Reparations talk set for July 29 in Paris peace conference
Foreign ministers, after clearing the way for a wide Allied peace gathering, announced a July 29 date for a full European peace conference in Paris. Secretary Byrnes pushed for a formal end to the war with Italy and other Axis partners, while the ministers trimmed opposition to an early session.
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Joseph W Ghigg Passs
Paris
James F Byrnes
Ialy
Romania
Hungary
Bulgaria
Finland
Hopeful Palastine Conflict Seen Not Beyond Remedy
Dr Isane Herzog chief rabbi of Palustine met for an hour with Prime Minister Attlee today. He told reporters the Palestine situation, though critical, is not beyond remedy.
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Sane Bon
Isane Herzog
Palustine
Attlee
Palestine
Weather forecast for Syracuse area with variable clouds
Weather Bureau forecast notes fair conditions with moderate today and tonight. Saturday brings increased cloudiness and warmer by afternoon. Record high temperatures noted in 1911 and 19 percent humidity readings late in the day.
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Slhacuse
Weather Bureau
BC Forest
Sunine
Save Children In Car Fire In Oxfordta
Three small children ages two three and four were pulled from a locked burning automobile in a parking lot late Wednesday night. George Merwin Jr crippled with polio Button and Matian were saved by John Hamel. Their mother Mrs Virginia Merfin said she and owner Charles Suciff left the children in the car while they went to a restaurant.
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George Merwin
John Hamel
Virginia Merfin
Stamford
Delaware County
Charles Suciff
Harpersfeld
Har
Albany Firehouse Blaze Overcomes Four Firemen
A three alarm fire at the Moore Brothers Company Dany Supply building near Albany's business district trapped four firefighters on the upper floor of a two story brick structure. Fire Chief Michael Pleming said the blaze is now under control.
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Albany
Moore Brothers
Dany Supply
Michael Pleming
Bikini 70 Foot Wave Expected Aboard Undersea Test
Vice Admiral Blandy disclosed July 25 as the tentative date for Bikini II detonation to create a tidal wave under the lagoon. A full dress rehearsal was set for July 19. He said the sub surface blast would yield a wave near 70 feet and produce a radioactive cloud and spray likely delaying ship inspections, with later refinements showing the device close to Nagasaki potency.
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MT. Mckinley
Vics Adm
H P Blandy
Bikini
Bikini Island
Blandy
Holiday Toll Reported as Violent Deaths Rise
The Associated Press notes the Fourth of July holiday toll climbed to 162, with violent deaths totaling 112 by Friday. Since 6 PM July, 73 traffic deaths, 46 from fires, and 43 from other causes were recorded as fireworks incidents added casualties. New York alone logged 12 fatalities.
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Associated Press
New York
Portland Flophouse Death And Rising Rates
A Portland waterfront flophouse row saw a death and ongoing distress as inmates moaned and even tore at hair. Bed rates rose from 25 to 35 cents to 35 to 40 cents per night, reflecting harsher conditions.
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Portland
Ore
Opa
Pogrom in Kielce Poland Leaves Dozens Dead and Wounded
Reporting from Warsaw describes Kielce riots sparked by rumors against Jews. Government forces used armored cars and military units to restore order as 34 people were killed and 42 wounded, most victims Jewish. About 62 suspects were rounded up and trials promised for those responsible.
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Warsaw
Kielce
Poland
Kieces
Ihe
Meitia Reinfo Cements
Mons Aut
Securty
War Contracts Probe Highlights May Introduction to Grisson
Former Army Ordnance Chief LH Campbell testified before the Senate War Investigating Committee that Representative May introduced him by telephone to Henry Grisson, described as the brains behind a munitions ring under probe. Campbell said Grisson later visited his office and he provided an introduction note, as hearings continued into war profiteering by 19 closely ranked firms.
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Washington
LH Campbell
Amy Ordnance
May
Eviction dispute taps Texas senator's son
Dallas report says Army private Wesley Brient 32 received an eviction notice from Mike O Daniel, son of US Senator W Lee O Daniel. American Veterans Committee at Southern Methodist University planned a two hour picket in front of the 16 unit apartment building yesterday amid rent control debate. Brient, back from 40 months in the Pacific, said he would contest the eviction despite O Daniels' veteran status.
