Black Maquis Threats Rise in Secret Paris Interview
A self described Black Maquis leader claims 25000 armed men aim to march on Paris to set up an anti Communist government. The Interior Ministry said it arrested movement leaders for plotting a military dictatorship. The interview was given on the Champs Elysees and refers to ongoing arrests including a government official’s son.
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Truman Signs Treasury Bill Amid Tax Collection Critique
President Truman signed a $12.402 billion Treasury bill in Washington criticizing the gross inadequacy of funds for tax collection. He urged administration of tax laws free from political influence and called on all political faiths to support the government through tax payments with adequate controls to deter dishonesty.
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Paul Gallico to Write Regular Columns for Herald Journal
The Herald Journal announces Paul Gallico, a humorist and expert in sports and film, will contribute three times weekly. He is described as refreshing as a summer breeze. Related features appear on pages 42 and 43, with Amusements and other sections listed accordingly.
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Miracle needed as Illinois towns evacuated by flood
Flooding along a 90 mile Mississippi River stretch forced evacuations from Dupe and East Carondelet in Illinois as the river reached a 103 year peak. Debris and levee breaks threatened Grand Tower and nearby communities while volunteers and troops manned sandbag defenses along railroad tracks and embankments.
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Plan for all Southeast Asia Union proposed by Siam and France
Plan Asia Union proposes an all Southeast Asia Union including Siam Cambodia and Viet Nam with Burma India Indonesia and Borneo to be invited later. Premier Luang Thamrong Nawasumat announced the sponsorship of the proposal today in Bangkok Plan emphasizes regional cooperation and wider invitation to neighboring states.
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English Bride Refuses Altar Then Reconsiders
Rosanna Pevers, a 24 year old English woman, left her London home to marry Chicago GI Peter Vasquez after meeting during the war. She said she felt homesick and answered no at the altar, but now she says she is ready and willing to marry him. Vasquez, 26, carried on with a reception while Pevers stayed at his home and later joined the celebration.
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Child Found Alive After Disappearance In National Park
Greta Mary Gale aged two and a half, missing since Sunday on a camping trip at Lass N National Park California, was found alive by Jim Gaither on a ridge about a mile from the cabin. A large search of forest service, sheriff from three counties, lumberjacks and vacationers involving about 150 people followed. Her grandfather, former U.S. Congressman John H. Tolan, 70, died Monday night from a heart attack likely triggered by the family’s shock.
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War of nerves as tenants face 15 percent rent hike risk
About 26 million tenants confront higher rents as 15 percent voluntary boosts loom after landlords sign a new extension by President Truman. Tenants may reject the rise under rent control which expires March 1, 1948. those who agree stay under the new level through 1948. The Joint Rent Action Committee warns a “war of nerves” will ensue to coerce tenant signings.
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Rain May Bring Relief
Occasional light showers this afternoon end tonight, easing heat for tonight and Wednesday. Highs ranged from 87 Monday to an expected 83 today and 75 Wednesday, with lows near 56. June temperatures ran slightly above normal, rainfall totaled 3.94 inches, most in early days. last 15 days brought only .24 inch.
Labor shortage worries Germany's postwar recovery
In Stuttgart Germany General Lucius D Clay told minister presidents in the U S occupation zone that a labor shortage is becoming a major problem in the rehabilitation of Germany's economy.
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Fare to Cleveland Proves Consistent at All Windows
An elderly traveler asks the ticket clerk for the fare to Cleveland and learns it is $2.65. She then tells the accompanying child they should buy here as all windows quote the same price, noting the uniformity across locations.
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Safe Fourth, Dewey Plea Albany 1949
Gov Thomas E Dewey urged a safe and sane Independence Day and warned cars pose a greater danger than gunpowder. He asked New Yorkers to prevent the Fourth from adding to the casualties that have marred homes in prior years.
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One Feared Dead Four Missing in Plane Crash Near Sibley
SHREVEPORT La One man was believed killed and four others were reported missing after a plane went down three miles south of Sibley Sheriff Oscar Haynes Odeyline near the crash site said one man was found in the wreckage but there was no trace of the four others believed aboard.
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Blast Kills 60 in Italy
Ansa reported 60 believed dead when ammunition exploded while being unloaded from the Italian ship Panigaglia at Porto Santo Stefano near Civita Vecchia northwest of Rome. The cargo came from a fortified island south of Sicily. victims were crewmen and civilian workers.
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One-Term Plan Proposed for New Jersey Governors
State Labor Commissioner Harry C. Harper and former Gov. Waller E. Edge propose a constitutional change limiting New Jersey governors to one term unless they skip three years before seeking re election. The plan aims to curb consecutive terms and encourage turnover in state leadership.
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Our 1GO's Slipping Intelligence Report Sparks Debate
Washington reports that the Population Reference Bureau bulletin finds US intelligence declining generation by generation. Using four measures LQ ratings education economic status and occupation the study suggests about one third of Americans are no better intellectually than dull or backward.
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Tri Power Session Today May Be Last
A deadlocked trio of foreign ministers from the Soviet Union Britain and France met in Paris for a fourth and possibly final session on Secretary of State Marshall’s European recovery plan. Molotov's proposal was rejected by Bevin and Bidault who favored continental planning without the Soviet Union. The session was abruptly called off as Premier Ramadier was absent and Britain signaled it would press on without Russia.
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Vacation Service Ad by Herald Journal and Herald American
The Herald Journal and the Herald American promote a vacation service for readers away this summer. Readers are urged to notify their newspaper carrier boy or dial 20211 to reach the Circulation Department and arrange delivery while they are on vacation.
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