Prince Hamid Reza Pahlevi Flies From New York to Paris
The 15 year old brother of Iran's shah arrived at Orly Airport after fleeing a Newport Rhode Island private school. Iranian legation officials said he has a history of skipping schools in Beirut and Switzerland and intended to fly to Tehran.
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Hamid-Reza Pahlevi
Iran
New York
Legation
Mahmoud Salehi
United States
Tehran
Air France
Associated Press
Orly Field
Newport
R. 1
Beirut
Switzerland
Downpour Continues Threatening Midwest Floods
Iowa and Nebraska brace for new floods as additional rain falls including four inches near Neligh Nebraska. Cambridge mayor Lloyd C Richardson warns of renewed danger and possible evacuation if rains persist.
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Iowa
Nebraska
Omaha
Neligh
Showers Bring Warm Spell Across New York Area
The Weather Bureau logged a tenth inch of rain overnight with more expected today and Thursday across New York Pennsylvania and New England. Temperatures eased from 61 at 8 AM toward 78 this afternoon with Thursday slightly warmer as light showers returned. Farmers and gardeners gain from the first meaningful rain since June 14. Overnight rain totaled about 0.10 inch and Tuesday's high reached 83.
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Syracuse
New York
Pennsylvania
New England
Weather Bureau
China Hits Russ in Port Control Nanking
The Chinese Foreign Office released a white paper accusing the Soviet Union of obstructing Chinese control of Dairen and Port Arthur. It warned Moscow to observe terms of the 1945 Sino Soviet treaty granting China administration of the two Manchurian seaports.
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Nanking
Foreign Office
Russia
Soviet Union
Dairen
Port Arthur
Moscow
Truman appoints Jones to FCC amid administration intrigue
Editorial notes President Truman taps Representative Robert F. Jones of Ohio for a seat on the Federal Communications Commission after withdrawing R C Wakefield. Marquis Childs highlights the political maneuver. Other pages list comics, horoscope, radio, editorials, and features.
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Truman
Robert F. Jones
Ohio
Federal Communications Commission
R. C. Wakefield
Marquis Childs
United States protests Romanian arrests in treaty note
The State Department released a note delivered by Rov. M. Melbourne protesting the arrest without warrant of hundreds of opposition members in Romania. The note labels the detentions a violation of public liberties and Romanian commitments under the peace treaty, with prisoners held in prisons and camps under harsh conditions.
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Washington
United States
State Department
Rov. M. Melbourne
Bucharest
Balkan Probe Made Public
The United Nations Balkan investigation commission released its three month inquiry into the region. The report blames Yugoslavia for supporting guerrilla warfare in Greece and outlines findings and recommendations. The 230000 word document was submitted to the Security Council last Saturday.
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Lake
Sucoxzhss
United Nations Balkan Investigation Commission
Yugoslavia
Greece
Geneva
Russia
Security Council
Balkan
Five Missing After Flying Fortress Crash Off Manila
A Flying Fortress crashed into the sea one mile from Admiralty Island airfield at dawn. Five of the eight crewmen are missing, three survived and were rescued by boat. Injuries and names remain unreported pending relatives’ notification.
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Manila
Admiralty Island
13Th Air Force
De Nicola Resigns as Italian Chief
Provisional President Enrico de Nicola sent his resignation to the Constituent Assembly. He is 69 and said he apologizes for not having fulfilled his duties as he desired.
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de Nicola
Rome
Enrico de Nicola
Constituent Assembly
Ships for Italy? U S to turn over 31 vessels to Italy
Secretary of State Marshall announced the United States would turn over 31 merchant vessels to non communist Italy to aid reconstruction efforts. The move aims to speed Italy's postwar recovery and stabilize the region amid Cold War tensions.
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Washington
Marshall
United States
Italy
Italian peace treaty ratified by Council of Ministers
The Council of Ministers ratified the Italian peace treaty in Rome. The document still requires approval from the Italian Constituent Assembly before it becomes final.
