State Dept rebuke to Soviet charges over refugee teacher
Secretary of State Marshall rejected Soviet accusations against the US government and officials in the case of a refugee Russian school teacher. He noted the evidence does not support the charges and even refutes them by actions of teacher Mrs. Kosenkina who levered herself from a Soviet consulate window in New York. The exchange foreshadows renewed Moscow Washington diplomatic stalemate. Oregon lumber output for 1947 could supply over 406000 five room houses. Instant coffee used to flavor mocha fillings and frostings for pastries.
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State Department
Valential
Marshall
United States
Oksatia Stenanovna Kosenkins
New York
Kosenkina
Mikhail Lamariie
Russia
Moscow
Washington
Oregon
Tito Charged With Murder Of Army Chieftain
An editorial in the Times of London discusses Tito charged with killing the Yugoslav army chief. It notes the dramatic escape of Jo vanovic and two officials to Romania and questions loyalties within Belgrade. The piece warns of a new despotism and increased surveillance of dissidents. The article also mentions the first official air mail in the United States in 1859.
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Times of London
Jovanovic
Romania
Greece
Austria
Italy
Times
Tito
Cominform
Bucharest
Russia
United States
This Is Aviation Day but No One Knows Why
National Aviation Day observed with unclear purpose as officials and historians recall Wright brothers, Kitty Hawk Day, and the evolution of U S Air Force Day. Proclaimed July 15, 1999, by President Roosevelt, with dates shifting over decades and ceremonies planned in Washington.
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James J. Strebig
Associated Press
James Marlow
Washington
Air Force
Naval Aviation
Grant
Coigress
Orville Wright
Fight
Baytes
Gila
National Aviation
Rosseven
Congress
RooBewall
Wright Brothers
America
Claims Probe Produces No New Information
In New York a jury investigates espionage as Cham bers admits to being a Communist since 1987 and working with a wider group in Washington. Mr Truman says loyalty efforts exist and a new statute is hard to craft without infringing the Bill of Rights. House investigators plan three new witnesses for secret testimony as they pursue direct evidence.
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New York
Chambers
House
Washington
Justice Department
Truman
Congressional
Fet Diréct Textimany
Martinez Youth Confined After Attempted Holdup Slaying
Sent to a reformatory after being found involved in the slaying of Mrs. Daisy Ebling during an attempted holdup in Martinez California. The 11 year old Tommy Harrington was made a ward of the juvenile court and ordered committed.
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Martinez
Calif
Tommy Harrington
Daisy Ebling
Javantle Court
Readying Public Hearings on Alger Hiss Case next Wednesday
Washington operates under a veiled wartime posture as it shifts focus from operations to spadework aimed at uncovering truth or falsity in the Alger Hiss and Whittaker Chambers dispute. Rep Nixon calls the move groundwork for upcoming public hearings where Hiss and Chambers will testify.
Dean to Be Guest Teacher at Trinity Lutheran Sunday
A special Sunday School service at Trinity Lutheran Chapel Sunday at 9 30 a m will feature Robert Dean of Trinity Lutheran Sunday School as guest teacher. Donations will be received for European relief in keeping with that day's lesson theme focusing on helping the poor.
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Dean
Trinity Lutheran Chapel
Robert Dean
Trinity Lutheran Sunday School
Volunteers Offer Fast Help To Rebuild Ocker Home
In Hagerstown volunteers plan to clear the site of the Ocker home after a lightning fire destroyed it. Residents from across the city will assist tomorrow at the Devonshire road site to prepare for rebuilding before winter. Donations of cash and household goods pour in to aid Mr. Ocker, with $506 already raised and more expected.
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Ocker
Mr. Shackelford
West End
Devonshire Road
Jennings
Morgansville
H. L. Mills
Mills
Russia veto blocks Ceylon UN mission admission
Lake Success report notes Russia used veto No 3 to block Ceylon from the United Nations. Ducks possess highly focused eyesight allowing near and far vision.
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Lake Success
Russia
Ceylon
United Nations
West Blamed For Bogging Down Of Kremlin Parleys
Western representatives agreed to a four power approach for Germany currency amid Molotov objections. Berlin debates emergency currency plans to resolve rival east and west marks circulation and wage payments hindered by Soviet blockades.
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Kremlin
Germany
Stalin
Accouit
Molotov
Benin
Soviet Union
Frehch
Berlin
Russia
Ex-Marine Reverts to Jail in Contested Case Details
Former Marine faces a 15 year sentence after alleged commutation and remarks by Murphy. In Yokohama, four Marines involved in a bank examiner case with Japanese funds totaling about 33 000 dollars. Arrested in Tokyo, the accused awaits trial in this country. Browns, parents of a four month old, remark on the money dispute. Also linked to a livestock theft case, John B. Bigler of Davis, Tucker county, identified. Sixty-one stolen calves found near Kingwood. 116 sheep left behind on a deck track.
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Yokohéma
Tokyo
Brown
W. L. Wood
John B. Bigler
Davis
Tucker County
Kingwood
Twodeck
Pittsburgh
Packaged Ice Cream Could Be Frozen by Tray or Crank Freezer
Packaged ice cream may be prepared and frozen in either a refrigerator tray or a crank type freezer, indicating flexible manufacturing methods for dairy producers.
New Blood Type Detected by Doctors in Baltimore
A superrare human blood type with an HR double prime factor has been identified by Dr. H. Raymond Peters of Mercy Hospital Baltimore and Dr. Alexander S. Weiner of New York. Only about one in 240,000 people exhibit this type. Researchers note it may explain some deaths and stillbirths linked to transfusions.
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Baltimore
H. Raymond Peters
Mercy Hospital
Alexander S. Weiner
New York
England
A. E. Mourant
London
Peters
Hi School Gets Interior Upgrades For 49 50 51 Classes
The school undertakes a face lift with films shown in shifts due to lighting limits. Cafeteria floors desks and offices are sanded varnished and a stage varnish is planned. Stage lighting system improved repairs leaks addressed plasterwork underway to improve the school environment for the upcoming years.
Stolen 1947 Hudson sedan reported in city
Foster M. Batt of 445 McDowell Avenue reported to city and state police the theft of his 1947 Hudson sedan from in front of his home after midnight last night.
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Foster M. Batt
McDowell Avenue
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