Palestine Truce Nears Blowup Warns of Bombing Threats
Cairo reports say both sides threaten to spark a fresh surge of violence as talks with mediator Count Folke Bernadotte resume. Arab leaders warn of reprisals if communal attacks continue, while Jewish authorities accuse Arab forces of breaking the truce and vow to defend Israel. Bernadotte travels on to prepare peace discussions with Arab governments.
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Truman Attacks Republicans on Western Campaign Stump
Columnist Dave Lawrence notes President Truman’s temperate attack on a Republican controlled Congress during a western stump speech. The editorial page previews include features on the back pages and assorted sections such as Amusements, Editorals, and Letters. Deaths, Social News, and Sports are listed with Today’s Pictures on page.
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POLICY DEFENDED BY TRUMAN ON STALIN PRISONER CHARGE
President Truman defends foreign policy amid charges from Senator Robert Taft that he blacklists Congress. While in Berkeley he rejected the claim and labeled Stalin a prisoner of the Politburo, arguing hard to keep peace through cooperation with Soviet leaders. Concluded on page 2 column 7/1.
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Hopeful Contract Talks Continue At Mines Session
Washington reports say a week of wage negotiations between United Mine Workers negotiators and coal operators has seen a shift toward a new contract. Charles O Nel and John Lewis said talks paused after a two hour session and will resume Monday at 3 PM.
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Weather forecast promises warm Sunday with possible showers
Forecasters say Sunday will bring warm temperatures near 30 degrees with mostly cloudy skies and a remote chance of scattered showers in the afternoon. The US Weather Bureau expects mild air to dominate though some cloud cover may reduce sunshine.
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Court dissolves strike injunction at Oak Ridge plant
Federal Judge George G Taylor dissolved an injunction that barred a strike by 875 workers at an Oak Ridge plant. Negotiations on a new work contract were already underway between company and union representatives.
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Reich Trial Ends at Nuremberg Judge Faces July Judgment
After nearly a year of testimony, the IG Farben trial concluded in Nuremberg. The War Crimes Court recessed to prepare its judgment, expected late in July.
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Nulrnberg
IG Farben
GAR Groups To Meet Here
Rochester residents note stalled Grand Army of the Republic affiliations post dissolution in Syracuse ceremonies. A 10-member committee will steer allied orders including Sons of Union Veterans and Daughters of Union Veterans until next year’s convention decides on a unified action.
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Congress Rushes to Clear Desks in Midweek Action
Washington reports Congress rushing to adjourn with a full week of uncertain action. Leaders aim to extend the reciprocal trade act to June 20 1915 and keep farm price supports reauthorized in modified form through June 3 1950. A tax revision measure valued at 400 to 600 million dollars faces debate. The social security bill could remove 3500000 people from eligibility for old age insurance. The Senate’s fate and housing measures loom as the House Republican Steering Committee weighs next steps.
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Congress
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Tafay
Steaks Quoted By The Ounce In Busy Market
Reporters visit meat counters to compare ounce pricing with per pound rates. Clerks note scales often show 60 cents per pound, while advertised by the ounce promises 6 17 cents. Housewives seek small portions, prompting clerks to explain buyers can pick any 3 to 6 ounces.
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Fifth Avenue Beauty Dash Sparks Shopper Stir
Chaotic Fifth Avenue scene as crowds of shoppers and motorists gather for a beauty dash with women in white towels, luring crowds and prompting a shift to shops for more treatments. A jewelry ring worth $200, lost 19 months ago by Dale Tetterington, is recovered by Detective Frank Stephenson.
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Frank Stephenson
Dale Tetterington
Voyage Ban Blocks U S Citizens From Haifa Bound Ship
A New York State department order last night barred ten American citizens from sailing on a steamship bound for the Middle East. The group included one woman who had booked passage to Haifa, Israel, and their plans were canceled as a security precaution.
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Modern post office gimmick ends peeking mail joke
In Herkimer New York a new beveled letter drop design by Gilbert Ganley Underwood aims to curb peekaboo mail. Clerks and townspeople watched as letters were inserted and attempted to be retrieved by curious hands, with some items overshooting the slot.
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200 Feared Drowned In Ship Mine Disaster
Report from Aalborg Denmark says about 200 people feared dead in the sinking of the passenger steamer Kjoe Kenhay. A search was underway to determine the exact hours of the disaster and the vessel’s fate amid the catastrophe at sea.
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Berlin Freight Crisis Deepens as Soviet Blockade Persists
Berlin and allied officials report continued Soviet blocking of freight into the western sectors. U.S. General Clay warned of potential action while stressing need to keep supplies flowing to about two million Germans.
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Rail Strike Ban Urged by PRA Spokesman and ally
PRA spokesman for railroad management urged Congress to outlaw major railroad strikes to protect national welfare. He testified before the Senate House committee on labor management relations as government seizure and court orders averted a spring strike. The move follows wartime measures and a push for new laws to prevent rail stoppages when no war state exists.
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Couple in Ann Arbor Puts Off Wedding
William Hawkins of Ann Arbor Michigan and four year old Elizabeth Burton plan to delay their wedding. Mrs Burton explains Hawkins must have an eye operation this summer and they decided to postpone the ceremony until after that treatment.
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Wiliam Ho Hawkins
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Wiliam Hag
Lail
Delegates Chosen Amid Confusion At State Convention
In Danville Virginia a mix up at a party meeting led to 21 delegates being elected for the state convention. Among them was Aaron Jones of the Danish Republican steering committee, though a Democratic delegation member said the arrangement was a mistake and questioned Fon’s party. Jones thanked the Democrats for the support as confusion lingered.
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Driving License Bribes Probed in New York
Special investigators questioned 7500 newly licensed drivers as part of a probe into bribery tied to security licenses. Difford J Fletcher of the state motor vehicle commission said the inquiry targets driver schools in New York City amid a broad examination of credentialing irregularities.
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Difford J Fletche
Vehicle Commissione
Said Yeaterdey
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Reaping the Whirlwind by Francis B Langley
A fragmented OCR item features Francis B Langley of the American Pusan Association dining beside a harbor scene. The text includes stray images of a man crosslegged sewing bags with a large needle and twine, and a reference to embezzlement amid a grim smile.
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