Albion Cannery Workers End Seven-Week Strike
Albion workers returned to General Foods Burdeseeye Snider plant after a seven week strike. AFL affiliated Cannery workers joined a one day stoppage to protest conditions and holidays. One worker, Anthony Vishene, was reported in good condition after a wall collapse incident at a construction site overseen by Blum Dividing. Municipal market reports noted a rise in sugar prices following hearings by the License Commission.
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Albion Cannery
Albion
General Foods
Owean
Johnson warns of North Korean broadcasts to Americans
Defense Secretary Louis Johnson cautioned Americans that any radio or other communications from North Korea claiming to involve American prisoners should be treated with grave suspicion. He warned that the U S faces propaganda of the most malicious type as part of the aggression.
Bevin Chided By Doctors Over Socialized Medicine Scheme
London reports Socialist doctors scold Foreign Secretary Bevin for bypassing the national health service. The piece notes Bevin underwent surgery in mid April, with references to hospital costs and calls for free medical care under Labor’s health plan. It mentions tension among Britons regarding health service choices and private insurance.
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London
Britain
Bevin
Socialist Medical Association
iMediene Today
Alaner
House
Sheod
Herp
Army
Nigge
Helena Teubner
Critain
Jbeaten
Petliion
Bis Tiler
Nash
n/ far
Peilen
Emil Chyurehich
Not Too Old Yer Governor Hanley Says
Albany gossip reports Governor Dewey may seek reelection while Lieutenant Governor Hanley, a long‑time Iowa native, defends his fitness. Hanley claims prior service and wartime leadership prove his competence and dismisses talk of age or incapacity. Aimed at party factions, the piece notes Dewey’s public support for Hanley’s gubernatorial bid and hints at campaign maneuvers during the summer.
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Ales
Evermon
Goverman
Dewey
Vanley
Hanley
Davey
Stanley
Wlygales
Saratoga
Ough Gop
Naw al Leged
Hantey
Bowie
Ik Lrauseas
Charles
Muscaune
Police Seek Missing Girl In Chicago Case
Police searched today for seven year old Joan Lanidsky who vanished after playmates said she entered a car with an elderly man. Mrs Lanidsky said Joan left home last night to retrieve forgotten roller skates.
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BAC
Los Angeles
Weellings
Loy
Angcles
Washington
Sentle
Frank Chilwood
Here
An-Law
Chitwood
Jim
West
Ciucago
Joseph Lanidsky
Joan
West Germany to Expand State Police by Ten Thousand
Allied Commission authorized West Germany to raise state police by about 20 000 men nearly doubling the current force. Sources say the move aims to create a federal police force and strengthen postwar security across the country.
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West Germany
Germany
Ihgh
Hive
Unis
Alig Theh Commission
Reqi
Feducal Polica Forov
Si Ile
Baruch Plan Faces Senate Debate And House Move
The Baruch plan faces Senate Banking Committee prospects with Democratic leaders predicting support on the floor. House action looms as the Banking Committee approved the administration bill after narrowly rejecting the Baruch plan. Berard urged Maybank to grant standby authority for wage price and rent controls and a May 25 price rollback. Edward Nges, a Davis Cup player born in 1902, has died at 44.
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Senate
Scott W. Tuens
House Banking Committee
Alice
House
Splin
Berard
Criarman Burnet B. Maybank
D-S.c
Senate Banking Committee
Congress
Edward “Teddy” Nges
Buuak
South Korean President Proposal Sparks Senate Debate
Senate committee reviewed Truman era policy shifts as lawmakers weighed rearmament, with focus on military requisition powers and national defense funding. The bill faces Monday action amid calls for broader executive authority and concern over international commitments.
