Dewey Pledges Action To End Scarcities
Gov. Thomas E. Dewey pledged prompt action to end food scarcities if elected president. Speaking in New York he blamed federal restrictions for shortages and urged boosting production of meat poultry and dairy. He called for grain policy to prevent surpluses while increasing animal food output. He plans talks on foreign affairs with John Foster Dulles and Arthur H. Vandenberg, and may address the Berlin crisis after the meeting.
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Thomas E. Dewes
White House
GOP
Pawling
N. Y
Dewey
John Foster Dulles
Senate
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Berlin
Periey
Republican Party
Germany
Truman
State Department
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Progressive Party
Henry A. Wallace
Glen H. Taylor
Congress
Potomac River
New
Paul Porter
Samuel Rosenman
U S Experts To Discuss Crisis In Berlin
The United States summons top military and diplomatic experts to Europe for urgent talks on the Berlin crisis as a four power negotiation door nears. Participants include Charles E Bohlen General Lucius D Clay Lewis Douglas Walter Smith and likely Robert Murphy.
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London
United States
Germany
Russia
Europe
Berlin
Kremlin
Charles E. Bohlen
State Department
George C. Marshall
Lucius D. Clay
Truman
Marshall
Washington
Lewis Douglas
Walter Bedell
Moscow
Robert Murphy
Clay
Washingon
Truman To Vote In Missouri Primary
President Truman will travel to Missouri in early August to vote in the state primary. White House press secretary Charles G. Ross said Truman is expected to depart by plane on Monday, Aug. 2, vote the next day, and return to Washington immediately afterward.
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Washington
Truman
Missouri
White House
Charles G. Ross
Cleveland Weather Outlook Mild and Partly Cloudy
Partly cloudy and mild with 10 to 16 mile northwest winds this afternoon. Tonight will be clear and cool with variable winds. Sunday expects sun and warmer temperatures with a low around 56 and a higher daytime reading.
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Cleveland
Markets Found Today on Page Twelve
Factory authorized radio service call 3176. Erb Radio. Advertisement. Birklines Beauty Salon now air conditioned offering comfort during beauty work. Phone 3319 for appointment. 250 Second Street. Advertisement.
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Birkline
2Nd Street
Truman Claim On Atomic Tests Improves U.S Position
President Truman announced that Pacific atomic bomb tests show the United States has improved its position in atomic weapons. He cited secrecy to protect security until international control is achieved and blamed Russia for stalled disarmament talks as the AEC reports on operation sandstone.
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Washington
Truman
Pacific
Russia
Trumen
Atomic Energy Commission
Berlin Crisis Spike as New Soviet Currency Debuts
General Lucius Clay heads to Berlin for a high level meeting with Ambassador Walter Bedell Smith while Moscow announces a new currency for the Soviet zone and all of Berlin, the Deutsche mark, with conversion starting tomorrow and old coupon marks becoming worthless after Tuesday.
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Berlin
Lucius Clay
Germany
Washington
Walter Bedell Smith
Moscow
Smith
Clay
Marshall Vassily D. Skolovsky
Russia
Union Will Meet Sunday Amid Hope for End to Strike
Union Local 101 at Western Automatic Machine Screw Company set a 2:30 p.m. Sunday meeting at Eagles Hall to consider a new wage offer from management. Workers will vote on the proposal and return to work Monday if accepted. the talks included Harold DeHe field and representatives from UMW, CAW CILO, and local conciliation.
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Western Automatic Machine Screw Company
Eagles Hall
Harold DeHefield
U.ml.c.a
Wors
Ajiongs
Charlies Rigby
C.aw.c.1
Robert Burns
Three B-29s Delayed In Flight From Azores
Airport officials reported a delay in the arrival of three American B-29 superfortresses en route from the Azores. The planes, which departed Davis-Monthan Air Base in Tucson, were due to land at Wheelus Field but had not appeared by 9 40 a.m. The notice notes the source and timing of the flight.
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Tripoli
Wheelus Field
Mellaha
Azores
Davis- Monthan
Tucson
Ariz
New Dealers Recruited By Truman
Washington reports top New Deal minds back at work for the White House shaping a high price bias. Paul Poster and Samuel Rosenman join the effort as Truman prepares a message for a special session and outlines likely price controls and credit curbs.
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Washington
Idea
New Deal
White House
Truman
Congress
Potomac River
Us.s. Williamsburg
Truman Idea Factory
Paul A. Poster
OPA
Democratic Party
Samuel Rosenman
Roosevelt
Porter
Capitol Hill
Mr. Truman
Economic Council
Rosenman
Sammy the Rose
French Assembly Divided Over Andre Marie Premier Pick
A split French Assembly delayed its reply to Andre Marie as he urged a strong stable government built around elder statesmen. He outlined goals including an inner cabinet, anti inflation measures, crisis powers, production drive and a Western Germany oriented foreign policy.
