year. North Jefferson street work begins with a base coat planned by State Highway department crews. Alfred Martin says the hill’s heavy bump will ease. Wampum surface work finished. road to open Monday. Frost and cold temperatures raise concern for local fruit but damage expected to be limited.
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Ellis Kegarise
Frimleburs
Pulaski
North Jefferson Street
State Highway Department
Alfred Martin
Wampum
Weather statistics for two locales within 24 hours
Report shows 24 hour period ending 9 a.m. today with highs 65 and 59, lows 35, no precipitation in one area. river stage 5.2 feet. Another date comparison notes similar data with a 59 degree high and zero rainfall.
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United States
Florida Hurricane Crests and Recedes From Florida Coast
The hurricane that struck southeastern Florida caused deaths and injuries before moving out to sea. Three people were killed and twelve injured in Florida, while Cuba reported six deaths. Property damage to crops and vegetables is expected to run into millions. The center was about 150 miles east of Melbourne with winds over 100 mph. Page Two continued.
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Miami
Fra
Florida
Aesapo Seaboard
Cuba
Melbourne
Fla
Weather Bureau
Contineeé
Western Powers Await Reply to Kremlin Note on Berlin Crisis
Western powers expect to publish their final appeal to the Kremlin for Berlin crisis settlement before week’s end. The formal notes were delivered Wednesday to Soviet embassies in London Paris and Washington via State Department messenger. Secretary Lovett finalized the draft after consultations with colleagues.
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Washington
Kremlin
Berlin
London
Paris
Robert A. Lovett
Tragic Death of Three-Year-Old in Greenville Auto Crash
Glenn Grommes, age three, son of Mr and Mrs Willie Grommes of R D 3 New Wilmington road, died at Jameson Memorial Hospital at 1 10 AM from a fractured skull after being struck by Wilbur P Baird 57 of Greenville on Route 18 near the Grommes home Wednesday evening. State police and Coroner Charles E Allen found Baird could not avoid the child and a witness corroborated his account.
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Little Glenn Grommes
Willie Grommes
R. D
New Wilmington Road
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Wilbur P. Baird
Shady Avenue
Greenville
Grommes
Charles E. Allen
Baird
Nelson J. McCluskey
Katherine Street
New Castle
Mr. Baird
Greenville Florist
Cuban Officials Estimate Storm Loss At Three Million
Havana agents estimated the recent hurricane did three million dollars in Matanzas City and ruined about 400 buildings. Ten people died in Matanzas province and rivers overflow caused crop damage in Pinar Del Rio and Havana provinces.
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Havana
Matanzas City
Matanzas
Pinar del Rio
Five Million Registrants For Draft In 37 Areas
Selective service headquarters reports five million two hundred eight thousand six hundred sixty three men aged eighteen to twenty five registered for the draft across thirty seven states and districts. California Illinois Louisiana Maine Michigan Nevada North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Pennsylvania and Texas not included. One million three hundred sixty four thousand four hundred one registrants are single non veterans.
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Washington
INS
Selective Service Headquarters
U. S
District of Columbia
California
Ilinois
Louisiana
Maine
Michigan
Nevada
North Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Texas
Plane Found in Canada Prins 1943 Treasure Flight Mystery
Edmonton reports Canadian and U S authorities investigate claims hunters found a U S C 47 wreck in northern British Columbia near Lake Tuchoci east of Fort Nelson. The plane carried 400 pounds of gold bullion worth 230 000 dollars and 240 000 dollars in currency. Hunters from North Bend Oregon found a bundle with 70 000 dollars. The wreckage lies in a rocky valley between Mount Roosevelt and Stalin and Churchill Peak high above 10 000 feet.
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Edmonton
Alberta
INS
United States
U. S
British Columbia
Lake Tuchoci
Fort Nelson
B. C
W. M
Red”) Stevenson
Houston
Texas
North Bend
Hal Ellington
Coos Bay
Ore
Dewey Campaign Warmly Received in New Mexico
Governor Dewey drew a friendly reception in New Mexico while campaigning toward Arizona and California. In Phoenix he planned a speech on southwest issues and the atomic era as he prepared for multiple appearances across Winslow Flagstaff Williams Ashfork and Prescott. He contrasted inflation policy with Truman administration criticism and touted world peace as a central issue.
