Auto Trailer Crash Kills Three in St Lawrence County
Three youths Ronald F. Brown 20 Roger P. Legault 17 and Relph A. Phelps 29 all Newton Falls were killed when their car collided with a 12 ton mine trailer on Route 3 near Star Lake in St Lawrence County New York. The trailer owned by Jones and Laughlin Steel Co was being hauled across the highway Two bulldozers were used to separate the vehicle from the trailer.
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Sab Lake
St Lawrence County
Ronald F. Brown
Roger P. Legault
Relph A. Phelps
Newton Falls
Jones Andj. Laughlin Steel Co
Martha Beck and Raymond Fernandez on trial for Fay murder
In Michigan tied case, Martha Beck and Raymond Fernandez deny involvement in the slaying of Mrs. Jane Fay and her infant daughter Asinette Downing. Beck claims Fernandez killed Fay while she held the scarf to stop bleeding after the attack. Defense cites alleged temporary insanity. trial resumes Monday.
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Sulten Ang ¢Efiang
Martha Beck
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Edward Rolessos, Jr
Jane
Fay
Alrany
Lang
Robinson
Beck
Raymond Fernandez
Byron Cetter
Delphine Dowsing
Fernandez
Michigan
Michgeo
Rainelie Downing
Mrs. Beck
West Point
West Posse
Anna
Camp Fulmer
Tod
Leonard Fosters
Avith
Miliary Academy
Herbert Bennett
Roger Bailey
Leo Baker
Mayor asks for more street signs in Trenton
The Trenton City Commission heard a plea from Mayor Donal Connelly for additional street signs to reduce confusion. He described getting lost as embarrassing and said better signage would help all residents and visitors navigate the city more easily.
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Trenton
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Princess Aly Khan to have baby in Paris report
London dispatch cites a Paris source claiming Princess Aly Khan formerly Rita Hayworth is expecting a baby and cancelling engagements while she stays in Deauville. No independent confirmation was provided. The British press features varied Europe news and a run of public notices.
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United States
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Star
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France
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Canada
Oliva Dionne
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Prague
Serfpress
Grotto
Popejdsnis T. G. Masaryk
Edvard Piss
Benes
Czechoslovakia
Italy OKs Atlantic Pact Amid Senate Vote
Rome reports the Italian Senate approved ratification of the Atlantic Pact by 175 to 81 and authorized the government to ratify the alliance with Western powers. The Chamber of Deputies had already approved. The pact awaits formal effect once the Netherlands completes its action with Norway, Portugal, Denmark and Iceland as associates.
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Chamber of Deputies
Great Britain
Canada
France
Belgium
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Rembourg
Netherlands
Italy
Norwa
Portus Gal
Denmark
Iceland
Jerusalem Hit by Two Blasts and Fire Near Mount Zion
Two blasts shook southern Jerusalem early today followed by a large blaze near Mount Zion just outside the Arab east city line. Israel officials rushed explanations as sources hinted a fire across the boundary may have involved land mines. Mount Zion hosts a Jewish Catholic commission investigating war damage to church property.
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Attlee Addresses Labour Debate On Postwar Policy
In a party speech the Labour leader defends four years in government, argues against Tory cuts, and calls for continued production growth to curb inflation. He criticizes Churchill’s critique of borrowing, cites aid to UNRRA refugees and Greece, and notes Germany and Austria occupancy as wartime obligations.
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United States
Canada
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United Nations Relief and
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Europe
Germany
Austria
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Greece
Five Per Center Diary Spotlight in Senate Probe
A Senate subcommittee questions James V. Hunt via a diary linked to the five percenter contract inquiry. Jon Maragon, tied to the White House visit pattern, defends his push for hearings amid journalist Drew Pearson accusations. Hoey notes names in the diary hint at officials but does not imply guilt.
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Senate
John Mearagon
Maragon
Hoey
D-N.c
Congress
TRE
James V. Hunt
Army
War Assets Administration
Subcommittee
Sere
Wnt
Ireland to drop visas for U S visitors soon
Ireland announced it will no longer require visas for American travelers after Monday. The only entry requirement will be a valid U S passport. Government sources said a visa fee for Irish citizens is expected in the near future.
