Truman Denies Soviet Inspired Berlin Report
President Truman rejected a Soviet inspired Berlin report saying there are no details and no comment on the Moscow meeting. He noted he has a 12:30 p.m. briefing with Secretary of State and will review the Berlin situation then.
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WASHINGTON
Truman
Lutius
D.C
America
Boye te Sap
vpruman
Moscow
Mir
Berlin
Clsy
Clay
State Department
Germany
Berlin Council Rebuffs Soviet Currency Demands
Berlin reports say the city council rejected Soviet demands to make the Soviet Mars the sole currency for city admin and economy. Officials from the Soviet sponsored German Economic Commission met with council members and note bank representatives but the council refused to yield, fearing full Russian control.
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BERLIN
Amed
German Economic Commission and note bank
Western Powers Decide Next Move on Berlin Crisis
Paris diplomatic reports indicate Moscow negotiations were sent to Berlin for possible talks as Western powers plan their next steps. Cabinet discussions set the timing and agenda, with Foreign Minister Robert Schuman reviewing the situation as speculation grows about a meeting among the Big Three.
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PARIS
Aloscow
Robert Schuman
Berlin
Cleveland Northeastern Ohio Forecast Update
Partly cloudy and cool this afternoon with a fair cooler night. Winds from the northeast at 10 to 15 mph. Friday will be warm in the afternoon with a low around 54 and a high near 78.
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CLEVELAND
Ohio
Markets Found Today on Page Two
A brief market note indicates selections included on page two with prices and regions listed. It highlights activity across several sectors and mentions traders and indexes common to daily market summaries.
Charges U S Sent Bomb Materials To Russia By Plane
House subcommittee chairman John McDowell charges that in 1943 the United States secretly shipped uranium compound in two lots and heavy water to Russia from a small airfield. He cites secret hearings and says the shipments occurred at the peak of atomic research as Soviet pressure grew.
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WASHINGTON
House subcommittee
Russia
John McDowell
Unamerican Activities
U.S
McDowell
United States
Norway
Two Men Plead Innocent To Indictments
Two men Anthony Hobar and Joseph Berios pleaded innocent today to four indictments charging burglaries at City Loan Company Kerekes Cafe and Eleanor Hosiery Shop in 196 and 197, with trial set for August 23. Both were in restraints under guard as arraignment opened before Judge Gur B. Findley.
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Lorain
Anthony Hobar
Garfieid Heights
Cuyahoga county
Joseph Berios
Gleason
Carl R. Finegan
Eleanor Hosiery
Finegan
H. J. Austin
Hobar
Richard S. Horan
Resistance To Meat Prices Sparks Nationwide Sales Drop
United Press reports housewives across counties organize price resistance cutting meat sales. Retail outlets note 20 percent below last August, with 25 percent drop in meat consumption. Detroit Denver Minneapolis report reduced sales. some packing houses plan layoffs. West Coast crews pick up fish and canned meats while telephoning campaigns spread.
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Arthur E. Dennis
National Meat Council
Burt
Dennis
Theodore Nicola
Incinnat
Kentucky
Los Angeles
Peter Kavanaugh
San Francisco
housen Ss
crusade
Oaxland
Cal
Earl J. Rock
Con Federation of
Dutcher shoss
aron
Aicans
pleggi
Dallas
First Polio Case Reported in Greene County
Dr. Gordon E. Savage announced Greene county's first polio case of the year. The patient is 22 year old Diane Grooms in Springfield City. He also noted continued infant diarrhea in the Wright View area with three recent infant deaths.
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Gordon E. Savage
Greene county
Diane Grooms
Springfield City
Savage
Wright View
Truman Calls Spy Probe a Red Herring
President Truman denounced congressional spy hearings as a red herring aimed at pressuring Congress on inflation. He urged GOP leaders to act on his proposals but expressed little hope they would. He criticized the espionage probes as having no new disclosures and harming public trust.
