Convoy Hit By Sheils Say Jews
Israeli High Command announced a Jewish convoy bound for the Negev Desert in southern Palestine was hit by Egyptian artillery amid an alleged breach of the UN truce after two days of observance. Ben Gurion urged direct negotiations with Arabs, spurning UN mediator Bernadotte. he said Israel’s power has strengthened and seeks a common language with Arabs, not mediator interference. Bernadotte in Rhodes planned talks with Arab leaders in Beirut and possible trip to Haifa. Haifa reports show a restart of shipments and refinery operations resuming on limited basis, with kerosene, benzine, and crude oil supplies still disrupted by Arab actions since April.
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CAG UK
Tel Aviv
Negev Desert
Palestine
David Ben- Gurion
Folke Erernadotte
Ben-Gurion
Israeli State Council
United Nations Assembly
Rhodes
Bernadetta
Jeruselem
Beirut
Lebanon
Haifa
Sereen
Iraq
Milk price forecast for July issued by New York dairy board
The New York Metropolitan Milk Marketing Board forecast a uniform price of 4.90 dollars per hundredweight for July milk deliveries. The estimate uses a 7.8 cent butterfat differential and assumes 550 million pounds of production from about 45,300 producers. Handlers must report July receipts by August 10 with final price and differential announced by August 14 and delivered to producers by August 25.
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New York
York
A. A. Pollard
Pollard
Marie Takes French Post
Marie Andre Marie, 51, a lawyer and Holocaust survivor, appeared set to become France's next premier after telephoning President Vincent Aurio to accept the nomination to form a new government. He will seek National Assembly approval tomorrow as Schuman’s CMRP expresses sympathy and signals conditional support amid Communist opposition.
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Andre Marie
Farnce
Marie
Vincent Aurio
National Assembly
Robert Schuman
Popular Republican Movement
CMRP
Marte
Socialisis
Charles de Gaufle
Three Week Congressional Session Forecast
Washington sources predict the upcoming special session will last about three weeks with limited new laws. GOP leaders say little legislation is likely, apart from possible education aid and some housing or inflation measures in committee discussions.
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Washington
Congress
House
Uls C
Wender
Jeni
United Nations
New York
Brown
Ohio
Herbert Brivenell
Gav
Thomas B. Davey
Three B-29s Headed for Azores Test Flight
Three American B-29 Superfortresses began a Pacific to Europe test flight, stopping at MacDill Florida for fuel after leaving Davis-Monthan Field Arizona, then continuing to the Azores at Laginha Air Base to evaluate long-range bombing capabilities and facilities for potential future operations.
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Washington
Lageng Air Base
Azores
Ian Borlugal
Davis-Monthan Field
Tucson
Anz
MacDill
Florida
Ward Gue
Atlantic
Pioneer Professor Files Patent Suit Against RCA
Dr Edwin H Armstrong, a 58 year old New York professor and pioneer in frequency modulation, petitions the Wilminton District Court to bar Radio Corporation of America from infringing his patents. The suit names RCA and its subsidiary National Broadcasting Co Inc as defendants, alleging patent infringements.
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Wilmingson
Del
Edwin H Armstrong
New York
Dietrict
Radio Corporation of America
RCA
Natenat Broadcasting Comp, Inc
HoldUp Tip Is Winner At State Fairgrounds Race Track
Detroit police investigate a daylight holdup at the state fairground race track after a robbery led to a daily double payout. Victims reported two youths Virgil Lane and Robert Stevens aged 24 and 17 held up staff with a pistol and a knife, claiming the winning bets and a payout of 292.80 while racers Reno and Rivermark were involved. Detective John Cronemyett said the youths explained they were broke and had aimed to cash in on Ups on horses.
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Detroit
State Fairground
WAL
Dave Yamshan
Reno
Rivermark
Informa
Virgil Lane
Robert Stevens
John Cronemyett
Refugee Surge From Palestine Alarms Red Cross
A Red Cross representative estimated the Palestine war has created about 300000 Arab refugees. They are mainly in Lebanon, Syria, Egypt, and Trans-Jordan, according to W De St Aubin, a representative of the League of Red Cross and Red Crescent societies.
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Rhodes
Red
Delegates Break Down for Wallace Party Nomination
A 468-delegate survey from the new party's headquarters shows 70 percent men and 30 percent women, 60 percent under 40, with the oldest delegate 88 from Iowa and the youngest 16 from California. Among occupations are educators, lawyers, farmers, and clergy. 35 percent are union members across 46 unions. Twenty percent have no prior campaign experience, while 21 percent are professionals, and 20 percent veterans. Some delegates have links to Populist and Bull Moose movements.
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Bhulal Wee
Henry
Wallace
Michael Kennedy
Iown
Jack Hester
California
Riers
Ecuisis
Funds Offered For Fast Liners
Moore-McCormack Lines Inc offers to invest 25 million dollars toward construction of two fast liners to operate between the country and South America. The 28 knot liners would cost 139 million to 60 million dollars together. Albert WV Man, president of Moore-McCormack, announced the bid to the Oceanic Marine Company during the recent meeting in Washington.
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Moore-Mc-Cormack Lines Inc
South Ameriia
Albert WV Man
Moorg-mcCormeck
Fragmented OCR Teaser with Unclear Subjects
A damaged OCR fragment offers stray letters and partial words. It does not reveal a coherent event, names, places, or dates and cannot support a factual summary.
Roosevelt Wartime Trip Recast as Political Move
Robert Sherwood discloses in Collier's Magazine that FDR's 1942 secret war plant inspection tour was driven by politics. The admission marks a rare acknowledgment by the New Deal inner circle of a politically motivated mission shrouded as a military inspection.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Robert Sherwood
Sherwood
Harry K. Hopkins
Collier's Magazine
New Deal
Butch Embassy Officials Face Publication Probe
Fragmentary report notes Biante Department officials allegedly lied about fineré and a weekslong effort to halt printing. Mr Reedavelt inspected Hopkins papers as tension rose between nations before a 1942 Congress signal. The piece hints at political maneuvering and public interest in government actions.
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Biante Department
Reedavelt
Hopkins
Dessy
Buthrel Ot
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