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Paris
Andre Marie
Marie
Asassembly
France
Charles de Gaulle
Maine
Germany
General Motors hikes prices on passenger cars 8 percent
Detroit based General Motors announced an eight percent price increase on all Chevrolet Pontiac Oldsmobile Cadillac and Buick passenger cars effective Monday July 26 due to rising wages and material costs. Elyria police warn against wolf whistles with confiscations and arrests if heard. Herman Burke performs tonight at the Supper Club.
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Detroit
General Motors Corporation
Progressive Party forms at Philadelphia convention
The Progressive Party announced its name at its first national convention in Philadelphia Convention Hall as Henry A Wallace and Glen H Taylor were nominated for president and vice president on a peace abundance and freedom platform. The party plans a march on Washington and will hold an open air rally at Shibe Park this evening.
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Progressive Party
Washington
Vito Marcantonio
Henry A. Wallace
Glen H. Taylor
Shibe Park
Wallace
Berlin
Idaho
C. B. Baldwin
America
Roosevelt
Truman
GOP
Thomas Bk. Dever
Dever
Toéar
Albert Fitzgerald
CIO United Electrical Workers
Fred Stover
Hampton
Iows Farmers’ Union
Larkine Marshall
Macon
U S. Senate
Reduction In Wheat Acreage Recommended
The Agriculture Department advised U S farmers to plant eight percent less wheat in 1949 than in the current year to curb a possible surplus. Secretary Brannan cited bumper crops and reduced foreign demand as the rationale. The tentative target is 71.5 million acres versus 75.1 million this year, with experts noting a possible drop to 65 million acres within three years.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
U. S
Department
Charles F. Brannan
Wakeman Woman to Celebrate 98th Birthday
Ruth Rush born 1850 in Sullivan, oldest Tate sibling, survivor of nine. Widow since 1987, now living with granddaughter Mrs Donald Wittenbrook in Wakeman. birthday events include a resraphic service and family gathering. She enjoys reading crochet rugs and discussing current events with visitors. She has one daughter, two grandkids, seven great grandchildren, and one great great grandchild.
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Wakemen
Spercer
Yregs
Wittesbrook
Fremont Man Killed in Auto Crash First 1948 Fatal
Robert Kizer, 24, of Tiffin, died early today in Fremont while en route to a hospital after a collision. His jugular was severed by flying glass. Three other occupants in the two cars suffered minor injuries.
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Celina
Robert Mur
Daniels
Shes
John C. West
Mercer County
Thay
van Wert
Roy Shaffer
Leonard Conn
van Wert Resterdey
Set Conn
Chester West
West
Conn
Robert Murl Daniels
Mansfield, O. Reformatory
Orville Taylor
Ohio
John E. Nietel
Mansfield, Or Reformatory Farm
Ellingston
van West
Flat Rock
Midh
Michigan
Lawrence Meehan
Detroit
Niebel
Nicbel
Stansfield
Jali
Niebels
Reformatory
Red” Harris
James J. Smith
Columbus
Sgt Conn
Fremont
Robert Kizer
Tiffin
Kizer
United States to add 100 giant planes to Berlin airlift
General Clay moves to Berlin to implement an expanded airlift doubling daily Berlin relief from 2500 to 4500 tons. Four engine C-51s to be deployed with double crews from U S bases worldwide. Tempelhof expansion and a new airfield planned to support operations as Marshall dispatches Bohlen to London for talks with western powers.
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Washington
Berlin
Lucius D. Clay
Germany
Clay
Charles E. Bohien
State Department
Russia
U. S
Tempelhof
United States
Frankfurt
Wiesbaden
Burma
China
George C. Marshall
Behlen
London
Bohlen
Marshall
Truman to Seek Four Amendments to Displaced Persons Law
The White House says President Truman will ask Congress next week to revise the displaced persons law. He will propose four amendments: increase annual entry to 402000 over four years, remove anti Jewish and anti Catholic features, extend the deadline to April 21 1947, relax visa rules for refugees without job offers, and stop counting displaced persons against future quotas of their countries.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
White House
United States
Germany
Austria
Italy
Time Lost and Found Ads Invite Valley of Deals
Chronicle Telegram Want Ads highlight how a watch records time and help recover lost valuables. An ad promotes watching Indians games on television for 179.95 and announcesElstia Community Auction Sale on Fuller Road at 6:30 with merchandise at auction prices by auctioneer M. G. Karns.
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Motorola
Tonite
Elstia
Fuller Road
M. G. Karns
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