Poland Reports 22 Jews Slain During Kielce Pogrom Aftermath
Warsaw reports 22 Jews killed while fleeing persecution across highways and rail lines in Poland as authorities execute nine of those convicted for the Kielce pogrom. Government blames fascist agitators as Jews mass in semistockades seeking shelter and America or Palestine as resettlement prospects.
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Kiclee
Cariuinal Island
Pieter Edward’ Osebka-Morawski
Kielce
Inal
Lode
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Breslau
Russia
Grn
Wladislaw Anders
Italy
America
Truman
Palestine
Truman Palestine mission arrives in Britain for talks
The three man U S mission on Palestine landed in Britain by air and was set to start discussions on implementing the British American inquiry and the commission's recommendations starting tomorrow.
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London
Truman
Palestine
Britain
Carlson's Raiders Leader Retires From Active Duty
Col Evans F Carlson head of Carlson's Raiders retires after injuries from Saipan action. He was promoted to brigadier general when aiding a wounded enlistee in the Pacific battle. Marines announce his relief from active duty due to injuries.
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Washington
Insi
Evans F. Carlson
Carlson
Marine Cats
Saipan
Hughes Tells Cause of Crash in Propeller Failure
Los Angeles reports Howard Hughes, gravely ill, whispered to Dr Verne Mason that a rear propeller blade reversal caused his fiery Sunday crash in an experimental XF-1L plane. He described eight blades locking and fighting for control, blaming the right engine propeller for the disaster.
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Oward
Hughes
Verne
Mason
Tne
Fortune Fale
Slyuck
Beverly Hills
Higines
U S Third Army arrests in Germany crackdown on public affection
Ninety American soldiers were detained by U S Third Army military police over the past six days for public pulling with German civilians. The arrests came after General Joseph T McNarney ordered a crackdown on displays of affection.
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U. S. Third Army Military Police
Franiellis
Joseph T. McNarney
Weather forecast hints at warmer week ahead for San Antonio
Office workers loosened collars as the Weatherman J H Jarber forecast more of the same for San Antonio. After two days of mid degree heat he predicted a slight drop on Friday but the trend then rose through the week with continued warmer conditions.
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Imore
J. H
Jarber
Ball
San Antonio
Jarbor
Aleman Leads Un Official Count In Mexican Elections
In 71 of 148 districts and partial returns from a twelfth, Aleman and the PRI hold 31 seats in the Federal district. The PRM fails to win, and PAN's Tuan Gutierrez Laseurala earns the sole opposition congressional post.
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Ing
Federal District
Mexico
RAF to Try for Record at Tangmere
Tangmere Sussex July 12. The JUAP will attempt to smash the world air speed record with a newly developed biplane or jet craft. Estimated record pace may reach over 400 miles an hour.
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Tangmere
Sussex
England
JUAP
Rainey Testifies at FCC Hearing Over Discrimination Claims
Tomer P. Rainey took the stand in Dallas to read a four page statement accusing Texas Quality of radio time discrimination tied to his gubernatorial campaign. Other candidates Grover Sellers Beauford Jester and Case March appeared with John Lee Smith absent. hearing halted over procedure and record entries.
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FCC
Dallas
Tomer P. Rainey
Texas
Grover Sellers
Beauford Jester
Case Mareh
John Lee Smith
Smith
John W. Miller
Rainty
James V. Allred
J.J. R. Parten
Houston
University of Texas Board of Regents
Pull
Coleonel Cunningham
Zeigel
Federal Communications Commission
Jester
Sellers
March
Weekend Outlook Shows Warm, Patchy Showers Ahead
The forecast calls for partly cloudy skies Friday afternoon through Saturday with highs near 98 and lows around 67 to 74. Temperatures trend above normal into early next week with light coastal showers and interior light rain Sunday through Wednesday.
Army Recommends Raising Draft Age to 25
Washington July 12 The army asked President Truman to boost the top draft age from 24 to 25 when inductions resume in September. Officials say few if any men over 26 have been drafted and that 18 year olds are no longer eligible under the current act. Col George A Irwin noted that the service may need to go above 30 to meet manpower needs.
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Army
Truman
War Department
American Council On Education
Selective Service
George A. Irwin
Irwin
Katiers
Buyers Strikes Gain Momentum Across Regions
Buyers' strikes and price protests spread through labor unions and housewives' networks from Michigan to Florida. Local grocers joined the movement with public displays, while CIO, APL, and railway unions urged boycotts of overpriced stores, rent protests, and planned rallies to pressure OPA price ceilings.
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Centralia
Philadelphia
South
New Jersey
APL
CIO
Railroad Brotherhood
OPA
Florida Move
Poll to Show Campaign Trend in Statewide Survey
A Belden statewide poll gauges voter sentiment on governor candidates with questions about lead status and likely primary winners. The poll, conducted with new sampling, seeks to reveal campaign momentum and preference for the forthcoming results to be published in the Sunlight.
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Belden
Raipry
Hamer
Ralney
Hog market reports amid price controls and mixed receipts
Hogs sold today at high prices per hundredweight as supply tightens after price controls expired. U.S. markets reported 85 00 head at one sale and 4000 shipped directly, with 11 000 hogs brought into St Paul as an OWL highlight. Western markets posted 62 900 receipts versus 101 200 yesterday and 95 540 a week ago. Seattle totals reached 47 200 today, with declines from recent days.
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T .Ilog
St. Paul
Minn
Leattle
Michigan Passes Rent Boost Limit
Michigan legislature approves a limited state rental control law allowing a 15 percent increase over June 30 levels. The measure awaits Governor Kelly signature and would take effect October 1, 1946, or until federal legislation supersedes it.
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Lansing
Mich
Michigan
Harry F. Kelly
Rail workers behind in Russia project quotas
Moscow July reports say Soviet railroad construction workers failed to meet quotas as rebuilding across territories once held by Germany lagged behind schedule.
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Russia
Moscow
Tyestia
Sedogute
Saar Future Study Delays German Economic Unification
Paris report states Russia blocked immediate steps toward German economic union by seeking time to study the Saar basin future. Byrnes proposed a Berlin council for four powers to set up machinery, amid French insistence on Saar’s exclusion from union.
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Paris
Russia
Germany
Foreign Ministers Council
Saar
Byrnes
Berlin
United States
France
United Kingdom
Plan to restore Germany's economy presented to ministers
A new American plan to restore economic order in Germany was shown to ministers. It calls for a central administration to replace the four-zone split, arguing the present system risks inflation and paralysis and would burden occupying powers and the German people. The ministers schedule another meeting, likely in November, to continue Germany studies.
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Berlin
Byrnes
Germany
Aiiisters
Probers Invite May to Testify On Munitions Inquiry
The senate war investigating committee formally invites Representative May to testify in public about his activities with Illinois munitions makers. May’s June executive session explanation failed to provide clear facts according to the committee leading toward possible subpoenas. Senator Ferguson says more steps may follow if May refuses to appear.
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Senate War Investigating Committee
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Eyland
Mead
Combine
Henry Gargson
Internal Revenue
Ferguson
R-Mich
House Military Committee
Quilting
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