Nations Invite UN Group to Study Devastated Areas
UN group in New York announced invites to six countries for its field teams to study devastated areas and aid reconstruction. Included nations are Czechoslovakia Greece Netherlands Poland and Yugoslavia.
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Communists Ative for Political Control in Romania
U.S. officials say Russia with local Communist leaders seeks a desperate power grab in Eastern Europe as peace talks proceed. Meanwhile Truman signs measures on veterans' hiring limits and surplus vessels sales, with other domestic items noted.
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Unclear Detroit driver wakes at police station steps
Detroit police report a driver awoke Saturday morning to find his car pried up on the precinct steps. He says he fell asleep at the wheel and drove to work. He is unhurt aside from a cut on the head and received a reckless driving ticket as a memento of the misadventure. Tarzan survives blast in Cleveland. A Norwegian elkhound believed dead after East Ohio Gas Co. explosion returns home. A Geauga County farmer found the dog Friday and reunited him with Mrs. Nola Reese of Cleveland using the 1944 dog license.
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Chair Attack Death Alibi in Hotel Room Shooting
Donald R. Murray 41 testifies he killed Lt. Col. John M. Fletcher after Fletcher attacked him with a chair in a Morrison Hotel room on May 27. Murray says Fletcher threatened him and dodged chair blows before firing. Doris Murray 36 expected to testify as the trial resumes.
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Probe into five sleep death cases in Indiana
Police may exhume five elderly sleep death victims under Mrs. Lottie Lockman a 63 year old house keeper accused of attempting to poison her employer’s wife as one body has already been sent to Indiana University Medical Center for analysis and others including Walter Lockman Fred Giddings Frank Lockman and Hattie Calhoun may be examined if developments warrant
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Farm's 'Hot' For Freezer
William B. Henderson of the Air Conditioning and Refrigerating Machinery Association says dairy farmers will spend about 1 billion dollars on new farm and home equipment. An association survey finds a largely untouched farm market opened by extending electric service, boosting demand for rapid freeze and cold storage units.
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Dark haired mother gives birth in doctor’s office
A dark haired woman entered Dr R L Elenteidt’s office to see a physician and delivered a seven month baby girl weighing five pounds and fourteen ounces. The mother, Mrs Ford, left the baby at the office and said adoption possible. The baby was taken to Wayne General Hospital. The case goes to the Wayne County Welfare Department for handling.
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Woman Kills Self At Mate's Grave
Ruth Barber age 60 of Enssosth killed herself by toppling a tomb stone onto her body near her husband Homer Barber's grave. Coroner reports say she had been disconsolate since his death years ago. The incident occurred at a cemetery in Columbians County.
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Arabs and Jews face talks as British weigh Palestine role
Reports from Moscow quote Izvestia accusing Britain of manipulating the Palestine issue to gain Near East control. In the Mediterranean two British warships patrol for immigrants while British forces in the Holy Land may move from preparedness to offensive phase C. A weekend meeting between George Hall and Chaim Weizmann was not confirmed but considered to discuss representation at a proposed Arab Jewish British round table talks.
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Explosion scare fizzles in Jerusalem during evacuations
Nervousness rose in Jerusalem as a requisitioned hotel housing the governments public works land office was evacuated after a call warned of an impending explosion. No blast occurred and workers returned to desks. Similar scare at the British Overseas Airways office near the King David Hotel precede its July blast. Barbed wire barricades were erected around government buildings and a fortress mood formed from evacuating about three dozen private businesses. Public information officer Richard Stubbs denied censorship on Palestine press and radio, while news wires reported standard censorship to prevent incitement.
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Stalin Politely Denies Health Decline Amid Paris Confab
Paris dispatch reports Premier Stalin meeting health expectations and dismissing rumors of weakness or looming succession amid the Paris Conference. A diplomat who knows him well says Stalin appears in robust condition and is physically able, countering months of speculation.
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Truman advisers weigh accepting partition plan for Holy Land
Washington report says President Truman's team considered a British backed partition of the Holy Land. The plan would enlarge a Jewish zone and grant greater autonomy, with officials evaluating the final format Saturday.
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Truck Clippings and Charges on Gary Auto Crash
Gary Indiana reports a truck driver Glenn Fine, 19, faced charges including reckless driving and failure to display a clearance tag after his vehicle rolled through 12 parked cars on U S Highway 6 in South Gary. Damage to the cars was estimated at 82,000 dollars as lumber caused the crash. The article also notes discussions on displaced Jewish immigration and Truman partition plans with Dean Acheson preparing final recommendations.
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War Profits Report Advances In House Probes
Procurement officials said the committee will study untried sources and determine investigations. The Garsson munitions case remains marked closed until Rep. May recovers to testify. A War Department report on defective 4.2 inch mortar shells is due next week. one Garsson company held a large contract for mortar shells, but evidence does not show shells from that firm.
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Monsanto Sues Union for 250000 over Picketing Claim
Monsanto Chemical Company filed a damage suit Saturday seeking 250000 against the American Federation of Labor International Chemical Workers Union Local 12 of the union in Akron and about 100 union members for illegal picketing at the Monsanto plant.
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