Newark Girl Missing After Diner Claim Sought
Newark authorities search for Ruth Eisenberg a 22 year old nurse who disappeared after leaving Newtown with links to a diner sighting in Dover New Hampshire relatives including Ephraim Eisenberg vice principal and Jerome Eisenberg Newark lawyer arrived to aid investigation a alleged sighting involved Frank Stone who reportedly served a girl matching her description during a days after July 20 vacation note says Eisenberg left for a five day trip to Chocorua New Hampshire and Monhegan Island Maine with friends saying they had not seen her and residents could not recall a girl of her description
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East Side High School
Newark
Jerome C. Eisenberg
Duerook
Frank Stone
Miss Eisenberg
Peter Drury
Chocorua
N. Hi
Monhegan Island
Maine
Guards Preserve Quiet Restart at Univis Lens Plant
National Guard troops, tanks and guns guarded the Univis Lens Co plant as non-striking workers returned during a strike led by United Electrical Workers. Tear gas dispersed 75 supporters, a cordon tightened around the plant, and six pickets were allowed through under court order amid a tense but controlled reopening. Arthur L. Garfield of New York, international representative of the CLO, spoke as the union agreed to limit pickets to six.
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Dayton
Univis Lens Co
National Guard
United Electrical Workers
Ars
Kabe
Felday
Arthur L. Garfield
New York
T International
Tgtriking Clo
United Electricals
Weather outlook shows partially cloudy, mild temperature rise
The forecast states tomorrow will be cloudy with periods of sunshine, a bit warmer than today, and light winds. A high around the upper 60s is expected while the morning low dipped to 52 at 5:45 AM and tonight's low is projected near 57 degrees.
Jerusalem Truce Details Discussed
Count Folke Bernadotte and Dr Bernard Joseph discussed the Jerusalem truce and the citys future status in a Jewish Agency conference room. UN representatives and local consular truce commission members attended the meeting.
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Jerusalem
Holy City
Folke Bernadotte
Bernard Joseph
Joseph
United Nations Palestine
Jewish Agency
Theocal Consular Truce Commission
Editorial attacks housing bill delays in Congress
Thomas Stokes charges in his column that a handful of figures manipulate Congress to aid special interests and defy popular opinion. He criticizes the House Rules Committee for failing to clear the Taft Ellender Wagner housing bill for action.
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Congress
Thomas Stokes
Buried treasure lures pirates to dusty New York house
In New York on East 85th Street two boy pirates Dan Cole six and Ten Wagner searched a publisher home treasure they found a pigskin case stuffed with over $1000 in jewelry. Police arrested them after the prized loot was surrendered in exchange for two sodas.
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New York
E. 85Th St
Dan Cole
Tén Wagner
New York All Night Cafe Host Ravages Counter
Alfred Mercuri, owner of an all night Brooklyn cafe, exploded after a patron asked for more sugar. He ripped out two coffee urns, hurled plates, smashed china, opened faucets, and smashed sugar containers through the plate glass windows before police removed him. the customer left a dime for coffee.
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New York
Alfred Mercuri
Brooklyn
Mercuri
Polies
Housing Board's Rent Is Raised
The Municipal Housing Authority which sets rents for public housing developments got in taste of its own medicine today. The rent for its City Hall office has raised 75 cents a square foot.
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Bupralo
Municipal Housing Authority
Las
Szakasits Elected President of Hungary
In Budapest Szakasits, a former stone mason, journalist and poet, was elected president of Hungary. The vote by Parliament was unanimous, signaling a smooth transition and broad backing for his leadership.
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Budapest
Hungary
Arpad Szakasits
Tolay
Farhameni
Probe unfolds on State Dept and NLRB links to spies
Former underground operative Whitaker Chambers testified before the House Un American Activities Committee alleging a Soviet spy network in Washington. He linked National Labor Relations Board attorney Nathan Will and State Department official Alger Hiss to the group, naming Harold Ware as organizer and Elizabeth Bentley’s circle as recruits. Senate hearings on alleged Communist spying continued across the Capitol.
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Nashington
Whittaker Chambers
Rerl
Alger Hiss
State Department
Nathan Will
Alfornew
National Tabor Relations Board
Chamber
House Un-American Acuies
Senate
Ferguson
ReMich
Commerce Department
William AW
Remington
Chambers
Time Magazine
Himsself
Ulong
Washington
Harold Ware
Binor
Elizabeth Bentley
National Labor
Police Hurt In Attack In Rome Headline
Three Rome police officers were wounded when a World War II combat veteran used a red hot soldering iron at his home in a chaotic confrontation. John O. Adkins was identified as the suspect, with officers Sst. Francis Nero and Patrolmen C. Kenneth Church and James V. Brown treated for burns and injuries after they responded to a family trouble call.
