Left Winger Wins British Labor Post
Scarborough dispatch notes a left winger prevailing in the British Labour Party contest amid intra party tensions. The report cites figures including Joel Baker and Moshe Shercok in the context of a pro Russian influence struggle within the party during its annual conference.
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Philp J. Noel
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Vno Execu
Moshe Shercok
Joel Baker
Ussr
Len
Russia and Britain Voters Back Israel Recognition and Economic Plans
In a mixed set of reports from Moscow and Britain, the USSR signals support for Israel and aims to strengthen peace in the region. In Britain, party leaders and ministers report strong election results with Nick Morrison reelected, while calls rise for increased production and long term economic plans to combat obsolescence and boost exports.
Reich Reds Denied Change of Name
In the American Zone the German Communist Party was refused permission to rename itself the Socialist People's Party. The party had called for a month’s notice before the change, but the military government rejected the request.
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Reich Reds
Berlay
Communist Party
Socialist People’s Party
Man Faces Trial in Son's Death in Buffalo Case
Marsh, 21, faces a first degree manslaughter charge in the death of his two and a half month old son, Frederick. Marsh pleaded not guilty after indictment yesterday and was returned to jail to await trial.
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Buffalo
Tuchard EL ‘Marsh
Frederick
Marah
Tanocen
Salty the Cat Keeps Vigil at Chip’s Grave
CWWCAGO WP Salty a female cat keeps lonely vigil at the grave of Chip a dog two years old killed by an automobile Saturday. Max Blehner, owner of both animals, says Salty sits at Chip's grave near Blehner's home and refuses to leave.
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Don
Salty
Chip
Max Blehner
Blehner
Crash Kills Man Near Pike on Jettoo Highway
Bliss 71 of Pike was killed yesterday when his automobile collided with a truck and a culvert near here on Jettoo highway. James C Fennall 61, longtime owner operator of Arrowhead Inn, died at home that night in Saratoga Springs.
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Man Bliss
Clarenge Poller
Pike
SFA Innkeefer
Saratoga Springs
James C Fennall
Arrowhead Inn
Jerusalem Front Page Placed Under UN Plan Strain
The Palestine front reports 1,500 Arabs around Jerusalem’s walled mile square area with Jews holding key routes into the city. Bethlehem and nearby suburbs remain contested as Arab forces press from Amman and Lebanon. Egyptian troops advance south but have made little progress.
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Holy City
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Taturoth
el Temien
Lalrun
Tel Aviv
United Nations Commission
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Bel
Eum
United States
Araby
Tel
Je Uarlem
Amman
Aish Lee Gionanires
Christ Yuma
Holy Church of the Nativity
Chris
E Thenger
Palestine
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Shfka Irland
Wome
Milus Sauiherst al
Meat Union Spurns Otter Witnesses End to Strike Talks
Meat workers at Swift & Company rejected the latest wage proposal ending negotiations. The AFL MEAT WORKERS accepted a nine cent hourly increase, while CIO continued to demand 26 cents. strikes persisted in several plants as local unions voted to end the walkout with nine cent raises. Tensions rose as violence occurred near Mason City amid standstill.
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Ralph Hel- Sein
Ian Swist
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AFL
CIO
Peale
Howe
Ina
Iows
AL Chaves
Becker Company
Mason City
Wallace and Strolin discuss postwar policy and armament limits
Fragmented remarks on peace treaties with Germany and Japan, troop withdrawals from China and Korea, and UNRRA restoration. References to Wallace campaign expectations, reduction of armaments, troop movements, and international cooperation. Mentions open diplomacy, democracy, and noninterference in internal affairs.
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United States
Russa
Europe
Cermany
Russia
Mamnber
Stalin and Wallace Plans Spark Cold War Debate
A fragmentary report notes Stalin’s praise for Wallaces program and a call for a peaceful settlement with concrete proposals. It contrasts his comments with U S positions and hints at Sino-Soviet tension and proposed economic exchanges impacting U S policy. The piece references diplomatic talks and the broader question of East West cooperation.
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Ussr
M_ hfoloiov
U.S. Ambasador Welter
Smuih Andy
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School Annex Bond Issue For Bantrel School
Valley County school district seeks approval of 132,009 dollars in bonds to finance construction of an addition to Bantrel School. The plan aims to expand facilities and accommodate growing student enrollment. The district trustees view the project as essential for future educational capacity.
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Valley of Ieromptins County
Jase
Dan
Asta
U.S. Sees Kremlin Strategies Stir on Postwar Policy
A visible U S policy debate centers on how to handle Soviet actions and Russia’s role in world affairs. Marshall’s May 4 remarks question whether Moscow seeks quick settlement or to shift the U S stance, while Stalin’s moves loom over election campaigns and international diplomacy.
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BYATE
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Suvi
Pour Mintzer Molotov
Waller
Bedell Smith
Mashall
United States
Russia
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Elds
Smith
Stalin
Wallace
White House
Rusin Boron
Unclear Text Fragment from 1948 Report
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions a person named Symactar Vuenattiounnat dated Tuesday in 1948 and references Haining and Usmali with no clear event or outcome available.
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Symactar
Haining
Argand
Usmali
Cal Defeats Dog and Nurses Puppies
A母 Cal defeats a dog and nurses the puppies. The dog’s mate, a tom named Shretefooled, was mothering the kittens and another cat, Mve Torte, before switching. Mrs Wind remarks that Tiny won and is now nursing nine kittens, with both mothers eager to care for the litter.
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Cal
Wignyra
Iny
Wadia
Savings gain in New York banks reports 5th straight rise
A New York bank savings report shows 26,265,809 in new savings deposits, the fifth consecutive increase. The report compares to earlier figures from April and June. Washington sources note a committee member says generals Mark W. Clark and Thomas Handy are slated for reduction to lieutenant general.
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New
Washington
Mouse Armed Services Committee
Ned
Mark W. Clark
Thomas Handy
Reuther Suspects Cleared After Interrogation
Detectives questioned Walter Galeski 27 and John Gola in connection with a shotgun attack on UAW president Walter Reuther. After three hours, Capt. Henry J. Kris stated no evidence linked the men to the shooting.
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Connersion
Mat Minty
Walter DP
Tourer
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