Flood Waters Surge Through Eleven States
Flood waters surged across sections of 11 northern states and eastern Canada forcing hundreds from homes. Rivers rose, rail lines and highways shut, and schools closed as rainfall increased flood risk in the Midwest and Northeast. In New York and Pennsylvania communities faced evacuations, damaged roads, and flooded industries amid ongoing high water.
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Haifa Blast Kills and Wounds Dozens in Arab Quarter
A Haganah truck exploded in Haifa on Iraq Street, killing about 120 people and wounding many as fires raged for hours. The blast triggered an Arab mortar attack that killed a British police officer and wounded another. Initial reports listed five dead and 31 injured.
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Frank admission on equal entitlement to rewards
The remark asserts a shared honesty about not deserving certain rewards, framing fairness and entitlement through a candid, self aware stance. It emphasizes humility while addressing broader social or personal expectations, suggesting a measured, reflective tone.
Market Trends Show Gains On Stocks And Futures
United Press reports a fifth straight up day with about half a billion dollars gained, Dow up while profits trim some losses near session end. Bond markets firm, wheat futures rise, hogs firm, cattle and sheep steady as cotton and farm commodities gain. Price quotes from New York and regional markets include Du Pont, Union Pacific, Santa Fe, and rail stocks.
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AFL Chief Warns Gearhart Bill Cuts Social Security Reach
AFL president William Green argues the Gearhart bill would strip social security protection from 500000 to 750000 border line workers, redefining employee to exclude life insurance agents drivers newsboys and semi contracted trades. He asks to oppose the measure before the Senate Finance Committee citing lack of House debate.
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Toole Town Seeks Cemetery Ground as Shortage Grows
Toole Utah officials report the town cemetery is at capacity and they are seeking to buy additional ground amid ongoing housing shortage coverage. Local residents note the shortage feels different while officials address the burial space issue.
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Two Priests Arrested By Czech Police
Prague authorities detained two priest-statesmen ousted from Klement Gotwald's cabinet at an airport near Prague along with several foreign nationals. Monsignor Jenece and Father Frantisek Hala, both allied with President Eduard Beneš, were arrested as a nationalist work stoppage prevented a foreign plane from landing. The interior minister had barred from elections anyone deemed to have offended the new peopled democracy.
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Missing Plane Found In Arizona.
ST GEORGE Utah UP A plane missing from St George for a week with two aboard Monday was found 20 miles southeast of here plowed into an Arizona mountain ravine. The plane was first spotted by Keith Marston and James Graham pilots for West American Airways of Ogden Utah. There was no sign of life, reported the searching airmen. Aboard were Arthur C Price Chandler Ariz pilot and Richard Weyer Milwaukee Wis passenger en route to Las Vegas Nev.
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Grand Jury Called in Salt Lake City
Third District judges in Salt Lake City convened a grand jury to investigate matters prevailing at this time. Presiding Judge Roald A. Hoganson announced the action and set no meeting time. A jury panel will be drawn Saturday.
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Girl, 7, testifies in defense of father in murder case
Consuela Peyton testifies that her father Charlie Peyton owned the Peyton Roadhouse and fired only at a prowler, not at her mother Mary Peyton. Prosecutors seek first degree murder verdict, relying on a deathbed statement about the shooting.
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Projects Approved by Rivers and Harbors Congress
The 38th annual meeting endorsed 13 navigation and flood control projects costing about 194 million dollars and urged swift appropriations. It backed further study of 25 additional projects and urged maintenance for existing federal works amid rising construction costs.
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Cabinet Members Back Draft Plans
Secretary of State George C. Marshall and Defense Secretary James Forrestal urged rapid passage of a draft act and universal military training before a Senate Armed Services Committee. Army Secretary Kenneth C. Royall attended as the panel discussed Europe’s critical security situation.
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Navy Denies Ships Carry Atom Bombs in Mediterranean
Rep. Miller claimed U S vessels in the Mediterranean carry atom bombs. The Navy rebutted, saying only 15 combat ships are there, none carrying atomic weapons, with the fleet including an Ippine Sea carrier and several cruisers and destroyers.
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Blackfoot Youth Wins Scholarship
Ronald Davis Bitton 18 a Blackfoot high school senior was named one of 15 Idaho finalists for a four year college scholarship sponsored by a soft drink company. As a runner-up he receives 50 dollars at college entry in fall. He is son of Ronald W Bitton Route 1 Blackfoot and holds Student Council Hi Y presidency and Debate Team membership.
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Goldfish Bowl Bursts In Kitchen In West Surrey
A goldfish bowl in Mrs Earl Cunninghams kitchen burst scattering water and fish across the floor. Investigators could not determine the cause of the unusual accident.
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