Marshall Denies U S Seeks Talks With Russia
Washington dispatch reports Secretary Marshall dismissing suggestions the United States and the Soviet Union would enter negotiations on major informational problems. He stresses no shift in policy, keeping talks limited to UN and international bodies and reiterates readiness to discuss only formal U S government positions.
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British Mandate Ends as Jews gain key Palestine triumph
British withdrawal accelerates as Jewish forces capture major sites in Palestine. In Jerusalem Haganah moves to seize strategic buildings while British troops pull back toward Haifa. Tel Aviv prepares for a declared Jewish state as the mandate nears its Friday deadline.
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Truman Preconvention Tour Aims For Personal Touch
Democratic national headquarters plan Truman’s pre convention tour to present the president in a homely, friendly way. Marquis Childs notes the strategy emphasizes showing the man over state affairs to voters.
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Queen Wilhelmina to Abdicate Throne
Queen Wilhelmina announces abdication plans for September end and transfers powers to her daughter Princess Juliana. The 67 year old monarch has faced months of illness and will retire after a long reign marked by devotion and national service.
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State moves to obtain injunction and road bids planned
The State Department of Public Works will seek a May 26 injunction on 75,000 Chrysler workers strike affecting 16 auto plants. Area road bids totalling 1,310,000 are proposed for Genstenetion projects in Onondaga and Cayuga counties, including replacement of the Belson bridge on Route 31 over the Seneca River and new highway approaches.
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Rainy Spell Ends Tonight Forecast Weatherman Says
The Wenthee Bureau reports the stationary cold front driving the widespread rain is moving east, ending the wet spell tonight. Rain covers the state with two last night storms bringing 18 inches of rainfall. Cooler, drier weather follows with a low near 42 and a high around 38.
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Divorce Filed After Circus Midget Incident
A woman named Midredisingh filed for divorce from her husband Henry after a domestic dispute at a circus. She described an incident involving alleged punches to her father, and she cited unsettling conduct at a British Industries Fair setting.
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Food Index Up 5 Cents Amid Market Strain
New York report notes wholesale and卷ile prices rising by five cents to $6.93 per unit with annual comparisons showing higher costs. Amid sparse data the index reached a record high, reflecting persistent inflation pressures on basic commodities.
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Petition PSC Denies Cold Spring Bus Service
The Public Service Commission denied a petition to extend Syracuse Transit Corporation routes from Liverpool to Cold Spring and Red Rock areas. Commission said public convenience and necessity do not require the service despite residents’ support for a 7 mile extension. Seven hearings preceded the ruling.
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Italy's Leader Drafted by Son at Cornell
Mario Einaudi, Cornell government professor, describes Luigi Einaudi as drafted to the Italian presidency. He says the elder Einaudi did all he could to avoid the post and spoke calmly after yesterday's election.
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Passenger AWOL at Field Sparks International Incident
An AWOL passenger caused a security alert at Field International after a KLM flight from Amsterdam to Venice was diverted and a stranded individual set off a disturbance. Authorities traced the incident to a person hiding aboard the aircraft causing a delay and relocation of the plane.
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War Dead Arrive from Brooklyn Army Base
Bodies of eight American soldiers killed in North Africa arrive at the Brooklyn Army base Friday morning for burial or transport. Military officials confirm the count and identify the servicemen among the fallen.
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Fragmented Text About Local Politics and Officials
The readable parts describe concern over public funds and political figures. Mentions include a local committee, a government body, and questions about accountability. No clear events, dates, or named persons emerge from the fragment.
Baboon Boy Death Reported By Daily Mail
The London Daily Mail quotes Ganetown reports on the death of Soll Atwa's boy known as Taras the Baboon Boy. Protea Dart from Witwatersrand University describes the incident as a feral baboon pack attack near a data farm in 1921, leaving a 12 year old native boy injured and able only to guttural sounds.
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Meat Pickets Rout Workers In Aggressive Demonstrations
Me at pickets surged through South St Paul and Albert Lea Minnesota clashing with deputies as hundreds of pickets blocked plants at Swift Armour and Wilson Company. Cars were overturned and injuries were reported amid mass protests spreading to Albert Lea about 120 miles south of Minneapolis.
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Suffragan Bishop Named for Syracuse Diocese
Bishop Peabody recommended Br. Rev. Malcolm Pramody of Syracuse as suffragan bishop for the Episcopal Diocese of Content New York at the 80th annual convention in Grace Church Utica. Delegates approved the recommendation and a special convention will be called to elect the new bishop.
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Boy Wanderer Refuses Details From State Police
State police fed a boy found on Route 2 in Northampton, helpless and hungry, who avoided questions with vague answers. When asked his residence he spoke of “two place in particular” and then offered mixed ages from twelve to sixteen, leaving officers unable to identify him.
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Bevin Says Only Reds Block World Peace
London reports Foreign Secretary Bevin claims communists stand between peace and settlement with the Soviet Union. He insists there can be no agreement while ground is not cleared, as Moscow radio earlier announced. The exchange highlighted tensions ahead of postwar peace talks.
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Walkout Begins Quietly as Auto Workers Strike Hits Michigan
Detroit reports a major UAW walkout with 12 Chrysler plants idle in Michigan and three more in Indiana. About 43,000 workers at Goodyear Detroit plants face layoffs. unions press for wage gains while Chrysler seeks settlement after a four day shutdown.
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