Arabs Urge Truman To Open U.S. to Jews
The Arab Higher Executive Committee sent a letter to President Truman denouncing his statements and urging action to allow Jewish entry to the United States. The group reiterates demands for support of the Jewish Agency and warns of civil action if immigration restrictions persist, as tensions rise in Palestine with clashes and British measures against Jewish-owned property and institutions.
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Jerusalem
Truman
Tel Aviv
Taraot
Dogal
Dewiah Pailo
Uren
Shun
Gwd
Ternsden
United States
Leeliess
Palestine
Auch Mageial
Abby Stelements
Aumostean
Mexico City Polls Echo Election Violence and Delays
Clashes mar Mexican election as pre election shootings kill a commissioner and injure several. Police and troops deployed after delays hamper voting. Candidates and parties accuse each other amid protests and political tension across provinces.
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Mexico City
Mexina
Tiene Uhra
Roberta BR. Craefane
Tiyonulee Tory
Heesohr
Tajamileo
Povilla Diaz Sidieri
Sim Lis
Rontine
Dines
Mannel Avia Caney
Dhor
Palestine Policy Seen Obstacle To British Loan
The article reports British policy on Palestine as a potential hurdle to a proposed loan. Foreign Minister Bevin faces criticism from lawmakers over remarks on the Jewish question, while the government indicates a possible Friday vote on the loan package. The Senate has approved the plan, but debate continues on its implications.
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Palestine
Washington
Alifeatton
Lee
Juan
Ghaivnan
Blom
Arnest Bevin
Senate
Dog Attacks In Alley. Man Bitten Twice
Philadelphia reports two dog incidents with a 20 year old George Lange bitten on the right foot after an alley encounter. He was treated at Wountetort Hospital and described the ordeal with a stressed tone noting dogs’ unpredictability.
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Philadelphia
Alo
Utd
George Lange
Wountetort
Laine
Dohmed
Lange
Patier
Plane Builder Hurt in Crash Near Culver City California
Culver City California plane builder Hughes was critically injured when his experimental aircraft crashed. Witnesses said the plane struck a roof, skidded across another house, and burst into a garage before bursting into flames. He suffered severe burns and multiple injuries and was hospitalized for surgery and care.
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Culver Gily
Cal
Hug
Waa
Hughes
Borayly Mills
Moclars
Autosyssen Uyak
Andars
Hughes Haken
Good Samaritan Hospital
Los Angeles
Holiday Death Toll Falls Short of Estimates
A chaotic Independence Day weekend shows 1,800 accidental deaths expected nationwide, with highway fatalities peaking at 450. In New York 209 Relities Yecnrred, while 120 drownings and 108 other incidents remain uncounted, prompting probes by safety authorities. Delaware and Vermont reports are sparse.
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New York
Vinleok
Werthesitix
Fae Ahert
Howeover
Jona
Delaware
Verisont
Archdiocese Reevaluates Guehec WP Rodinate Cardinal Roles
An unclear report notes ecclesiastical authorities reviewing Guehec WP Rodinate Cardinal duties amid sudden rule changes. The piece mentions Villeneuve and SMG epee as entities tied to the discussion, with references to Thy Roman Gathatle Chiveh and subsequent administrative considerations.
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Villeneuve
Queher
Tass Claims Reds Barred From 'Secret' Paris Parley
The Soviet news agency Tass reports Reds were barred from a secret Paris peace parley as talks between Soviet, U S, Britain, and France proceed amid secrecy. Moscow pushes for mandatory rules. Britain and the United States oppose. a steering committee is proposed to curb conspiracies.
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Tass
Paris
Britain
jor _international
Farm Woman Seeks Homeless Veteran to Replace Son
Mrs. Milks and her husband seek a homeless disabled veteran to join their farm home and replace their son who died in Japanese captivity. They have received many replies but no suitable, homeable veteran. They plan to visit Batavia this week to continue the search with their 8 year old daughter Gloria and may travel to New York for next steps.
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Chmnenens Tms
Arikan
Milles
Batavia
Milks
Ing Winasulf
York State
More Meat Due In U S Stores This Week
Packers declare increased meat in U S stores after OPA price controls ended. Fresh pork expected in four to five days post slaughter with beef aging requirements delaying some cuts. Roasts and steaks may rise in a week while hams and bacon follow in two to three weeks as pipelines reopen.
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Chicago
UPA
Maat Animala
Senators Seek Exemptions In OPA Renewal Debate
Senators on both sides push to exempt commodities from price controls as opening debates begin on a renewed OPA bill. Proposals target oil and its products, cotton seed, and southern pine pulp, with leaders aiming for a midweek Senate vote while the House already passed a temporary measure to July 20 on the old rules.
