U S Proposes Big Four Plan To Hogtie Japs
Washington unveils a four power plan to force Japan into a controlled postwar order. Secretary Acheson says London Chungking and Moscow received favorable signals while Senate talks on occupation and long term policy proceed. The proposal contrasts with German plans and signals a shift in Allied control dynamics.
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U. S
Washington
Pawern
Japan
Billa
Cline
Dean Acheson
London
Chungking
Warwily
Acheson
Donging MacArthin
Dpi
Itis
Mancebhi
Chugykinye
Moscow
Apis Tiacansel
Seaton
Germany
Senate
Foreign Stelifong
Toyo
Byrnes Dines Red Envoy After Trieste Debate
The article reports a two hour session on Trieste with no decision, then an informal dinner at the American delegation hotel. Attending were U S Secretary of State James Byrnes, Cohen, Whidman, Molotov, Viscount Pavlov, and aides, amid talks on European peace and postwar settlement.
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Buile
Cohen
Charla Weller
Fragmented Nationat League scoreboard misspellings
Yesterday’s scores from various leagues are listed with many misspellings. Chicago 5 New York 4. St Louis Boston 4 Philadelphia 9 Cineinont 1. Detroit 1 New York 2. Albany 2 Elmira 1. Albany 4 Elmira 1. Hartford 2. Albany 2 Elmira 1. Vague team names and garbled data follow with unclear outcomes and odd fragments.
UN Economic and Social Council Accepts Delayed Night Session
After over a day of marathon debate the United Nations Economic and Social Council halted late night to finish its work on a night of protracted talks. Russia pressed strong opposition to several proposals already approved by committee as the session pursued amendments on a plan for a proposed international refugee organization.
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New York
United Nations Economic and Social Council
Wil
Hussia Vind She Uderning
Sevaas Eepsnnit Henots Ly
British Find Palestine Arms Cache
British troops uncovered a buried cache near a chemical plant at Katt on the Palestine coast. The find included rifles, ammunition, and explosives, linked to a Jewish underworld organization and a high profile kidnapping case as authorities pursued several suspects and arrested workers and officials.
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Palestine
Aurlbarh
Pond Sea
Reis
Palestina
Tehops
Wrea
Puyer
Katt
Patash
Simcba Swerdler
Ing
War Vt
Atea
Mitel Army Headquarters
Arog
Jedmay
Singelyn Barker
Holy Land
Bn Ie Shy
EH. P.chawick
Tal Aviv
Tel Aviv
Wadna
Noxon Seeks to Appeal Beath Sentence Again
John I Noxon attorneys seek rehearing by the Supreme Court on a death sentence for Mel murder. Former Governor Joseph B Ely represents Noxon, originally aided by Wahaut, seeking a new trial after nearly two years in state custody at Chaviastown.
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Boston
John i Noxon
Pillefield
Mars
Wlorney
Ander Gsentenen
Mel
Yeattrday
Supreme Court
Penn
Apn
Joseph B. Ely
Nosun
Nuson
Tine Enthy Hen
Low-lying pilot kills sweetheart in fatal crash
A low-lying plane crash near New London killed a 20 year old woman named Mav Who Mine Putty An Lyng as she went to greet a friend. The craft fell after clipping an oak and plunged to the ground, killing both individuals aboard and leaving authorities to investigate the route and cause.
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New London
Mav
Moward
Bintal
Howe Routh
Rover
Bo Lyne
Inter
U S Questions Russia On Barring Newsmen
Washington and State Department officials seek clarity from Moscow after four Western correspondents were expelled or barred under the Parsilan agreement, with the United States asserting access rights and protests continuing.
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U.S
Russia
Washington
Aelipy
Seepesbury
Py Acheson
Yeaton
Husa
Wulga
Amarlcan Peieamen
I C C Boosts Rail and Water Freight Rates
The Interstate Commerce Commission authorized emergency freight rate increases likely to boost rail and water carrier gross revenue by about 490 million. The move, with exceptions for certain base commodities, aims to balance earnings and remains in effect until broader freight and passenger rate decisions are made.
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Washington
Coxamerce Commission
Commission Holt
Dave Ure
Comergeion
Two Killed As Indian Riots Spread Across Cities
Protests spread from Srinagar to major cities as crowds attacked offices and shops. Police fired to quell looting during demonstrations against Nehru and Congress, with casualties and arrests reported. British troops faced attacks in Cybulle as unrest disrupted trade.
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Bethy
South
Tad
Elrikes
Jawaharlal Nehru
Me Alkind
Congress
Highwich
Srinagar
Kasanil
Alrstrick
Ma- Hue
Nehtu
Aig
Cybulle
Mufti Denies Axis Ties Amid Arab League Debate
The Akbar newspaper quotes a grand mufti denying any Axis ties and claiming he worked for Arab independence across Syria Palestine Lebanon Iraq and Egypt. The report notes British reaction and a split with King Farouk over religious leadership and political refuge procedures.
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Akbar 3 Yomiad
Grand Mosk
Demusalem
Egypt
France
Circulatag Arabjewspaper
Middle East
Hit
Syria
Palestine
Lebanon
Iraq
Wwe
Germany
Italy
Garon
Masih
Faroul
Canada Moves to Seize Struck Shipping Lines
Ottawa orders seizure of two Great Lakes and St Lawrence waterway shipping firms tied up by a Montana strike. Government aims to restore coal and fuel oil flow from the United States and decouple the disruption from a pending agreement with labor representatives.
