Newsmen View Utopia Conference Comes to Them
Washington reports describe an unprecedented press conference that came to reporters in a lounge setting. The scene included National Press Clan members, Oswald the waiter, and a mix of anxious and lively commentary as Patton and Truman figures entered the event.
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Utopia
Washington
Oswald
National Press Clan
Niobe
Floner
Dames
Prtton
National Farmers Union
Truman
Scowie
Patton
Bandit Robs Sick Man At Home In Bed
Kennedy's Grill proprietor 57 year old George Kennedy of 647 Highland Street was robbed in his bed early today after an intruder entered when the doors were unlocked. The thief demanded cash and fled with an amount about $20 to $30 while Kennedy shouted for help and questioned the intruder. Police seek a man named Andy. (Concluded on Page 10.)
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Onis
Poice
Andy
Hills
Doe Geph Kennedy
Qt Hierav
Kennedy's Grill
Highland St
Kennedy
Patrotman
Aimar
Ty Rehamton
Weather forecast for Eastern and Central New York
A warm humid day with increasing clouds and scattered afternoon storms. Saturday brings more showers and thunderstorms, then cooler air, with highs around 88 Thursday and a low 56. Warm start this week, with above normal temperatures through Wednesday.
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New York
Bull found after trek up 60-foot Kyme Castle tower
In Sleaford England residents hunted for two days through fields and woods for a missing three quarter ton bull. The animal reached the top of a 60 foot Kyme Castle tower after climbing a narrow stairway and could not turn around to descend. After attempts to back him up failed, farmers used a nose tap persuader and the bull eventually backed down the stairs.
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Sleaford
England
Kyme Castle
Weather shift brings warm spell then unsettled weekend
A tropical air mass from Oklahoma raises Syracuse temperatures toward the 90s this week. A second low from Lake Michigan moves in with gusty northeast winds and scattered thundershowers late today and Saturday. A cold front follows, cooling yet gradual Sunday.
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Syracuse
Oklahoma
Mercury
Tulsa
Lake Michigan
Cleveland
Toledo
Werther
Jodl Defends Role Relaying Hitler Orders
At Nuremberg the defense argues Col. Gen. Alfred Jodl acted only as a staff officer relaying Hitler directives to Army commanders. Exner claims Jodl believed the war was a genuine preventive strike and that he acted on duty.
Price Fight Threatens OPA Revival Prospects
Congress voices bleak outlook for restoring price controls as the C S O calls for a national buyers strike and wage increases. House Banking Chair Spence warns prospects are dark whileSenate conferees draft a counter proposal and reject reviving the Taft industrial pricing plan.
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Washington
OPA
Congress
C. SO
Spence
House Banking Committee
Senate
Joint Conference Committee
Silver Price Set At 90.5 Cents An Ounce
Washington conferees settled on legislation selling government owned silver at 90.5 cents per ounce. The accord ends a week long deadlock after House negotiators dropped a two year time limit demand.
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Washington
House
Senate
Bee inspector in wreck releases 80 hives in crash
George Paige a state bee inspector hauling 80 beehives lost control of his truck in Walla Walla. The collision freed the hives and several bystanders and a state patrolman were treated as casualties.
Schoolboy charged with murder in double death case
In Oroville California Albert Jones a 14 year old boy faces murder charges after Patricia Crandall 15 died from a fire and Mrs Harold Nielsen died from gunshot injuries. Jones allegedly confessed to shooting Nielsen and strangling Crandall and admits setting the fire. He also faced counts of attempted murder and assault involving other family members and a neighbor child.
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Oroville
Calif
Albert Jones
J. M. McPherson
Patricia Ann Crandall
Harold J. Nielsen
Nielsen
Jones
McPherson
Crandall
Miss Crandall
CIO Seek Parley To Fix New Pay Rates
Labor’s top leaders shelved strikes to pursue a price and wage stabilization plan. The CIO urged President Truman to convene a labor management government conference to fix new pay rates and calm the economy. Philip Murray pledged unions will honor existing contracts after a CIO executive board meeting.
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CIO
C.so
Truman
C.I.C
Philip Murray
C.I.0
A.P.S
William Green
Detroit
Green
Budapest Suspends 277 Groups Including Catholic Youths
The Hungarian News Agency says Budapest has suspended 277 organizations including several Catholic youth groups. The action echoes governance measures and broad restrictions reported by the state news service in Vienna.
