Dewey to Confer With Dukes on Policy Conference
Gov. Thomas E. Dewey meets with foreign affairs adviser John Foster Dulles at his farm near Pawling to discuss potential statements redefining the Republican nominee’s general stance on the international situation. Dewey will return to Albany amid a large welcome by district Republicans and continue campaign planning with running mate Gov. Earl Warren as concern over the Russian blockade grows.
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Ee Pawling
Thomas J
Dewey
California
Bart Warren
Earl Warren
New Yorker
Draft Call Age Not Yet Set for Military Induction
Washington reports that officials have not fixed the first draft age and plan to use age rather than lottery to determine induction order. Twenty-one is commonly cited, with self addressed by birthdays. President Truman is expected to name state directors and about 4,000 local boards will follow.
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Washington
Selective Service
Ruman
Truman
Kampf III Resigns As Federal Judge in New York
White House announces Edward 5. Kampf resigns from the Northern District of New York due to ill health. Judge Kampf’s letter states he is quitting. resignation to take effect tomorrow per press secretary Charles C. Ross.
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Washington
Edward 5. Kampf
New York
White House
Kampf
Charles C. Ross
Question on Atomic Energy Commission Haunts White House
Marquis Childs notes in his editorial that Congress has offered little guidance on the Atomic Energy Commission. The column, appearing on pages 40 and 41, previews features across the rest of the issue including comics, horoscope, and regular sections such as Amusements, Financial, Bridge, and more.
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White House
Congress
Atomic Energy Commission
Marquis Childs
Ida Jean Kain
Dr. Dean
Mary Haworth
Ing
City Life
Winchell
State Department
Stalin
Rain Ends as City Sees Brief Storm Power Outages
Rainy spell ends with a cloudburst in the North Side. Andrew P. Keller says fair weather returns tomorrow with .21 inch rainfall reported. High winds black out circuits, topple trees, and bring temporary darkness across Fulton and surrounding blocks. A Sealright plant switchboard catches fire after a lightning strike as residents recover from the storm.
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Andrew P. Keller
U. S. Weather Bureau
North Side
Weather Bureau
Court St
Tompkins St
Fulton
Sealright Power Corporation
Food Price Index Declines 2 Cents
The Dun & Bradstreet wholesale food price index sat at 7.14 on June 29, down from 7.16 the prior week and up from 6.39 a year ago. The index totals the cost of a pound of 31 foodstuffs.
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New York UP
Dun & Bradstreet
Hero Off to France for Bastille Day Observance
Audie Murphy, America's most decorated World War II soldier, departs by plane from Los Angeles to represent the United States Army at Bastille Day ceremonies in France on July 14. The celebrated hero is slated to attend official events honoring Allied wartime ties and veterans.
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Lon
Angeles
Audie Murphy
America
U. S. Army
France
Food Line West Takes Machinery From City Paper Says
The Soviet Union’s official paper in Germany accuses Western air freight into Berlin of being a bluff to hide the plunder of the city. It claims the service is designed to feed Berlin while Russians ship out machinery and goods on return flights. Marshal Vasily D. Sokolovsky, the Russian commander, is mentioned.
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Berlin
Germany
Taegliche Rundschau
False scare over new obstacle to Berlin airlift
In Berlin a barrage balloon misled observers into believing Russians blocked the air corridor for food. U S Air Force officials feared a threat to Berlin lifeline while Marshal Sokolovsky urged resumption of western train service before Berlin’s stocks run short.
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Berlin
U. S
Nie
Roll Flashed by Girl Is Mother's Vacation Money
A mother reports losing $702 from a postal savings withdrawal hidden under a mattress. Her six year old daughter Mary Ann was seen carrying a wad of bills. police recovered the money and returned it to the mother. Earlier, two youths aged five and seven were found giving away $10 of their mother’s savings to strangers and the money was returned.
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Mary Ann
Mrs. Mattison
Cominform Charges Tito and Yugoslavia Split Crisis
Cominform declares Tito defies Moscow by resisting Soviet scrutiny and seeks a Balkan bloc with Albania and Bulgaria. The article explains how the Communist Party in Moscow directs satellite nations, with Tito challenging that central control and risking broader Soviet policy.
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Washington
Marshall Tito
Moscow
Kremlin
Communist Party
Soviet Union
Stalin
Molotov
Czechoslovakia
Yugoslavia
Tito
Cominform
Todan
Balkan
Albania
Bulgaria
Russia
Circus animals saved as fire hits Million Dollar Pier
Atlantic City firemen rescued five lions an elephant and several other circus animals when flames swept the end of the Million Dollar Pier in Atlantic City today.
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Atlantic City
INS
Sistie Boettiger to wed Republican July 7
Phoenix reports Sistie Boettiger granddaughter of Franklin D Roosevelt will marry Van H Seagraves of Oregon City. The wedding is set for July 7 with Eleanor Roosevelt attending in Phoenix. The couple’s engagement confirms a union linking FDR kin to a Republican family as public interest recalls Sistie and her brother Curtis while living in the White House and Hyde Park.
