Bulgarian Premier Dies
Georgi Dimitrov 67, former Bulgarian prime minister and noted revolutionary, died in Moscow after diabetes treatment. Soviet officials announced the death stating deep grief and that Vassil Tarov became acting premier when Dimitrov was granted leave for treatment. Dimitrov was exiled for 22 years and later acquitted in the Reichstag fire trial.
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Berlin
Hecklers Slay Officer During Brooklynn Guard March
A Brooklyn guard unit of 955th Field Artillery marching to Pine Camp New York was attacked by two men described as evasive hecklers. Warrant Alexander Taras, 24, was fatally struck as bands played and troops moved to entrain for summer camp.
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British Reds Protest U S Acts
British Communist groups plan marches on the American embassy in London to protest perceived attacks on civil liberties in the United States. A rally at Tryde Park and an earlier march were part of Britsh responses during July 2 to July 7 coverage.
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FDR Jr to Wed Said by New York Daily News
The New York Daily News reports Rep. Franklin D Roosevelt Jr will marry socialite Suzanne Perrin in late August in New York. Roosevelt, 34, recently elected to Congress from New York's Twentieth District, was previously married to Ethel Dupont who divorced last May.
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American Aid For Korea Urged
Secretary of State Acheson warned Congress the Korean Republic could fall within two or three months without prompt American aid. The House Foreign Affairs Committee released a report urging early collective pressure and action on a proposed 150,000 to 300 million recovery package.
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Austrian Treaty Stymied by Soviet Demands in London
In London on Friday Soviet demands for guarantees on Slovenia and Croatian autonomy hindered talks on an Austrian independence treaty. Russian arguments frustrated deputy foreign ministers and stalled progress as officials planned a weekend pause to assess the issues.
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London
Snyder Heads to European Tour for Official Talks
Secretary of the Treasury Snyder departs today for a western European tour. He plans meetings with financial officials in Paris and London and will also visit Cairo and other cities to discuss economic matters.
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Eighteen Die as Airliner Crashes Near Perth
Eighteen persons perished when an airliner crashed and burned during a rainstorm near Perth Australia. The disaster occurred today, triggering emergency responses as investigators began to determine the cause.
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Holiday Toll Rises to At Least 30 Fatalities
The nation enters a three day Fourth of July holiday as the National Safety Council warns of about 3,000 cars on the roads and an estimated 290 traffic fatalities. Ten of the dead are reported in Texas with other drownings and violent accidents to be counted. The prior year saw more than 500 deaths during the holiday period.
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Texas Fire and Police Pay Bill Advances in Legislature
A Texas bill to grant around 10 percent raises to most city police and firemen stalled in the Senate yesterday under Gov Jester’s scrutiny. The measure, carried by Sen Walter Tynan of San Antonio, sets wage bands from $220 monthly in large cities to $165 in smaller towns, with many agencies currently paying below these minimums and thus not immediately covered by the law.
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Jesterie
Walter Tynan
San Antonio
Dockmen Extend Strike in Hawaii Turndown
Stevedores in Hawaii reject a peace formula for the 63 day waterfront strike by a 10 to 1 margin. The final vote against a wage plan of a ten cent hourly raise left settlement distant. The report notes an International Longshoremen's Association vote and a SIP release denial.
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Faelbinding Board
Striking Busmen Become Cabbbies
Pasadena July 2 A strike by train and bus workers disrupts transit as drivers continue service in their own cars. About 100000 riders affected daily while unions demand higher wages and better conditions amidst a tense labor stand-off.
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Many Areas Hit by Long Drouth
Heat broad and persistent across the nation with little relief expected for the Fourth of July. Central and southern states endure extreme July warmth with many cities reaching or nearing 100 degrees. New York City remains dry, Chicago near a July record, while other midwest hubs report 95 to 98 degree readings.
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Storm Destroys Debris After Thunder Squall At Galveston
An overnight storm on Galveston Island ripped debris clearings and sent an 18 year old boy, Leroy Tush ets, to his death after being swept from a raft into Galveston Bay. His uncle C. E. Emmett 50, died of a heart attack during the rescue. Gusts over seven miles per hour battered the resort area as the Eugenie yacht sank near the quarantine station and four fishing craft were driven ashore. Multiple small boats drifted or capsized in the bay while rescue crews worked amid wreckage.
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McKellar seeks $900 million slash in European recovery funds
Senator McKellar of Tennessee urged a sharp cut in European recovery spending. He plans to press the Senate Appropriations Committee for a $900 million reduction from the current ECA request of $1 billion. A joint committee will convene Wednesday to begin a formal study of ECA fund requests.
