Derby Day Juvenile Soap Box Classic Planned at 1 P.M.
About 26 000 spectators are expected as 62 youth racers prepare for the speed event on S Crouseau speedway between Adams and Gen eseesis. Prize is a trip to Akron Ohio with broadcasting by WSYR from 2 P.M. City crews prep Derby Hill, police patrol, and transit buses run for spectators.
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Blast at Congress New Dealers Aid Truman Talk
Washington dispatch says New Dealers back at work for the White House shaping a high price blast for Congress. Truman reads rough draft aboard the USS Williamsburg while a team of advisers, including Paul A. Porter and Samuel J. Rosenman, prepares proposals on price controls, housing, UN loan, wheat pact, education aid, health, social security, civil rights, and displaced persons.
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Truman
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White House
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Senate
Mystery B-17 crew halted in Azores resumed trip to New York
The crew of a B-17 halted in the Azores after an unauthorized detour left on a Pan American Airways plane from Stephenville to New York City at their own expense.
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Santa Maria
Azores
Aystery
Parestine
Pan- American Airways
Stephenville
New York City
Today’s features and editorial notices preview
The page outlines today’s newspaper features including editorials on government controls and inflation, a David Lawrence column, and sections for Comics, Horoscope, and Classifieds. It also lists Amusements, Editorials, Churches, Letters, Radio, Deaths, Social News, and Sports with page references, and a note about Today’s Pictures on Page 14.
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David Lawrence
Ida Jean Kain
Dean
Mary Haworth
From Jungle Club to City Annexation in Oklahoma City
In Oklahoma City a Jungle Club raid reveals a three day annexation by the city council pushing the club from county to city limits. Police seize a dice table and 102 pints of bonded whisky as Chief Brown asserts the annexation. Also notes John Ivan who risks life in a cannon act but breaks a wrist. Delaware Valley brief mentions delinquent tax notices and a death sentence in Burks County jail.
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Jungle Club
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Cily
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Harry Zeitz
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Burks County
William Kelly
Feasterville
Berlin Crisis Sparks U S envoy summons and airlift plan
General Lucius Clay returns to Berlin from Washington for talks with Western officials on the Berlin crisis. Ambassador Walter Bedell Smith is summoned from Moscow for top level discussions. The United States plans to expand the airlift to Berlin from 2,500 to 4,300 tons daily and to deploy four engine C 47 aircraft with double crews from U S bases worldwide to sustain the supply run through winter.
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Charles E. Bohren
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Borlin
U. S
Ax Nob
Weekend Sun Shines Across Region Forecast
Meteorologist Andrew P. Keller reports high pressure over Iowa Missouri and Illinois will bring sunny weather from New York State to the Rockies. He forecasts fair cooler days today tonight and tomorrow with a low around 58 degrees and a high near 20.
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Keller
Assembly Delays Marie’s Bid For Premier Appointment
In a divided Assembly, Marie faced a cool reception after a 15 minute speech at 9 36 A M outlining a plan for a short stable government built around a brain trust of France’s elder statesmen. Communists and extreme right factions appeared poised to oppose his appointment.
Dasrans Vata Captured Killer Sorry He Didn't Slay More
Unrepentant 22 year old Robert Mark Daniels confessed to involvement in six murders across 14 days while in a guarded Celina jail. He was captured near Van Wert by Sheriff F Ray Shaffer after his partner John C West was killed by police. Daniels lamented not killing more as authorities pursued further leads.
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Mark" Daniels
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van Wert
Daniels
GM Raises Passenger Car Prices Around Eight Percent
General Motors Corporation announced an eight percent price increase on all passenger cars. The rise, effective in September, is blamed on higher wages and material costs after recent wage settlements with the United Auto Workers. Ford Motor Company and GM have led a round of price hikes among major car makers.
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General Motors Corporation
C.F. Wilson
G.M
United Auto Workers
General Motors
Ford Motor Company
General Mets
Wallace Stalin Peace Move Puts Wallace On Ticket
At a Progressive Party convention in Philadelphia Albert J. Fitzgerald, head of the GI United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers Union, took the gavel and outlined the push for Henry A. Wallace and Josef Stalin as a ticket. He warned a Congress controlled by the party would seek a real peace based on give and take with Soviet Premier Stalin, saying it can be done and must be done. The session also attacked President Truman over coal and rail strikes and referenced an open letter by Wallace. The day closed with nominations pending and plans for acceptance speeches at Shibe Park.
