Craved to Care for Baby Girl 14 Detains Kidnap Claim
Jed Janice Way, 34, confessed an urge to kidnap the seven month old baby of Mrs. Lee G. Dobson. Police say she told Genevieve Pfohl she did it out of a desire to care for a baby, though her father opposed it. The infant, Linda, is safe with Dobson. The event prompted police briefings and led to Dobson’s arrival at headquarters with friends.
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Cabinet Trade Report By Truman To Cover Coal
President Truman plans to send Congress within ten days a mid year economic outlook report focusing on the coal wage dispute and its possible impact on living costs. Cabinet members say prices may rise but emphasize the overall wage picture remains the key concern.
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Britain tightens atomic research security rules
London reports that the Ministry of Supply will designate three atomic experimentation centers as protected "provisional areas" under the Official Secrets Act. The move tightens access and security measures for sensitive research sites across Britain.
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Today's Features Industrialists look for inflationary spillover
Marquis Childs writes on editorial page about wage deals with John F. Lew and steel price climbs signaling broader inflationary pressure. Page 22 and 23 host multiple features including plans by industrialists, editorial analysis, and a Brady crossword.
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Rescue of Crew After Russian Vessel Aids Sinkiang Incident
U S Navy headquarters said a Russian ship rescued crewmen after their vessel ran aground on Niegoptin Rock between Hokkaido and Soviet Sakhalin. The ship had been in trouble since June 25, and the incident involved a Russian rescue effort.
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Senate tax veto fate debated by Lucas and Wherry
Senglor Lucas of Inois, Democratic whip, said the Senate can sustain President True man's second veto of the 4.09 billion income tax cut bill. Nebraska Republican Wherry expressed absolute certainty the House will override. McOllellan proposed allowing married couples to split income tax purposes, a privilege under several states.
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Skies Will Be Noisy Weather Forecast
The bulletin states a deep low over India na will bring showers and possible thunderstorms. Rain is expected today tonight and Saturday with continued warm conditions.
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Bachelor joke from classroom exchange in Chuckle column
In a lighthearted Chuckle item a teacher asks the class to define bachelor and a child answers that a bachelor is a very happy man. The quip unfolds with the student claiming his father told him the joke, capturing a playful classroom moment.
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Taft outlines GOP windup plan for remaining weeks
Senator Taft announced a hard driving program for the final weeks of Congress. He said Republicans will push housing and health bills, speed action on President Truman's housing agency reorganization, and schedule Saturday sessions to wrap up by late July. He noted measures may be added from committee and could pass without long debate.
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Turkish Premier Accuses Opposition of Revolt Plot
In Istanbul Premier Recep Peter denounced the opposition Demokrat Party for attempting a coup to seize the government. The statement, issued through Ulus, highlights the internal rift fueling reports of a possible cabinet collapse.
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1948 Meat Output May Dip If Corn Crop Falls Short
Agriculture Department forecasts a sharp drop in the 1948 corn crop due to a record poor planting season. A 2.61 billion bushel crop could push meat, dairy, and poultry prices higher if demand remains strong. Officials say a 2.85 billion bushel harvest is needed to keep meat production near 15 pounds per consumer, with up to a 10 percent possible reduction if supplies shrink. If weather cooperates and frost avoids harm, output could stay steady.
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Senate panel weighs extending consumer credit controls
The Senate Banking Committee approves a plan to extend federal consumer credit controls beyond a 2 month window and restricts the Federal Reserve Board from setting longer terms. The measure also limits down payments and delays in credit costs while a House panel debates repealing similar powers. FBI probes for atomic photograph prints stolen from Los Alamos, with congressional members noting negatives were developed and suspects may remain at large.
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Fiancee's Dad Bails Out Groom-to-Be in Robbery Case
Walter C. Os, 24, of 1827 Burnet Ave, posted by his prospective father-in-law, faces a first degree robbery charge in Police Court. Otis pleaded not guilty and is held on $2,500 bond with Aug. 8 hearings set. attorney Shanahan arranged contact with Peter Krupka who posted the bond.
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Shipyard Leveled in Budapest Fire Hits Ganz Campa
A fierce blaze destroyed the Ganz Campa shipyard in Budapest, one of Hungary’s leading shipbuilding firms. Damage is estimated at millions of dinars, with the fire described as extensive and rapidly spreading through the yard facilities.
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East and West Rift Widens Over Aid
Britain and France call for broader aid over the East and West Rift as tensions widen. Officials say humanitarian support must reach affected areas, with discussions focusing on access and delivery channels.
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Pineapple Strike Opens as 32 000 Pineapple Workers Set
In Honolulu the longshoremen in the Warehousemen'sUnion plan to begin negotiations Saturday. The strike action involves 32,000 pineapple workers at midnight, linked to wage disputes and political alignments with or against the Soviet bloc. Fourteen nations joined invitations, with Finland the sole nation not officially commenting.
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Guerrillas Battle in Greek Highlands Near Albania
Guerrillas fighting in 6,000 foot peaks of Mt Grammos near the Albanian border resisted as Greek forces pressed westward. War Minister George Stratos said rebels aim to establish a Communist state as international aid and equipment move toward Greece.
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Why Crime Doesn't Pay Feature in Sunday's Herald American
A summary of the Sunday Herald American feature on how the Syracuse Police Department crime laboratory works, including the science used to solve crimes. It notes Dr. Fred Kaffer on juvenile delinquency and highlights a photo spread from Brewerton.
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