Truman Urges Support for Charter At UN Closing Session
President Truman urged “men of good will” to back the proposed charter of the United Nations during the closing session at the UN center. He praised the plan as a means to stop aggression and preserve peace, amid enthusiastic reception from delegates. The event, at the Fairmont hotel, featured a formal reception and morning address as Allied leaders pledged unity ahead of charter ratification.
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Truman
Men of Good Will
Francisco
Arial
Pats
Wala
United States
Feirmont
Mr. Trianan
Bath
Astorle Security
Ae Wubrala
Mt. Wee
Iday
Kansas
Discovery on Kidney Health Sparks Quick Remedies
A clumsy, garbled notice discusses kidney related discomfort and acidity in urine. It mentions a pill or tonic claiming to ease bladder irritation and backache. The piece references a mysterious company and medical claims but offers no clear, verifiable facts.
Former Italy Liner U S Hospital Ship
The former Italian liner now converted to a hospital ship will depart New York for the Pacific. Built by Todd shipyards Brooklyn the 2778 bed vessel features 39 wards operating rooms a chapel library and reading room among other facilities. Previously a luxury liner on the New York to Italy route it escaped German capture and served as a troop ship before Italy fell.
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New York
Bhigstiake
Itellan Lines
Saturala
Pacific Aa
Singer
Bonor
Huwyy
Todd Shipyards
Brooklyn
Sheigs
Ceumans
Italy
Independence Spruces Up For Truman
Independence prepares to welcome President Harry Truman with a ceremonial procession. A caravan will meet him at the airport and escort him to the town, where he will address residents at the Municipal Auditorium before spending time with his family at his Independence home. Local preparations include a trimmed street, banners, and plans for a low key visit with limited ceremony.
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Henry Truman Haere Tomarow
Roger Sermon
Atilee
Jth
Eisenhawk
Sainte Church
Hateday Vial
Nuir
Veterans to Run Country Says Truman Address
President Truman told Portland listeners that veterans of all wars will run the country in the next generation. He praised veterans for fighting to win, urged equal citizenship with other Americans, and pledged improved veterans services as leaders like General Graves and General Hines steer the administration.
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Truman
Marquim Hill
Ahls Wat
Tate ‘Lowing
Tha
Portland
Boadley Prratsen
Ginie W. Dravigy
Hela
Frank T. Hines
Ie Sal
Yederstanis
Saldive
Kolts
Frisuifle
Noma
Vetergna
United States
Aber
Gold Town Boom Seen in Cripple Creek Mine Find
Cripple Creek Colo Nov 24. Officials say a new vein strike at the old ALAN mine in the Cripple Creek area will trigger about 1 960 000 dollars in development work. The discovery is described as the most important in two decades and involves gold deposits near Ajax.
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Cripple Creek
Colo
Cripple Cheek
Alan
Majors Field Gets New Commander
Jane Newstrom will replace Gol. Herbert Newstrom will command Majors Field, succeeding Colonel Gray who led the unit. Newstrom, tied to the Aigith Ale force, is being transferred to Grand Island Nebraska for reassignment after serving since 1942.
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Greenville Jane
Dred Coling
Gol
Herbert NM
Newstrom
Gray
Fie Tas
Scrope
Waa
Aigith Ale
Munca
Hield
Grand Island
Neb
Trucker strike violence leads to indictments in Dallas
Indictments returned by a county grand jury accuse two longshoremen or truck drivers, including Daniel and Law, of beating and injuring Richard Hamilton during a strike related to Dallas bakeries. The incident occurred while drivers were at work, with charges of assault and violence filed as of June 15.
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Dallas
Juke 2
Daniel
Cub
J.T. Law
Richard Hamilton
Dalia’ Bakers
Doo
Jerest Jed Ob Dritene
Rio Grande Hits New Low in Flow Records
The Rio Grande dropped to 790 cubic feet per second, a new low, endangering a potential water shortage as officials note this is the year's lowest stage. Previous record was 0600 cfs, with concerns over upstream diversions near Ban Honda and in eastern valleys as agencies monitor the situation.
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Meallen
Dune
Rio Grande
iInternapana
Bounrinry Commission
Inwest
Ban Honda
RAL
ING
Valley Water Convervellor Assicllbon
REW Prarntiogn
Aly Cramer
Ux Bisa
Price Control Conferees Battle Over Appeals
Administrations forces push to preserve price controls while farmers and opponents seek amendments under the wage order and cost-plus pricing plan. Senate and House versions clash on permitting appeals of OPA rulings to federal district courts. Senator Ellender warns a court appeal option could sound the death knell for price control.
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Warrington
Dument
Wher
R.nehd
Dirksen Cr
OPA
Senate
Ellender
D.-La
Solon Charges Gestapo Training in U S Camp
U S congressman Gavin charges a camp near Solon forced cadets to endure Gestapo style training. He cites a Nebraska air base incident involving a cadet beaten for slow drill and confinement, with claims of a wider inquiry into similar abuses. He links this to General Duncan’s World War II service record and postwar reassignment details.
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Solon
U. S Camp
Washington
Gavin
Tolticoln
Neb
Duncane
Gavin'salt
House
Ges
Yad
Simlar Casas
Lincollibage
Tha
Gavi
Gavinan
M. Biselot
Duncan
War Department
Eady E.W. Quican
Lifgoin
Wen
Apell
Dunsan
Wade
Trelaey
Cavithean
Moving Mountain in Montrose Area Ramps Up Again
InMontrose Caio Jims 26 725 Oslorade’s moving smountain engulfs 14 miles east of Montrose as last night’s annual movement disclosed. Rio Grande branch rallsee suspension at Westte for hl days, George P.F. Dodge, rpskeeman for the kathroan, reports.
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Montrose
Caio
Jims
Oslorade
Nigved Cérro Bummitt
Wstte
George PF. Dodge
Rpskeeman
Jiine
Prisoner Treatment Improved, Says Lincoln Battalion Commander
Col. Herbert W. Anderson, commanding officer at the Lincoln Battalion air field, announced improvements in prisoner treatment since the Meldh March 1945. An extensive investigation led to punitive action in several cases, including a dishonorable discharge for Staff Sgt. Odus Te West of Hermitage, Missouri, after findings of beating and forcing prisoners to march with jeeps.
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Odus Te
West
Hermitage
J “West
Brbonen
Nils Jeep
yCarmel Anderson
Qetian
Pest
Army Probes U S Arsenal Fire In Denver
Army authorities opened an investigation into a large warehouse fire at the US Arsenal in Denver near Kecky Mountain. The blaze caused about 160 dollars in damage, no injuries reported, and emergency crews contained it after posing a brief danger to nearby facilities.
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Denver
Kecky Mountain Arsenal
Fragmented Health Jumble Yields No Clear News
The readable text is garbled and nonsensical, offering no coherent events, names, or dates. It contains disjointed phrases about medical preparation, tests, and relief but no verifiable facts or principal figures to summarize.
Paris reports thwarted Arab revolt plot in Algiers
A Paris newspaper report says French authorities halted an Arab plot to trigger a revolt in Algiers for July 1. Conspirators were arrested and their arms seized as the plan was thwarted.
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Paris
Tus Parle
Liaurore
Ned
Areb
Algiers
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