Chinese Reds Denounce U S Policy In White Paper
Chinese Communist outlets condemned the U S white paper as a confession of failure and accused Washington of interference and aggression in Asia. The editorial urged ongoing preparations to resist American imperialist aims and preserve colonial privileges in the Far East while praising limited Chinese-American friendship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manking
Washington
China
Hainaun
Secretary of State
Acheson
Achewon
United States
Far East
United Nations
Nanking
Six Firemen Escape Injury In Accident
Six Saratoga Springs firemen escaped injury Friday afternoon when their truck left a soft shoulder on Grand Avenue and slid into a ditch. Fireman Kenneth Millward drove the vehicle, while Chief John S S Hickey said the crew emerged shaken but unharmed. A second apparatus continued to the fire where a lightning strike caused minor damage to power and phone lines entering a building.
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Saratoga Springs
Grand Avenue
John S&s. Hickey
Kenneth Millward
Rumor of Soviet Plot to Oust Tito Reaches Truman
The London Daily Mail, citing a Washington dispatch, warns President Truman that Russia may attempt to overthrow Marshal Tito’s regime in Yugoslavia within eight weeks. The report claims US intelligence notes Soviet agents and disguised troops would back internal revolt.
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London
Ium
Truman
Russia
Marshal Tip
Yoroslavia
London Daily Mail
Washington
Daily Mail
Taiph Inzard
Syrian Coup Shocks Damascus As Executions Spark Crisis
In Damascus a coup toppled President Zayim and Premier Berar amid arrests of Nazir Fansa and Maj. Ibrahim Hussayni. Faris el Khouri heads Syria’s UN delegation as curfew is imposed and Arab League convenes to respond while Lausanne talks loom. Abdullah seeks diplomatic unity. tensions spill to US pipeline interests.
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Taat
Zayim
Faris el Khouri
Syria
United Nations
Alt
Nazir Fansa
Tor Zayim
Maj
Ibrahim Hussayni
Hennan
Apri
Fales
Amman
Jordan 2
Abdullah
Arab League
Cair
Huan Zayim
Muhsen Bey Berar
Damascus
Cairo
Middle East
Wells Staebier
Perry Gordon
Egypt
Saudi Arabia
Lebanon
Iraq
United States
France
Mediterranean
Syna
Tidtal Tanin
Aq Sayed al KN
Berkshire Audience Honors Konscevitzky Collision Becomes Tragic
A concert scene in Berkshire ended in tragedy as Edward McKinsey of Welland Leland died after a fall and multiple injuries. Police reported the incident occurred near Mute Lake yesterday with injuries to several others.
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Enmenit
Ealien
Edeward McKinsey
Welle Leland
State Deolice
McKintes
Motor Vessel Sinks Halting NF 43 Incident at Sea
A report notes the motor vessel sinks halting NF 43 with several crew affected. Details are obscured by OCR errors but indicate a maritime incident near a port with attached agencies responding and ongoing inquiry into cause and rescue outcomes.
Chinese Red Frowns On School Aid Amid Church Controversy
The Council of State Chambers of Commerce warned that federal school aid sparks a bitter church and state dispute, risking political backlash as Congress debates funding. Meanwhile reports claim Communist forces seized three strategic Miao Islands near Shantung, with conflicting claims on success.
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Washington
Council of State Chambers of Commerce
Congress
Council
Hong Kong
Shantung
Strait of
Pechil
China
Shantung Peninsula
Port Arthur
North China
Tientsin
Gulf of Chihh
Hoover brushes off gall bladder scare on train
Former President Herbert Hoover 74, traveling from Palo Alto to New York, calls the public fuss over his gall bladder disturbance much ado about nothing. He stops at Chicago, shakes hands with Arch Shaw of Winnetka, poses for photos, and continues to New York saying he is feeling fine after a five hour layover at the Drake Hotel with a retired publisher at the Drake.
