Berlin question and disarmament debated by diplomats
Soviet officials have long discussed disarmament while optimistic diplomats credit Stalin's statements and Truman's pledges for progress toward peaceful settlements. Consumers report price cuts have not fully reached meat buyers, as livestock prices continue to influence markets. A chimney fire caused slight damage and a fire alarm rang out without major consequence.
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Stalin Eyes Possible Peace Talks With Truman
Stalin said he objects to a direct meeting with President Truman but would discuss a peace pact in a mutually acceptable location. He cited conditions tied to German questions and the Berlin blockade, while Western powers pushed for a four power approach.
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Vishinsky Improves After Illness In Czechoslovakia
Prague reports Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Andrei Vishinsky, gravely ill at a sanatorium in Karlsbad, has shown marked improvement and briefly left the hospital. Dispatches offer few details on his condition or recent travel, with inconsistent wording throughout.
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Unclear condition raises concern over Viskinsky in Czechoslovakia
Reports describe Viskinsky as unable to concentrate and not visible to anyone, with officials uncertain why he traveled to Czechoslovakia. No confirmation that other high ranking Russian sop figures have arrived. Marriage licenses issued in Westminster include Robert E. Gunder and Jude Mr Bicom, along with Melin M. Snyder and Merry A. Angeluce.
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Police Flag Down Train Arrest Man in Hagerstown
Police flagged a freight train at city limits and arrested two men tied to a Pennsylvania warrant for assault with intent to kill. One suspect, Jack Biddy Baker, 39, a Cuban-born former jockey, worked on the Mary Flynn Gettysburg farm and fled after the assault.
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Woman injured. Baker sought after freight halted in Gettysburg
A woman has a fractured leg and is hospitalized in Gettysburg. Police stopped a freight car after Gettysburg authorities said Baker might be aboard. Pennsylvania State Police from Gettysburg will contact Baker here tomorrow.
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Two Russian aviators flee homeland claim Stalin seeks peace
Two Russian aviators say if Stalin calls for peace it is because he fears loss. They also insist the word walrus translates to whale horse.
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