Albania Yugoslavia sever ties amid diplomatic clash
London AP reports Albania ended cultural and trade links with Yugoslavia and ordered Yugoslav missions and experts to leave. Belgrade’s foreign office issued a stiff protest, warning of consequences, as Tito’s regime denounced Albanian actions supporting Cominform attacks. Yugoslavia demanded resumed exports and rail work and a Belgrade delegation to discuss economic cooperation.
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Truman May Not Run Top Dems Eye Douglas for President
Editorial page preview notes a David Lawrence column arguing President Truman should skip another bid and that Supreme Court Associate Justice William O Douglas would be a logical Democratic Convention choice as the true New Deal philosophy representative. Other features listed include comics, horoscopes, and various sections across pages 14 to 18 with pages 16 and 6 noted for pictures and social news.
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Eisenhower Draft Drive Gathers Steam in Democratic Ranks
Eisenhower faces pressure from anti-Truman Democrats to declare availability for the Democratic presidential nomination. A draft-Eisenhower caucus is planned for July 10 in Philadelphia to urge unpledged delegations. Georgia and Virginia Democrats join the push as other leaders weigh strategy ahead of the convention. Senator Sparkman is noted in Washington as the story continues on page 2.
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Dog sits at wheel as Idaho youngsters steal truck
Two Idaho Falls youths admitted taking a truck for a joy ride. Police halted the vehicle after bystanders reported weaving on the highway. A dog remained alone in the cab with its paws on the wheel as the youths fled.
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Swedish Ship Dagmar Salen Burns Off Coast Rescue Underway
New York dispatch reports the 5,000 ton Swedish steamship Dagmar Salen ablaze about 30 miles south of Cape May New Jersey and 10 miles east of Delaware with part of its crew rescued aboard the German steamer Perla and Coast Guard cutter PBY aircraft assisting. One crewman John Weller was burned and flown to a Baltimore hospital for treatment.
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Muggy spell moves in with warm weekend weather
The forecast calls for a muggy, warm weekend with scattered showers or thunderstorms tomorrow and Monday afternoon. Highs reach 87 tomorrow and 85 to 90 on Monday as humidity rises. A mild start tonight with a low around 53. The warm spell shifts eastward and ends early tomorrow.
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Village Comedy Sparks Confusion in Grand Rapids Playhouse
Raymond Douglas of the American Bankers Association described a village scene where a man wandering a New England village encounters a playhouse. Laughter erupts as the man discovers the troupe performing a matinee of King Lear, mistakenly mixing merriment with tragedy.
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New England
Our Village Playhouse Company
Results Of Parley In Doubt Amid Berlin Blockade
Western powers met 20 minutes with the Russian militia governor in Potsdam seeking an end to the Berlin blockade. No comment followed, but indications pointed to a possible three power plan to pressure Moscow. Marshall said the strategy would be released in due course as talks spanned London and Washington.
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Police Hold Gin Attacks AUVISA Okta
Police investigate a fatal clubbing case involving a divorcing couple and five teen girls. Six persons were held for questioning including a 25 year old man. Victims Mrs Cole 48 her daughter 14 and Levon Gabbard 14 remain in critical condition. Police Chief J W Holmesworth named the arrest as highly promising while officers questioned others.
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Captive mine strike looms as Tuesday deadline nears
Washington officials fear an inevitable strike in captive mines at the nation’s giant steel firms. The National Labor Relations Board faces a tough case against United Mine Workers leader Lewis and his union’s demand for a no-strike contract and a union shop without a board election. Government lawyers study new draft law power to seize mines if a strike occurs while experts warn of grave economic impact on steel output and foreign commitments. Ten large steel companies accuse Lewis of pressuring them into a union shop outside Taft Hartley framework.
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Buffalo Buyers Trek to Canada For Meat Bargains
Buffalo residents crossed into Fort Erie Ontario to shop Canadian meat stalls. Beef cuts sold below US prices with rump roasts at 65 cents per pound, cuck roasts 73 cents, porterhouse 80 cents, loin 78 cents, and rib at 68 cents. Dealers credit Canada’s live beef export ban for the cheaper stockyard prices.
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Typhoon Sighted Near Luzon Formosa Seaway
The Weather Bureau located a typhoon about 570 miles north of San Bernardino Straits between Luzon and Samar, moving northwest at 13 miles per hour toward Balintang Channel between Luzon and Formosa. Newport, R. I. reports a social note about Catherine Raton, daughter of a U.S. envoy, seeking a suntan at Bailey's Beach and a contention with her mother over a high price.
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Savings forced on Truman and the 1948 budget surplus
The author of this year’s tax cut bill says the 1948 budget surplus justifies a $4.5 billion slash and points to a near equal cut in 1950. Knutson asserts Republican restraint has reduced deficit spending, cut income taxes, and lowered the public debt while predicting further relief for taxpayers if Republicans hold power. He criticizes Treasury income estimates and notes a large surplus despite a $3 billion foreign spending reserve.
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Delayed Takeoff for British Vampire Jets in Atlantic Crossing
In SPO Bay Scotland strong head winds postponed six Royal Air Force Vampire jet planes planned to cross the Atlantic. A London weather reconnaissance official said further flights would be decided later by the National Labor Relations Board. An investigation was started by the board into the matter for Montreal with the path including Iceland, Greenland and Labrador.
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Holiday Death Toll Normal For Three Day Weekend
The National Safety Council issued the first holiday mortality survey for Independence Day. It reports 19 deaths since yesterday evening across traffic mishaps drownings and miscellaneous accidents. Estimates project 25 more fatalities over the three day period. about 30 million cars were expected on the roads.
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