Indonesia and Dutch cease fire moves amid UN call
Indonesia joins the Dutch to halt hostilities with a cease fire effective at midnight. Jogjakarta and Batavia report broadcasts as UN Security Council urged a halt. Dutch units pull back before the deadline, while plans for a nationwide truce hinge on Dutch withdrawal to lines set last October. News notes landing on Madura Island and safety measures as rice shipments move.
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Java
Indonesia
Ftepublican
UN Security Council
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Suntay
Joginkatta
Boekarna
Trceps
Semarang
Jogjakarin
United Nations Security Council
Solemarcallon
Madoera
Javo
Mathera
Cheribon
Probe continues in nurse death
A continuing probe investigates the death of Heva Regnick, a 23 year old nurse. The body was found Friday in Lake Georg. Warren County officials schedule a conference to review autopsy and investigation results amid reports of guerrilla activity and recent engagements near Mount Olympus.
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Warren County
Tomy
Heva Regnick
Lake Cieorg
Ministry of
Viton’ Dien
Mount Olympus
Riots in England Target Jewish Shops in Liverpool and Manchester
Anti Jewish crowds rioted across several cities in England including Liverpool and Manchester. Four arrested in Liverpool, an injure d man hospitalized as police restored order after looting and arson at Jewish stores. Weekend disturbances linked to tensions after Palestine events. Concluded on page 8.
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London
Liverpool
Manchester
Dow
Glasgow
Palestine
Revival of Balkan Demands Triggers U S Russia Clash
United States and Russia head toward another bitter clash at the United Nations Security Council as discussions revive Balkan demands. Ford union offers new peace plan to Greece. UAW cites potential 207,000 Ford strike amid talks over pension and Taft-Hartley terms.
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Russia
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Richard T._ Leonard
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Bugas, Company
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Ryan Heads New York Safety Director Appointment
Governor Dewey named Thomas Ryan, 42, of Buffalo as New York State’s first director of the Division of Safety. The division, funded by a 75000 dollar appropriation, will coordinate a statewide safety program. Ryan is empowered to establish a Bureau of Safety and Accident Prevention, a Bureau of Fire Mobilization and Control, and a Bureau of Police Mobilization and Activities.
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Albany
Dewey
Thomas ¥. Ryan
Buffalo
New York State
Inflation trend frames editorial page and features
The snippet lists ongoing features in today's edition including an inflation focus in the editorial by David, with page references for sections such as Amusements, Financial, Horoscope, Deaths, Sports, Editorials, and letters. It notes pages 24 and 75 for specific items and mentions various columnists and topics.
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Ida Jean Kain
Dr. Brady
Mary Haworth
Winchell
U S Proposes End to Gasoline Tax in Exchange for Federal Control
The Treasury Department proposed ending the federal gasoline tax if states grant exclusive rights to federal tax collectors. The report cites tobacco taxation as overlapping and argues state and federal tax coordination is needed to reduce overall costs for manufacturers and retailers.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Department
Stat
Sovernenent
Weather outlook for weekend showers across lakes region
The weather man predicts a warm weekend with possible showers and thunderstorms in the Lakes region including Ohio Valley New York State and Pennsylvania. Temperatures near today’s record high of 97 degrees are expected, with a weak low pressure system over the Ohio Valley and Montana North Dakota influencing the pattern.
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Andrew P. Keller
Ohio Valley
Ohio ‘Valley
New York
Pennsylvania
Montana
Dakota
Pat
Army Seeks Science Talent For War Department
Washington report notes the War Department aims to identify and train individuals for high level research and development work. The program seeks to build a national roster of scientifically skilled personnel to support wartime technical efforts.
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Washington
INS
America
War Department
Teddy's Chuckle Dent you worry soa am
A clipped odd line appears to be a fragment from a humorous column. The readable portion shows a playful if garbled quote about not talking and avoiding worry, attributed to a persona or caption referencing Teddy. The rest remains indecipherable in the OCR.
