UN asks extension of truce in Palestine amid negotiations
Count Folke Bernadotte proposed a four week truce extension if both sides agree with a basis for discussion. He urged demilitarization of Jerusalem and Malta facilities while noting Arab and Jewish rejection of the plan but continued mediation. Jerusalem truce violations and casualties were reported as Israel weighs expansion of conscription and control measures.
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Cairo
Folke Bernadotte
Palestine
Jerusalem
Malta
United Nations
Bernadotte
Rhodes
Tel Aviv
Israel Cabinet
Mutt
Haj Amin el Husseini
Egypt
America
Cook Admits Fatal Circus Beating
Four Springfield policemen traveled to Nashua New Hampshire to extradite Ringling Bros. cook Lawrence Marshall who allegedly confessed beating a circus roustabout to death in Springfield. Authorities said the suspect fled after the fight and extradition may be delayed by the holiday.
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Springfield
Mass
Nashua
XN. H
Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey
Lawrence Marshall
Man Fatally Shot In Gun Battle
In Chicago a metal plater identified as James Coglianese, 52, was shot and killed in his home during a gun battle with Officer Francis Sloan who was wounded in the jaw. Neighbor John Mara said Coglianese had threatened children during July 4 fireworks. Sloan fired six shots, leaving him not seriously hurt.
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Chicago
Francis Sloan
James Coglianese
Sloan
John Mara
Coglianese
Rebels Renew War Greece In Peloponnesus Clash
Guerrilla forces and government troops fight in the Peloponnesus, the southern Greek peninsula about 150 miles from the near Albanian border. The engagement was reported as under way today.
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Athens
Peloponnesus
Todays Features and Page Listings in Daily Edition
The page guide lists features across pages 39 31 26 18 12 27 29 16 17 22 14 24 25 with sections for Comics Ida Jean Kain Dr. Dean Crossword Mary Haworth Horoscope and regulars in Amusements Letters Bridge Ing Repler Classified Radio City Lite Social News Deaths Sports Festorials and Winchell. Page 23 shows Todays Ficsures.
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Ida Jean Kain
Dean
Mary Haworth
Ing. Repler
Winchell
Bolivar Missouri Named After Bolivar Tennessee
Bolivar Missouri derives its name from Bolivar Tennessee as the town prepares for a statue dedication of Simon Bolivar with participation by President Truman and Venezuela’s Gallegos. The Campbell family funded the town over a century ago after migrating from Tennessee.
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Bolivar
Simon Bolivar
Bolivar, Tenn
Missouri
Truman
President Gallegos
Venezuela
Campbell
Tenn
Tennessee
United States
New York
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Ohio
Mississippi
Lowe Isiana
Missouri Bolivar
Wardrobe Dilemmahalts Planes
An emergency landing caused a slight delay at Bedford Airport when Albert Edson the airport manager was to take off and was asked to check activity in a light plane parked near the instrument runway. The Fitchburg couple had been forced to land to change their baby's diaper.
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Bedford
Mass
Ins
Albert Edson
Fitchburg
South Boston preacher urges Dewey support by parishioners
Rev Louis W West of South Baptist Church declares he is a Republican and urges his flock to reveal their colors for Governor Thomas E Dewey. He shaves his upper lip as a pledge and challenges other Republicans to do the same until Dewey is elected President.
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Boston
INS
Dewey
Louis W. West
South Baptist Church
Thomas E. Dewey
United States
Landmark Grist Mill Burns on Cape Cod
Fire destroyed the old Grist Mill in Andwich Massachusetts an early national landmark. Firefighters prevented spread to the town hall and the nearby Congregational Church as the cause remains undetermined.
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Andwich
Mass
Cape Cod
Congregational
Storms Head For Syracuse Before Holiday Weather
A low pressure area north of Lake Superior will trigger scattered thunderstorms around Syracuse tomorrow while warmth continues. Today's record high reached 100 degrees in 1911 and yesterday peaked at 85 at 4 PM as forecasts push tomorrow's temperatures past 90.
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Syracuse
Lake Superior
Mercury
Upstate Democrats Telegram Drive for Presidential Choice
Upstate New York Democratic county chairmen were telegraphed by Max Stanton to name their presidential picks. Stanton planned a Philadelphia meeting to caucus with Rural County Chairmen, aiming to unite 24 rural counties as a bloc and oppose Truman. Anti Truman sentiment spread among upstate leaders amid patronage concerns and intra party splits.
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Laurence J. O'Toole
Upstate
New York
Max Stanton
Geneva
Slenton
Philadelphia
Stanton
New York State
Rural Association
Harry S. Truman
James Roosevelt
William F. O'Dwyer
New York City
Jacob M
Arvey
Cook County
Tual Association
Truman
Onondaga County
Yonkers
Charles J. Hogan
Onondaga
antPrumanforens
Washington
Paul E. Fitzpatrick
Fruman
Hogan
Berlin Troops Given Holiday for Independence Day
United States troops in Germany were given today off for Independence Day but airmen continued a major mission to route food into Berlin under Soviet blockade. Lewis W. Douglas, U S ambassador to London, planned a reception for Americans there.
