Dewey dodges 48 forecast at gubernatorial sessions
Ay Gov Thomas H Dewey of New York avoided preconferences with axecutives and telegraphed no visits as a parade of governors gathered for three sessions. He reiterated his stance with a quip about wearing the robes of a prophet amid national party strategy and upcoming elections.
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Mian
Thomas H. Dewey
New York
Caniry
Dewey
Gov
Miliard i Caldwell
Floridy
Chidomnan
Ding
Way Patc Bbs
Pastor speaks on aid to Germany and postwar rebuilding
A pastor addressed church members about American aid to Germany after World War II. He cited food shipments and loan support for reconstruction while noting lessons from Luke 12 and urging continued relief efforts. He referenced national religion policy and a planned future visit to discuss proselytizing efforts in Germany.
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Prankfurt
Gernwny Ip
Marlin Miomontier
United States
Volhey
Gammun
Nenoeler
Gormans Hnd
Gormun
Monigy
Churebes
Chrish
Ie Coynell
Byattle
Germany
Fiat
Pantoy Monsonter
Shanghai Riots Trigger Gas Curbs and Layoffs Amid Crisis
Communists blamed gas rationing for riots in Shanghai as New York power and gas cuts threaten area industry. Officials report shuttered plants, looming layoffs, and emergency orders targeting manufacturing, with major firms like Adirondack Steel and General Electric assessing production amid energy shortages.
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Hoft Con
Bunge Hingy
She ‘Lroy Lueccs Multiplelndustries
New York Power Aml Light Corp
Aukle Minibar
Troy
Leet Saught
Mopluyees
Wilh Ee York
Germans Vote Approves New Funds Amid Constitutional Cuts
In postwar Germany, voters across Baden and Bavaria backed new military funding despite constitutional reforms. The center party loss figures and CDU gains in Hesse show shifting political tides, with the Christian-Social Union weakened in urban Bavaria and rural areas sustaining its base. Calls for military budget restraint mix with occupation-era needs as the administration plans a likely $2.0 billion adjustment.
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Garvin
Gaini
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Grealey Tessa
Christian Socie
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Jean Wane
Hesse
Christian Democratic Union
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GSA
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Unit
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Henalules
Dome
Etates
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Mings
Electric
Axl Rathonds
ULB
Oeenpe Lion
Fenedoms
Tie Prongs
Relighyay
Unefest
Wuerttemberg-Baden
MW. S
Four Firemen Injured In New York Blast
A blast at a New York site injured four firemen and a bystander as they fought a flooding incident. Investigators found overflowing gasoline and a leaking delivery tube near a trench, igniting a nearby fire on Broadway Street.
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New York
Lecela
Broadway
Bulgaria Blames Greeks for Unrest Over border tensions
Sofia reports accuse Greece of crossing into Bulgarian territory repeatedly over the last seven weeks. A foreign office official claims Greek actions aim to spoil the foreign ministers' talks, insisting Greece has unsettled the frontier.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Greece
Missouri Fear Ends After Negro Prisoner Confession
A spree of fear in small Missouri towns ended with the confession of a captive, identified as Negro Janiior, who claimed involvement in arson, burglary, and evading capture across ten towns including his boyhood home. Eloy Walker of Kansas City released a signed statement as highway patrol officers outlined the case. Walker, a former junior at an apartment building, said the crimes were driven by a mysterious urge. The confession followed Walker’s arrest on the highway near Lyons early morning.
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Mors
Missouri
Eloy Walker
Exeonniel
Kansas City
Walker
Soyhood
Nolehe
Negra
Lin
Edward G Budd Dies in Philadelphia
Edward G Budd aged 73 founder and president of Snedd Company died Saturday night in Philadelphia after a short illness. Budd was a noted innovator in automotive art and manufacturing and led the firm through its most productive years. He is survived by his wife and two children.
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Philadelphia
Edward G. Budd
Fourndler
Snedd Company
Cal
Alexico Nubumobile
Na Avburhinn Gerhianitown
Dla
Six Die As Upstate House Fire Kills Mother and Six Children
A West Groton home fire claimed the life of Mrs. John Dew and her six children aged 9 months to 10 years. Theresa Dew, 9, escaped and alerted a neighbor who found her kneeling on the street. Firefighters battled the blaze as embers delayed recovery, with the two story house leveled and investigations beginning. The Dew family had moved to West Groton recently from their former home in Vramineburg. The father worked at a saw mill in Caverl and was staying at the former home to finish work. A neighboring son, Joanita, 13, and family members were elsewhere at the time. A stove reported as the likely ignition source.
