Churchill Warns U S to Keep Bomb or Face Death by Action
Churchill told the United States to preserve its atomic stock and avoid aiding its own death by disarming the bomb. He urged Western nations to act quickly for a peaceful settlement before Russia expands nuclear power, outlining steps to nationalize atomic energy and loosen Soviet influence in Europe and Asia.
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Indians edge Braves as Gromek faces Sain in World Series
Cleveland leads Boston 2-1 after five innings in the World Series with Steve Gromek set to duel Johnny Sain. Bearden, Bou ndrest, and Feller available in relief as Cleveland eyes the next game. Sain plans to counter with strong Braves pitching and a powerful lineup.
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Unclear 1940s baseball page features Braves Indians play by play
Punctuated clippings describe a baseball game with the Braves and Indians. Plays include Holmes, Dark, Torgeson, Hegan, Doby, and Mitchell. Scoring details show one run in the first inning and subsequent outs, with numerous fielding plays and line drives noted in rapid succession.
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Pleas Delays Jail for Woman in Relief Funds Case
In Pittsburgh two boys aged 12 and 7 pleaded to spare their mother from prison. Judge Henry Elsenbegen suspended a four three month sentence for Mrs Neilie Thomas over alleged mismatched public relief funds while an investigation continues.
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Many Held in Slaying Stern Gang Break Jail
Scores of Stern gang members were said to break out of jail during an Israeli arrest operation linked to the Sept 7 assassination of Count Folke Bernadotte, with estimates of 78 to 100 still at large and about 120 escaping amid gunfire and confusion. Some fled to the sea or hid with friends before returning.
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Cold Front to Bring Scattered Showers and Cooler Air
A cold front moving from the west is forecast to reach Syracuse tonight, bringing scattered showers and a drop in temperature. Low tonight around 33 degrees. A separate note reports a woman charged yesterday with accepting 508 in relief while employed as a 16 dollar weekly charwoman two years ago.
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New York Tour Shortened by Talks with Marshall
President Truman visits the capital and travels across the state by train for a major address in Doffield and a stop in Syracuse where about 5,000 spectators braved heavy rain. He signs autographs, waves his hat, and receives enthusiastic welcomes from Democrats optimistic about November 2 elections as Lawrence J. O’Toole reports from Albany to Buffalo.
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President Truman Stresses Democratic Bid in Auburn Speech
Mayor MALUN FAH, a Republican, met President Truman at a rain-soaked rally as Charles F. Mogan challenged him on platform ties. Truman attacked Rep. Taber in Auburn, urging defeat of his Democratic opponent Francis Lowhan and crusading for the common man against echoing pork barrel practices.
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Ship Feared Lost Is Safe Near Baja California
The motor vessel Malik Mes, once feared lost on high seas near the Baja California tip, is confirmed safe and continuing its course. The fishing vessel Lay Serama relayed the coast guard radio contact indicating Malibu Inez had received the report. Coast Guard communication confirms the updates.
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Latins Seek Aid for Spain in UN Debate
Paris reports that Argentina Bolivia and other Latin nations push a quiet six nation effort to relax the UN boycott of Franco Spain. No current proposal to seek Spain's admission to the UN is on the table. The six nations are Argentina Bolivia Peru Dominican Republic Nicaragua and Paraguay.
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Bowler Sues Over Scallop Stomach Pain Verdict
Curtis W. Spuhler won 450 dollars in district court against a restaurant over a scallop meal that caused his stomach distress after a bowling event. He testified he was in a hospital with a troubled stomach after the March 18 incident while others in his group ate the scallops. Spuhler, from Akron, had filed a 1500 dollar claim seeking damages.
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Rosie the Riveter Seeks Job Back in Decatur
Decatur Illinois wartime employment officials report more women returning to work but few seek clerical or service roles. Many applicants target factory positions with welders and machine operators noted as desired by interviewers.
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Five Ton Roller Lost Near Salem Oregon
A five ton gas roller used in paving work is reported missing from a parking lot north of Salem city limits. The terse notice notes the machine’s size and location in SALEDS Oregon.
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Britain Calls Soviet Arms Plan a Fraud in Debate
Washington reports say President Truman and Secretary Marshall met at the White House to discuss the Soviet arms proposals. Britain branded Moscow’s disarmament plan a fraud as talks with the United Nations and Allied powers continue amid cautious diplomacy and resistance to quick disarmament.
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Marshall plane arrival sparks renewed questions on plan
Officials at Port whisked to greet Marshall at the airport about 20 minutes before the president attacked. Reports suggested a plan had been abandoned if ever seriously considered, with some officials denying and others noting no confirmation.
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French Strike Spread Is Feared in New Wave
The French coal strike escalated across the nation as a Communist wave disrupted daily life. The industrial action led to fatalities and numerous injuries, straining France’s fragile economic recovery and prompting widespread concern among workers and officials.
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Russian correspondent portrays daily life behind the iron curtain
In Topeka a Hungry Russians correspondent Paul Norton observes life in Russia after returning from a study of the iron curtain. He notes difficulties in obtaining food while praising the Russians for hospitality and a brotherly American remark about the Moscow winter. The piece highlights the contrast between scarcity and social warmth observed during his visit.
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Washington Front-Page Personalities by Elise Morrow
Elise Morrow profiles Washington social scene with a weekly, punchy look at key figures and cliques. The piece previews Sundays in the exclusive feature column, highlighting power circles and fashionable intrigue.
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