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Prininn
Hogan
Moscow
Pravda
United States
Stateford
Richard P. Byrne
Adde
Warsaw
Adi E. Maroney
Press
Germany
Onondaga Women's
Communist Democratic Club
A. J
Mercia
London
Truman
Irving H. Lessen
Syracuse
Logan
Cohen
Berlin
Lewis W. Douglas
U. S
James C. Dunn
Rome
Ironworker Patrick Dugan Arrested After Car Theft Crash
Patrick Michael Dugan of 1218 South Slate Street, a 29 year old ironworker, faces five charges including petty larceny and leaving the scene after allegedly stealing a 1930 sedan from Joseph DeSantis and crashing into a second car at 5 Salina and Adams. Police pursued him after the 2 AM theft and arrest at Oneida Street and West Onondaga Street.
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Patrick Michael Dugan
S. Slate St
S. Salina St
Dugan
West St
Walte
Salina St
Ime
Joseph DeSantis
Salina
Adams Sis
Thomas Cuillivan
Rockwell Rd
Wiehael Krisak
John Mullran
Ironsor
Eisenhower Boom Gathers Pace in Democratic Draft Drives
Democratic push for Dwight D. Eisenhower gathers momentum as delegates instructed for convention ballots rise past 100. In New Jersey, Frank Hague shifts 36 votes away from Truman, saying the people want leadership while Truman remains silent amid the contest.
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Truman
Eisenhower
Supreme Court
William 0. Dovalas
Army
New Jersey
Frank Hague
Asbury Park
N. J
David J. Wilents
New
Frank Plague
Democratic
Millman
Edward J. Hart
Second Front
Ate Democratic
Frank Tl. Bgrers
Pamliene
Hague
Jersey
Cit
July Fourth Crash Wave Injures Twenty People
Fourteen were hurt in a series of accidents over the Fourth of July weekend including three plane crashes and five automobile crashes. One person was reported in critical condition.
Allied Flights Increase 400 Planes Daily Skirt Berlin Blockade
Allied air forces push nearly 400 planes into Berlin from western Germany in a fresh momentum against the Soviet blockade. Brig. Gen. Joseph Smith reports pilots and crews work long hours to maintain supply and lift, with British and American plans to boost tonnage to the western sectors. Several crashes are noted near Morhwesl arn Oneida County and at the Municipal Airport, injuring several bystanders and pilots.
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Berlin
Westeenern Germany
Joseph Smith
Acm
Cour
Ball
Winn, Jr
Bernhards
Boy 10 Kills Bear in Martinsburg Farm Incident
In West Virginia, 10 year old Alvin Rohrbaugh and his 8 year old son Grant Counts heard a disturbance in a pig pen. The father gave the rifle to Alvin, who shot and killed a bear. The incident occurred on the family farm as they prepared for chores.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Alvin Rohrbaugh
Grant
W.va
Wallin Rohrbangh
Earl
W Bear
Alvin
Tax policy quips from Washington dinner stir debate
Theodore B King of the Na anal Tax Association warned that efforts to lower taxes risk consequences. He cited a parable about a physician whose horse stopped abruptly, leading to a fatal outcome for the doctor and a blunt remark to continue.
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Theodore B. King
The
Naanal Tax Association
Washington
Phils Medico
Accident Toll Rises to 335 Over Weekend
The weekend death toll reached 335 with travel homeward still to come. Traffic fatalities stood at 195, nearing the 235 predicted by the National Safety Council for the three day period. Drownings totaled 109 and miscellaneous accidents caused 38 deaths. New York State reported eight traffic deaths since Friday evening.
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National Safety Counci
Trewarka
New York State
Joan Bennett’s Fourth Daughter Born by C Section
Hollywood actress Joan Bennett welcomed her fourth daughter via Caesarean section at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital. Shelley weighed six pounds four ounces, and joins older sisters Stephanie, 5, and two daughters from previous marriages, Diana Anderson, 20, and Melinda, 14. Walter Wanger, Bennett’s husband, and the couple’s other child Nils were present.
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Holeywood
Jon Bennet
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
Shelley
Enrth
Min
Bennett
Walter Wanger
Stephanie
Miss Bennett
Diana Anderson
John
Marion Fox
Melinda
Gene Markey
Showdown Slav Reds Prepare For Talks
Yugoslav Communists invite all parties to attend the fifth Congress in Belgrade on July 21, amid rising Western and Soviet pressure. Bulgaria questions Yugoslavia’s alignment as Tito faces standoff with Moscow and Cominform accuses him of nationalist, anti Russian policy. Belgrade denies charges.
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London
Marshal Etito
Moscow
Tanjug
Yugoslavia
Communist Party
Bellarade
Europe
Sofia
Otecestveni Front
Bulgaria
Tito
Russia
Cominform
Communist International Information Bureau
Yugoslav Communist Party
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