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WASHINGTON
Truman
Congress
GOP
U. S
ent
Jesse Wolcot
House Banking Committee
House
Senate
FBI
New York grand jury
Jamaican wins Olympic 400 meter cash title in London
Jamaican Arthur Vint won the Olympic 400 meter race tying the record 46.2 seconds set by William Carr in 1932. American trained Herb McHenley finished second with Mal Whitfield third. Dave Bolen placed fourth and Morris Cuरोtta and George Guida followed. Sweden dominated the 3000 meter steeplechase with a 1 2 3 finish.
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LONDON
Arthur Vint
Herb McHenley
Ohio State
Mal Whitfield
Ivint
William Carr
United States
Los Angeles
Whitfield
Dave Bolen
University of Colorado
Morris Curotta
Australia
George Guida
Villanova
U.S
Sweden
Sjoesstrand
Goete
Erik Eimstrater
Goete Hags
Browning Ross
Two Candidates In Probate Judge Race
Hens Kirg, a Lorain attorney, filed for the probate judge race with the Lorain County Board of Elections. Thomson and another candidate also filed petitions as precautionary measures after consultations with the Secretary of State, due to questions over term designation on ballots.
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Hens Kirg
Lorain
Hummel
Thomson
Elyria Receives Liquor Permit Fund Allocation
Elyria will get 12740 from the undivided liquor permit fund announced by state auditor Joseph T. Ferguson. The fund total distributed to Ohio cities and townships reached 1994118.
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Elyria
Joseph T. Ferguson
Ohno
GOP Proposes Limited Anti-Inflation Bill for House Vote
Republicans push a milder anti inflation measure to the House on a take it or leave it basis with a two thirds requirement. The proposal reimposes wartime controls and tightens bank credit while restoring gold certificate requirements to 40 percent against notes and 33 percent against deposits.
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WASHINGTON
House
Congress
Truman
Iit
Federal Reserve
Senate
Capitol
ttdey
tomorro
sill
Trumean
United Nisians
New York
iaz
Trumen
new contr
Federal Reserve Board
Jesse P. Wolcott
R. Mich
Federal Reserve banks
beck
Strong Arm Squads Move Toward Dayton in Labor Row
A report from a state highway patrol source claims strong arm squads from Detrest originated near the Univis Lens plant as tensions rise over union demands and Governor Herbert's rejection of a new labor agreement. Officials say Columbus will decide on a meeting after union leaders seek authority for action.
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DAYTON. O
mate Dawton
Detrest puto
Univis
Pylee
ffcisis
Obie
umis
J. Herbert
United Electrica
Gadnpute
bers
Umvis union
Herbert
Wei
Hirschbers
Columbus
John Robert Jones
house
Washington
Herbert Hire
recier
Missing Student Turns Up As An Air Force Trainee
Edward Potts 22 appeared as a basic trainee at Lackland Air Force Base after disappearing from the University of Rochester on June 2. He left a note saying he planned to go to New York and California and was tired of life. Potts is son of Dr. Wills J. Potts of Chicago and had been recovering from a serious operation when he enlisted.
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SAN ANTONIO
Tex
Air force
Edward Potts
Lackland air pase
Potts
Wills J. Potts
Chicago
University of Rochester
New
New York City
California
United Press
Leckland air base
yestew
OY z Patis
Canton
Time Square
New York
Edward
Presbrterian Hospital
Universit
Superforts On Way To Alaska
Unclear fragments indicate military aircraft movement toward Alaska. Timeline and unit names are unreadable.
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Alaska
Bricklayer Crushed by 1000-Pound Steel Casting
John Paul Swer, a bricklayer of Terentia, was killed yesterday at the American Steel and Wire plant in Joliet when a 1000 pound steel casting toppled on him. Sweykus, employed by Ruczt Furnace Co, was on site at the time of the accident. A separate notice advertises a 6 room modern house on Joliet’s west side for sale by owner at 117 Kaiser Court.