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Dallas
Texans
W Lee
Pappy” O'Daniel
Wesley Brient
American Veterans Committee
Southern Methodist University
Mike O Damel
Brent
Young O'Damel
Brient
Pacific
Odaniel
J Mor
Lexus
Senate
Buen
Colun
Probe Fires In Granaries Across Indiana and Texas
Authorities investigated the second grain elevator fire in Indiana in two days after a Carthage blaze. The series follows a Santa Fe Railroad security alert in wheat states including Indiana, Texas, Kansas, and Colorado. In Quanah Texas a grain elevator burned last Wednesday destroying 21 378 bushels. In Amarillo three fires have raised concern among grain men in recent weeks.
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Indianapolis
Avs
Indiana
Carthage
Senta Fe
Indieang
Lexas
Colorado
Kansas
Texas
Quanah
Amarillo
Nora Carpenter returns with quadruplets in New York
Nora Carpenter, an unmarried British maid, arrived in New York with quadruplets Madeline, Maureen, Michael, and an infant, planning to marry Will Thompson. Thompson, a Pittsburgh printer, met Carpenter in England while in the Army, and the couple aimed to wed within a week after delays caused by his estranged wife. The children and mother faced reporters as they left the airport, with Carpenter tense yet hopeful about a reunion and future marriage.
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NFW
York
Nora Capenter
America
Lamarey
Ty Shy Willam
Red
Pittsburgh
Mrs Carpenter
England
Thompson
Miss Carpenter
Man Dies in Wagon Wreck Near Seneca Turnpike
An unidentified 40-year-old man, Frank Morton of 1530 Seneca Turnpike, died within an hour at Onondaga General Hospital after his wagon went over a steep embankment on Seneca Turnpike around 11:30 AM. Patrolman Claude Darling reported there were no witnesses and Morton was semiconscious at the scene with internal injuries, a fractured skull, and scalp lacerations. Neighbors who called an ambulance found him at the bottom of the embankment.
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Onondaga General Hospital
Frank Morton
Claude Darling
Inside July marks hurricane season in Molony column
Editorial notes July as the start of hurricane season with Charles Molony reflecting on Rosa Lives and Property from seaborne storms. The page lists sections such as Amusements 25 Gardens Classified 1921 Hawath City Lite 13 Inq Reptter 21 Comes 2223 Kam Eg Crossyord 24 Radio 38 Deaths 10 and other items including Letters 14 Financial 18 and Todays Pictures page 12.
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Charles Molony
Kam Eg Crossyord
Brady
Wiebe
Vacation date and home care offered by Herald Journal corner
A reader asks for the Herald Journal corner to provide the departure date from the city and the time to begin home care. The notice promises that the paper will arrange or coordinate remaining details.
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Herald- Journal
Pro Soviet Soldier Killed After Gunfight With U S MPs
In Vienna a clash between a Soviet soldier and U S military police escalated into a fatal shootout. The Soviet fired first, missing Paul Sullivan of Elmira, and was killed by a volley from eight returning bullets. Clark protested that the incident violated an occupation agreement.
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Vienna
Mark Clack “Amercan
Austia
U.S Army
Pfe Paul Sullivan
Elmna XII
Senate Heads for Debate on Price Plan
Washington AP reports OPA Administrator Paul Porter urged Congress to revise the extender bill to align with President Truman’s recommendations. He criticized the Senate Banking Committee version, calling it insufficient and containing undesired features as the Senate moved toward debate on the substitute measure.
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Washington
Paul Porter
Congress
Truman
Senate Banking Committee
Taft
Ohio
Porter
Hog market slows as hog receipts weigh on Chicago prices
The Chicago hog market opened slowly under the weight of 50 600 hog receipts, with prices down a heavy amount from Wednesday. Dealers expected a larger rush but only a modest surge appeared, while a nationwide strike of packinghouse workers drew readers to the dispatches and tied into price control debates. Porter spoke on a vetoed OPA bill and the Barkley amendment may shape but not fully approve the measure.
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Porter
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Barkley
Taft
Wherry
Congress
Secretary of Agriculture
Senate
House
Patrolman Shoots Self in Slaying Probe
New York police say Patrolman Muano Abello 35 is under homicide charge in the strangulation death of Katherine M Muller 42 found on a mid town sidewalk. Authorities remain unsure of a direct link and clarify no evidence of acquaintance between suspect and victim as investigations continue.
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Heath
Manhattan
Muano Abello
Katherine M. Muller
Warren
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