Russians Refuse Berlin Talks Until Preconditions Lift
Moscow rejects talks on four power Berlin administration unless all Germany is included and preconditions are met. It claims Berlin is in the Soviet zone and blames the Western currency reform and actions by the United States Britain and France for the blockade. Russia vows to ensure supplies by its own means if needed while continuing airlift to Berlin.
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Southern Delegates Walk Out at Democratic Convention
Southern delegates from Mississippi and Alabama left the Philadelphia convention over a civil rights plank. Alabama chair Handy Ellis announced that 13 of 26 Alabama delegates and 23 of 26 alternates left, followed by Mississippi’s 30 delegates. They floated plans for a Birmingham rump convention to nominate a Southern candidate opposed to Truman.
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Truman Charles J Block
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Harry Truman
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Son of former Counts teacher killed in crash
A fatal accident near Baltimere involves the son of a former Counts teacher I killed Baltueure July. The car skidded on a curve, demolishing the vehicle and injuring another. Timothy Heid, seven other children, and a young playmate suffered varying injuries. The mother Harriette Wright taught at Lewistown School prior to marriage about fifteen years ago. Her brother Robert K Wright also taught at the old Church Street School.
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Jonathan
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Church Street
Jefferson Man in Automobile Accident Injures Father
A Jefferson area man was injured in a car crash near Jefferson, Mered ces Tuesday. His daughter Barbara escaped unharmed and he was treated at Suburban Hospital Bethesda and later moved to Alto Hospital on Wa.
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Steel Company Mines Working Ends Strike Over New Contract
Coal miners returned to work after a steel company owned deal with the United Mine Workers ended the stoppage begun July 6. Federal Judge Goldsborough oversaw the signing while the NLRB dropped its injunctive case, noting the Taft Hartley union shop issue remains unresolved and UMW president John Lewis has not signed a non Communist affidavit.
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NLRB
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U S Steel routes reopen as pits restart and unions rally
A contract similar to the commercial imines pact adds a $1 per day pay rise and raises the welfare fund royalty from 10 to 20 cents. U S Steel Corp resumes Pennsylvania routes and expects normal production by Sunday. Captive pits reopen in West Virginia Alabama Kentucky and Utah as unions hold love meetings. About 30 000 idle workers include 54 700 captive and 25 250 commercial miners.
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Gerow Sets Schedule for Summer Training Observations
Lt Gen Leonard T. Gerow, commandant of the Second Army, will observe civilian component training with a schedule spanning July 15 to August 8. He will visit Belvoir Camp Lee and Fort Eustis in Virginia, Aberdeen Proving Ground and the Army Chemical Center in Maryland, Fort Indiantown Gap in Pennsylvania, Camp Penleton, Camp Ruchiaia, and related facilities on specified dates.
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Jets Reach Labrador as Goose Bay Jet Crossing Completed
Newfoundland and Labrador stations report the first Atlantic crossing by jet propelled aircraft. RAF Vampire jets landed at Goose Bay after a crossing, with a final signal confirming all machines landed safely.
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Goose Bays
Royal Canadian Air Corps
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