Mattydale Blaze Destroys Home Leaving 80-Year-Old Homeless
An 80 year old man lost his home in a two day period blaze in Mattydale. Firefighters say the roof was engulfed when investigators arrived and a second incident left the structure uninhabitable. Deputies report the fire started yesterday afternoon and smoke was visible from nearby homes before the blaze subsided. The elderly resident, identified by officials, is reported to be staying with neighbors.
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SL Fattery
Mattydale
Anthony Sadowski
Sappete
Mottydale
Berlin airlift to continue two years says Gen Du Clay
General Lucian Du Clay states the United States and Britain can maintain the Berlin airlift to blockaded Devlin for two years, asserting the operation is essential to restore stability in Europe. The claim follows UN debates and Soviet objections as participants adjourned with possible further meetings planned.
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EL Dmniirii Mamalisky
Wisraine
Thend
Siso Saule Tefuse
Berlin
Council
Juan Aui Bramuglia
Aigéntina
Drs Bille C. Jossip
United States
Merhing
Burglars Loot Diner and Nearby Businesses in East Side
Police report a burglary spree on the East Side with a haul of 3880 lireath and jewelry from Credno Diner at 2 SeFe Ave and 639 Erie Blvd East Gast. The thieves battered a safe, took a small safe from Credno Diner before 10 23 PM, and attempted entry at Hubbard Drug Co. 21 W Waser St. Detectives Fitzgibbons and Chapple linked the loot to a motor area west of the diner. the safe was found later.
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Erie Blvd
Searby Center
Motors
Hubbard Drug Co
W. Waser St
Fio- Tian
Marsello
Man Charged in Wife's Death at Glens Falls Hospital
Warren County District Attorney J Clar ence Heslihy announced a murder charge against Arius By Vance a hospital patient in Glens Falls He was admitted in serious condition after wounding himself Several times with a hauling knife Police said he admitted stabbing his wife Garnets 24 to death just before he wounded himself in an apparent death by own action casefile notes incomplete remains.
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Warren County
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Vance
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Garnets
Typhoon Threatens Kyushu as Okinawa Storm Gains
Air Force officials warn a concentrated storm could strike Kyushu after lashing Okinawa with winds over 100 mph. Weathermen say the storm may move south and east of Japan, threatening coastal areas while the Navy reports 34 missing sailors and 29 rescued from the Hironaki freight."
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France Fears Violence in Coal Strike
A department official warned of trouble as about 235000 miners skipped yesterday's government pits, threatening to paralyze France's coal industry. He noted strikes often start quietly and intensify as hardship grows, with no immediate solution in sight for the country’s largest work stoppage this year.
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France
Dean Louvrss
Nord
Vishinsky boycots Security Council Berlin debate
Paris AP reports the Soviet delegate Aldrei Vishinsky refused to take part in a Berlin crisis debate as the United Nations Security Council vote to admit Western powers’ action against the Soviet blockade. The Soviet bloc opposed putting the Berlin issue on the agenda, calling it a violation of the UN charter.
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Alexander Cadogan
Great Britain
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Council
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Soviet Union
Security Council
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Ukraine
Serlin
Taft Sees GOP Chance to Carry Four Southern States
Senator Taft told reporters the Republicans have a good chance to win four southern states including Tennessee North Carolina Florida and Virginia. He predicted the GOP will retain control of the Senate and also noted favorable outlooks for Dewey in Tennessee and the South.
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Tennessee
North Carolina
Virginia
Navy Day Observance Set For October 27
Navy Day events are planned to honor the men and women who make up the nation's sea strength. President Truman announced the observance will be held on October 2 as part of the nationwide recognition.
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Datermine
Wasrington
Truman
Navy Day
Amusements and features listed for pages and sections
Fragments show page references and section labels such as Amusements 2 Financial 29 Bridge 11 Classified 2255 Fumie Set City 13 and Deaths 18. The text mentions comics, Horoscopes, and pictures on page 14 with names like Jean Kain and Mary Haworth and Crossley For 15 Radio.