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Senate
Sparkmaval
Camoin
Yan
Monte
Iran
Amicon
Genet MacActhin Lan Rye
Truman
Noiyang-lHtierg
Trahan Solit
Iles
Obscure Death Notices From A Dated Texas Page
Debates over obituaries yield scant details as the text mentions Ernst William Bert NER president of a Texag Medical Center founded in 1945, Robert Wuvrow tied to geological work, Waldrow Glacier on Mt. McKinley, and Ethel Robmas linked to song writing and Atlantic City but details are disjointed and uncertain.
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Ernst William Bertner
Texag Medical Center
Sous- Lac
Robert Wuvrow
Waldrow
Mt. McKinley
Hamed
San Antonio
Tex
Farm Buyer Denies Aid to Lattimore in Vermont
Bethel Vermont report centers on Quen Lathimore farm sale. Purchaser Ordway Southard, Alabama governor candidate in 1943, denies any intent to aid Lattimore, calling McCarthy attacks scapegoating. Southard says he bought with wife’s funds for health and acknowledges no ownership claim by Lattimore.
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Lattimore
Johns Hoa-kins
Ordway Southard
Southard
Communist Party
Ala Yamia
Coa Iition
Far East
Utea
Br. Lattimore I
McCarthy
Old Senate
Mary
Shay
Latthmore
Latlimore
Tive Possulitt
Senate
Hickenlooper
Eckeniooper
Bethel
RE. Bundy
Lalimore
Ashsnotlott
Ubal Na Cath
Laltimore
Reds Press Central Korea Drive in Heavy Fighting
Allied and U S forces clash with Communist units across central and southern Korea. Reported losses include over 3 000 enemy dead and more than 2 500 killed in action. U S troops from the First Cavalry and 25th Infantry counterattack to stabilize fronts near Hwanggan Pongan and Kochang as Allied air and naval power pound supply routes and coastal positions.
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U. S. First Cavalry
Okinawa
Ryukyus
Japan
Owas
MacArthur
Teleasa
Panggye
Pusan
25Th Infantry
Associated Press
Dan Whitehead
U. S
Chal Ume
Hwanggan
Tne
Cener
Kumehon
Don Saurday
2Dth
United States
Calvary
Stront
Hamchang
Huangeun
Pss
Pongeye
Kochang
Nioeway
Wiranggan
Fiwangsan
Two Freed on Bond in Contempt Case
Supreme Court Judge James J. Ronan granted bond for Arthur S. Jane and Robert Duved after they were sentenced to 10 days for contempt for refusing to tell a district judge if they are Communists. They were freed pending a writ of error pursued by their attorney, with proceedings to follow on the case's merits.
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Troston
Supreme Court
James J. Ronan
Polr
Arthur S. Jane
Roiert Duved
Tollaby
Giadrielh Kantrovile
John We Macheal
Brounis
Pur Rocket Attains Speed of 3600 MPH at Cocoa Proving Ground
A two stage rocket test at Cocoa proved a captured German V-2 weighing 14 tons with a 700 pound topper named the "Willie Corporal" reached 3600 miles per hour after separation. The V-2 climbed to 3d miles before destroying and sinking into the sea miles offshore.
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Cocoa
Via
Atlantic
Harold R. Turner
Col. Turner
O'Dwyer Backs Brooklyn Racket Probe Stance
Mayor O'Dwyer signaled acceptance of the Brooklyn grand jury inquiry into gambling and police graft after meeting Kings County Judge Samuel Lebowitz. He remains cool toward District Attorney Miles McDonald, whose probe has drawn public and political tension and led to a fraught relationship with city officials amid the Flynn funeral procession context.
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Brew York
O'Dwyer
Brooklyn Rackets Grand Jury
Miles McDonald
Kings County
Kings
Brooklyn
Samuel Lebowitz
MNE
Agdhge
Grand Jury
McDonald
John G Flynn
37 Year Old Mom Huseth Child in Dedham Mass
Mrs Jehn Deshies 37 gave birth yesterday to her 10th child a girl The newborn joins siblings aged 2 to 10 The oldest son John is a corporal in the Army Air Force The Deshiras live in Dedham and Destro is a tile worker.