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Vienna
INS
Budapest
Slaughter Sees Truman as PAC Prisoner in Party Fight
Missouri Congressman Roger Slaughter denounces President Truman as a prisoner of the Political Action Committee and urges a showdown over the party’s future course. He voiced support for challenger Enos Axtell after Truman endorsed Axtell at a White House press conference.
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Kansas City
Roger Slaughter
Missouri
Truman
Political Action Committee
Slaughter
White House
Enos Axtell
Fear for welfare of two missing U.S. officers in Berlin incident
In Berlin the responsible quarters admitted concern for the welfare and possibly lives of Capt. Harold Cobin of Newark and Lt. George Wyatt, a West Point graduate, who vanished July 4 after boarding a train to Oranienburg in the Russian occupation zone amid unclear negotiations with the Russians for their release.
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Berlin
Oranienburg
Harold Cobin
Newark
N. J
Berlin Documents Center
George Wyatt
West Point
Warships Seen Aerially Smashed By Bikini Second Bomb
Robert N. Cool predicts in today’s editorial that the second Bikini atomic test will smash warships and hurl sea water high into the air. The page lists Amusements and City Life sections with various features and notices.
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Robert N. Cool
Vacation Notice for Herald Journal Carrier
The reader is instructed to inform the Herald Journal carrier of the planned departure date from the city and the return date. The carrier will handle remaining arrangements for the service during the absence.
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Herald- Journal
McFarland Executed in DC Chair for Rape Slaying
Earl McFarland, 25, marine veteran of Guadalcanal, died in the electric chair in the District of Columbia jail after a brutal 1944 murder of Dorothy Berrum of Chippewa Falls. He proclaimed innocence moments before the execution as Justice Vinson denied a last minute stay.
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Washington
Earl McFarland
McFarland
Guadalcanal
District of
Lumbia
Dorothy Berrum
Chippewa Falls
Knoxville
Tenn
Vinson
Lunney
Margaret Fitzwinter
Filazwateer
Pentagon
Miss Berrum
British Bread Ration Plan Passes in House of Commons
After five hours of debate the House of Commons approved the bread rationing plan by 305 to 182. Bakers indicated they would comply and the National Association of Master Bakers was weighing relaxing its noncompliance stance as the plan takes effect Sunday.
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London
House of Commons
Laborites
Labor Party
Winston Churchill
National Association of Master Bakers
Transport C-47 Crashes Near Goodland Kansas
A military C-47 carrying 10 passengers and 3 crew crashed 10 miles west of Goodland Kansas. The craft had been missing since 6 PM yesterday on a Topeka to west coast flight with a Denver stopover. fate of those aboard unknown.
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Denver
Lowry Field
Goodland
Kas
Topeka
Brookside Garden Club cancels next month meeting
At Molalla Oregon on July 19 the Brookside Garden Club had each lady read a report titled What I should be doing at home instead of attending club. The group then voted not to meet next month.
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Molalla
Ore
Brookside Garden Club
Army Denies Firing Move Amid Union Busting Claims
The Army denied union busting charges after dismissing five civilians at Aberdeen Proving Ground in the national security interest. Dismissed workers included physicists and analysts associated with Local 250 of Public Workers of America. Union leaders alleged the move targets union activity, while War Department framed firings as necessary and not related to union status.
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Washington
Army
Aberdeen
Mud
Proving Ground
War Department
Co. 70
Public Workers of America
Mystery Bomb In Valise Kills 2 in Gold Country
Explosion of a bomb hidden in a valise killed Richard Queirolo, 36, and his son David, 11, in a Mother Lode town. The blast wrecked a building as investigators probed who placed the device and why.
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Mother Lode
Richard Queirolo
David
Inquiry on Immunity Testimony For Rep May
The Senate War Profits Investigating Committee subpoenas Rep Andrew J May to testify about ties to a Midwest munitions firm that won 78 million dollars in wartime contracts. May may appear next week under limited immunity during session, with adjournment expected late this month or early next. The panel has repeatedly invited open oath testimony and May has demanded cross witnesses. The immunity lasts only during the session and until lawmakers reach home.
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Washington
Senate War Profits Investigathgn Committee
Andrew J. May
D-Ky
May
Congress
Tne
D-N. Y
Rep
Mead
Sen
Owen Brewster
Brewster
House
Senate
Midwest Munitions Firma
Congressional
Alben W. Barkley
John W. Mee
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