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Chicago
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Misa Bernice Miller
Palo Alto
Calif
New York
Fend
Winnetka
Bnan
Drake Hotel
Berlin Airlift Shifts to Five Day Week
The Berlin Airlift enters a five day week for the first time in over four years. No airlift flights will be scheduled on Saturdays and Sundays as part of a phased out operation. The effort averages 4500 tons daily with September aims near 1200 tons per day including American and British crews.
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Bertin ‘Um
Train Derailment Destroys Central Bridge Tracks
A Delaware and Hudson freight train derailed about one mile north of Central Bridge injuring a crew member. The derailed core damaged a nearby station and disrupted nearby rail operations as authorities investigated the incident.
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Central Bridge
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
Here
Neoene
Onenata
TraAgh
Whitehel
Unclear OCR Item Cites Court Notations
Fragmentary text references bail, court appearance, and individuals Korehmer Hamm and Dereon with unclear actions. No coherent event, date, or place is readable to confirm details or outcomes.
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Korehmer
Dynamite Attacks Target Negro Ministers’ Homes in Alabama
In Framingham, Alabama, two Black ministers Rev Milton Curry and Rev E B Deyampert had their homes dynamited in a white area. Sixteen to eighteen residents escaped injury as shots were fired at the assailants’ car and police kept traffic moving. A masked white man, seen in a speeding vehicle, is blamed for the blasts following anonymous warnings to the ministers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Curry
E. B. Deyampert
Mr. Curry
Nezrnes
State Legislator Plans Lottery Proposal in New York
New York State Senator Mahoney said she will introduce legislation to permit a state lottery. She aims to align the measure with constitutional amendment proposals and establish a new Health facility, seeking bipartisan support in Manhattan and Albany.
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New York
New York State
Feaness
Mahoney
Manhattan
Deephale
Fite
Rand Concert Ervera March Event and Attendee Tributes
A partial account describes a local concert hosted by West Sand Tokle Wand treminerss with readings and tributes to Mrs Endy Poha and others. The scene mentions performers and attendees, names like Tuatha and Bohyeh Burpstrensd, and a sequence of fragmented notes about the event and participants.
Tax Agent Names Banker As Bootlegger
Columbus Georgia reports State Alcohol Tax Agent E E Satterfield named Hugo Smith a Carlton Georgia banker as head of a northeast Georgia bootlegging ring. Smith, about 50, linked to retail grocery hardware furniture and wholesale liquor, posted a 3700 bond on charges of selling non tax paid liquor selling beer without a license and possessing cigarettes without proper stamps.
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Columbus
PHA
Georgia
E. E. Satterfield
Madison County
Hugo Smith
Carlton, Go
Smith
Carlton Bank
Gross Blasts Army for Swagger Sticks
Rep Gross denounces Army plan to issue swagger sticks to officers at Fort Belvoir Virginia calling it British snobbery and a symbol of the officer caste system. He said a swagger stick is as unnecessary as feathers on a bullfrog and condemned the directive by Maj Gen Weart.
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Washington
INS
Gross UR. Towan
Swicheger
Fort Belvoir
Jowan
Douglas Weart
Sta
Gross
Waterford Public Library to Close and Construction Plans
Waterford Public Library will close for construction work as plans advance. A Wesleyan Methodist Church group will work Monday and Wednesday nights to clear dirt in preparation for the new building project. Various obituaries and local notices follow, including services for John Gaborak and Lena Delaney, with funeral details and cemetery interments across multiple Troy area locations.