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Herald-Journal
Rome
Ais
John O. Adkins
W. Dominick Sr
Francis Nero
C. Kenneth Church
James V. Brown
Adkins
Motor boat upset injures racer in Canada crash
Kansas City based driver Pops Cooper sustained a brain injury after his high powered hydroplane Tops Tit flipped during the Canadian Summer Race Circuit feature at Picton Ontario. He was flown to Syracuse Memorial Hospital by a Seabee plane with Dr. Walter G. Robison aboard following the accident. The crash occurred late yesterday afternoon. Cooper remained in serious condition.
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Kansas City
Syracuse Memorial Hospital
Picton
Walter G. Robison
Alesandria Bay
Cooper
Cohumi
Ford Cuts Prices On Cars In Canada
Ford Motor Company of Canada Ltd announced retail price reductions across models after a federal excise tax revision. Horace H. Greenfield, director of sales and advertising, said the cuts apply to bills to dealers on and after August 2. Prices ranged from 177 to 464 for various models.
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Windsor
Ontav
Ford Motor Company of Canada. Ltd
Horace H. Greenfield
Consumer Resistance and Boycotts Push Meat Prices Up
Nationwide price pressure grows as housewives groups in Dallas Corpus Christi and Camden urge boycotts. Retailers report slower meat sales, while overall grocery sales rise modestly. Meat industry officials promise greater supply by autumn with more cattle and pigs flowing to market.
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New York
Dallas
Corpus Christi
Tex
Ajanta
CIO
Camden
N.J
Aoyealt
Actus Grocery
Eagerl
Hw Department of Makeing
Whe Adivelbera Monthostiteete
Excess Profits Tax Law Sought by President Teuman
Washington dispatch says President Teuman urged Congress to pass a $4.2 billion excess profits law to curb peacetime profiteering and protect the public. A sponsor called the measure needed to guard wartime gains from being exploited in peacetime.
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Washington
Teuman
Congress
Rain Halts Plans At International Air Exposition
Rain washed out today’s program of the International Air Exposition at New York International Airport in Idlewild Queens delaying demonstrations and events.
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New York
New Jew International Airport
Wild
Queens
Berlin Stone-Throwing Incidents Amid Sector Raids
Amid Potsdamer Platz raids on black marketeers, Soviet controlled police clashed with crowds along the Potsdamer Strasse. Reports vary. British papers describe British sector injuries and stone throwing by civilians to aid a fleeing suspect. No official British comment available.
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Berlin
Hist Auehl
Potsdamer Platz
Telegraf
Potsdamer Strasse
Navnnapec Berliner Zeitung
Zeitung
Chain Will Sign With OK'd Union
The F. W. Nodworth Co said it would continue to refuse a contract with any union certified by the National Labor Relations Board. A day earlier the CIO Local Union called off a threatened strike against the chain after picketing New York stores.
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New York
F. W. Nodworth Co
National Labor Relations Board
CLO, Wholesale and Warehouse Workers
C.I.0
New Jersey Tops Potato Shipments Through September
Jersey leads the Line Department of Agriculture in potato shipments and expects to maintain the lead through August and September, with New Jersey outperforming other states in current figures.
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Trenton
N. J
INS
Department of Agriculure
New Jersey
Talks with Stalin Hint at Early Breakthrough
Western envoys from the United States Britain and France met Soviet Premier Joseph Stalin at the Kremlin in a rapid session that produced smiles and no public statements. Observers expect further discussions within 24 to 36 hours with Molotov, as lights burned late while transcripts were reported to Washington London and Paris. The meeting included Walter Bedell Smith Frank Roberts and Yves Chastaigneau, and followed a London plan urging Moscow to lift the Berlin blockade to pave high level East West talks.
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Moscow
Germany
United States
Britain
France
Joseph Stalin
Kremlin
Stalin
V. M. Molotov
Washington
London
Paris
Sient
Walter Bedell Smith
State Department
U. S
Josef Stalin
Smith
Molotov
Unes
Frank Roberts
Ives Chastaigneau
Statin
Russia
Berlin
London Receives Report on Moscow Conference
The Foreign Office announced that Special British Envoy Frank Roberts delivered a report on the conference held last night in Moscow with Prime Minister Stalin. A spokesman said the report is being studied and declined to disclose details.
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London
Frank Roberts
Moscow
Stalin
Needs Insurance in Colombia Fire Insurance Laughs
In Bogota John D. Pom fret notes Colombia government shifts, comparing it to Aunt Amanda who asks about fire insurance for her husband. The agent clarifies the humor, highlighting life insurance as a common misperception. Aunt Amanda insists on fire insurance, noting her husband has been fired five times recently.
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Colombia
John D. Pomfret
Bogota
Amanda
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