Truman Cross Border Into Canada On goodwill trip
President Truman and family cross into Canada aboard his private car at Rouses Point New York en route to Ottawa for a three day visit. L S St Laurent welcomes him while plans include a state dinner and talks with Prime Minister Mackenzie King. The Reuters report notes no decision yet on tax cuts or labor curbs.
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Invasion by Outer Mongols Reported With Soviet Help
Nanking June 10 The Central News Agency said Chinese sources confirmed Outer Mongolian forces aided by four Soviet warplanes invaded Sinkiang Province. They penetrated over 200 miles and fought Chinese defense troops northeast of Tihua as warplanes strafed troop concentrations and towns.
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Supreme Court toHear Solicitor Generalship Case
The Georgia Supreme Court will hear Andrew J. Ryan’s solicitor generalship dispute today with B. D. Murphey arguing that Alexander’s ballots and rubber stamps misled voters. Murphey claims Alexander’s majority overall, while Ryan led in Chatham County for the unexpired term of Samuel A. Capon.
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Hungarian Red Says Acheson Promised Support for Ex Premier
Budapest June 10 AP A leading Hungarian communist said a letter from Dean Acheson US under secretary promised support for former premier Ferenc Nagy whom the communists accuse of plotting to overthrow the republic.
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GOP seeks probe into redeemption of German occupation marks
Senators Bridges Fegurson and Knowland pressed for a full investigation into reports the United States redeemed German occupation currency printed by Russian authorities. They alleged plates for printing marks were given to the Russians by American officials and that soldiers used the notes to pay troops and GI black market trades. The rapid exchange led to actions by American authorities including a script system to curb conversion.
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Hungary purges opposition as dissidents face reviews
Budapest reports a widening purge by the Communist government. Nearly 200 holders of resistance certificates, including government and church figures, face review by a special committee. Prominent names include Dezso Sulyok, Bela Varga, and Cardinal Mindszenty as trials and expulsions unfold.
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Senator Russell Opens Opposition to Railroads Bill
Washington reports Senator Reed hopes to pass midweek a bill exempting railroads from anti trust laws for rate making with ICC approval required. Senator Russell contests the measure saying it weakens antitrust protections and vows opposition. Reed claims sufficient votes. Russell believes Truman may veto the bill.
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Committee approves measure to end sugar rationing for home use
Washington June 10 AP reported the House Banking Committee backed a bill to end sugar rationing for home consumption by an overwhelming vote. The measure would not affect sugar price controls or industrial rationing. Chairman Wolcott noted expected House action within a few days.
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Balkan nations expand talks as missions arrive in Belgrade
A Bulgarian military mission arrived in Belgrade with Lt Gen Zaharijev as Yugoslavia hosts growing Balkan conferences. A Czechoslovak mission due tomorrow joins Premier Tito and Romanian delegation leader Petru Groza, who says cooperation may lead to full political unity while denying a forthcoming Balkan federation.
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Work Stoppages Spread Across 22 Mines in Pa
Uniontown, June 10 AP work stoppages among coal miners protesting labor legislation spread to 22 mines employing 11 204 men in three southwestern Pennsylvania counties Fayette Greene and Washington Two mines resumed operations Gates and Kyle of Frick Coal Company with 400 and 600 workers respectively producing 5 600 tons daily The Robena mine the world s largest with 1 800 miners and 10 000 tons daily remained idle UMW officials call stoppages unauthorized while Hartley Taft Labor Bill looms over contract talks with operators and U S Steel reports losses of 25 000 tons daily.
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Mississippi Floods Recede as Evacuations Continue in Midwest
Floodwaters eased slightly along a 30 mile eastern Missouri to north central Illinois corridor where about 3,500 people remained displaced. Authorities reported 22,000 homeless across four states with extensive losses in Missouri Iowa and Illinois as levees broke and towns faced record river stages in Canton Quincy Hannibal and Boonville.
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Rubber men fear price war for new passenger tires
Atlanta reports describe tire dealers cutting prices as mass retailers drop 11 to 12 percent and a major producer follows. Buyers see liberal trade ins and varying deals on 6 00x16 tires and tubes as industry tracks toward a potential sustained price war.
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Georgia Heat and Thunderstorms Forecast
Partly cloudy and hot this afternoon tonight and Wednesday. Widely scattered afternoon thundershowers likely to increase across the north portion on Wednesday. Northwest Florida sees partly cloudy conditions with gentle to moderate southerly coastal winds.
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