Ministers Clash Over Soviet Plan For Peace Talks
Foreign Ministers at Paris clashed over Russia’s peace talk plan amid long, bitter debate. Molotov and Bevin pressed for rule drafting while Byrnes and Bevin sought to constrain Chinese and German issues. The session ended without a consensus on invitations or procedure.
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Paris
Tauepower Foreign Ministers’ Council
Russia
O Decimation Party
Etna
Sulun
Soviet Furden Miniature Y ¥. M. Aalolay
Steuinth
Rovin
Cate Bellaln
Jones
Byrnes
Alex Mente
Sevulot Vanderbergy
Molotov
Yali
Byvib
Bevin
Ching
Potsdam
Byrnm
Gaurgen Liwanis
Brainee Uren
Yiel
Central Train Derailed In Port Byron Incident
A derailed Central Railroad train near Port Byron halted traffic for about an hour after a derailment on the line. Officials declined to name individuals involved. A maintenance crew and investigators were dispatched to the scene to determine cause and assess damage.
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Port Byron
New York Central
Meilroad
Dornfiet
Merten
West Shore
Dlapatenen
National League scoreboard seedline muddled results recap
The item lists scattered league scores including New York, Boston, Chicago and Detroit with unclear team pairings and odd spellings. It references Albany, Utlen, Minnlva, and Williamsport along with a series of indeterminate standings and a note about a race or award preference by MINOR.
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New York
Hoalelyn
Cinelyna & Tul
Shotale
Cifeaga Ambiogan
Wallington
Boston A
Pullacdaphin
St. Laws
Chicago
Detroit
Cleveland
I-Albany
Wlinn
Lee Utlen
Mubany
Minnlva
Witttny- Bare
Villtage Hive
Rmbuds Serauinn S
Witamsport
Kinghamton
Uuritard
United States Urges New Atomic Controls at Open Session
The United States proposed that the atomic control authority hold full ownership and oversee research and production of uranium and plutonium. It urged inspections of facilities, possible national power production, and strict prohibition of warlike exports, while debating security council ties and veto limits.
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New York
Lae
United Lines
United States
Bernd Mo Hayueh
Commission
Asha Menemeh
Xtomie
Wenpore
Osala
le LoUek
Andrei A. Gromryke
Bombs Found In Palestine Spark Alarm Across Front
Bomb discoveries in Palestine ignite panic as British and Zionist forces tighten security. Military authorities report large quantities of explosive devices and warn of possible Jewish agency involvement. Officials say Arab and Jewish factions exchange threats while mobilization increases and international diplomacy intensifies.
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Helliah
Sopetiona Dewdline
Debane Httragis
Chet Subbi
Palestine
Lola Nowsann
Miriakey Attia
Morrow Man Famed for Courage in Harsh Times
Najured Mataty SyTACAe Cellern Morbow, 80, dies after a fall during a ceremony. Details indicate a serious accident involving an enhancement device. Funeral plans await murky family statements.
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Sytacae Cellern Morbow
Pogrom in Poland Kills Dozens and Injures Dozens More
Chaos erupts in a Polish city as mobs attack Jewish shops and homes. Police and troops restore order after funerals, curfew, and arrests. Authorities say perpetrators were detained with more held for trial. Six hundred Jews in town and surrounding areas face violence amid a broader anti Jewish campaign.
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Mielen
Poland
Godor
Juwlah
Pireots
Ewe
Wollan
Sitce
Tony
Wiles
Warsaw
Marth
Kakow
Reynaud Wins Assembly Seat Contested by Communists
Paris reports a Constituent Assembly vote 208 to 132 supporting Reynaud while Communists push to invalidate his seat over wartime record. Debate centers on moral concerns and charges of hostility toward Allied democracies.
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Paris
Constituent Assembly
Sus Peonhy Memier
Paul Reynaud
Conrarittes Haa
Reynaud
Matshan Petaty
Imo
Allivvnt Assembly
Imaelt
Wlatkely
Chambar
Moscow
China
Pravde
George Aten
Amhassudan
Iran
Wil
Rhssid
Aten
Russia
Vo Yara
Frank Kelly Democratic Leader Dies in New York
Frank Kelly a longtime Brooklyn Democratic leader died yesterday after hospital admission on June 9. A steadfast Roosevelt ally and frequent White House visitor, he led borough politics from the Fourth Assembly District to Brooklyn party leadership and supported Truman in national conventions.
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Bronklyn
Kelly
Long Tnnid
nnCr
Ubiee
Fa Bewtte
Kings County
Laader
Helly
New York State
Franklin D. Moosevelt
Welly
Troosevelt
Pampaigne
Himokiwa
Tumisburg
Joni Mu
Cooryad
Blage
Innes M. Mead
Chicago
Truman
Bordhaen University
Belly
Wapiano
Pressure by May aided war firms, general says
General Campbell Jr testified that Roy May pressured him to aid war contractors, linking May to a Patriot era industry, and noting May’s push as Milkary Committee chair. The testimony described the “trains” behind the Garsson carbine case and raised questions about congressional call recordings and propriety.
