Peace talks eyed as four powers set July twenty ninth
Four power ministers edge toward a Paris peace conference to be held July 29 with plans for reparations and postwar renovations. Western and Soviet officials report discussions focus on German and Italian terms, potential shipyard and machinery claims, and timetable for a formal invitation.
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Hythe
American MPs Kill Russian Soldier in Austin Standoff
An incident in Austin involved American military police killing a Russian soldier who had threatened civilians and fired a revolver. Officials say the Russian opened fire. American officers returned fire, wounding the assailant and prompting protests from Mark V. Clark, commander of American forces in Austin. The Russian reportedly had fired earlier nearby, and authorities emphasized no armed Russian soldiers would be allowed in the American zone.
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Vieoni Py
U. S
Peter Brove
Fred
Paul T. Sullivan
Mitn
N.Y
Mark V. Clark
Austin
National League and American League score fragments mixed
Fragmented scoreboard readings show multiple teams and scores across the National and American Leagues. Notable items mention New York, Brooklyn, Philadelphia, Boston, Chicago, St Louis, Albany, Binghamton, Scranton, and others with inconsistent numbers and team names.
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Brooklyn
Vittaburg
Cincinnati
Cielmint
Palisporpy
Philadelphia
Boston Us
Philadelphia A
Boston
J—Chienge
Lana
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American Emague
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Cleveland
Cleenland
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Sainte
Chicngo
Ht Louis
U S Bases Snags On Atlantic Wartime Pact Details
US strategy in wartime defense extends to bases in the Azores Ascension Island Seakind and the Philippines Hawaii and the Aleutians. Lisbon negotiations on military aid hinge on acceptance of transit rights and alliances with Canada and Latin nations. The plan envisions a small, capable army and continued defense cooperation with Britain.
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Ascension Island
Alraylig
Philippines
Mants
Hawaii
Aleutians
Pacific
Canada
Ube
Sritvin
China
Gas Pipe Blast Kills Six Welders Near Penn Town
A 620 pound per square inch gas pipe blast on a 24 inch line near Penn killed six welders and injured ten others. The dead include James Pretwet Harper Ben Borris Mabert Walstram of Belvistor Ul A B Cleary Jane Ingram of Ganeseo WL and Lenn Bile Swan of Truro. Injured were welder helpers and laborers. The accident occurred during a line extension when a 30 foot section blew free hurling workers into the air and scattering debris. The gas company Texans de Chicago and other points investigated.
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Matvent
Penn
James Pretwet
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Ben Borris
Mabert Walstram
Belvislore
A.B. Cleary
Jane Ingram
Ganeseo
Lenn Bile Swan
Truro
Worlkmen
Moe
Wiliam Fulpery
Tne
Geneseo Man Injured After Fall From Tree Incident
Towanda resident Charles Rudalgh Radelick, 27, was injured yesterday when he fell from a tree while alata diving near Geneseo. He was taken to Warsaw Hospital with serious injuries as authorities investigate the accident.
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Radelick
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Moscow Says A-Bomb Test Spurs Armaments Race
Moscow declares that the A bomb test accelerates a global arms race and prompts allied powers to expand armaments. The commentary cites U S secrecy on atomic energy and warns that American policy could drive dictatorial moves, as Latin American and European observers fear military blocs and intervention.
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Polish Pogrom Reported in Warsaw and Kirtea
Reports describe a pogrom outbreak in Warsaw and Kirtea with attacks on Jewish communities. More than ten wounded and at least one killed. authorities reinforced units to restore order and assess the situation.
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Austin Urges Tane Limit On Atom Deal
Swanton Vi UPI Senator Warren it Adwlin RAWI suggested the United States set a tane lint on negat ines for content of the atouin baath. The UN Security Council said an agreement could lead to Cor discovery at the meeting. Austin Hrepawnt cited Timetable concerns and the need to suppress information to prevent bomb development.
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Rawi
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Alt Aueh
French Move Toward Two Chamber Parliament
A constitutional committee in Paris backed a plan for a two chamber parliament with limited executive powers. The proposal would grant the lower house strong oversight while the upper chamber vetoed cabinet reshuffles. The Communist party faced criticism for alleged collaboration with Germany as deputies debated the edge of reform.
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Fire destroys Fitzgeralds Hotel at Glens Falls
A blaze tearing through the Fitzgerald Hotel in Glens Falls driven by fierce flames and strong winds forced about 200 patrons to flee during the lunch hour. Two injured guests required hospital treatment while a guest, Nicholas Gumenn, leaped to safety from a window and was later treated for injuries. Fire departments from multiple towns battled the flames for over an hour, preventing spread to nearby buildings as investigators probe the origin.
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U S Army Ace Dies in Crash in San Diego
Col. Jan Herbst 34 commanding officer of the 45th Fighter Squadron died from injuries after his P 80 jet crashed near the San Diego County Fair Grounds during an air show. The leading Army ace of the Ching Theater credited with 27 Japanese planes died at Naval Hospital. He recently returned to March Field after Orient service. Home in Los Angeles.
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Lie Leaves on Tour for U N Duties in Europe
New Yorker Lie, four star general of the United Lions, departed New York yesterday for European duties. He will visit Oslo Copenhagen Geneva Angue and London on U N business before returning to the United States in August.
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U.S
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Oslo
Copenhagen
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Holiday Deaths Hit 116 In U S
A fragmented report outlines holiday fatalities across the United States with 116 total deaths amid usual celebrations. Included are drownings, shelling accident deaths, and multiple state tallies with scattered figures and names.
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Underground Jewish Kidnap Plot Ties to Tel Aviv Release
A violent Israeli incident reports Jewish militants abducting three British officers in Tel Aviv, chaining them for 16 days before releasing them in crates. The British army freed others and halted executions, while a government communique notes widespread price rises in postwar markets across major U.S. cities.
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Crow Hunter Killed in Sands of A Compaction
An 18 year old Crow Hunter named Gel Laury Rick was killed when a rifle owned by Riewine discharged during examination by Neil Mora shausser of Rockville Cenloc. Sheriff CG. Kred Close investigated the incident in Poughherpain yesterday.
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Americans World Over Note Nation's 170th Birthday Observances
A garbled report notes celebrations of the United States 170th birthday with events in Manila and Europe. It mentions official ceremonies at Malacanang Palace, a holiday ball, military displays, and remarks by diplomats including Ambassador McNutt. Washington and George Washington are honored with observances. Weather is described as favorable for celebrations across the country.
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Carpenters Head for U S Tour Plans Amid Turbulence
Ancient text fragment shows carpenters planning a United States journey with mentions of New York and England. References to dates, venues, and personnel are garbled, leaving a sketch of a tour with shifting lineups and uncertain travel details.
Taft Plans Floor Fight On Measure
Taft faces a heated Senate battle over a price control measure. The debate centers on revised ceilings for producers, manufacturers, and wholesalers, with Speaker Porter and Senator Ut supporting adjusted terms while opponents argue the changes undermine the act.
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Fire Destroys Grain Storage near Cartage and Hapletown
A pair of grain storage fires damaged the Cartage Grady Company elevator and a New York Central freight depot at Cartage near Russellville, with losses estimated around 13 000 dollars. A second fire hit the Grattan Lutter Company elevator at Hapletown near Fort Wayne, with a claimed loss of 50 000 dollars. Fire officials regarded arson as a possibility and investigated signs of scorching.
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