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Dr. Dean
Mary Haworth
Taleig
Typhoon Kills 800 On Chinese Coast
A Chinese coastal typhoon on the Leihaw peninsula and adjacent districts killed about 800 people. Reports say 600 drowned when the storm wrecked 100 fishing boats near Leichow, affecting Leihow and nearby areas. Authorities issued warnings and began relief efforts as search teams and ships coordinated aid.
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Illinois Victory Seen for Dewey in Surprise Prediction
New York NY July 7 Lt Gov Hugh W Cross of Illinois predicts the Dewey Warren ticket will carry his slate by a landslide margin. Cross spoke during a visit to the New York State Republican Committee campaign headquarters.
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Iinois
Cross
New York State Republican Committee
Hurricanes Smash Havana Cuba With Six Dead
In the wake of the Cuba hurricane, six people are confirmed dead as the storm roars toward Key West. The powerful weather system causes heavy damage across Havana and threatens additional coastal regions. Military command reshuffles place Field Marshal Bernard Montgomery in charge of Eastern Europe forces, with Gen. Jean de Lattre de Tassigny leading allied units.
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Upstate Democrats Hopeful After Truman Rain Tour
Upstate Democratic leaders voiced strong hopes that President Harry Truman's rain tour will boost election victories for several congressmen and local candidates. They noted Dewey's upstate GOP efforts lag behind, with no upstate Dewey visit planned beyond Albany and Pawling. Page 49, continues.
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Harry Scruman
Thomas E. Dewey
G.O.P
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Upstate
attAlbany
Pawling
Paul EF. Fitzpatrick
Stele Tarecratic
Pilot Makes Dark Landing Saves Twenty Two On Flight
A DC-3 with 22 aboard diverted into a dark landing on a Bahamas barrier cay after running low on fuel. The pilot skillfully steered through a night emergency, touching down on a sand strip and aiding most passengers to safety. The plane, part of a charter, remained afloat until rescue efforts began.
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Luna
Wolves Threaten Alaska Wildlife As Government Plans Influx
Government Fish and Wildlife Service announced a plan to deploy ten wolf hunters into the northern territory to reinforce existing measures against wolves and royales endangering Alaska game animals. The move includes more guns traps and twenty six small airplanes to aid the effort.
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Handbell Ringers Tour Story Sparks Language Confusion
A quirky scene portrays a troupe of Japanese handbell ringers touring the West and San Francisco. An old Yorkshireman mistakes the Japanese leader Jaber for a familiar face, prompting a banterful intermission exchange about language and identity.
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Moose vs Truck Collision Shuts Highway in Ontario
A truck and a moose collided on a Canadian highway near VORT WILTAM Ontario. Driver Larry Steel reported the heavy animal rolled into the road, causing a crash that left four people injured and one vehicle damaged. Local authorities are investigating the incident.
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Morsalurxer
Fire destroys Waterloo clubhouse in Forsigh Wars area
Fire Chief Coorge reports a blaze at a Forsigh Wars clubhouse with undetermined origin. The structure suffered about $20,000 in damage as firefighters battled the flames today at the waterlogged site. The Veverins of Forsigh Wars were named in connection with the building.
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Himalaya Ocean Liner Launched for Pacific and Orient Service
The Himalayan 310000 ton ocean liner Himalaya was launched today in Barely-in-Furness Lancaster shire England. The Pacific and Orient Steam Navigation Company will operate the ship in Indian Australia service for Brits.
Lewis Attacks Truman at Miners Convention
John T. Lewis opened the United Mine Workers 40th convention by accusing President Truman of being a malignant scheming individual. He warned the decision on whether Truman should be a future president rests with the union and its members.
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Havana Sees Destructive Winds From Cuban Storm
Havana faced 120 mile per hour winds as a tropical hurricane struck the city and island, causing 6 deaths and extensive property damage. Reports described wrecked boats, damaged hospitals, and rising casualty tolls as communications gradually returned. Authorities warned of dangerous conditions extending toward Florida with possible impacts into Miami as the storm moved northward.
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