PRICE BILL Senators Press for Early Vote
Washington reports Republican Senators Taft of Ohio and Wherry of Nebraska push to reopen price land rent controls circumventing OPA with a revived bill. Senator George of Georgia supports leaving meat off the lists to block a rebound of the black market, arguing meat shortages loom if controls return.
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Washington
OPA
Taft
Ohio
Wherry
Nebraska
George
Georgia
Divorce Judge Plea On Nation's Serious Divorce Problem
Cleveland judge Julius Kovachy urged a sober view of rising divorces among ex servicemen with 3500 cases in six months and 2600 granted. He warned against reinforcement of unfaithfulness attitudes and urged forgiveness to curb widespread marital breakdown.
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Common Pleas
Julius Kovachy
Kovachy
Ubel
Got. Kovachy
No Cars Rain Perils Wheat In Kansas Planters Face Loss
Hays Kansas reports thousands of bushels of wheat daily dumped on the ground as rain delays and a car shortage disrupt shipments. With harvest around 50 to 60 percent complete, grain elevators full and outside storage costly, farmers fear losses of 2 to 3 percent if dry weather continues, rising to as much as 15 percent for shipments to eastern terminals.
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Fivinera
Touks
Kansas
Army bans public displays of affection in Munich streets
The Third Army forbade Americans to walk arm in arm with women on the streets of Munich. The soldier newspaper Stars and Stripes reported the order prohibiting public affection even between Americans.
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Third Army
Murnich
Soldier
Stars and Stripes
Weather summary for Syracuse area and Eastern New York
U S Weather Bureau forecast calls for increasing cloudiness and warm conditions today and tonight. Sunday remains cloudy and warm with occasional showers late in the day. Record highs and lows noted for today with humidity around 53 to 58 percent. coast areas may see drizzle and occasional rain.
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Syracuse
U.S. Weather Bureau
New York City
Philadelphianaan Co
New York
Gasoline Barge Explosion Hurts Four on Delaware River
A gasoline barge anchored at the Sun Oil Company dock in the Delaware River exploded burning at least four men. The barge belonged to the Graham Old Transport Company of Gladwynne, Pennsylvania. Company officials could not confirm any fatalities.
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Neast
Sun Ol Company
Delaware River
Graham Old Transport Company
Gladwynne
Meat Exemption Vote Shaped in Senate Clash Over OPA
In Hollywood a trade ad notes price controls will stay at OPA ceilings except imported caviar to rise 25 cents. Leader Barkley faces forced confrontations on the Banking Committee as Taft predicts Democrats may back Republicans to insert a meat exemption. Wherry weighs Senate readiness to resist all amendments while Barkley and Wagner defend terms amid Porter criticism. Concluded on page 2.
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OPA
Barkley
Banking Committee
Taft
Wherry
Senate
Paul Porter
Wagner
D-N.y
Heat and humidity rise with weekend warmth in Yuma
The forecast notes rising humidity over the next 24 hours making heat feel stronger. No major temperature change today or Sunday, but numbers climb into the high 80s and into the 90s by Sunday. Friday’s peak near 105 was logged in Yuma with occasional Sunday showers possible.
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Mercury
Yuma
Ariz
Wells links monarchy to Mosley payments in socialist attack
London reports a 79 year old H G Wells writes in Socialist Leader accusing Britain’s royal family of involvement in prewar payments by Mussolini to British fascists. The piece, described as the most serious since Edward VIII’s abdication, questions royal ties and urges exile of the House of Hanover if involved.
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Britain
H G. Wells
Oswald Mosley
United Kingdom
Royal Household
Benito Mussolini
House of Commons
Wells
Honse
Hanover
House of Savoy
Family of Aly
England
Sta Od
Edward Vill
Independent Labor Party
War Profits Probe Ties A J May To 481,?634 Deal
Senate investigators heard testimony linking Illinois munitions concern Erie Basin Metal Products to Cumberland Lumber with a 48,634 payment and a 3,156.47 check cashed by an A J May. The May referenced is Prestonburg Kentucky for Representative Andrew Jackson May. Testimony by Edward Schaeffer of the General Accounting Office traced the payment chain for war material not received by the Erie firm.
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Senate
Ollinois Munitions Combine
Andrew J. May
A. J. May
May
Prestonburg
Thias
Andrew Jackson May
Army Ordnance
Combine
Edward Schaeffer
Erie Basin Metal Products Co
Cumberland Lumber Co
Erle
Cumberland Company
Fatal Crase Gives Women Jeep Ride
Ex GI Richard Bites Nedrow 12th Air Force hero dies early today when a Jeep rolled on a steep Cardiff hill. Two women, Edna Bates Phelps 29 Lafayette and Veronica Naughton 27 Lafayette, were injured with scalp lacerations and possible rib fractures. Trooper J Gramler of Lafayette reported the accident shortly before 2:40 AM on page six.
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Merritt An
Nedrow
12Th Air Forcs
Cardiff
Edna Bates Phelps
Lafayette
Veronica Naughton
J. Gramler
The
Vatican Ready For Cabrini Rites
Vatican prepares for the canonization of Mother Frances Xavier Cabrini as bishops and church dignitaries gather in Rome. The ceremony, scheduled for 8 A.M. Rome time, will mark the United States first saint in the Catholic Church.