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Deduam
Mass
Ciphi
Deshira
Jehn Deshies
John
Army Air Force
Destro
Soviet Press Officers Silence in London Amid War Reporting
London reporters find Soviet Embassy spokesmen repeatedly silent on Korea and Stalin dialogue. Boris Sefankin’s interview reveals evasive answers and language barriers. The piece notes the press office’s low transparency and high staff turnover as Moscow’s information flow remains constrained.
Lawmakers Fight Chinese Reds in UA
Senators on the Foreign Relations Committee urged the United States to veto any move to admit Chinese Communists to the United Nations. Senator George D. Ga. argued America must withhold its Security Council veto if needed to block the entry as fighting Communists rages in Korea.
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Wasuixeton
Senate Foreign Reclo- Wons Committee
United States
United Nations
George D-Ga
Korea
Security Council
Plane Missing Nine Days with Five Aboard
Boston officials reported no clue at New England airports to a July 20 disappearance. Coast Guard identified aboard were J R Dorr Ran, an executive from Oklahoma Contracting Corp. Mrs Ann Gill, a niece, and her two children, and pilot J F Aldrich all from Houston Texas.
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Boston
Cwilscronaurtes
New England
Coast Guard
J. R. Dorr
Ran
Oklahoma Contracting Corp
Ann Gill
J. F. Aldrich
Houston
Texas
War Boom Signals Strain on Prices and Demand
Wartime commerce and defense efforts push shoppers to stock up on consumer goods while wholesale and farm prices surge. Government data show a 6 percent farm price rise since mid June, sugar hoarding prompts policy steps, and retail sales jump above prewar levels as Korea War intensifies.
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Wasiingte
I. S
MTE Bureau of Labor
MTE Bureau of Labor Star Lies Teportad Ubat
Bayread
Agriculture Department
Federal Reserve Board
Sunar
Charles F. Brannon
United States
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
Hawaii
Sodus Soldier Is Killed In Korean War Casualty Update
A Sodus man was listed as killed with three Central New York men missing in action in new casualty figures released in Washington. The update tallies 1,039 identifications, including 605 missing, 303 wounded, 82 injured and 9 fatally wounded. Names include Sgt Robert D. MacDonald of Sodus and Sgt Folland Bouchard of Morristown, Sgt Richard Health of Richfield Springs, and Cpl Millard Madden Jr. of Ontario, Oswego.
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New York
Washington
Robert D. MacDonald
James D. MacDonald
Folland Bouch
Troops Reinforcements Stand Firm in Korea Vision
Fresh reports from Page Opa cite U S forces under Gen MacArthur vowing to hold the Korean peninsula. Military spokesmen offered few details on a communiqué about North Korean attempts to deploy 50 000 Korean women to the front and noted new Marine and Second Division arrivals would bolster defenses as combat troops gain training in Japan. They stressed there is no reason for despair and that allied forces will not be driven off the peninsula.
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Korea
United States
Douglas Macarthur
Hwanggan
MacArthur
Moren
Ars Raajer
Japan
India says U S uses Tadis as go between on Formosa
Informal sources report the United States designated Tadis as an intermediary with Peiping to reassure that the Seventh Fleet guards Formosa for a peaceful settlement of the island’s fate. India’s foreign ministry declined to comment on the report.
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SEW Dell India
United States
Ikred
Tadis
America
Formosa
Lee
United States Five Parently
Peiping
U.S
Tbe Island
Foreign Ministry
de- Gines
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Wallington
Ip Paldi
Gerard
Shea Gaid
Hmuly O'Donnell
Albany Gml Cav
Joe BR
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Sy Marea
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E Dornan O'Cowan
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Baruch Plan
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White House
iTogliatti
Ethel Robmas
Irving Betha
Altantic Crt
N. I
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Vergiven
Onstrator
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Congiu
North Korea
Pyongyang
Hwachang
Rechang
Mom Huseth
Frontier
Zee
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Stalin
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