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The Canton Repository

Location

Canton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1949

Page

4

Tito Rebuffed By Russia May Seek U.S. Arms

Washington reports that Cominform blockades cut all military supplies to Yugoslavia. Yugoslav spokesman Col Gen Ivan Goshnjak says Yugoslavia will supply itself, while Western powers are reluctant to sell arms. Experts warn aid could still arrive to counter Moscow influence.

Washington Yugoslavia Marshal Tito Russia Tito Belgrade Communist Party Communist Information Bureau Czechoslovakia Ivan Goshnjak Goshnjak United States Britain France Europe

Burmese Rebels Downed Near Mandalay in Major Clash

The Burma government said over 60 rebels were killed when they attacked the village of Tadu in Sagaing district, south of Mandalay. Troops routed the force and other units pressed toward Yeu, a railroad terminus northwest of Mandalay.

Rangoon Burma Mandalay Tadu Sagaing Jebel Yeu

20-Inch Bass Nibbles At the Wrong Cracker

July 3 report from Windham Maine describes a 12 year old boy catching a four pound bass with a two inch firecracker. The firecracker exploded in the bass mouth and the fish died. Bill Ledger of Portland tossed the device into the water and pulled ashore the damaged catch with the blast noted by his father.

Windham Bill Ledger Portland Bill

Population Boom From 1800 To 1940 Surges Past Two Billion

The earth's population in 1940 exceeded two billion, more than double the level in 1800, highlighting rapid growth driven by advances in agriculture medicine and urbanization across regions.

Holiday Wreck Kills Engineer and Fireman

An eastbound Baltimore and Ohio Diplomat passenger train collided with a stalled stock train near Deer Park Maryland killing engineer E C Fromhart and fireman W L Hartman, both of Keyser West Virginia. The crash sent hundreds of hogs through a wooded mountain resort area and delayed holiday travel for hours.

Oakland Baltimore and Ohio Deer Park Here E. C. Fromhart Diplomat W. L. Hartman Keyser W. Va

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