Russians Offer Return Of 186 Ships In Lend Lease Talks
Washington reports Moscow proposed returning 186 of the 670 lend lease ships. The offer signals progress in five year negotiations over a 11 billion debt. State officials cautiously see a possible settlement path while other issues remain wide apart. A later meeting was set for Wednesday to continue discussions.
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Washington
State Department
Soviet Union
Jeane
Moscow
United States
Boris I. Karavaev
Kimiassy
USS
U.S
Russia
Britain
Trial reveals marital strife and drugged fault in Kornarens case
The trial details a troubled marriage between Mrs. Kornarens and Kornarens. She testified of abuse and jealousy after his drunkenness worsened, including a hospital visit and a fatal shooting. Detectives described her confession and doctors noted a fatal bullet wound. The defense portrayed Kornarens as a chronically heavy drinker with prior abuse.
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Marshall Cuviltier, Jr
Silver Spring
Narens
Vestifedt
William Whalen
Kornarens
Whalen
Emaden
Gaskins
Washington
Sandy Hook
Mih
Bournaris
Willitta Stigson i
Five Day Forecast With Mixed Weather Details
Fragmented forecast notes warm spells and cool periods. Temperatures range from the fifties in mountains to mid eighties near the coast. Expect showers late in the week with average highs around the upper seventies.
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Pale Ams
Mormad
Stiff Penalties In Auto Cases
Police said Ernest H. Petersen was fined 50 dollars for operating a car without a license after a crash. A driver, Lee Miler, faced penalties for a similar offense as officers observed the car being driven in a suspicious manner. Petersen initially claimed another person drove the car and later pleaded guilty. additional jail terms were imposed in default of fines.
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Insurance Adjistor
Lee Miler
Jones
Ernest H. Petersen
Peros
Peterson
Par Owten
Grilty
Brewster Loses In Maine Vote Contarcied Print Page 1
In Maine a delegate count shows Senator Richar Russell leading with 28 delegates from his home state amid a contested primary. Kefauver remains ahead of Harriman, with ongoing discussions and bids continuing across states including Iowa and Tennessee.
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Geareia
Sen Richar Russell
Casper
Wya
Wms
Oklahoma
Robert Kerr
Iowa
Wrtte
District of Colonia Laby
Bates Refauver
Tennessee
Muraab Seeuvity
W. Averell Harriman
Kefauver Wise
Wilmingston
Pek Russell
Stase
Ieepeia
Associated Press
Strange drought grips Great Australia section
The article describes a severe drought in northern Australia with Queensland at risk of water shortage and Brisbane possibly facing drought if the wet season fails. It cites 60,000 cattle dead in the Northern Territory and projected deaths approaching 140,000 by November, blaming failed summer rains for the empire’s cattle and outlining two main efforts: moving cattle to water and constructing a 60 mile railway along desert edge to supply the cattle regions.
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Queensland
Brisbane
Nothern
Pire
Seco
Gsenius
County Board Has Option On New Hospital Site
Dr Riley confirms the county board can choose a new hospital site. Senator McLaughtin criticizes past spending and warns of extra costs for a South Cannon Avenue location. He cites bridge tolls and patient trips as concerns affecting state commitment and hospital access.
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Riley
County Board
Cannon Avenue
Ahronah Town
Atomic engine could power future supercarrier navy aims
New York June report says atomic propulsion designs for a Forrestal class supercarrier are perfected. Navy plans to lay down one new carrier per year, with coalitions of plutonium fuel allowing indefinite endurance and reduced refueling, targeting 1953 or early 1954 construction.
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New York
The
Daily News
Navy
Washington Dispatch
the News
Jerry Greene
Astel
Addion
Congress
10000 Additional Skywatchers Are Needed In State
Marsland's director of Civil Defense Col David Go Meinteshad estimates that 10000 more volunteer sky watchers are needed in Marsland to fully man posts. He notes many ground posts are in private homes and telephone links must be scaled to Baltimore center. Currently about 2 volunteers are ready. the schedule requires 72 064 hours of duty, with a July deadline looming.
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Marslind
Civil Defense
David Go Meinteshad
Marsland
Baltimore
Minntosh
Cail
Maryland
Msi
Area A Council Meets Tomorrow
The June meeting of the American Legion Area A Council for Washington County will be held Wednesday at 8 pm at the Joseph C. Herbert Post in Clear Spring. Posts will send delegates to nominate and select the Department Executive Committee and an area Commander for the coming year. Refreshments follow.
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American Beeion Stea Uat
Washington County
Spom
Joseph C. Herbert
Clear Spring
Cambriander Abn Nuiek
Ateork
Department
Chemieeriy
Freight Pileup Grows From Long Island Railroad Strike
New York June 17 The strikebound Long Island Railroad triggers a major freight pileup and a massive commuter jam. Over a million Island residents rely on LIRR as transport chaos spreads. hotels fill as workers seek alternatives and trains remain halted.
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New York
Long Island
Loing Island
Brotherhood of Locomotive Eiginears Independent
Lang Laland
TVR
Embargo on Long Island Rail Freight Considered
Officials weigh a freight embargo for the Long Island railroad to protect revenue, as passenger fares meet daily demand while freight traffic accounts for over twenty percent of income amid heat conditions.
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Long Island
Accortaia
Final House Vote On Social Security Boost Due Today
Washington reports a roll call vote in the Monse on a bill to increase local social security benefits for 41 million Americans. The measure won tentative approval yesterday but faced objections over member attendance and legitimacy. If passed, payments would rise by an estimated 1 million dollars annually.
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Washington
P.pews
Borghtan
DON Cl
Recalled to Duty Willi Summers Active Naval Reserve
Recalled to active duty by the Naval Reserve, Willi Summers, son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Summers of Concord Street, assigned to the radar crew of the destroyer U S Purge. Address: William Summers, S A SHAME Division T S Purse HR S82, Fleet Post Office New York NY.
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Willi HK. Stummers
Clarence Re Siaimimers
Concord Street
Naval Reserve
U. S
Summers
S.A
T. S
New York
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Midland Finance CO
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