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Wesleyan Mathodiet Church
Northside
John Gibereki
John Gaborak
Troy City
Washington Park
Third Street
Holy Trinity Church
Bronialats Mandel
Bronislo Dobrznski
Boleslaw Watrota
Peter Wronowski
John Wronowski
John Turek
Jacob Watrobski
Polish National Alliance
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Edgar Comsens
Camp Hawards
Lauren John Connery
Jegs Coneary
United States
Kinga Point
Long Island
New York
Anneary Academry
Anna Kinny
Shipman Connery
MacMaster
Frances Dingman
South Glens Falls
Arthur Spring
Ticonderoga
Clark Fanera
Glens Falls
St. Mary’s Church
Bay Street
Lena Delaney
Perry Funeral Chapel
Glass Lake
Edward Furrmann
Zion's Evangelical and Reformed Church
Aberton
George and
Joseph Legenbauer
Joseph Sullivan
Samuel Dzembo
Brookside Cemetery
Poestenkill
Charles
Wheland
Charles E. Wheland
Fifth Avenue
Troy
United Presbyterian Church
Mt. Zion Lodge
A.M. Fran Grotto
M.O.V.B. E.R
Paper Makers Unions
Thicketts Cadets
Behr-Manning Corp
May E. Barber
Willian
John J. Kennedy
Charles W. Wheland
Bryce
Elmywond Hill
Bedell
Rosa C. Pre Weceress
Fourth Avenue
J. Brown
Holy Cross Church
Karl Eisenmenger
Oilficiating
Catlivet Presbyterian Church
W. Lobnes
Inn Davis
Fratkjing
Leo la Lambert
George Swazey
Frenier
Thomas Munton
Thomas Clum
Daniel Chim
Sturgess
George Quackenbush
Elmwood Cemetery
Schaghi
Oskwood Cemeticoketery
Democrats To Read Out Rebels As New DNC Chairman Planned
States' Rights Democrats face formal exclusion when the Democratic National Committee meets on Aug. 24 to pick a successor to outgoing chairman J. Howard McGrath. McGrath, likely to become attorney general, will signal that Mississippi and Louisiana rebels are not welcome due to their SOS support for Thurmond. William Boyle, former Kansas City police commissioner, is tipped as the new executive vice chairman and close adviser to President Truman.
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Washington
Democratic Party
National Committee
Ncre
J. Howard McGrath
McGrath
iPhode Island
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Mussissippi
Louisiana
States Rights Party
J. Strom
Thursmond
Alabama
South Carolina
Truman
Willian Boyle
Vnew
Boyle
Kansas City
White House
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U.S
Tito
Tpr Gann
Swettion
Berkshire
Konscevitzky
Hort
Barhet
Rycen Weir
Pats
Rexttal
Handeed
Omar
Cuses
Stuer
Stadepe
Deremma
Cadira To
Boe
Coventry
Rand
West Sand
Freease
Endy Poha
Araph
Haren
Ted
Tuatha
Trikeetien
Shea
Momrist
Freday
Army
Waterford
Mise Eta Houlihan
Iderarian
J. J. Bulies
Joseph J. Butler
DeFreset Avenue
St Michael's Church
Ant
Mev
Victor
O'Briek
Jasopn J. McGrath
Agnes T. O'Connor
Jesus
Bestere
Joseph G. Shackett
Thomas c. Murray
Jobo E Cahill
Jonas Butler
William J. McCarthy
Benjamin W. Christopher
Joseph's Cemetery
Father O'Brien
Edward M. Johsson
Edward M. Johnson
Mra
Ellen Anderson Johnson
Baratoga Avenue
Cohoea
Sweden
Cohoes
Congregational Church
Watervliet
Johnson
Mia
Harold E. Kline
David KB
Arthur
Raymond Johnson
Cohves
Erick H. Johnson
Watervitet
Leonard F. Johnson
Waterford Rural Cemetery
Wallace H. Hickok
Marion Neals Hickok
Euclid Avenue
Memorial Methodist Church
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Bethlehem
O.E.8
Arthur N. Anderson
Joneon R. Neals
Warren Neals
River Street
Lloyd F. Olson
Oakwood Cemetery
Frank W. Clute
John Clinton
Ohn F. Davidson
St. John's Episcopal Church
Elmwood Hill Cemetery
Edward Ly Tthier
Edward H. Leamy
Frank Hoffman
Andrew J. McI
A.F.L. Painters Local
Mr. Clute
Me. Filuin
Packane
Amy
Packard
Golden Anniversary Packard Asfime
Karl Motor Sales
Sixth Ave
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