U S Canada Announce Standardized Arms Plan
The United States and Canada announce a joint, non binding armaments framework to coordinate military, naval, and air forces with focus on Arctic defense while excluding atomic weapons. Leaders stress UN charter as cornerstone and limited collaboration to what law authorizes.
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United Binles
Canada
Wartow
Navin
Anwrien
United States
Muscow
Europe
Doebt Board of Defense
Ennt
Othr
Maiterial
GOP Demands Tax and Spending Cuts
Republican leaders call for tax cuts and reduced spending with a strong national defense and tighter tariff policy while attacking government growth. At Charleston W Virginia Senator Patt Olle and others weighed campaign signals and presidential politics as Taft and Bricker vie for Ohio support amid tariff and tax reform talk.
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Republicana
Abraham Gincotn
Gromyko Pushes Ban on Atomic Weapons at UN Convention
Soviet envoy Andrei Gromyko urged a world convention prohibiting atomic arms to improve global energy control. He defended Security Council veto rights, criticized delays in an international probe, and released a Q and A from a letter dated June 20. The public letter raises questions for American citizens to discuss international events and safety.
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Andrei A. Gromyko
United Nations Security Council
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Dorothea M.spilich
Gammilter
Docson Heighla
Ldog Tela
NOY
le Grenyke
Andrei Gromyka
United Nations Security
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Gromyky
Death of Mrs Donald Nelson in Hollywood
Mrs Mar Guerlie Canshourn Nelson, 28, wife of Donald Nelson head of Melon Production, died at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital in Hollywood after a prolonged illness. Survived by her mother, sister, and a United States Navy brother. she was a former George Washington University beauty and Nelson’s former secretary. Court and official mentions followed her death.
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Nelson
Cedars of Lehane Hos
Melion Pieter Produc
Ib.scure
Anna Cantbourn
Denton
Mid
T. Dukes Canshon
United States Navy
George Washington University
Marguerlie Canshourn
UF. Court l Appeals
Chicago
Helen Nevann
Assembly Till Seeks To Ban Portal Claims
Assemblyman Jietla CG Morgan introduced a bill in New York State yesterday to ban portal pay claims. The measure would require that wage pay be earned only for time spent by an employee performing compensable work.
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Assembly Till
Portaltur
New York State
Jietla CG
Morgan
Erin Republicin
Appeal to Truman to Save K O Veteran
A fragmentary appeal circulated yesterday asking President Truman to spare a veteran awaiting execution for killings. The text references a center stage plea from families and local supporters who describe the man as a war veteran, urging clemency from the president amid wartime anxieties.
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K-O
Ioeco
Benn
Talorveno
U N Council Creates Arms Commission
The United Nations Security Council voted by 100 to create an 11 nation commission to study the reduction of armaments except those examined by the Atomic Energy Commission as Russia and Poland abstained. The plan limits the commission to conventional arms and excludes atomic matters, with a briefing to the General Assembly and a timetable for its work.
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United Nations Security Counci
Russia
Poland
United States
Whith
United Nations
Atomic Commission
Hovlel
Andrel AL Gree
U. S
Gromyto
General Assembly
Fire Tears Through Pennsylvania Community Factory
A blaze swept through MacLaren Street factory in a Pennsylvania community yesterday, destroying the concern’s largest industry and causing an estimated $500,000 in damages. Nearby residents report evacuations as four oilers were damaged and the plant’s future remains uncertain.
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Phumpab Mig
Pennaytvanie
Execution Of Gruner Delayed In British Palestine
Reports indicate the planned execution of Gruner in British Palestine has been postponed. General Mie Ryelyn Barkye granted the delay to allow appeals to the Privy Council, amid a tense Israeli Arab backdrop and ongoing Palestine Conference diplomacy led by Foreign Secretary Bevin.
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Fluly Land
Lir
Mie Ryelyn Barkye
Pulrating
Privy Council
Gyltain
Griery
Groner
Frank Graner
Ing
Florida
Army Navy Budget Cuts Threaten Security
Secretary of War Mittelson warned that proposed Army budget cuts threaten long term defense, while the Navy decries a 5 billion dollar reduction as potentially crippling. Budget dispute pits Army Air Forces against calls to trim funds, with lawmakers proposing a 31.5 billion cap. Generals Green and Hope defend security against cuts, as partisan debates continue into Seventeen.