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L.A. Campbell
Prubnved
Army
Ordnines
Tollar
May Day
Henry M. Garsson
Senate War Investigating Committee
Washington
Campbel Jr
Ary Ordnance
Roy
Hale
UN Hirole Prinilions Nuimufacturers
May
Hlouse
Wn Taduatriot
Senate War
Senate War Lavealigning
Campbell
International Harvestey Compayne
Eante Ag
Nuittue
Chalrysin Mead
Unig. Gen
Chieve Ormanen Union
Hamond
Ida
Henry Gareau
Garsson
Army i
Uva
Col Joli Sleztkay
Canada Pegs Dollar at Par with U S
Canada halts market drift by pegging the Canadian dollar to the U S dollar at parity. Banks and authorized agents must buy U S dollars at 1 00 Canadian and sell at 1 00 Canadian per U S dollar, while the pound rate is fixed at 4 02 for buying and 4 04 for selling. The move aims to stabilize prices and sustain independence, with price controls expanding to most household goods and subsidy agreements retained.
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Ottawa
United States
Neaxchang Autyol
U.S
Asley
Tala
Courlomie
Finmielad
Ity Mare Stying
OPA Critics Force Senate To Delay Vote Until Monday
Wells attacks the royal family over funds, exiled kings proposed, and Mussolini-linked payments discussed. The piece notes public questioning of royal involvement in large sums and calls for republicanism while referencing Mosley linked finance and parliamentary debate.
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OPA
Senate
Wells
Italy
London
AMI
Fe Wells
Gawwld
Wid Ne Tovian
Socialist Leader
Regal
de Vause
Hanover
Savoy
Bucklaghim Palace
Gammont
Wie Roya
Uediy Weit
Litarett
Lasser
Amelia
Jlo
Mosley
Chute Ede
House of Commons
Count Dine Sranai
Great Britain
U S Decides To Act Alone In Korea
Washington indicates the United States will proceed with Korea policy independently, forming a provisional advisory legislative council in the American zone. A Soviet-US commission faced objections over speech rights for Koreans, while aims remain a unified, independent Korea amid ongoing talks.
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U.S
Korea
Washington
United Shaler Goverment
Ressia
Russia
United States
Germany
Athens
Torettia
United Nations
Koresa
Lwo
Avetwr Leteh
Mi Ehitery
America
Principe
Allwize
Toy
Sue Tre
Paris
Far East
Thompson and Norah Carpenter Family Tragedy in New York
A confused narrative describes Thompson meeting Norah Carpenter and their children amid a chaotic scene in New York. The account mentions a wedding plan, relatives, and a dramatic family incident, with scattered names and places including Tugboat era style references and a chaotic sequence of events and dialogue without clear coherence.
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New York
Norah Carpenter
New York Mirror
Michael
Monvagn
Norah
Ted
Maureeh
Tin
Tiral
Narvik
Koptind
Crewlay
Tilsburg
Thompson
Next A-Bomb Test July 25 Amid Bikini Atoll Plans
Navy officials announced a second atomic test at Bikini Atoll tentatively set for July 2 aboard the USS McKinley. Officials said the target would be ships in the lagoon, with expected blast effects prompting cautious estimates of tidal and wave impacts. A prior test caused concerns over ship damage and casualties, prompting experts to review safety and environmental factors.
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Mi. McKinley
Bikini
Ine Navy
Ftres
Tha
Tarsi
W. HL. Blandy
Hurber
Rivers and Rivers Bill Passes Senate
The Senate advanced a measure labeled as the Rivers and Hiarhars bill amid party line votes. The proposal targets a statewide expenditure for a river survey and related infrastructure as described in the readable fragments. It mentions several locations including Mohawk and Mamaranock and notes Cable activity along central rivers.
Porter Criticism Shocks Congress As OPA Debate Intensifies
The article reports Porter criticising the OPA amid a wave of proposals and Senate maneuvers. Barkley, Wheiry, and others push or oppose new controls while Porter signals cautious support, delaying action and prompting responses from President Truman’s administration. Continued on Page Pleven OVA.
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Worker's Hett
Camelia
Eenatara
Carville
Nevada
LC Wall Allday
Poatteys
Porter
Senate
Congress
OPA
W. Lord Pappy
O'Daniel
Truman Porter
Wigman
Brycks
July 4 Deaths Soar to 253
National traffic toll on Independence Day rises sharply with 253 fatalities reported as the holiday weekend ends. Officials note the count may reflect late-arriving figures and emphasize the need for safety amid high travel volumes and celebratory driving.
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