Tito denounced as Yugoslavia faces Cominform purge
The notice reports a Cominform denunciation against Tito and Yugoslav leaders including Kardelj Dus, Rankovic, and Montenegro's minister, amid rumors of a shift to move Cominform HQ from Belgrade to Warsaw. It notes Tito's possible peril and U.S. officials' caution on his fate.
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Truman to Speak in New York as Idlewild Opens
President Truman will travel to New York City on July 31 to dedicate Idlewild International Airport and deliver a speech. Diplomatic and military talks abroad signaled an early Berlin impasse breakthrough with Lovett, Draper, Douglas, Bevin, and Montgomery pursuing policy, while Marshall returns to work at Walter Reed Hospital.
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Bandit raid leads to capture on South Side
Jerry Mallek, 27, captured in a South Side raid and charged with assault to commit murder as police nabbed bandits. Dolores and Shirley, both stenographers, vowed support but quickly cooperated with authorities naming the gang members including the at large Ernest Filrab. Bond set at 100000 as legal efforts to free him were blocked.
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Dog Vaccination Drive Falls Short of 74 Percent Goal
During the first week of county dog vaccinations, five clinics reported 496 dogs vaccinated out of 720 on the enumerator lists. The county Department of Health announced progress below the 74 percent protection rate achieved in a 1946 program.
Studebaker resigns as education commissioner July 5
Washington report notes Dr J W Studebaker quits as U S commissioner of education citing inability to remain in the federal government President Truman accepts the resignation effective July 5 The action ends his service in the Education post.
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Truman to Hold News Conference in Washington
President Truman will hold a news conference at 11 30 A M Thursday. It will be his first formal meeting with press and radio reporters in a month following a week without remarks during the Republican convention.
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Quake Leaves City in Rubble Amid Shelter Scenes
After the tremor 16 people were buried under a collapsed theater and the rest under a meeting house where a Parent-Teacher Organization session was ongoing. Fuk ui lies in blackened rubble as survivors search through blocked roads, no power, scarce water and food, and rising pestilence danger.
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Earthquake off Japan Felt as Aftershock in Cleveland
An aftershock earthquake was recorded by John Carroll University seismograph in Cleveland. The quake occurred off the west coast of Japan and is described as less severe than yesterday's Honshu event.
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Japanese officers sentenced to hang for Bataan death march
Maj. Gen. Yos Hitaka Kawane and Col. Kuratara Hirano were condemned by a U S Army tribunal for complicity in the 1942 Bataan death march. About 10 000 American and Filipino soldiers died during the march.
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Barber Fined and Slot Machine Seized in Lowville
Asa Bellinger, 51, of Lowville, was fined 25 dollars in police court for possession of a slot machine in a barber shop. State police arrested him Saturday night. the machine will be destroyed and its contents turned over to Welfare Commissioner Stanley B. Parsons.
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Asa Bellinger
Army bars marriage plans for son aboard in Japan
A mother says the Army stopped her son Chr. Delbert M. Reed 19 from marrying a Japanese girl. Mrs. Oren Reed reported receiving a letter from Lt Gen Robert L. Eichelberger, commander of the U S Eighth Army in Japan, stating the action.
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Army denies request to marry Japanese national abroad
A corporal stationed in Kyoto plans to wed a Japanese woman. His mother contacted the Army after the letter was written last month. General Tsicheberger, an Ohio native, replied that permission to marry a Japanese national in Japan must come from him and in this case the marriage will not be approved.
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Oswego Office Opens for Working Papers and Exams
Oswego pupils may obtain working certificates at the Board of Education from 11 AM to noon each weekday through Sept. 3. Health exams are offered at Oswego High School this week until July 16 at 9:30 AM and on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays from July 19 to Aug. 27 at the Wealth Center at ULAWM.
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Locomotive Plant Extends Vacation Shutdown in Schenectady
The American Locomotive Company announced today its annual two week vacation shutdown in Schenectady was extended by one extra week due to material shortages and plant bottlenecks.
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