Tension Up Despite Pact O.K. Across Europe
Soviet leaders in Berlin criticize Western Allied plans as Russia ratifies five peace treaties. Moscow denounces U S Britain over postwar industry in Germany while warnings rise in Turkey Iran and Bulgaria. Treaties set reparations and expansion of Soviet influence with Trieste declaration amid Allied control changes.
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Justice Department eyed price fixing prosecutions
David Lawrence argues in an editorial column that price fixing is hindered by labor costs, noting New Deal exemptions for unions from anti trust laws. The piece appears on the editorial page with related features listed for today.
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65 000 Legionnaires Parade Through Gotham on Fifth Avenue
American Legionnaires parade up Fifth Avenue in New York during the Legion's 29th annual convention. More than 65 000 veterans march for about 12 hours as 2 000 000 spectators view from sidewalks windows and rooftops. Bands ticker tape and paper cascade as girl drum majors lead posts through the city.
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UN May Get Korea Issue
Washington reports the United States will refer the Korea independence dispute to the United Nations if four power talks fail. A final attempt by the U S Britain China and Russia is planned for September 8 to decide whether the issue goes to the UN General Assembly. If Russia rejects or cannot yield, further unification talks are deemed useless and the matter moves to the UN.
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Chinese Troops Land Again On Shantung Coast
Reports from Tsingtao say Nationalist forces landed 50 miles northeast of Tsingtao in a second assault within a week on the Shantung coast. A joint air sea and land attack to clear Communists from the peninsula appeared imminent as Chinese naval units patrolled the coastline.
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Boy Found After 18 Hours Missing In Dense Wood
Two year old Buddy Mathews was found alive and unharmed in Weston Connecticut after being sought for 18 hours when he disappeared into a dense wood.
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Buddy Mathews
Truman nominates key defense posts figures in unified system
President Truman will nominate men for top roles in America's defense setup. Sours is slated to be executive secretary of the National Security Council. Hill to chair the National Security Resources Board. Rear Adm Hillenkoetter to serve as intelligence director. Hargrave to be munitions chairman. AP-Wire photos.
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Inter American Conference Sees U S Victory Over Argentina
The Inter American Conference concluded with a dramatic clash between the United States and Argentina. Senator Arthur Vandenberg led a U S victory as Argentina failed to seal a broader alignment with other states. The muted outcome highlighted tensions in regional diplomacy.
New Yorker Nabbed In Bomb Photo Theft
Arnold Frederick Kivi, 27, ex soldier, arraigned on charges of taking highly confidential photographs from Los Alamos. FBI said 37 photographs and 10 negatives found in his Brooklyn home. He had initially denied but later admitted removing classified pictures from the Los Alamos project.
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President Truman to Visit Brazil and Address Defense Conference
President Truman will fly Sunday on a trip to Brazil where he will address the final session of the Sanden legislature at 3 PM Syracuse time. His other major speech is to be delivered to delegates at a defense conference on Tuesday at 9 30 AM. Argentina backed down in a treaty dispute, withdrawing an amendment limiting defense within the hemisphere in exchange for support from other nations. Vandenberg denounced the proposal, and the 12 hour row ended with hugs and a kiss.
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McCarran Resting Well After Internal Hemorrhage
Reno Nevada reports that 71 year old Senator Pat McCarran Democrat of Nevada is resting well following an internal hemorrhage. He arrived from Tonopah Saturday and has received two blood transfusions in three days. His physician Dr Stadtherr says the senator is very anemic and weak but showing slight improvement.
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UN Security Council Adjourns Over Egypt Troop Withdrawals
The Security Council adjourned until September 9 after failing to reach immediate agreement on Egypt’s demand for British troop withdrawal. Gromyko outlined a September compromise proposing resumed talks between Britain and Egypt to evacuate troops from the Nile. Herschel V. Johnson supported the Chinese proposal and backed all motions to settle the dispute.
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Rain Makers Seek Rain Amid Dry Ice Shortage Across U S
Rainmakers across drought zones attempted cloud seeding using dry ice but dry ice supplies were scarce. A Richmond Virginia effort dumped 50 pounds of dry ice into a cloud to cool streets. In Texas Oklahoma Arizona New Mexico Missouri Louisiana Iowa Illinois some trials succeeded while Nebraska saw three failures.
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Weather clears for Labor Day holiday pictures
The Weather Bureau forecasts sunny skies and near normal temperatures nationwide through Labor Day weekend. In Syracuse Sunday will be warm and Monday fair. A low pressure system near Lake Superior tracks southeast, likely staying north of Syracuse. about half an inch of rain fell starting around 2 AM, with rain across New York and Northern Pennsylvania, Lake Ontario and southern Michigan while the South and West enjoy fair weather.
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Food Bill Sets Record in 56 City Families
The family food bill in 56 large cities rose 1.4 percent from mid June to mid July, marking a new peak for the second straight month. The Bureau of Labor Statistics reported the July retail food price index at 193.1 percent of the 1935-39 average, 16 percent above a year ago and 106 percent above the August 1939 index. Higher prices for eggs dairy products and meats drove the increase to July 15.
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Iran Premier Reelected After Parliament Victory
Ahmed Qavam was reelected prime minister by Iran's Majlis with 78 of 116 votes. He had resigned Wednesday as required by law after a new parliament was elected.
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Ahmed Qavam
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Brush Fire Blazes 300 Acres in Baldwin Hills
A Friday brush fire in the Baldwin Hills covered over 300 acres and damaged the skywriters artistry. Fire equipment stood by but no homes were threatened while heavy smoke drifted over downtown Los Angeles and blocked advertising airmen efforts.
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Baldwin Hills
Yanks Back From Russia Arrive in Helsinki
Two American students and a British artist missing since August 3 have arrived in Helsinki. The trio are Ann Blumenfeld 22 of San Rafael California Robert Storch 25 of Newark New Jersey and Gordon Thomas McGill Lawson 32 of Britain.
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Porkkala
Ann Blumenfeld
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Calif
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Newark, N. J
Gordon Thomas McGill Lawson
Britain
Suspect Arson Reported in Royal Fire at Sunninghill Park
London authorities investigated a spectacular blaze at Princess Elizabeth's bridal home in Sunninghill Park. Fire crews battled for hours, pumping water from Mirror Lake to control the inferno, with investigators considering political incendiary motives.
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Sunninghill Park
Mirror Lake
For Sale Block Front in Monmouth Beach Notice
A humorous classified style notice from Monmouth Beach New Jersey states this block front is for sale and that any reasonable offer will be rejected. The item appears in Everybody's Digest with tongue in cheek tone.
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N.J
Bendix Trophy Race Opens With Tank Leak Delays
William P. Odom withdraws at takeoff due to a leaking gas tank in the Bendix Trophy race at Van Nuys California. The Mantz MeCarthy showdown falters as Rubel loses a auxiliary tank but pilots head east with remaining fuel aiming for Cleveland.
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Paul Mantz
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Palestine Police Head Wounded in Ambush Near Jaffa
Arab garbed gunmen ambushed Lydda District police superintendent J M Flanagan near Jaffa at midnight. Flanagan was wounded in the shoulder and his wife, riding in the car, was shot in the head and described as in critical condition.
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