Hollywood Labor Probe Opens in Federal Building
A congressional inquiry into Hollywood labor issues opened today in the Federal Building in Los Angeles. Rep. Carroll D. Kearns of Pennsylvania, chairman of three subcommittees of the House Labor and Education Committee, said the first session would examine activities of the American Federation of Musicians and related groups.
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Hollywood
Carroll D. Kearns
R-Pa
House, Labor and Education Committee
A. Foof L. American
Federation of Musicians
Focal
Boston Mayor Curley Plea Seeks Sentence Reduction
Attorneys for Mayor James M. Curley of Boston again asked Federal Judge James M. Procter for one day to correct or reduce the six to eighteen month prison term. Curley is currently serving for mail fraud, amid ongoing appeal efforts.
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New
Elliott Roosevelt to Testify in Hughes Hearings
Washington scene as Senate subcommittee probes wartime entertainment spending by Hughes Aircraft. Elliott Roosevelt, son of the late president, awaited by witnesses as Ferguson pledges to press for testimony on Hughes contracts and related expenditures. Pepper questions scope while Justice Department observers attend sessions.
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Ferguson
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Pepper
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Arab Chief Denies Anti-Jewish War Plans
El Husseini, deputy chairman of the Palestine Arab Executive Committee, rejected reports that the body planned a call to arms to stop Jewish immigration to Palestine. He said the committee would meet to discuss appointing an Arab delegation to the UN General Assembly in September and other internal matters.
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Cairo
el Said Jama
el Husseini
Palestine Arab Executive Committee
Palestine
Husseini
United Nations General Assembly
Widow vows to fight for custody after children found caged
Bertha Anderson, a 72 year old Minneapolis widow, declares she will fight to keep custody of her three grown children found caged and incoherent from drugs and starving in her home. Police inspector Eugene Bernath questioned her and planned another grilling as she defended her claim they needed her care.
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Minneapolis
ENS
Bertha Anderson
Club Blasts Kill Four Boys In Illinois Backyard
DANVILLE Illinois four youths died from blasts that wrecked a backyard clubhouse. Victims named were Howard Phelps 16 Harry Culp 18 and John Li Hlonen 17 and Paul’s brother 27 year old Ton Ton, all fatally burned. Coroner John D Cole said the blasts’ cause was undetermined but a half pint can of gasoline was found among charred debris.
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Ton
Oral Phelps
Paul
Howard
Harry Culp
John Li Hlonen
John D. Cole
Vermilion County
Eva Peron Begins Swiss Visit by Train from Paris
Senora Eva Duarte Peron arrived in Geneva today en route to Switzerland for a several day visit. She traveled by train from Paris and is to meet Swiss officials and engage in state affairs during her stay.
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BEEN
INS
Senora
Eva Duarte Peron
Gene
Paris
Switzerland
Siegel's Pal Arrested in New York Vagrancy Case
Vincent Alo known as Jimmie Blue Eyes, a friend of gamblers and the late Bugsy Siegel, was arrested on a vagrancy charge. Police reported he drove a 1947 car, carried 356 in cash, and gave Riverside address. Detectives tied question to a broader gambling cleanup. Alo owned two Miami area restaurants, the Colonial Inn and Green Acres.
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New York
Vincent Alo
Jimmie Blue Eyes
Benjamin
Bugsy) Siegel
Alo
Arthur W. Wallander
Riverside
Miami, Fla
Thially
Frittered Away Loan and Corn Price Soars
Churchill attacked the Labour Government over alleged misused foreign loans for postwar rehabilitation while corn futures hit an all time Chicago Board of Trade high at 2.223 a bushel. He criticized government austerity measures and charged the cabinet with waste as the nation faced economic strain.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Aston Churchill
Shanghai Braces for Typhoon Moving Across Pacific
Weather authorities warn Shanghai lies in the direct path of a typhoon tracking west northwest across the Pacific. The storm's course suggests potential impacts on the city’s coast and nearby regions as officials monitor changes in intensity and trajectory.
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Pacific West Northwest
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