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Japan
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Navy
House-Senate
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Patterson
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Ale
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Korea
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Tuendy
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Senate
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Knutson CR Minn
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Senate Armed Services Committees
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Mie Ugts
Hope Ir-Kas
Ine
House Appropriations
Page UD. Ga
Nupgat
Dahlia Clie Probed After Bloodstained Axe Found in trunk
State police probed a case involving a bloodstained axe and shovel found in a car trunk. They linked the items to a stolen vehicle case in Albuquerque New Mexico and identified a suspect, George Palrat of Roatan, who allegedly confessed to stealing the car weeks earlier.
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Mass
Los Angeles
Albamenque
N.M
Joseph Keating
George Palrat
Roatan
Keating
Paleat
Wiebennk
Elizabeth Shott
Medfard
Adirondack Hermit Takes First Plane Ride
A 6 year old Adirondack hermit, Bearded Noah Hundeau, travels from his remote camp to Savane and then to New York City for the National Sportsmen's Show. He leaves his lodge after living years in isolation and boards his first flight under cautious excitement.
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Aaranae Lake
Noah Hundeau
Tuxiey
Atom
Roger
Bhida
Heroit
Savane
Teondeau
New York
Damarrdw
Britain Ramps to War footing to curb fuel use
Britain's Attlee government declared a war like mobilization over fuel and power. An emergency committee will manage shortages, with penalties up to 2000 dollars and three months imprisonment for households and firms defying rationing and power cuts. A five hour blackout extends island wide, and rail passenger service is cancelled as delightful disruption hits economy.
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Attlee
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Frst
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Seiteelon
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Eorpe Barnes
Bir Stafford
Board of Trade
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Labor
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Tenational Goal Board
Harold Hobson
Central Electricity Board
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Talmadge Governor Battle Courts Battle For Governorship
McDonough superior court ruled yesterday that Eugene Talmadge remains Georgia governor despite a conflicting Supreme Court ruling. Judge Walter Hendrix said the decision ousted Lieut. Gov. Thompson, while Claude Porter took the opposite view declaring Thompson acting governor after Ellis Arnall’s resignation. The cases move to the Georgia Supreme Court with hearings set for March.
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Georgia Superior Court
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Sovernor
State Capitol
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Claude Porta
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Supreme Court
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Train Killa Tragedy At Baal End Crossing
Six persons were killed when a car collided with a train at Baal End crossing near Mosdow Bridge. Police said the crash involved a Chesapeake and Ohio motor train. authorities reported fatalities and ongoing investigations yesterday.
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Wo Va
Ariel
Baal End Crossing
Fire Wrecks Suburban Homestead
A suburban home at 9 North Lake Avenue Road WPou was partially wrecked by an undetermined fire yesterday afternoon. The blaze caused at least 5000 in damage as firefighters from Brunswick and nearby units fought the flames and battled for hours to control it. The home, once the Dukes home, sustained major destruction to the roof and upper rooms, while some furniture was saved and clothing burned.
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Prank A. Strain
North Lake Avenue Road
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Hranven
Brunswick
Raymond Carey
Goth
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Clon
Pumper
Smith
Boxith, Marshall and Putnam Courts
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Bire
Pamper
Senu
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Avene
Stent
Rela
Joseph and
Krone Strath
Permanent Increases Demanded By Teachers In Albany
Albany officials reported no state aid for permanent salary increases despite a mass meeting in Albany attended by about 1,200 teachers led by Mrs. May A. Healy. The gathering urged a permanent program while Republicans introduced anti strike bills. Speakers, including Gov. Dewey critics, pressed for action as the education committee prepared a report.
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New York
Thomas E. Dewey
Troy
New York City
Arvie Bhdred
Hoola
Senate
Assembly
William F. Condon
Yonkers
Dewey Anc Hie
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Bilt
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Policeman Shot by Son After Berating Wife
A New York police officer was shot and critically wounded by his 18 year old son after an argument over his wife failing to prepare breakfast. The youth, Joseph, was charged with felonious assault. the officer was taken to a hospital in critical condition.
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Robert J. Smith
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Kevin
Evelyn
Joseph Tay
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