Postmaster General cites Congress over deficit in Post Office
Fragmented quotes show Postmaster General Jesse H. Donaldson blaming Congress for turning the Post Office into a deficit target. He warns the department cannot fix the loss while Congress uses it as a scapegoat, at a press briefing in San Francisco amid broader political criticism.
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Jesse H. Donaldson
Say
Congress
Shoul
Pilner
Jusial Folie
Post’ Office
Post Office
Fragmented OCR Text Reflects Global Events and Names
The readable fragments reference Paris Italy talks, Greek and French naval topics, a French Line ship delay, and a Massachusetts horse trainer. Names such as Theodore Day and various places appear amid garbled lines about diplomacy, maritime affairs, and racing, with no coherent single event.
Stevenson Campaign Plans Broad Midwest Speech Tour
The Democratic presidential nominee prepares for a labor focused campaign with a slate of speeches across New York Michigan and other states. He will address labor and public issues in Detroit Grand Rapids Flint Pontiac Hamtramck and Cadillac Square as part of a broader slate including stops in the Pacific Northwest California and the Southwest.
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Detroit
Grand Rapids
Flint
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Fragmentary Dispatch on Papal Message at Catholic Convention
In Berlin under drizzle, a special message from the Pope decries materialism and calls faithful Catholics to unity. The address condemns materialism and insists it must not claim victory, stressing devotion and perseverance among adherents. The fragment hints at a broader convention dispute and the pope's admonition to remain steadfast.
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Cathol Rom
Germany
Berlin
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Nema
Synthetic antimalarial drug hailed as first successful
A report credits the Surgeon General of the United States Army and the U S Public Health Service with a 2 modification of pamaquine, creating what is described as the first successful synthetic antimalarial drug. The notice underscores a significant medical advancement attributed to federal health researchers.
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Us Army
Us S. Public Health
Accused Fraudster Paul Wheeler in Jail in San Francisco
The report states Paul Wheeler, dishonorably discharged from the Army, jailed in San Francisco. He is accused of cheating families, taking hundreds of dollars, with claims of funds sourced from eastern and midwestern residents. AP wirephoto accompanies the story.
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Sioryh Zhaty
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AP. Wirephoto
New York Firemen’s Association Ends Convention Parade
The annual convention of the Firemen's Association of the State of New York concluded with a gala parade and volunteer demonstrations of firefighting. Bay Shore hosted the event and reported injuries among participants, with many onlookers spurred by the display.
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Firemen’s Association of the State
New-York
Voluna
Yi Bay
Nelowski
Ambiguous military notes from early 1948 referenced
Fragmentary OCR text mentions army, Kansas city, corps, Germany, and a field action with unclear names and dates. The readable elements suggest a late 1940s military context but lack concrete facts to identify person, place, or event.
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Hkansas
Yraos UP
Bonn parliament weighs Western defense rearmament plan
A report notes the Bonn government debating approval of German rearmament as Western allies consider backing. The discussion centers on adding to about 1300 Allied air force planes if the plan passes and rearmament proceeds.
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Bonn
Dulles Harriman clash over Dean Acheson policy debate
Conference remarks in New York show John Foster Dulles accusing Democrats of lacking courage to defend Dean Acheson while Averell Harriman defends the late secretary and notes party support for his tenure. The exchange centers on who might be chosen as secretary of state after the November election.
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Unpaid Memorial Day Protest Touches Lewis Mine Unit
A local United Mine Workers unit demands official salaries be paid during the Memorial Day holiday while health and welfare funds receive funding. They note unemployment compensation is blocked by leaders and urge continued union dues despite the holiday.
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Amen Unitéds Mine’ ‘Workers Union
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Thorpe Withdraws from Congressional Run amid Loyalty Probes
Retired general says he left the race for Congress after federal agents questioned people about loyalty. Ray Thorpe, former counter intelligence chief in the Southwest Pacific, withdrew as a Republican candidate for the House as the Army adjutant general confirmed an inquiry into loyalty concerns. An Army spokesman declined further comment.
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Albany Times-Union publisher Archibald dies in Albany
Mrs May Archibald mother of Fred L Archibald publisher of the Albany Times Union died in Albany Hospital after a brief illness. A native of Chicago she came here from Los Angeles and the funeral is planned for early next week at the Little Church of the Flowers Forest Lawn Glendale. Burial will be in Forest Lawn Memorial Park.
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Fred L Archibald
Albany ‘Times-Union
Archibald
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Glenale
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University of Alabama Study Notice on Campus Bulletin Board
An Alabama campus bulletin board carried a student notice titled study, reflecting weariness of the Mes leek elates and summer stints. The fragmentary text mentions university summer students and a general campus notice practice.
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