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Vaamuan Vax Uiver
United States
Francesca Xayle” Cabrini
Rome
Sy ‘Acouse
Soviet Commentator Attacks MacArthur Over Japan Reform
Soviet radio commentator Mikhail Markov criticizes General Douglas MacArthur and denounces Japan's new constitution as a major obstacle to developing genuine democracy. He calls the document a key factor hindering democratic progress in Japan.
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MacArthur London
Mikhail Markov
Douglas MacArthur
Tapan
Fatal Greek Clash Near Salonike Reported
A military unit near Kitkis east of Salonike was attacked by about 150 Communists resulting in seven soldiers killed and several wounded. The incident was confirmed today by Greek authorities citing a brutal clash as tensions rise in the region.
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Athens
Kitkis
Salonike
Big Four Stalls Peace Parley Plans In Paris
British and American opposition to a Russian demand for rules of procedure for a European peace conference blocked efforts of the Foreign Ministers' Council to convene the 21 nation meeting on July 29. Byrnes and Bevin argued the Soviet proposal would erode the conference’s authority.
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Foreign Ministers’ Council
James F. Byrnes
Ernest Bevin
Vyacheslav M
Rome mourns Trieste as talks continue
Rome observes an 11 A M mourning period of three minutes for Trieste as diplomats from the Big Four resume discussions on Trieste governance. A protest rally is planned for tonight. Molotov insists on vetoes while talks seek to invite 17 nations to a peace conference.
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Trieste
Rome
INS
Yugoslavia
Trumans Visit Gettysburg Pilgrimage Amid Simple Reception
President Truman and Mrs. Truman toured Gettysburg as casual visitors avoiding any elaborate ceremony. Reporters were asked to meet near Pickett's Charge to hear Mr. Truman, a former World War II naval officer and history enthusiast, discuss high points of the battle.
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Gettysburg
Pickett
Truma
Ath Deaths Nearing 300 After Holiday Weekend
By the Associated Press the holiday period saw violent deaths rise toward 300 with at least 269 people dying violently by early today. Traffic crashes and drowsy driving caused most fatalities as millions crowded beaches and highways. New York and Michigan led states with 23 deaths each.
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Associated Press
Auseg
National Safety Counciitt
New York
Michigan
Reynaud Cleared of War Defeat Charges in Paris
Former French Premier Paul Reynaud was absolved on charges tied to France's 1940 defeat and was allowed to take a seat in the Constituent Assembly. The ruling removes accusations of responsibility and marks a return to political activity for Reynaud in Paris.
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Reynaud
Paris
INS
Paul Reynaud
France
Constituent Assembly
Inside Batter Jones Faces Joan in Britain Column
Jesse Jones is described as a principal batter against Joan as Marquis Childs writes in today’s editorial page. The note appears among the paper’s Inside section with listings for Amusements and various columns and pages.
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Jesse Jones
Joan the Great Britain
Marquis Childs
Vacation notice for Herald Journal carrier
The notice asks readers to inform their Herald Journal carrier of departure date and return home date so the paper carrier can handle arrangements during the owner's absence. It emphasizes timely communication to ensure uninterrupted delivery.
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Iteasn
Herald- Journal
Antil
Vote Is Test For Stassen In Minnesota Primary
Harold E. Stassen seeks the Republican presidential nomination strength in Minnesota as the primary votes set a test. The state features a key Senate race with Henrik Shipstead and Gov. Edward J. Thye, both influential figures in their own right, shaping the contest's outcome.
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Minnearolis
Harold E. Stassen
Minnesota
Henrik Shipstead
Oince
Senate
Bulltdp Drong
Edward J.j.thye
Stassen
One Vet Due Today in San Francisco
The only American serviceman scheduled to reach the U S today en route home from overseas duty is Pfc Albert W Kiesel. Kiesel is due here on the Lawrence Phillips. He will go to the separation center at Fort Meade Md which serves Washington D C Virginia West Virginia and Maryland.
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Duy Francisco
U.S
Pfc
Albert W. Kiesel
Kiesel
Lawrence Phillips
Fort Made
Washington, D. C
Virginia
West Virginia
Maryland
Ex-Gl to Fight Wife's Deportation
A former soldier appealed to Federal Court to compel immigration authorities to release his wife and prevent her deportation to Japan. He married at sea during return from the Army of Occupation. The bride, born in Japan to a German father and Japanese mother, is Helene Emilie Wilson formerly Helene Emilie Wilson, with ties to Portland, Oregon via Joan A. Boulss.
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Joan A. Boulss
Portland
Ore
Bor
Helene Emilie Wilson
Soviet seizure of German assets eyed in Austria clash
In Vienna Soviet news agency Tass announced a surprise seizure of all former German owned property in East Austria including oil fields and refineries. General Mark W. Clark said he would send letters to Austria and Soviet authorities urging careful handling of assets, reaffirming American definitions of German property under Potsdam terms. The move targets Socony Vacuum holdings valued at about 25 million, a point Clark noted as not clearly included.
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Ins
Austria
U. 5
Mark W. Clark
Tass
Clark
Newen
Clark Saiz
U. S
Gene
Potsdam
Socony
Gen. Kurassow
Zisterdorf
Secony
Germany
United States
Goebbels Brother Jailed In Darmstadt Germany
Konrad Goebbels aged 52 brother of Joseph Goebbels is jailed in Darmstadt Germany and described as ill and disheveled. He once headed propaganda newspapers in Hesse and is now detained in a Nazi regime context. AP wirephoto provides the image.
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Ein
Konrad Goebbels
Joseph Goebbels
Darmstadt
Germany
Hesse
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