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Sistie Boettiger
Phoenix
Ariz
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Anna Eleanor (Sistie) Boettiger
White House
van H. Seagraves
Charles Seagraves
Oregon City
Ore
John Boettiger
Sisttie
Eleanor Roosevelt
Boettiger
Washington
Hyde Park, N.Y
Prices for Meat-on-Hoof Soaring Prompt Higher Retail
The Agriculture Department forecast meat-on-the-hoof prices will climb this summer and early fall, signaling higher retail meat costs. Hogs, cattle, and sheep rose about 8 percent midMay to midJune as market shipments fell, with supplies unlikely to improve before 1950. A weak cattle cycle is expected to persist, unless stockmen invest in breeding stock. Hog production remains well below wartime peaks due to corn shortages, though a favorable yield could boost hog numbers next year.
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Washington, CP
Agriculture Department
Subway Fare to Dime Tomorrow in New York
The city ends the 44 year nickel fare on its rapid transit system at midnight. New fares rise to 10 cents on about 239 miles of subway and elevated lines and seven cents on 182 route miles of trolleys and 133 miles of bus lines in Brooklyn, Queens, and Staten Island.
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New York
Brooklyn
Queens
Staten Island
Cigarettes Tax Change Sparks Smoke-Drain Patrols
New Jersey raises cigarette price by three cents tomorrow to match New York, prompting investigators to patrol both sides of the Hudson. Chitty agents will seize any ear found with more than five cartons of cigarettes as they monitor cross state movement.
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New York
Hudson River
New Jersey
New York State
Jenkintown Flag Flown Inverted During Heat Wave
In Jenkintown Pennsylvania the flag atop Borough Hall flew upside down for four hours yesterday. Police Chief Frank Sweeney explained there is no distress in town, noting the heatwave pushing temperatures to 92 degrees caused the unusual display.
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Jenkintown
Borough Hall
Frank Sweeney
Sweeney
ARREST MADE IN DEAL TWO BROTHERS SOUGHT IN FRAUD
Police seek two brothers on grand larceny in a first degree case after the arrest of Joseph J. Monsour 38 of 1087 West Genesee Street on a fake car finance deal. Downtown Motors Corp operator Stephen Alot of 817 De Wirist says he lost 2500 dollars in the transaction.
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Joseph J
Blackie) Monsour
W. Genesee St
Stephen Alot
Dewirist
Downtown Motors Corp
W. Geneseest
Best Is Given Life Term For Treason in Berlin Broadcasts
Robert H. Best, 52, expatriate newsman formerly of Sumter South Carolina, was sentenced in Federal Court to life imprisonment for wartime propaganda broadcasts from Berlin. He also received a $10,000 fine by Judge Francis J. W. Ford.
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Boston
Painter John Brunet Dies in 50-Foot Fall in Rochester
Painter John Brunet, 39, was killed yesterday in a 50-foot fall from a scaffold in Rochester. Authorities investigated the accident, and the fall is being treated as a fatal work incident.
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Rochester
John Brunet
Two Rides and a Bedouin's Last Ride
During a Duluth visit, Richard I Lansdale recounts a tale of two rides to an airman. He recalls flying in Arabia and giving a Bedouin a short ascent. The Bedouin thanked him, saying the two rides were his first and last.
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Richard
Lansdale
Sid
Duluth
Arabia
Formation of Balkan Bloc Urged by Yugoslav Communists
Belgrade reports Yugoslav Communist leaders, led by Premier Tito, advocate a Balkan bloc uniting Albanian, Bulgarian and Yugoslav peoples on national equality. They urge stronger army discipline and modern weaponry, stating the army protects Yugoslav freedom. The program, presented to the Sixth Communist council on July 21, appears in Borba after Cominform's sharp condemnation.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Balkan
Yugoslav Communists’ Central Committee
Marshal Tito
Sfxth
Communist Council
Borba
Tito
U.S. and Tito Near Accord on Multimillion Settlement
Washington reports near final agreement on a financial deal that would net Marshal Tito's government about 30 million dollars. Negotiations span American claims for nationalized Yugoslav property and Yugoslav claims to assets frozen in 1941, with both sides moving toward a settlement.
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Washington
United States
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
Belgrade
Tito
City faces hot weather strain on water system
City engineers report daily demand near 47 million gallons with 46 million yesterday and 47 million forecast. Reservoirs hold about 247 million gallons but cutting pressure limits drawdown. Last summer peaked at 51 million. fountains were shut off to conserve. New conduits and pipes will add 3.5 million gallons daily by Sept 1, with cement coating on 48 inch lines near Camillus.
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Nelson F
Camillus
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