Elizabeth’s First Son Gets 41 Gun Salute
Britain welcomed the newborn son of Princess Elizabeth with a 41 gun salute as US warships Columbus and Hamul joined British forces at Plymouth. Crowds cheered outside Buckingham Palace while bells rang from St Paul’s, Westminster Abbey, and other churches as royal celebrations began.
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Colin
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Tun
St Pauls Cathedral
Westminster Abbey
Big Three To Weigh Peace Bid In Cold War
Paris reports three major powers plan meetings to seek a truce amid Cold War tensions. United States Great Britain and France aim to align on a peace proposal while facing Kremlin suspicions and UN pressure.
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Paris
Prince Soll
Herve Tomorraw
United States
Great Britain
France
Cpinion
United Nations
Trygve le
Hoy Evatt
Assembly
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Crash Kills 17 Players and Fans Near Saar Border
A deadly incident near Ruhrach on the Saar French border kills 17 people including player and fans, injures 16, and leaves four missing amid war related dangers. Authorities report a severe accident at the scene.
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Saari Pohl
Germany
Ruhraach
Todays Features and Page Tilts Across the Paper
An. editorial note highlights the 1918 Congress election impact on Governor Dewey in the presidential race. The page lists features across sections such as Amusements Financial Music and Sports with references to Comics and daily readers’ items. Page numbers for specific content are indicated.
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Dewey
Old Guard
Apimaan
Maras Childs Ste Ing Ne Todayy
Pase
Amusements
Financial
Eedge
Ing Repier
City Lite Radio
AL Social
Ednanats Sports
Winchell
Eisenhower
Witness Defends Boss in Auto Sales Tip Scandal
Washington reports an automobile salesman testified before a House subcommittee investigating questionable practices at Oldsmobile dealers. He described a "tip" system up to 500 dollars for favorable sales, while police described a fatal shooting linked to a separate incident in East Syracuse. The witness denied soliciting extra payments and called the allegations a misunderstanding. Local authorities reported the suspect under guard as details emerged from the hospital and police reports. The Berlin crisis remained a separate UN tension topic with no public comment from Moscow.
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Washington
Leslined Sealey
Inday Hiotha
Ohettoup
Dosh
Winker Manuel
Berth
Mintel i
Manuel Sit
Anlage
James Stilt
Syracuse
Michael Gatt
Onondaga General Hospital
No Welcome Mat Out for 16 Draftees
A scrambled wartime report notes 16 draftees arrive with limited gear and footwear, causing concern among Army officials. The piece mentions public relations officers scrambling to provide nine soldiers with boots and equipment as officials seek to avoid delays.
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Howe
Jons Seale
Army
Puerto
Buyers Protest Fee Produce Goes Unsold
Prospective buyers from chain stores object to added charges on produce, causing few purchases at Marion market. Receivers in Merida and California prompted the opening of daily auctions, but only light nibble from buyers as traders demand price relief and wholesale pass through to consumers.
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Marion
Ms Meray
Areceivers
Patie Ielly
Merida
Callfouma
Russia rejects BN AANP receivers bids over rail fare issue
Over the weekend officials rejected a set of bids tied to rail fare increases. Moscow signaled the new cost tag would take effect for Berlin municipal elections and buyers prepared to bid in government auctions, amid claims of legitimacy questions and market pushback.
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Holly
Hnelly
Berlin
State Court Upholds Religious Training in Schools
Kingston law report states a New York state court upheld constitutional provisions allowing released time for religious instruction. Judge Rowan W Lisworth ruled state programs cannot be condemned and noted a March Supreme Court decision supports the free exercise of religion in schools. The case of Joseph Lews of North Salem, president of the Tree Makers Society, was dismissed for lack of sufficient cause.
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Kingston
New York
Rowan W Lsworth
Act of Ixtigion US
Joseph Lews
North Salem
Mhtikers Society of
Ameica
Covien
Lasting Dock Peace Talks Reported at San Francisco
Negotiators from West Coast maritime interests and waterfront employers association discussed steps toward peace and thus a definite process in talks. The group outlined aims to settle disputes locally to reduce work stoppages and avoid paralyzing coast shipping.
