ODWYER PAYS TRIBUTE TO FIGHTING LIBERAL
New York mourns Sintetlo H Lanunasia known as Little Pigwor dies of cancer at 64 in his home. Mayor Lam Dwyer pays tribute praising his devotion to public welfare and patriotism, noting his lasting impact on the city and state. Funeral services set for Monday at St. John the Divine Cathedral.
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Guardia
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France urges stance as UN Assembly debates U S Russia crisis
France tells the United Nations Assembly that efforts for U S Russia compromise have failed and that Paris will take a clear stand on the issues before the body. It appeals for wide support and notes the Security Council’s veto power complicates solutions.
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LaGuardia's Career in Brief New York Highlights on the career of Jo La Guardia
Timeline spans 1901 to 1930s detailing LaGuardia’s roles as consular agent in Budapest and Teleste, a legal practitioner, major in the Army Air Corps in World War I, and elected official positions including member of Congress and mayor of New York. Notes service as UNERA director general and other public offices.
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Surprise announcement teased by minister at UN assembly
A brief item reports a minister planning a so called surprise statement during the United Nations General Assembly session. It notes speculation around the delay and mentions the involvement of various world organizations and officials.
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Sovlek
United Nations
Genfen
Barsia
Anne Ervin
Taroy E. Smith
Plot Charges Linked to Peron Wife Probe In Argentina
A federal judge confirms an investigation involving 12 police officers and charges tied to a plot linked to President Peron's wife. The report notes limited details and claims the case centers on an alleged ill intent, with a judge releasing information only in part and referencing an unnamed official.
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Yeedom Train Leaves Philadelphia for Liberty
A fragment describes a train leaving Philadelphia heading toward liberty with spectators saddened by the separation. It mentions a Friday stop and a Philadelphia visit where 33 histories documents on five items were viewed.
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Ameyinds
Pmadelphia
Two Brothers Die in Fire as Police Hold Two Men
In Norway Maine a pair of brothers aged about one and six months died in a blaze likely set by a suspected arsonist. Fire destroyed a residence and a storage plant, causing about $200,000 in losses. Police detained two men as a man fled the scene. Neighbors and rescue crews responded as calls indicated the children were found with firefighters pulling them from the blaze. The mother was reportedly present and the family tragedy drew investigators to scrutinize the incident.
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Highways deemed dangerously inadequate in New York system
State Road Jobs to Cost Billions. Public Works chief told Governor Dewey the highway system remains dangerously inadequate and slated to expand through 1960. The 1960 annual spend averaged 149 million dollars with a 4 billion dollar highway program planned, yet delays and rising material costs hinder progress.
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Truman Returns to Work After Washington Trip
President Truman resumed duties in Washington following a 20 day trip, meeting with White House aides to discuss emergency aid costs and economic policy. Margaret Truman accompanied him as officials reported routine duties, baggage cleared, and calls made to coordinate next steps on national concerns.
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Sighting Report Emerges After Luzon Plane Loss
Unclear radio messages describe possible sighting of a Luzon air disaster off northern Tabor. Parachutes may have deployed from a US Air Force plane with about 25 aboard. Authorities report wreckage location near Tuguegarao and Manila route disruption.
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Yanks Fight Tokyo Flood
American soldiers report conditions in Tokyo as floodwaters rise around Yokya Mizadi while northern Honshu endures a typhoon. At least 3000 Japanese dead estimated. 420000 homeless in Tokyo area, 67000 homes flooded as 20 square miles of northeastern outskirts submerged.
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4 Nazis Hanged For Camp Crimes
Four Nazi war criminals were executed by hanging at Landgberg Prison courtyard today for crimes committed at Dachau and Majdanek camps. The condemned include leaders responsible for mass murders and atrocities, with one acting as a master of punishment and another as a death-squad sergeant.
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Sunday Will Be Warmer
Weather summary reports a warmer Sunday with mild daytime temperatures. Forecast notes a high around 82 and a low near 77 with a brief easing of winds and potential showers unlikely to disrupt plans.
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Giibod
Oldest California courthouse burns in midnight blaze
A historic county courthouse in Dowaninvie, Sierra County, California, one of the oldest in the state, was destroyed by a midnight fire. Fire crews fought stubborn flames as smoke engulfed the wooden structure. No injuries were reported, and investigators began surveying the charred ruins for cause.
Grain Dips 3d Day Prices Shake Food Markets
Grain prices fell on the third day with corn and wheat seeing declines as traders anticipated July and September contracts. Officials noted overall downward pressure as buyers awaited clearer signals amid volatile trading.
Leftist Demonstrations Rock Italy Amid Price Rises
Readers report mass protests in Rome with leftist groups joining. crowds chant against government policies as price inflation doubles since January. Demonstrations follow labor strikes and are tied to confidence in Dal Jaspevi's cabinet, with Communist Socialist and Republican parties staged in public squares across the country.
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Immense storm wrecks in New Orleans area
A violent storm swept the New Orleans region with heavy winds and rain. Reports describe extensive property damage and multiple fatalities as the storm moved northeast, threatening Gulf states and triggering official warnings.
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Vesie's sun shiny and he's been waiting sinew
Fragmentary text lists names and phrases with unclear meaning about Vesie and a child, suggesting a garbled local snippet. The readable bits reference a person or character named Vesie and scattered dialogue, lacking clear event or outcome.
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