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Rome
INS
Council of Ministers
Constituent Assembly
Pravda critiques Marshall Plan interference in Europe
Pravda denounces the Marshall aid program as European interference in internal affairs. It warns that conditions resembling the Greek Turkish model could lead to the program's failure and sovereignty violations. Molotov slated to Paris for talks with Britain and France as three power discussions begin Friday.
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London
Pravda
Communist Party
Russia
Europe
Soviet Union
V. M. Molotov
Paris
George. C.marshall
Harvard University
Hemisphere Defense Urged by Eisenhower Vision
Eisenhower told the House Foreign Affairs Committee that a first strike on Great Lakes industrial areas could precede war. He urged rapid approval of a law to standardize arms among American nations and deepen North American security through military aid and joint training. He stressed peacetime reorganization and equipment alignment across hemispheric armed forces.
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Washington
Dwight ‘D. Eisenhower
Army
Great Lakes
House Foreign Affairs Committee
United States
Canada
North American
Eisenhower
Palestinians demand UN probes as Irgun banners unfurled in Tel Aviv
In Tel Aviv Irgun Zvai Leumi banners declare this is our homeland and out with the British. Police remove banners and some were burned. In Jerusalem explosives found near Sama Hotel as UN investigators arrive. Mayor Rokach appeals for justice and unity in Israel's struggle for statehood.
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Irgun Zvai Leumi
Tel Aviv
United Nations
Acre
Committee
Allen Major
Palestine Government Secretariat
UN Committee
Israel Rokach
Israel
Sama Hotel
UN Commission
Vacation Service Announcement from Herald Journal
The Herald Journal advertises a vacation service for readers away this summer. It urges notifying the newspaper carrier or dialing 20211 to reach the Circulation Department for enrollment.
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Herald-Journal
Herald - American
Dial
Chuckle On Pay Day Soldier Keeps Silent Then Speaks
Pvt Stone received 50 cents too much on pay day and did not complain. The paymaster corrected the error next pay day by deducting 50 cents again. Stone apologizes and explains he will speak up after a second mistake. He believes repeated mistakes require raising the issue.
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Stone
Labor Walkouts Idle Thousands as Coal Miners Protest
Thousands of coal miners join pre vacation walkouts amid fuel stoppage and Taft Hartley law protests. Nearly half of 400000 bituminous miners idle, with West Virginia and Western Pennsylvania showing large idle totals as more join the stoppage.
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Richeyville
U.S. Senate
Truman
Associated Press
Taft Hartley injunction blocks Dallas picketing
In Dallas Judge W L Thornton granted a temporary injunction against a union picketing Southland Steel Co citing a secondary boycott under the Taft Hartley law. He did not stop a strike order but barred picketing. In Savannah, AFL Boilermakers and IAM members in a jurisdiction dispute agreed to return to work after Savannah Machine and Foundry Co threatened actions under the act.
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UPY
W.L. Thornton
Southland Steel Co
A.F.L
Savannah, Ga
AFL
Boilermakers Union
International Association of Machinists
Savannah Machine and Foundry Co
Steel and coal layoffs hit Pennsylvania and Ohio mines
About 51 000 workers or more than half of the soft coal diggers in Eastern Pennsylvania walked out. More than 3 200 quit in Panther Valley area. Carnegie Hillinois Steel shuts 4 1/2 blast furnaces in Pittsburgh district and curtails Bessemer dept at Youngstown, cutting 1 500 tons daily. U S Steel reports coal mines in Pennsylvania and Kentucky closed.
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West Virginia
Monongalia County
Pennsylvania
Panther Valle
Carnegie -Hillnois Stet Corporation
Pittsburgh
Bessemer Department
Youngstown
U. S. Steel Corporation
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Kentucky
Causin
Program for the Future Income Doubled in 25 Years
Stude baker Corp. president Paul Hoffman says real income could double in 25 years with wise action to smooth the national economy. He warns against 1929 to 1932 style fluctuations and urges a sustained full employment program through economic stability. The Committee for Economic Development supports preventing depressions to abolish poverty.
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Paul Hoffman
Studebaker Corp
Wolfman
Hoffman
Committtee For Economic Development
Joint Congressional Committee On the Economic Report
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