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John Dew
Ant
Theresa. Dew
Uril
Layell
Theresa
Robert
Cushing
Trev
Wul
Ormbera
Jenny Patsy
Beverly
Jacqueline
Lowill
Donna May
Tompkins County
Ralph J. Lowe
Bros
Creir
West Groton
Tthses
Caverl
Vramineburg
Joanita
Teef
Gro
Axon
Garry
Trdanélurg
George
Camp Stillman
Cal
U.S. Philippines Near Accord on Bases and Buses
Philippine President Roxas says talks with the United States aim to establish bases for defense. He notes progress on a broader agreement but says no final accord on specific bases or related terms has been reached.
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United States
Philippines
Vepublic
Johny Carter
Textile Departarent
Bar Kasten Armire
Avid Nastafishts
Bes
Aatter
Mariathas
Manuel A. Roxas
Vincent
Texas
New York Plays Part in U N Site Decision Talks
Reporters describe New York proposals for the United Nations permanent headquarters amid competing offers from San Prana and Philadelphia. Delegates weigh sites as the assembly nears a plenary session and formal decisions.
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Yauke
United Nations
New York City
Permanéo
San Prana
Philadelphia
Asf. Parmanent
U.N
Byrnes policy splits GOP as Wallace backs Byrnes critic
Guffey and Ball attacked Republican leaders over Byrnes during a widening rift. Ball said cooperation with Byrnes will continue while Guffey warned against a drift toward isolationism. Wallace, a former commerce secretary, urged unity against a split in Democratic and GOP circles in a tense Washington scene.
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Wmo
Sendler
Guflny
Dea
Byrnes
Benator Ball
Wales
Sonderminne
Democrats
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Guffey
Party Centraltin
Britain
Thassi
Tnasia
Byriuth
la Bridge
Byrrige
Ball
Iouttey
Serveny
Commerce
Henry A. Wallace
Outtey
Police Probe Death Of Troy Man
Authorities investigate the death of T. Donald St. John 18 of 9875 Firth Avenue found after being led home by youths. He was removed from Behny's Grill to his home, with several men questioned by detectives. An autopsy is planned to determine cause of death.
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Firth Avene
Lata Win
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Fiji Avenue
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Behny
River Str
Hulton Streat
Joseph Cantanucci
Sixth Avenue
Carl Torgsiery
Wrey
Wil
Police
Padio Bureau
Joseph & Schulve
Edmund Hickey
Ie St. John
Ron
James W. Barratt
Thomas J. Duty
Doran
Fifth
Watervliet
Seven Point Peace Plan Proposed In Palestine
A seven point plan for Palestine is reported by government experts aiming to stabilize the region. The proposal envisions separate Arab and Jewish sectors with joint British administration and a 40 40 20 legislative split, plus security arrangements and zoning changes.
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Jonson
Oly Lane
Wyghta Matelyine Gyame
Polien
Palaed
Hws
Seward
Atablesy
Mixbavar
Jawa
Alan Manele
Dion Awithih
Maninty Yowuel
Lana
Assia
Rat Bay
Long Legal Battle In Prospect Washington
A lengthy federal labor dispute centers on Lewis and a plan to halt strike activity at Prospect mines in Virginia. Government officials seek court orders and potential penalties under the Smith Connally Act as litigation unfolds this week.
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Wiahington
United Statee
Uline
Watkout Ab
Ape
Rai Lewis
Truman
Auadowts
Guy
Wilber Yuelt
Virgina
Lewis
Virginia
Tuck
Virginia Corporation
Lowie
UALW
Willaut
Wederan
T. Ala
Cattisyor
M. H. Collisson
Chal Piney Adinistrator
Wally K. Hopkins
U.s.welles
Collison
John 2. Small
Molon
Continentagy Nine
UNUM
59 Greek Guerrillas Slain, 40 Captured
The Greek Second Army Corps reported heavy losses to guerrilla forces with 59 guerrillas slain and 40 captured in multiple districts including Treastury Wardle Vilus and centenava. Additional clashes in Kile d by the Second Brigade and near Velux, Gout, and Stephani resulted in fatalities and continued pursuit. An Agency communique noted engagements across northern Geoacr and the Graven region, with railways targeted and several villages affected.
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Second Army Corps
Treastury
Wardle Banal Vilus
Centenava
Tistern Grenug
Manes
Goutuxil
Mone Warditan
Stephani
Velux
Sun
Nien
Wesnla
Ani
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