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Ford Strike Fears Ebbs with Day-to-Day Pact Extension
Detroit dispatch reports Ford and the United Auto Workers reached a day-to-day contract extension affecting about 106,000 workers as a full agreement nears the July 4 deadline. The pact keeps current wages and pensions in place while negotiations continue past the expiration date.
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Ford
United Auto Workers
Lost four days Girl Recovers in Yosemite
YOSEMITE Calif July 2 Joan Thompson 2 Mills college student from Palo Alto and Patt 22 were lost for four days and three nights in Yosemite National Park. Found yesterday by three volunteer searchers Joan had a broken ankle and was in a hospital. Patti suffered injuries but was in pain on a rock ledge before rescue.
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Economic Meet Urged for Nation’s Economy Drift
Senator Murray of Montana urged leaders from business, farming, and consumer groups to study the drift of the economy. He supports a Democratic bill to direct planning for a 15 billion dollar public works program in the current session of Congress.
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Murray
Belgium Social Christians seek to recall King Leopold
Brussels July 2 The Social Christians largest party but not majority aims to form a government to call King Leopold from the regency and convene parliament to decide ending Prince Charles regency in Belgium.
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Forecast Report Roughly Cloudy Weekend Conditions
Partly cloudy Saturday after noon with night and Sunday. extended forecast hints at variable weather, mild to warm with high temps around mid 90s. Weekend lows near 68 to 72 degrees. Includes unreadable fragments and garbled phrases.
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Judy Coplon Faces Second Spy Trial in New York
Judith Coplon, already convicted of spying for Russia, awaits a July 11 jury trial in New York with Russian associate Valentin Gubilchov. The case could add decades to her sentence as she maintains innocence and returns to her Branklyn home. Assistant Attorney General Clark discusses FBI investigations amid defense claims of improper conduct.
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Jury to Decide If Dana Weaver Death Was Sex Motive
A jury will hear whether the strangulation of Dana Marie Weaver was sex motivated murder or manslaughter in a mental fog. Judge Dirk A. Kuyk will instruct the jury and closing arguments by the prosecution and defense precede deliberations, with potential verdict by nightfall.
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Lee Sealt
Dana Marie Weaver
Dirk A. Kuyk
Scott
Senate
Honeymoon for yacht death figure and heirs tied to Newport incident
July 2 reports from North Nollywood detail 20 year old heiress who survived a yacht blast and wed a Los Angeles policeman named Robert Cannon. The couple married yesterday amid lingering charges against Louise Overell and George Gollim in the related murder of financier and Mrs Walley Fr Overell at Newport.
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July Rain Begins Season With Heavy Soaking Forecast
July rains start as measured 14 inches in the past 24 hours. The weather bureau predicts more dampness over the weekend with showers or thunderstorms likely Saturday and Sunday afternoons. Temperatures stay high with water prices around four dollars and thirteen cents forecast for Sunday.
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Wedding Bonds Became Bondage in Auburn Ind
Fragmented OCR text from Auburn Indiana wedding notice describes Mrs Gracy Pooler and unclear references to marriage bonds, payment figures, and local names. The legible portions mention a wedding related event and a past or present status, with many garbled words and possible dates. The readable facts are sparse and ambiguous.
Three Men Held After Knife Affray in Philadelphia
Allen, 30, was stabbed and beaten by three assailants in the 100 block of Muena Vista Street. Police Lt Garoni and Sr Joe Morales halted the attackers as one man restrained Allen and the others pounded him. The trio fled but were captured. Fittel Mendoza, 25, and Sarigo Mendoza, 13, both of 1205 San Patricio Street, and Athate Davila, 22, of 118 Montezims Street, were jailed on assault charges.
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Muena Vista St
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Joe Morales
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San Patricio St
Dead Girl's Escort Faces New Inquiry
CHICAGO July 2 investigators planned further questioning of Arthur Martin a 27 year old music teacher after he again refused to take a lie detector test in the lover's lane slaying of his 17 year old sweetheart His fiancée Joan Coward was fatally beaten early Wednesday after Marvin said two men attacked her and forced him to drink a substance he believed to be ammonia
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Truman sets course for Independence Day cruise aboard Williamsburg
President Truman embarks today for a three day cruise aboard the presidential yacht Williamsburg. His daughter Margaret and a group of friends planned to accompany him on the observance weekend on the river voyage.
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Truman
Williamsburg
Margaret
Shanghai Again Target Shanghai Again Target
Nationalist warplanes resumed attacks on Shanghai dropping bombs. Reports say crowds fled as bombers hit the city, causing casualties and triggering defensive actions by Chinese forces.
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