Runaway freight cars hit car in upstate accident
Two men injured as five mile grade freight cars from the Fonda Johnstown and Gloversville line sped down a hill and struck an automobile before ramming the rear of another train car near Gloversville. Observers reported speeds of 40 to 50 mph during the dash. A separate note mentions a deer population and farm incident involving Ferguson, with limited details on numbers and location.
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Riameway
Hart Johnson CP
Fonda, Johnstown
Gloversville
Gloversvile
Pome
Hilnon P
Ferguson
Shel
Army rushes Imjin River ferry to Kaesong
Army engineers in Korea race to establish a workable ferry across the Imjin River to Kaesong for the UN delegation ahead of the armistice talks. By 7:45 p.m. they had carried one Allied jeep and aim to move more vehicles across.
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Imjin
Kaesong
Korea
Imjin River
United Nations
Polio Strikes Five in Family One Dies in Chicago
Polio hit five children in a Chicago area family within a week, killing Margaret Mary McGurn, age 8, and leaving siblings Anne 5 seriously ill while George 7 Jane 4 and Mary 18 months endure light attacks. A physician disclosed the deaths and illnesses yesterday.
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Chicago
George W. McGurn
Margaret Mary
Anne
McGurn
George
Jane
Mary
Liberals Denounce Moscow Peace Appeal at Stockholm
Liberals from more than 20 nations branded the Moscow sponsored Stockholm appeal for peace as a deliberate war profiteering ploy. The World Liberal Union adopted the Uppsala based Uppsala appeal urging global resistance to totalitarianism and oppression. The resolution argues no government that rules by force or is at war with its own people can claim real peace, and that freedom of thought speech press movement and association are essential to deter aggression. Don Salvador Madariaga presided the congress opening last night and the gathering runs through tomorrow.
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Talpeh
Formosa
Chiang Kai-shek
Defense Ministry
Red Korea
China
USAN
Korea
Hong Kong
Ko Jta
South Korea
Clarence Ryeefather
Eaid
Kwangtung
Chorwon-ince
Stockholm
Sweden
World Liberal Union
Uppsala
Union
Don Salvador Madariaga
Beef cattle held off market weigh on herd building
The Agriculture Department said farmers are raising about 6 million more beef cattle this year but are holding them off the market to build larger herds. Slaughter is expected to dip below last year, with commercial cattle slaughter down in the first half and a shift to fattening stock. Prices may soften for some grades while overall meat production may rise. Hog, sheep, and lamb outlooks show mixed gains and drops tied to herd-building and feeding strategies.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Seattle
Congress
Jase
William
Mertzers
Fittsburgh
Merkzels
St. Joseph’s
Pennsylvania
Eagles Give 18146 To Cancer Fund At Rochester
Actress Mar Jeng Dietrich planned to present an 18146 check to the University of Rochester for cancer research on behalf of the Fraternal Order of Eagles. The donation was linked to the Damon Runyon Cancer Fund during the national Eagles convention.
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United States
James (. Stewart
Cincinnati
Warsaw bans U S information office seen as silly
In Washington US officials call Poland’s move to shut the US Information Service in Warsaw and bar information films and books a reaction tied to Moscow. The State Department notes the action follows Molotov's Warsaw visit and resembles earlier Soviet aligned crackdowns, with a Polish crackdown on dissent and a small basement library allowed at the Moscow embassy.
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Washington
Polan Wade
S. Information
Warsaw
Poland
United States
Mowi
New York
State Department
V. M. Molotov
Kolai Shvernik
Ashi
Truman
Moscow
Molcavs
U. S. Information Service
Ufungay
Czechoslovakia
Romania
Bulgaria
Reds
U. S
Jembrassy
Red
President comments on Shvernik letter at Bristol press conference
President Truman said the Soviet government faces no barriers to advancing its claims and warned that Western scrutiny of Soviet policies will continue. He pledged to respond if needed and stressed that world tension remains a factor in U.S. actions.
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Shvernik
Counoung
Delaware River
Jas
Truman
Bristol
Tayel
Russia
Philadelph
Aiken
Frederick
Weill
Trumin
Kitlin
Shou
Plane Taxies Three Miles Amid Senate Travel Tangles
A chaotic session as planes taxied three miles during travel delays and fog. Senator Douglas clash with President Truman's administration over safety and routing surfaces. Transport officials discuss new air routes while Cassidy and Drucker face scrutiny in Chicago hearings.
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Quaker Stread
Iugh- Walmington GP
Senate
Richard B. Cass
Sidy
Avak Beech
Minghis
Maas
Ois Hehtitryman
Douglas
de Plang
Presidiig
Senate Judiciary Committee
Lalresdy
Drucker
Cassidy
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