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San Francisco
West Coast
Ine Waterfront Employers Association
CIQ
Assoc
Hondrik
Dachau Refugees Seek Death in Death Wells
Report from Dachau refugees stating their wish to die via gas in the death wells. The text notes the camp’s grim history and the refugees’ resolve toward the end. The article references ongoing hardships and appeals to authorities for relief or removal.
CHINESE FORCES FALTER AS REDS PRESS NEAR NANKING
AP reports indicate deepening Red pressure around Nanking with Suchow isolated and railway links cut. Government reinforcements stranded. rebels advance east of the capital while Chiang Kai-shek and top leaders debate a UN protest amid talk of a war cabinet.
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Nanking
Sath Artes Neughal
Suhsien
Pukow
Suchow
Siew
Charles Hayes
Silin
Shanghai
Chang Kai-sieh
United Nations
Chiang
Hulatao
Plenyenkang
Easton Henniias
Paeghal
Farm Bureau Leader Urges Stable Prices for Prosperity
Allan B. Kine, president of the American Farm Bureau Federation, told the 33d annual New York State Farm Bureau convention in Syracuse that stable prices are essential to continued prosperity. He spoke as a spokesman for about 87,000 federation members, urging Congress to support a solid monetary policy and price stability to shield farmers from deflationary forces.
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Allan B Kine
American Farm Bureau Federation
Yarh
Tote
Quondaga
Mo 1
Congress
Colima
Repeal Labor's Goal debated in Congress battle
The report speaks of a heated session as Congress discusses labor policy while factions argue over the agenda. It mentions a pivotal vote and references President Johnson and prospects for a Democratic House and Senate. The piece frames labor advances as a hard fought victory for party leaders.
Budget Hearings On AMASANY Amid Red Ink Fears
Fiscal hearings proceed as experts defend the 2949-3 budget amid prospects the state may end the year in the red. Officials press departments to justify expenditures. nine percent reductions are ordered and revenue shortfalls of over seven million dollars loom. State leaders warn a shortfall could reach 42.5 million by March 31, 1948.
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Gav ‘Thomas
Dewevs
Pakesman
Agiicud Tel
di Wey
Israel urges UN to push armistice in Palestine at debate
Moshe Sher tork, Israel foreign minister, tells the UN Security Council and General Assembly that the Negev desert region should be surrendered to a Jewish state and urges prompt action to expel invading Arab armies. He backs early UN membership for Israel and seeks a multinational armistice plan to pave the path to peace, while Arab states oppose compromising Palestinian politics. The council considers a Canadian plan framed by Dr Ralph Bunche, with France and Belgium voicing support.
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Paris
Moshe Shertok
Israel
United Nations
Negev
Soutlhin Palestine
Senoton
Shertok
Beenie Dokte
Holy Land
Palestine
UN Security Council
Mathe Palas de Charlot
Council
AG L McNaughton
Canady
Ralph Bunche
Bunche
Heraeli
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France
Belgiam
Foass el Khoury
Syria
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Aran
Promply
Falestie
Russa
Czechoslovakia
North Korea
Korea
United States
Great Britain
Warmer Air Bends East Across Plains Weather Outlook
Meteorologist Andrew P Keller reports a TAOW trough entering the West and moving eastward. Temperatures rise slightly in Montana to Nebraska with cooler tonight in the 30s. Tomorrow should be fair and warmer with highs around 50 to 55 degrees.
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Andrew P Keller
Montana
Nebraska
Keller
Clearing Weather To Aid Berlin Airlift
Berlin reports clearer skies and improving weather conditions could allow the airlift to resume after days of heavy Soviet blockade. Observers note limited supplies had reached the city during the past three days as pilots prepared for resumed missions.
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Berlin
Deserved Execution Ann Sheridan Story at Dinner
An unnamed woman tells a court story about jury duty and capital punishment. She asks the judge to excuse her for not believing in countel punishment, but the judge notes the case is not about capital punishment. A separate tale involves a wife saving $2500 over eight years to buy pearl necklaces, only for the husband to squander the money.
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Ann Sheridan
Simstar
Kas
Baker
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