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Ireland
Churchill Picture Violates Press Ban
Magazine Oggi defied police orders by omitting a photograph of former Prime Minister Churchill on a lakefront platform at Lake Garda. Copies in Rome and the north carried the image while those southward did not. Milan police, via assistant chief Dr. Gabriele Mundo, confirmed the action followed a church request and warned of confiscation and sanctions.
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Pichalf
Rome
Are
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Oggie
Gabriele Mundo
Milan
Gaid
Official Indictment in Morals Charge Shocks Dona Ana County
The Dona Ana County Grand Jury indicted a New Mexico corruption official on two morals charges. The case involves alleged improper conduct and providing an alcoholic beverage to a female minor. A mysterious death investigation linked to the incident remains ongoing, with named individuals and local officials cited amid unclear details.
Cohen Cancels New York Trip After Herbert Funeral
Mickey Cohen cancels plans to travel to New York to attend funeral rites for Herbert as gunfire and police escort mark the day. Officers wait outside the mortuary while Cohen, under subpoena for the Herbert inquest, returns home with his entourage. Herbert’s widow Sally travels east. Cohen defends staying home due to state bonds and costs.
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Los Angeles
Dickey Cohen
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Las
Coher
Coen
George Halt
Dee David
Baruch Rabinowski
Niagara River Test and Foreign Aid Battle in Senate
Niagara Falls report details a Senate Appropriations Committee clash over amendments to a foreign aid bill. The panel kept pressure from the administration, seeking ECA and army loans, plus $50 million for ECA spending, while debates over legality and voting rules threatened to derail the measure. Meanwhile, a separate item notes four men from New York indicted over foreign spending and gold market violations tied to U.S. policy in occupied areas and Greece.
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Treasury Department
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Germany
Austra
Japan
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Greece
Turkey
Achiie Parafa
Brooklyn
Allen James Geist
Vincent Angeloni
Haines Falls
Edwood Ward
Northport
Subway Heat Hits New York City Lines
A heat sparked a short circuit that cut signal lights in the East Side underground and disrupted Third Avenue elevated and Bronx extensions. Trains halted and thousands of passengers crowded out into the stations seeking exits amid the heat.
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Woman Rescued After 18 Hours Clinging to Rock
Coast Guard reports rescue of a 52-year-old woman off San Clemente Island after she clung 18 hours to a rock pinnacle amid heavy swells and spray. Her husband Theodore Homer, aboard a 23-foot fishing boat named Marjorie Mae, disappeared when the vessel smashed on rocks 60 miles southwest of the island. The survivor said he stayed aboard, then followed her to the rocks but she did not see him again. he wore a life preserver.
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Woman Slain at Tavern as Owner Confesses
Dorothy O Keefe 34 was shot to death in a tavern early today. Arthur Korman owner of the Wedgewood Inn confessed to shooting her with a 33 caliber pistol during an argument. Korman, 45, says Mrs. O Keefe threatened him with a knife. Police report the husband admitted the slaying.
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Wedgewood Inn
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E Imife
Socialists plan trip to seek Leopold's throne view
BRUSSELS Belgium former premier Paul Henri Spaak and two Belgian Socialist leaders will travel to Switzerland tomorrow to learn exiled King Leopold II's stance on returning to the throne The Socialists oppose a referendum on restoration Leopold has been in exile since the war era while his brother Prince Charles acts as regent German veterans in Berlin will be freed to travel with police supervision lifted in the British zone starting Monday Military government officials say German veterans must register with police and face travel restrictions within Germany
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Brussells
Belgium
Paul-Henri Spaaks
Switzerland
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Leo Jpold
Prince
Charles
Berlin
Heat Wave Deaths Rise Across Regions As Temperatures Climb
Consecutive days with highs near 95 plus tied and broken records as July heat tightens its grip. Five heat deaths were reported yesterday with more fatalities across Maryland Massachusetts Maine Virginia New York and nearby states. Prostrations numbered over a dozen as cities from New York to Boston struggled under the high humidity and forecast relief from scattered thundershowers in parts of the East.
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