Roosevelt Probe Ties Arnold, Hughes Plan to Buy Recon Planes
Senate investigators heard that Elliott Roosevelt urged purchasing Hughes photo reconnaissance planes after General Arnold ordered no further action on the Hughes Experimental planes. Major General Echols testified Arnold blocked action while Roosevelt pushed for the Hughes plane, citing contracts worth 22 million and 18 million tied to Hughes and Kaiser.
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Senate
Elliott Roosevelt
Army
Howard Hughes
H. H. Arnold
Air Forces
Oliver P. Echols
Air Force
Defense
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Hughes
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Roosevelt
Henry J. Kaiser
Soviet oppose mediation plan over Indonesia crisis
The United States proposed UN backed mediation to end Indonesian Dutch fighting, while Andrei Gromyko urged Council caution and accused the plan of bypassing the UN. He warned the Netherlands could gain from starting talks from military positions, and pressed for a binding UN decision.
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Russia
United States
Indonesia
United Nations
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Nemerianas
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Gromyko
Security Council Thant Perk
Netherlands
Gromyke
Werschel V. Daeinton
Ferco
Sonson
Security Council
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Yone
van Kieffens
Hague
Cmiaty Ace
Amarato
U. S
County Rainless In Imperial County Sees First Rain Drop
Imperial County registered zero rainfall for seven months, with only a single drop reported in the first seven months of 147. Local weather note highlights persistently dry conditions across El Centro and surrounding area.
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EL Centro
Imperial County
Talking Us Over and Regular Features on Following Pages
A busy feature page layout lists Talking Us Over and other regular sections. Reading guides indicate musements letters and tutorials, with sports and pictures on page 10. The text mentions Horosca and names like Harry Haworth in a fragmented overview.
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Ris Kein Binty
Harry Haworth
Derby Care Get Official OR
An enthusiastic pre Tate meeting of Soap Box Derby contestants was held at Derby headquarters in Breese Chevrolet Co. Thursday night. About 60 cars were approved for Saturday's juvenile event though not weighed yet. five needed minor adjustments to meet specifications. Charles E. Amas, general director of the Derby, expected 10 more entries by time race day from contestants outside Syracuse. Parents witnessed the event and youngsters received helmets and Tshirts for Saturday. Cars were kept at Derby headquarters until race time. a drawing set inner and heat positions for elimination heats. Police detail and Keder-Xahn Grotto members will assist as safety measures with snow fences along the racing line.
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Derby
Breese Chevrolet Co
Charles E. Amas
Deebyard
Tiwan
Syracuse
Guist
John A. Kinney
Keder - Xahn
Gotunn
VA dental office probe ordered by VA officials
Washington reports a VA ordered a Syracuse dental office investigation after Senator Irving Ives received a complaint. Dr Paul Hawley chief medical director ordered the branch medical director in New York City to conduct the inquiry and report back, with results to be shared with Ives. The inquiry concerns alleged favoritism and improper referrals under a New York State Dental Society agreement.
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Herald-Journal
Burea
Washington
Syracuse
Veterans Administration
Irving Ives
Paul R. Hawlay
Medcal
Ho Ives
Omar Bradley
Hawley
New York City
Aub Sait
Ives
Daniel Engenvereren Luiton
Gyrecuse
New York ‘State Dental
vol _ciety
One Jew Killed in Jerusalem Amid Gaza Conflict Turmoil
Dispatch describes violence flaring anew during funeral processions in Tel Aviv and Jerusalem. Report notes hostile crowds, tightened security, and mourners scattering as authorities attempt to restore order. No further details on casualties provided in fragment.
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Jerusalem
Tel 'Aviv
Britain to Cut Stability Aid Amid Global Tensions
Reports describe unrest in Tel Aviv with rioting and injuries during a funeral procession as a British vehicle was attacked. In Washington, Britain signals new cuts to foreign commitments to curb dollar outflow while informal talks with the United States continue. Police fired into the air to disperse crowds as gunfire and explosives incidents were reported near Jerusalem.
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Washington
Britain
United States
Americain
Bricker threat calls traced to demented caller in Ohio
The Bricker assassination scare persists as three calls to Senator John W. Bricker in Columbus were reported. A woman caller, during dinner hours, warned of targeting Bricker and his wife. Mrs Day, Bricker's mother in law, cited the Washington incident and noted the family feared the calls.
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W. Bricker
Washington
Bricker
Caer
R. M. Day
Senate
Wil
Keiser
Cohamots
Bricker, Washington Hospital
Record Cold Mark Set With 46 Degrees
An all time low record was reached in the early morning with the thermometer dropping to 46 degrees. Officials note the weather will remain cold today though a warming trend is expected by Saturday as temperatures rise.
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Barberr
Hail Bombs Hit City Described as Walnut-Sized Stones
In MursanuTON West Virginia a Thursday thunder squall damaged city services for about an hour. Hall stones described as twice the size of walnuts struck, flooding sewers and blocking phones and electricity and triggering several fires.
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Mursanuton
W. Va
Shiny Love Tarnishes in Court Divorce Case
In a court filing Mrs Therese Lytle sought divorce from Earl Lytle Jr claiming separation occurred 44 days after their marriage. She testified her duty to keep his shoes polished led to tension and his departure from the home.
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Angeles
Belie
Buperiox
Therese
Lytle
Earl Lytle, Jr
Taft Attacks Truman as Taft Tours California
Senator Robert A Taft blasted President Truman’s foreign and domestic policies calling them befuddled and dominated by New Deal principles. He spoke in California during a western tour and predicted GOP gains with a Republican ally on NLRB reform. Denham, new NLRB chief counsel, said he cannot condemn the reorg but called unions a normal reaction to policy. He heads a board seen as pivotal in the 1947 labor landscape.
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C. Um
Robert al ‘Taft
Ohio Repubse
Truman
California
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Congress
Washington
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Denham
Sims
National Labor Relations
Statea
Texas
Bord
Paech- Ato
NLRB
Lagdue Soltcien Petit
Dem
Taft
Tron
Truman Bandestonuim
Csoh
Thousands of China Reds Die in Raids Sunday
The Sunday Herald American reports in Nanking that wartime raids killed several thousand Chinese Communists. Youth flee Linchu area as planes strafed long columns and cities. The edition promises feature stories and a full page of pictures in a special Sunday issue.
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Nanking
Linchu
Sunday Herald-American
Shantung
Haln Min Pao Rethere
Italy City Blasted In Summer Play Report
Dispatches from Rome report a series of explosions at a powder factory during a summer play event. The blasts caused panic across the city with several casualties, though exact numbers were not confirmed. Authorities warn parents to supervise children to prevent injuries.
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Italy
Rome
Dan Grescia
Wedemeyer Trip Marks Weeklong Peiping Visit
Lt Gen Albert Wedemeyer arrives in Peiping for a weeklong visit as part of a lean fact finding mission tied to North China and Manchuria affairs. The Inquiring Reporter column by Harvey S. Smith notes the veteran topics and the Onondaga County Veteran Service Agency involvement in gathering information for veterans.
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Nansing (P
Bert C. Wedemeyer
Ameri
City Life
King Today
North China
Manchuria
Joe
Harvey Group
S. Smith
Onondagalin Peiping
Tientsin
Taingtas County
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