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Lena Mass
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Sain
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Wallace Fitegerald
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Nate
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Rome
Shibe Park
Program for 21 AL Nominating Session at Shibe Park
A morning program details Associated Preset Afternoon Session at MWenry AU online for President and Glen Taylor for Vice President. Night session at 7 30 PM includes speeches by ra utes at Shibe Park.
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Glen Taylor
Rautes
Shibe Park
Dewey Outlines Three-Point Farm Plan At Pawling Meet
Governor Thomas Dewey urged a three-point farm program to boost essential food production and farm prosperity. He spoke with farm editors in Pawling and then met General Eisenhower to push a strong price-support framework, increased grain output, and measures against animal disease amid shortages.
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INS
Thomas JB. Dewey
Klay
Lord
Dewey
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Arminis
Russia
Berlin
Welles and Rita Hayworth Reported Just Good Friends
In Paris France Orson Welles has returned to Rome alone and his ex wife actress Rita Hayworth is described as just good friends. A secretary called reports of a secret departure from Cap D Antibes after a two day reunion absolutely not true.
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Orson ‘Welles
Rome
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Cap D'Antibes
Six Men Arrested in Gambling Raid Plead Guilty
Police raided Town Hall early morning arresting six men. Five received 10 day sentences or $10 fines for remaining in a gambling establishment. Willie Bill English, proprietor, got a three month suspended sentence and 73 day ban. Names listed include Keimvit Morgan Murray Wallace Robert Rhodes Luther Rowifes and Jimile Duncan. Patrolmen confiscated $42.60 from the scene along with four dice sets from a pool table game in progress.
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William Bamerick
Willie Bill English
Madison St. Tha
Keimvit Morgan
Harnson St
Murray Wallace
Renkick
Robert Rhodes
Washington St
Luther Rowifes
Renwick Pd
Jimile Duncan
Donald Sheridan
Alleighbor
UN Bomber May Fight Extradition
In New Haven a tense confrontation between Black and white groups around a bombing incident near the UN headquarters ended with a daylight standoff. A former Air Force gunner, in custody after an altercation, faced possible extradition fights as authorities prepared to press charges. Police described the event as a clash involving firearms and threats amid the investigation at Lake Success and Hazlehurst.
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New Haven
Conn
United Nations
Seaureh
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Dutus Lauper
Indi
Ted
Con Negro
Raymond Doyle
Stephen J. Supna
Stafford Springs
New York
Turkey Creek
Hazlehurst
Ship Afire Near New Brunswick Prompted Rescue at Sea
A vessel named MALIPAX (1) caught fire near Gaspe Bay off New Brunswick. Tianna left her position early when the crete treghite departed. The cutter French, about 180 miles away, proceeded to assist the distressed ship and provide aid.
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New Brunswick
Back on His Feet after Yearlong Police Work
A patrolman named Ringway, after more than a year of police work, is back pounding a deal today. He has seen four prow car wrecks during his tenure.
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A. Ringway
Jillie
Atomic Group Reports to Congress on Atoms Tests
Washington reports from the Atomic Energy Commission say recent Enwetok atoll tests involved live bombs of new design, aimed at greater explosive force. The tests damaged the atoll. US seeks secrecy to protect security while pushing peaceful atomic energy use and international control remains blocked by Soviet noncooperation.
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Atomic Energy Commission
Entwetole Atoll
Marshall Islands
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Russia
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Eniwetok
Commission
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Seismic Pulse Reported From Far Off Center
West Bromwich seismologist V Shaw reported a sharp earthquake at 12 08 A M today with an estimated epicenter about 1730 miles from London near the Dutch East Indies region and possibly the Sunda Islands.
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V. Shaw
West Bromwich
London
Dodecanese Islands
Work While Waiting During Her Summer Vacation
Mrs Roger Butterworth of the Women's Trade Union League urges action during a summer break. She cites Soviet aims in Nicaragua as a threat while emphasizing patience and productive effort. Her message, quoted here, urges workers to wait and work hard simultaneously.
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Nicaragua
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