UN expected to issue ultimatum to Jews and Arabs today
The United Nations Security Council meets to vote on a US backed formula to end the Palestine hostilities within 72 hours. It calls for a three day halt and a two hour Jerusalem cease fire with possible sanctions or intervention if refused. Counted in are Arab and Jewish leaders, with Russia noted as objecting.
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Weather forecast for northeastern Ohio and local restaurant ad
The Cleveland forecast predicts fair skies with a change in temperature this afternoon and tonight. East winds of 8 to 12 miles per hour with a low about 66 and a high near 85. Also notice Ye Olde Diner in Ridgeville open daily except Mondays offering meals and sandwiches.
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Dewey Seeks GOP Views on Domestic and Foreign Policy
New York Gov. Thomas E. Dewey urged Republican leaders to share views on a wide range of issues ahead of the 1952 campaign. He met with Sen. Robert A. Taft to discuss legislative problems, and Dulles and Brownell Jr. joined talks. Dewey plans farm inquiry via telegrams to editors about livestock shortages and disease threats.
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LaGrange Girl Dies After Route 303 Collision
Lea Ray Lol 7, daughter of Mrs. Freda Loli, died yesterday from injuries after being struck on Route 303 near LaGrange center while crossing the road with friend Jas Frideyr. The two were hit by a car en route from a vacation. Lea suffered skull fractures and other injuries. funeral plans set for LeGrange Methodist Church with burial in LeGrange Cemetery.
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U. S. Plans Use Of Big Forts On Supply Run
The U S Air Force planned to deploy B 29s and larger ships in the Berlin airlift with C 54s, using a new Tempelhof runway in the U S sector. Officials indicated the larger planes could carry about 16 tons and help sustain West Berlin amid Soviet restrictions. An ad for electric equipment follows.
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Flier Falls Five Miles To His Death
A U S Air Force lieutenant died after a fall from a B 29 nearly five miles high. Lt Wetter H Hibert 33 was identified by the coroner. His body found in soft earth minutes after the crash near a Mexican city. A separate notice reports Katherine Zoph 75 dying from heart failure triggered by gas fumes during excitement. Advertisements mention a Motorola television set for sale.
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Summary of Key Planks in the 1948 Democratic Platform
Philadelphia report outlines proposed Democratic platform planks. Foreign policy supports United Nations leadership, curbing veto use, and maintaining military strength. backs Marshall Plan administration and reciprocal trade. Israel fully recognized with adjusted arms embargo. Civil rights aimed at eradicating discrimination and extending congressional powers to protect rights. Prices to halt inflation, housing and rent control with slum clearance. Condemns Communism and totalitarianism, expands anti subversion laws. Continued on page 2.
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Strikes Follow Shooting In Rome
A Sicilian law student wounded Primo Vossatti, Italy's Communist leader, prompting general strikes in Rome and other cities. Police and troops were alerted as Premier De Gasperi condemned the act and the assailant Anicri Ballante de Durazzo was seized. Vossiatti underwent emergency surgery with grave but not desperate prognosis.
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Workman Killed by Lightning While Cutting Timber
A lightning bolt struck a group of Ohio Power Co workers in Portsmouth. Pretter Shepard, 42, died instantly while Raymond Conner, 35, Wilhelm Odell, 37, were knocked unconscious or stunned. Several others were slightly shocked as they stood under a tree during the electrical storm. Cremations or funeral details were arranged locally.
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Three Powers Ready To Act On Soviet Reply
Soviet Ambassador Pan yushkin delivered Moscow’s reply to the Berlin blockade to Secretary of State Marsh. Diplomats say the United States Britain and France have agreed on a three power approach regardless of the Russian answer, aiming to restart talks on Berlin and related issues.
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Russia Rejects Western Protests Over Berlin Blockade
Western diplomats in Berlin believe Russia answered American British and French protests with scornful editorials. The Rundschau editorial ridiculed Western demands for negotiations and reiterated base on Yalta Fooths, Warsaw statement. Moscow tightened control by closing surface exits from Berlin to all German nationals except Soviet Army personnel.
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Sidelights Of The Convention
Fragmented OCR reading shows convention coverage with political names and votes. mentions Democratic figures and counting details amid garbled text and partial numbers across Philadelphia. Specifics are unclear due to damage.
Convention Schedule for Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia
The program opens with a call to order at 11 am by chairman Sam Rayburn of Texas. Speakers include Sen Scott W. Lucas of Idaho, A F Whitney, Rep William Dawson, Homer Cunliss, Gov Herbert Maw, and Sen Brien Mahon. Nominations and ballots for president and vice president, with acceptance speeches, and adjournment.
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Truman Arrives to Seek Democratic Nomination Harmony Sought
President Truman comes to the National Convention to accept the nomination with a call for party unity. Delegates debate the civil rights plank amid Southern opposition, while Barkley remains poised to accept as vice president. Tension grows over Taft Hartley repeal and potential walkouts by Alabama delegates.
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Truman Poised to Accept Democratic Nomination in Philadelphia
President Truman prepared to travel to Philadelphia to accept the Democratic nomination and deliver a speech from notes rather than a prepared text. He plans to fly to the convention, speak tonight, and return to Washington by train, with wife and daughter Margaret accompanying him.
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Rayburn Brands Opponents as False Fronts at Democratic Convention
Texas congressman Sam Rayburn as permanent chair denounces Governor Dewey and Earl Warren as fronts for old line Republicanism and warns against Wallace’s third party. He defends Democratic records since 1932 and urges voters to reject both the right and the left at the November polls.
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Sweeping Cash Ads Promote Chronicle Telegram Want Ads
Vacationists sweep across the high wars to raise extra cash by selling unused articles through the Chronicle Telegram Want Ads. Call 44-121 or 44-131 to place ads today. Also see Geisel for Stenco all aluminum storm windows at 61 West Ave, phone 2991. Rev.
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