WONDERS OF JUNIOR OLYMPICS AT HERALD JOURNAL MEET
Winners crowned as the first Herald Journal Junior Olympics qualifiers were named for the National Junior Olympics. The event featured eight relay teams and individual champions, with practices set at Maxwell Field and Baldwin Wallace College ahead of the Cleveland trip. Scarlet jerseys and red shields will be issued to youth team members. The Schiller Park meet saw 106 1/2 points by the youths, followed by competitors from nearby towns in hot 92 degree weather.
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Fronts clash as troops press along rivers and railways
In Western Kantung Province Red Gen. Liu Bo-Cheng’s army drives toward the swollen Yels low River as government forces pull back. In Eastern Shantung authorities report renewed pressure along the Teing tae Tsinan Railway amid ongoing mobilization and skirmishes.
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Nanking
Kantung Province
Liu’ Bo-Cheng
Shantung
Teingtae-Tsinan
Four Killed as Plane Crashes Into Refinery Cauldron
Four socially prominent North Shore residents die when a monoplane falters in fog and crashes into a giant fire at an oil refinery. Identified victims include Thomas Mandell and Bevert Anaseeweuer, with mentions of Mandell Air Conditioning, the Boston Transcript family, and other linked individuals. Concluded in the report with further details.
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Refinery
Pverett
Moss
North Shore
James A. Scott
Thomas Mandell
Anaseeeweuer
Syracuse
F Carrier Corporation
Syracine Meoequadten
Wille H
Protest Over Ruslan Seizure in Vienna
Lt Gen Geoffrey Keyes, U.S. military commissioner for Austria, condemned the Ruslan seizure of Vienna in the strongest terms. The protest, delivered in a Batleo editor lecture to Soviet Military Commissioner Col. Ken Kourasov, reflects Allied concerns as Austria faces postwar disposition debates.
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Geoffrey Keyes
United States
Austria
Vienne
Nica
Parvonatty
Allied Council For
Col
Ken
L. K. Kourasov
Ogdensburg Bridge Commission Veto Draft Prompted
President Truman opposed a pocket veto provision to exempt the St Lawrence Bridge Commission from federal state and local controls. He did not oppose construction but warned the measure would defy public policy. A separate Health official urged continued polio precautions through the season from June to September despite rising cases.
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Washington
Truman
St. Lawrence Bridge
St. Lawrence River
Ogdensburg
N.Y
Commission
U.S
Rose gift veto urged by Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals
Richmond filed report notes Valentine Lawless, an Army Air Forces sergeant killed in battle, wished his money used to pay a florist to deliver one rose each Saturday to the girl who rejected his love. The court was asked to allow the arrangement as a posthumous gesture, with instructions to his brother.
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Richmond
Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals
Valentine Lawless
Valentine
Army Air Forces
Odom Seeks Noon Start For World Solo-Speed Attempt
Syracuse columnist reports Willis P. Odom planning a new attempt to halve the round-the-world solo speed record, aiming to begin at noon today. The article notes the location Syracuse and mentions atmospheric timing as factors in the challenge.
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P. Odom
Syracuse
Wiley
Hughes Accuses Senator in Plane Merger Probe
Senate War Investigating subcommittee session in Washington featured Howard Hughes alleging Senator Owen Brewster offered to halt a wartime contract probe if Hughes would merge Trans-World with Pan American. Brewster denied, recounting that TWA sought more lavish entertainment. The probe centers on $40 million in wartime contracts and a scaled cost for a Hercules plane project.
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Owen Brewster
R- Me
Howard Hughes
Pan America Airways
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Brewster
Trans-World
Airlines
Titan Trope
Pan American’ Airways
TWA
Pan American
New York City
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Mayflower
Hughte
St. Hughes
Plane Enterprises
trans-World Air Line
Pan American Airways
Heffron
Chanirman
Penses
Hercules
Elant
Hollywood
Highlights of Parade
An illustrated analysis on petroleum resources and how authorities cope with oil field scarcity. Also features on baby safety tips for parents and a preview of autumn fashions by a renowned stylist. Parade Magazine section of Sunday Herald American.
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America
Parade Magazine
Connelly Named State Fire Chief as Savage Retires
Mayor Frank J. Costello announced that First Deputy Fire Chief William J. Connelly will succeed Fire Chief Frank M. Savage. The appointment takes effect August 30 after Savage’s 85th birthday. Costello said the decision followed two hours with the fire advisory committee and ongoing personal investigation.
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William J. Connelly
Frank M. Savage
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Vafter
Costello
Chief Connelly
Connelly
Bolshevik Charge: Theft Attempts on Soviet Science
The Bolshevik accuses Americans and Britons of using every means to steal Soviet scientific discoveries. It calls for vigilance against imperialist plots to appropriate Russian science to gain scientific lead and enrichment. The communiqué brands enemies' methods aimed at this goal.
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Moscow
Bolshevik
Communist Party Central Committee
U.S. May Urge Treaty Meeting
Washington officials expect the United States to urge a conference among the initial 11 nations on a Japanese peace treaty in early September, just before the United Nations General Assembly opens in New York. Some officials target September 10 as the meeting date.
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Washington
United States
United Nations General Assembly
New York
Two Army planes collide over Chanute Field killing three
An AT-6 and a B-25 from Chanute Field collided in midair today. The AT-6 pilot parachuted to safety and was found wandering in a field in a dazed condition. Three Chanute Field Army men died in the crash.
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Avight vie. A place where the tables are reserved and the geeate are not.
A fragmented note mentions a venue with reserved tables and unclear, garbled terms. The text references Mondays and a person or entity named Coit in a minimal, unreadable context. The readable fragments imply a casual schedule or invitation to a venue with reservations.
UN Speeds Balkan Plan Delegates Seek New Avenues
In Lake Success the UN Security Council considers a strengthened Balkan plan after Greece warns of being drawn into Russia's orbit. Greek Ambassador Vassili Dentramis cites Moscow's veto as proof Washington's watch-dog commission faces Russian opposition.
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Lake Success
Greece
United Nations
Security Council
Balkan
Vassili Dentramis
Russia
Balkans
Moscow
Britain Blames American Prices for Crisis
British officials blame rising U S prices and a growing U S export surplus for Britain’s deepening economic crisis. The chancellor Hugh Dalton told the House of Commons that Conservative and left wing Socialist critics said the Labour government squandered a 3.75 billion dollar loan and that Attlee’s work program is too small. Discontent grows as planned armed forces reductions would leave over one million under arms by next spring.
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London
U.S
U. S
Britain
America
Hugh Dalton
House of Commons
Dalton
Attlee
leCswingers
Moreso
508 Jet Fighters To Be Modernized
The Army Air Forces announced that 308 jet propelled fighters will be modernized to keep pace with rapid developments. The Lockheed contract modifies the early P 80A "Shoo Star" to incorporate the new P 80B variant.
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Washington
Army Air Forces
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Callator
Cool Breeze Brings Showers Then Relief
Dry cool air from Canada moves in as Indiana showers approach this area tonight. A late evening thunder possibility accompanies the cool breeze with a high near 94 degrees and a low around 68. The relief continues Friday into the weekend with cooler temperatures expected.
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