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John Paul Swer
Terentia
JOLIET
I Kus
ceath
Sweykus
Ruczt Furnace Company
American Steel & Wire Company
west side
Kaiser Court
Adv
Missing Air France Latecoere 631 Found Alive
Paris reports Air France officials received word the Latecoere 631 flying from Martinique to West Africa with 52 aboard was found 120 miles south of its last well report. The craft, the world’s largest airliner, was located 1,400 miles west of Africa and 800 miles northwest of Cape Verde with all passengers and crew alive. The search involved air and sea forces, including eight US Navy bombers.
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PARIS
Air France
South Atlantic
Martinique
West Africa
Cape Verde Islands
Latecoere
Senators Warn Against Filibuster Rule Change
Washington action sparks warnings from Senators Russell and Stennis that abolishing the filibuster would threaten American democracy. They cited past five day opposition to an anti paid tax bill and predicted January efforts to curb debate limits. A GOP committee, led by C Warland Brooks, seeks ways to cut off filibusters with support from some Democrats including Alben Barkley.
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WASHINGTON
Dixie
Senate
Richard B. Russell
John C. Stennis
Miss
GOP
Ser. C. Warland Brooks
Alben Barkley
Barkley
Celebrities Duped by Gamblers Held in Charity Affair
New York report states Willam Buck and other hosts face questioning over a Park Avenue penthouse party believed staged by professional gamblers posing as charity organizers. Attorney claims 100 cafe society attendees were duped while Mrs Woolley Hart hosted at her penthouse to raise funds for European orphans. $1,700 catering bill cited. Keith Kelly featured nightly at Careys Villa.
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NEW YORK
Willam Buckrer
cainet
harber
Park Avenue
Frank Hogan
Buermar
oasé
Woolex-Hart
quest
U S Proposes New Regime For Danube
Belgrade report on Cavendish Cannon asserting the United States seeks a new international Danube regime with the United Nations as watchdog to curb Russian domination. He accuses Russia of monopolistic river control via Danube shipping firms and favorable tax待遇 while US draft calls for UN observer participation and open Danube commission meetings.
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BELGRADE
United States
Danube
United Nations
Cavendish Cannon
Yugoslavia
Russia
Cannon
U. S
Danube commission
Four Injured In Two Car Crash Near Springfield
Four persons in fair condition at City Hospital after a head-on collision at Brighton, 15 miles east of Springfield. Army Captain Joan C Lent of Griffin Field sustained a compound fracture of the right leg. His wife Marjorie suffered forehead lacerations requiring 12 stitches. Lt R P Lee Mitchell Field had a possible fractured knee and bruised chest. Lt Peter Hryskanich had a possible rib fracture and Sm Eldridge Church a dislocated collarbone.
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SPRINGFIELD
City Hospital
Brighton
here
Army
Joan C. Lent
viffin Field
Marjorie
R. P. Lee
Mitchell Field
Peter Hryskanich
Eldridge Church
Six Rescued From Sinking Rambler In Lake Michigan
CHARLEVOIX Michigan early today four crewmen and two young boys were rescued from the 68 foot Rambler as high waves battered the vessel. The boat developed leaks and pumps failed forcing those aboard to bail with buckets while sending up flares. Coast Guard did not disclose names of those saved.
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CHARLEVOIX
Mich
Lake Michigan
Beaver Island
Coast Guard
No. 2
Local Brides Seek Bargains via Chronicle Telegram Want Ads
Tifty brides consider the high cost of new household goods and watch the Chronicle Telegram Want Ads for offers. Tell-A-Phone your Want Ad by calling 44-121 or 44-131 to sell your items.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Specials on Gloves Hats at Birkline's Store
White and pastel cotton gloves 79c, values $1.39 to $2.50. Clearance summer hats 25c 50c and 1.00. Values $3.98 to $12.00. Birkline's, 250 2nd Street.
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Birkline’s
2nd street
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Deetz, Inc
Chrysler-Plymouth
RED
Ges Hall
Communist party
QOhia
G.O.P
Dayton
TOKYO
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