Navy plans巨大 carrier to launch B 29s and reach new size
Navy eyes a vast carrier designated CVA-88 at Newport News. cost around 124 million, targeted completion in early 1950s. Ship features include a 1 000 foot light deck, two bow elevators, a large aft elevator, and side recoil bays. Reports cite plans for a 50 ton plane with 34 500 mile range, with construction by Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Corporation.
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Martial Law Tightened Across Peru Amid New Flareups
REPORTS DESCRIBE MILITARY SHARPENING CONTROLS AS ARMY WARNs VIOLATORS IN AREQUIPA AND PARA...
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The Man EARL WILSON and FRED ALLEN in radio show snit
The piece notes Earl Wilson and Fred Allen amid radio giveaway chaos as Allen’s program teases morality while fans congratulate him. A guest asks for a personal greeting, and the scene turns to casual bar chatter about approaching concerts and personal habits.
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Moral instability spree sparks church leader warn
A New Brunswick minister told a State Conference audience that the era is marked by moral instability, citing a wave of malfeasance. The report also mentions public disputes over baby-sitting services and various media industry remarks, including on-air programming and talent offers.
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Cold War To Intensify Says Dulles in Paris
Albany dispatch reports John Foster Dulles told Gov Thomas Dewey in a briefing that the Cold War would intensify after the presidential election. Dulles, part of the U.S. delegation in Paris, cited Soviet spokesmen in Moscow and Paris signaling tougher pressure and a renewed war of nerves in Western Europe. He warned of continued campaign rhetoric shaping perceptions of a global boom-and-bust cycle.
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Former Newark judge to face fate in Essex County Court
In Seware New Jersey former Newark Police Court judge James Fellekcia, accused of embezzling 7000, is set to be tried in Essex County Court. The case hinges on alleged financial misconduct during his tenure and awaits courtroom proceedings.
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FourYearOld Girl Found Dead in Pasture
In Haverhill a four year old girl, Margaret Alberta Goggin, was found dead in a pasture with at least 100 wounds. Authorities say she may have been slain by a sex maniac or mauled by two German shepherds while visiting with her widowed mother. Dr Leroy T Stokes reported the body was mutilated.
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Japan Coalition Cabinet on verge of collapse
Tokyo reports Prime Minister Hitoshi Ashida faces imminent fall as allies prepare emergency session within 24 hours. The crisis centers on leadership in high places amid a looming 5-year plan and mounting political pressure.
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Ambiguous Names in 1920s Corporate Notices
Fragmentary OCR lists multiple individuals with ages and cities, mentioning Beret Gregn 63 in New York, Karl O Scureiber 36 in Chicago as vice president of International Harvester, Louis Harmon 75 father of Tom Harmon, and Trank Witcher McGur Lough 59 of Huntington, tied to Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Co in New York.
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Nine Persons Face Picketing Charge in Station Protest
Nine people were arrested on disorderly conduct charges after allegedly picketing Union News Company property near a railroad station. Police say they marched in a picket style in the station area while awaiting Liming The seven men and two women were detained for questioning.
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Steel Gains Seem Brief
New York reports a temporary boost in steel scrap supply and electric furnace usage. Industry analysts note increased capacity may raise demand for scrap steel while open hearth processes keep pace, with electric furnaces requiring two tons of scrap per ton of steel and open hearth about one and a half tons.
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Soviet claim of B 25 bombers in Reich report
fragmentary report claims Soviet forces show B 25 bombers in the Reich in a postwar warning. The note mentions a mission slowed today and a power air safety center as the Allies are cited, with a reference to Koelhen air field southwest of Balin and a claim that 2 255 would be allocated.
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FBI Probes Rep J Parnell in Un American Activities inquiry
The FBI is ordered to investigate how Rep J Parnell was connected to a probe of wartime Soviet espionage and whether there was basis for charges against Rep Parnell. The inquiry focuses on alleged office kickbacks and improper actions tied to the House Un American Activities Committee and Attorney General approval.
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King of Siam May Lose Sight of Eye
King Phumiphon of Siam may lose sight in his right eye after a car crash near Lausanne Monday. A nine-year-old child among the King’s staff was reportedly unharmed. The spokesman said the King is not in danger, but the eye injury could take days to evaluate.
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Cominform in Reich Parley
A German newspaper reports a recent meeting of the Communist International Information Bureau in Desau. German Communist leaders attended, including De Neue Zenang. The agenda noted Cominform’s attitude in event of an open conflict, with information attributed to close central secretariat figures of Germany's Socialist Unity Party.
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Mountain Rescuers Find Climber Dead on Olympia Peak
Two mountain rescuers near Brothers Peak in the Olympic range recovered a dead climber yesterday, a high school student named Robert Thorson of Bremerton. He died in his sleeping bag after suffering head injuries from a 40-foot fall. A companion secured Thorson’s bag and guided searchers to the scene at about 6,000 feet. A doctor said the climber likely died about an hour after the fall.
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Greek Government Appeals for Aid As Guerrilla Fights Break Out
The Paramonga outbreak referenced civil disturbances as civilians clash with royal troops preparing to move agitators toward Lima. Government reinforcements deployed, calls for more aid to Greece echoed in Congress after a surprise cabinet nod and wartime measures.
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War veteran pardoned leaves Peoria hospital bedside
A wounded young veteran pardoned last Saturday by CHICAGO is described as sightless and almost deaf. He was discharged from the Army after an illness and brain tumor, with parents Leo and Carmen Caruso at his bedside in a Peoria hospital.
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