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Dewey
Arizona
California
Northwest
Thomas E. Dewey
GOP
Phoenix
Southwest
Winslow
Lagstaff
Williams
Ashfork
Prescott
Ariz
New Mexico
Truman
Americas
Fighting Reported as Indonesian Army Attacks Java
The Indonesian Republican army launched a three pronged assault against Communists on Java. Antara reported from Jogjakarta that fighting raged in Ngwai district about 20 miles northeast of Madioen, which sits 90 miles northeast of Jogjakarta, with other clashes near Magetan west of Madioen.
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Batavia
INS
Java
Antara
Jogjkarta
Ngwai
Madioen
Jogikarta
Magetan
Cool spell to linger several days in Western Pennsylvania
Cold air grips Western Pennsylvania with morning lows around 44 degrees, two degrees cooler than yesterday. The weather bureau in Pittsburgh forecasts only brief relief as a cool spell persists for a few days.
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International News Service
Western
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Polish delegate rebuts UN authority on German problem
Poland at the United Nations argued the UN lacks authority to handle Germany. Modzelewski urged a big four accord and endorsed the Warsaw plan for Germany including Ruhr internationalization. He warned against attempting to subordinate the UN to one power and critiqued the Berlin airlift.
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Paris
INS
Poland
Russia
United Nations General Assembly
Zelewski
Marshall
Berlin
Modzelewski
Germany
London
Ruhr
United Nations
Veteran arrested in Chicago on Los Alamos theft charges
FBI agents arrested John Lepman a 26 year old veteran at his parents Chicago home on charges of stealing valuable documents from the Los Alamos atom bomb project. Lepman a former electronics technician served at Los Alamos from March 1944 to February 1946 and reportedly offered the documents to agents after the arrest.
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Chicago
INS
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Los Alamos
N. M
FBI
John Lepman
Lepman
Belden Stratford
Santa Fe
Young Lepman
U. S
Jack A. Welfeld
Port of Dairen Dispute Tension With China and Russia
In Nanking on Sept 23 China said it had no knowledge of any Yalta commitment that granted Russia special rights to the Manchurian port of Dairen. Information Director Tong said Roosevelt at Cairo asked about the position during talks with Chiang Kai-shek.
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Nanking
Yalta
Roosevelt
Russia
Dairen
Klington K. Tong
Chiang Kai-Shek
Cairo
Deaths in three counties lead Thursday list
The death notices list Mrs. M. G. Ward 65 of R. D. 8, Glenn Grommes three, Mrs. Eva M. Northcote 75 of Grove City, Mrs. Nettie E. Houlette 85 of Greenville, and Mrs. George W. Andersen 47 of Beaver Falls along with Mrs. George Cook 67 of 405 Newell Avenue.
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M. G. Ward
R. D
Glenn Grommes
New Wilmington Road
Eva M. Northcote
Grove City
Nettie E. Houlette
Greenville
George W. Andersen
Beaver Falls
George Cook
Newell Avenue
Mystery Ships Could Replace Carriers with Guided Missiles
Army reveals Navy may use new mystery ships to launch guided missiles and pilotless planes. Atomic propulsion considered to extend fleet at sea. Army notes nations with greater mobilized manpower, challenging US assumptions.
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John Druckenbrod
Washington
Army
Navy
Kerr
Meith
United States
U. S
Russia
Soviet Press Attacks Marshall Ahead of UN Appearance
Berlin dispatch says Taegliche Rundschau labels Marshall defeated by Moscow notes. It accuses him of pressing for a prompt UN showdown while Britain and France influenced him to renew appeals to the Kremlin. The paper also claims Western governors sabotage Berlin talks on the blockade.
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Berlin
Marshall
United Nations General Assembly
Taegliche Rundschau
Moscow
Paris
U. S
Britain
France
Kremlin
Marshall Names the Soviet as Barrier to World Peace
In a major address, the U S secretary of state cites Soviet actions as a key source of global tension and urges renewed international effort for peace. He frames the USSR as opposing freedom and insisting on force, warning of broader conflict if stances persist.
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Marshall
Soviet Union
Tima
Fourteen Injured in Detroit Bound Greyhound Collision
Fourteen persons were injured when a Greyhound bus bound for Detroit crashed into a truck carrying 30 tons of potatoes. The collision trapped several passengers for more than an hour until rescue efforts freed them. One victim, listed as 31, collapsed and was taken to Wayne General Hospital along with others.
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Detroit
Greyhound
Willow Run
Wayne County
William F. Kadish
Berwyn
Lit
Nes
Wayne Hospital
Weather in Sixty One Described in Poetic Autumn
Fragmentary verse recalls a cool brilliant autumn with forests garbed in light colors. The text hints at a weather forecast mood for a city or region in the year sixty one, evoking seasonal transition toward winter.
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