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Washington
OPA
Itx
Price Controls Administration
Senate
Ulin
Monw ¢i-Okla
GPA
Sendler Russell DG
Acton Ha Fins
Barkley
Willey
Trumen
Nazis Had Big Slush Fund To Defeat Roosevelt in 1940
Assistant Attorney General O. John Rogge disclosed a plan by Nazi leaders to fund an American political campaign aimed at defeating President Roosevelt in the 1940 election. Rogge said Goering claimed the money was not invested but to influence the U S vote, with the scheme never activated due to lack of opportunity. He noted the fund plausibly exceeded 50 million dollars, though exact figures remain uncertain and a full 30 000 word report is being prepared for the Attorney General.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Unis Linve
Rogge
Germany
Sam Cherk
Goering
United States
Wilh Uitler
Wwu
Europe
Mans Thomsen
Berlin
Goerling
America
Disease Strikes Marines at Tientsin Base
Four Marines are reported ill with Japanese encephalitis like sleeping sickness and 28 hospitalized. Navy doctors at the U S Marine base in Tientsin treat the epidemic as urgent, with stinging headaches and fevers noted among patients.
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Tientsin
U. & Marine
Navy
Mother Cabrini Becomes Saint Frances Xavier
Vatican honors American nun Mother Cabrini with canonization as Saint Frances Xavier. Pope praises her charity and dedication, noting her life as a model of faith and service across nations. Ceremony in St Peter's Basilica features Cardinals and witnesses, with bells signaling the proclamation.
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Mother Cabrini
Saint Frances Xavier
Vatican City
Wmt
Pelle
Fonte
Raied Savics Cabrini
Lope Pina
Agathet
Klormy
U S to Beam Shortwave at Russians
The United States plans to start Russian language shortwave broadcasts early next fall behind the Iron Curtain. The policy calls for straight news and commentary with some American folk music, aiming to reach an estimated 7500 Russian receivers and using wartime relay sites to boost signal reach.
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Washington
United States
William Benton
Russia
Algiary
Moscow
Veterans Groups Fear Joblessness Among Veterans
The U S Employment Service reports most discharged World War II veterans are in work or school but two groups fear rising joblessness. USES director Robert C Goodwin calls the trend gratifying as employers absorb veterans, while the American Veterans Committee and Veterans of Foreign Wars warn unemployment will rise, urging Congress to pass a veterans employment bill creating a government service to aid veterans and firms hiring them.
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Washington
U. S
Warde
Robert C. Goodwin
American Veterans Committee
A.V. C
Charles G. Malte
Congress
President Pardons Pendergast Official
A pardon is granted to Mrs. Manges Ryan from a federal reformatory sentence tied to a 1938 election case. The pardon lifts a year term and restores her eligibility in the Twelfth Ward race, with authorities noting the action and noting the pardon dates and officials involved.
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Ransay City
Oh Twelfth
Manges Ryan
Hina
Ryan
Feink McCate
Asisat
Jans Lory
Ty Amélerkon
W. Va
Stolen Treasure Strewn Along English Highway Found
A wartime stash of jewels, porcelain, and art objects valued at $16,000 was reported stolen and later recovered along a highway between Stretton and Minchester in Yorkshire. A constable found remnants including silver, porcelain, and other items near warn-torn estates, hinting at a scattered hoard and potential further clues.
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London
Yorkshire
Grarordy
Stretton
Minchester
Scoreboard Scores and League Listings From New York and Albany
Nation league games show New York beating Philadelphia 2 1 while other fixtures list Brooklyn, St Santa, and Chicago matchups. Albany and Scranton appear in regional standings with multiple scores and team names intermingled in a dense ledger-like recap.
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New York
Phildelphia
Philadelphia
J _Roston
Brooklyn
Heaton
St. Santa
Littabuoa
Lovits
Bitten
Cincimas
Qhiewre
Leacir
Roston
Waatiigton
S—Hortaa
Washingeton
Chivelind
Chionge
Chicaya
Pierhindo
le New York
Philadelphia A
Mathntelphia
Hekroit
St. Lanute
Hastery Lage
Albany
Pinehamton A
Gingharitin Harland
Maen
Vartan Men
Willinnspont A Walkeselery Cotta
Winapart A Verec Io Ie Revantan P
Elmina
Scranton
Determined Sneide Finally Makes It
A chaotic report from New York describes a dramatic incident as a person named Sneide, amid a tense chase, ends up by guarding rails and leaping to safety, while observers and authorities discuss the outcome and implications.
May Congressman May CD. tale of war contracts inquiry
A damaged transcript shows Representative May testifying to the Washington probe about munitions contracts and Lumber Co dealings. He claims he did not profit from the war contracts and explains funds to Cumberland Lumber Co and his management role. He asserts he had no direct contracts with the War Department and that any connections were incidental to past business.
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Washinton
Tald Iha
Tuihesionitens
Mater & Timberland
Tonge Milituy
Glatenent
Daniel
War Department
George Meader
Cherka
Herkind Lumber Co
Wition
Limber Dent
E Fll
Lunther
Cumberland Lumber Co
Lown
Menlee
May
Rey
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