Egyptians Fire On UN Plane and Block Jewish Convoy
UN spokesman said Egyptians fired on a clearly marked white UN truce plane piloted by an American, and refused passage to a Jewish supply convoy to Negeb settlements. The incident, while violating the truce, did not end the overall ceasefire. Col Bonde notified Cairo and observers were withdrawn from the Egyptian zone.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
United Nations
Negeb
UN Commission
Count Thord Bonde
Cairo
Beer Tavya
Kefar Warbug
Gaza
Kefar Warburg
Martin
Bonde
Truman Signs Money Bill for Federal Cleanup and Flood Aid
President Truman signed a $49,774,876 appropriation to cover cleanup costs across government offices before June 30. The measure includes $25,000,000 to start the revived Selective Service system and $2,900,000 for the Displaced Persons Commission, plus various agency funds. The bill seals flood relief and disaster provisions including $6,000,000 for Army engineers, $6,000,000 for farmer flood loans, and $4,000,000 for Forest Service road repairs, with $500,000 for general disaster relief at the President's discretion.
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Washington OM
Truman
Selective Service
Displaced Persons Commission
Census Bureau
Alaska
Puerto Rico
Reclamation Bureau
House
Oregon
Senate
Army Engineers
Forest Service
Stassen Wins Hand In Graceful Retreat
Harold E. Stassen faced defeat at the Republican convention with dignity. He told supporters to back Dewey in the coming campaign and urged unity, signaling a strategic retreat that elevated his stature despite a likely nominating defeat. Thomas Dewey emerged as the party hero, poised to lead.
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Stassen
Philadelpina
Thomas FE
Dewey
Harold E. Stassen
Hiss
Accused Nisei Kawakita Trial Sifts Witness Roles
In Los Angeles the treason trial of Tomoya Kawakita pauses as the defense calls Satoru Mori to testify Kawakita served solely as an interpreter at the Oeyama prison camp nickel mine in central Honshu, while prosecutors allege he acted as guard and foreman. Two former American POWs described brutalities, including blows with a wooden club and being shoved into a drainage pool during captivity.
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Los. Angeles
Tomoya Kawakita
Satoru Mori
Nippon Metallurgical Co. Empire
Oeyama
Honshu
Kawakita
Nisei
Bataan
Marcus Real
Santa Fe
N. M
Real
David Carrier
Corpus Christi
Tex
J. C. Grant
Clarkesville
Carrier
Grant
Rev Arthur R Kleps Accepts Utica Pastoral Post
The Rev Arthur R Kleps pastor of Immanuel Lutheran Church Manhattan for 22 years has accepted an invitation to lead Trinity Lutheran Church Utica. He received release yesterday and will report in the first week of October.
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Uwlia
New York
Arthur R. Kleps
Manhattan
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Trinity Lutheran Church
Utica
Kleps
All German Regime Urged by Western and Satellite Foreign Ministers
A communique issued by foreign ministers from seven European states and Russia urged a provisional democratic peace loving all German government. The group ended a 16 day conference at Wilanow Palace near here. The Moscow radio broadcast the communique and Tass distributed it in London. The proposal calls for an all German government by a Big Four agreement.
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Russia
Wilanow Palace
Here
Moscow Radio
London
Tass
McGrath Sees Encore of Dewey Nomination
Senator J Howard McGrath says Dewey's nomination signals an encore of 1944 campaign tactics. He claims the GOP planks echo a failed 80th Congress and will mislead voters while the American people will respond with their own encore in November.
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Providence
RP. I
DUP
Thomas E. Dewey
Democratic National Committee
White House
J. Howard McGrath
D-R.t
G.O.P
Congress
Dewey
McGrath
Aoice
Stalin's Son Honored With Red Banner Award
Maj. Gen. Vassily Stalin, son of the prime minister, received the Order of the Red Banner for fulfilling his command assignments as announced in a decree published today.
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Stalin
Moscow
Vassily Stalin
Order of the Red Banner
State DAs Debate News Source Law At Summer Conference
Bolton Landing scene as the State District Attorneys Association considers a proposed newspaper confidence law to shield reporters from revealing confidential sources. Warren County DA J. Clarence Herlihy heads a panel to work with the State Law Revision Commission. A second panel covers revisions to the criminal procedure code as the conference ends tomorrow.
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Bolton Landing
iState District Attorneys’ Association
Association
Warren County
J. Clarence Herlihy
State Law Revision Commission
Thomas CC. Desmond
Newburgh
Desmond
Herlihy
District Attorneys' Association
Helium Labeled Non inflammable Gas
The text states helium is non inflammable because it will not combine with other elements.
Festive Persian Garden Hosts Dinner Service
The venue offers a complete menu with friendly service enhancing a memorable evening. Open Tuesday to Saturday for dinner and supper as noted in the listing.
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