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Ottawa LM
Framento Andinead
Atsrsite
Momlay
Ioll Gujs
Great Lakes
St. Lawrence Water Way
Ina MontAold
Buruye
Canada
United States
Eppololment
Coneluittor
Venpesentass
Canixeling Bénaney
Vyviletiyy
Seven Die in Dallas Hotel Blast
A noon hour explosion at the Butter Hotel in Dallas killed seven and injured 41. Guests were trapped and later evacuated as flames and smoke filled the building. Police and fire crews battled fumes and debris with estimates of destruction reaching hundreds of thousands of dollars. Searches continued through the basement areas for additional victims.
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Dallashie
RFC Books Draw Five of U S Accountants
The GAO criticized the Reconstruction Finance Corporation for bookkeeping and internal controls over its corporate children. RFC head Charles B. Henderson disputed the report as biased and said REC has fulfilled its responsibilities without causing government losses.
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Washington
General Accounting Office
Reconstriction Finance Corporation
REC
RFC Burd
Charles B. Henderson
GAO
Congress
REG
Henderson
Wagner
D. N
Senate Banking
Grads Honor Pagie Mave at Institute Ceremony
Graduates at the institute honored Pagie Mave with a special ceremony on the campus, recognizing his long service and influence. Emil Page received praise for his role in the weekend program, while Pagie’s legacy among many alumni was highlighted by the speaker.
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Tecnnic Institute
Emil
HAL
Athe Institute
Payio
Hw Seriool Mnwi
Coxtadian
Crest Weed Ty Rel
Kear Atm
Lewis GC
Tod
Otenberg Serail
Congressmen Whittle Away At OPA Bill
The Senate-House conference committee altered the OPA bill proposing that price ceilings for manufacturers cover rising costs and pass only actual money increases to wholesalers and retailers. The change affects reconversion items like automobiles, which remain governed by other provisions, while meat, mill, butter, cheese and poultry price controls face possible removal. Conference hopes for a quick political agreement are stated, with lingering doubt on the timing.
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Washington Upi
Ungeesa Nya Bers
OPA
Shape
Senate Hauize
Taft
Ohio
Chester Bowles
Gonfermes
Senate
Bowles
Pam
Barkley
Figal
Government Spending Push Clears Senate and House
Senate and House approved large supply bills totaling over 43 billion dollars to fund Navy Post Office Treasury State and Justice agencies ahead of the June 30 deadline. The Army appropriation reached 97.1 billion with minor changes and Navy details faced reductions, while budget figures showed significant revisions across departments.
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Washington
Senate
House
Navy
Post Office
Treasury
State
Courmerce
Justice Departments
Getian
Army
Turest
Appropriations Committee
House For
Nation
Nery
Wage Board Approves Hard Coal Wage Rise
The Wage Stabilization Board granted a wage increase for the hard coal industry affecting 76,000 workers. The ruling set an 18.6 cent hourly rise, with verification by welfare and allied bodies pending approval from outside agencies in Jamaica and aid programs.
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Washingtony
John Tehawls
Wwelfare
Wis
Aidnal
Nine More Months For Ration Act Approved by Senate
The Senate yesterday approved a nine month extension of rationing powers, extending the Second War Power act authority to control production and allocate commodities in short supply. The measure, already passed by the House, awaits Senate action on amendments regarding price ceilings under the OPA extension.
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Lamala
Senate
House
Labor Bill Move Recallsantic Crackdown in Congress
The Hobbs bill as an amendment to outlaw robbery or extortion in interstate commerce aims to tighten union activity. It shifts unions under the antitrust framework, echoing earlier Wagner Act tensions and a 1942 Supreme Court stance. The measure faces Senate debate and presidential scrutiny with passage risks.
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Ted Hobbes
Ala
Congress
Truman
Werute
Norris-LaGuardia
Supreme Court
An A. Creuck Slivers
New York
Pal Gitiers
New Jersey
Suipe Jayennes
Stonydis
Candy Store Owner Held For Slaying in Catskill
Frank DeStefanke, 35, proprietor of a Catskill candy store, waived examination on a first degree murder charge after admitting he shot and killed Edward Meyer, 56, and wounded Mrs. Ricci in a Hoban County incident. Mrs. Ricci remained in critical condition. Meyer died at Greene County Memorial Hospital after the Thursday night shooting. DeStefanke drove, trailed the car, and was arrested in Catskill. police recovered a pistol with discharged rounds.
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Hudson Shi
Jane
Deni
Frank 4
DeStefanke
Catskill
Owhar
Aleenion
Columbia County
Enurl
Walter F. Reilly
DeSiefunke
Edward Meyer
Cateki
Kchdlax
Rte 39
Iowner
Greene County Memorial Hospital
Ricci
New York Centre
Meyer
Reilly
Stefanko
Henry Smith
Rip Vani Winkle
Ridge
MeStetanka
Smith
Catekim
Arnall Credits F B I With Uncovering a Klan Plot
Federal Bureau of Investigation uncovered a well organized plot involving two members of the Ku Klux Klan assigned to harm Arnall. Avant quoted FBI margins and a Klansman named Ringmen, with names and details broad and unclear, as agents investigated the alleged drive by Klan members.
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Federal’ Bureau of Invation
Plo
Wa Bln
Avant
Am Tanta FBI
Oniland
Brass Band to Theratd Now Chief Justice
Fragmented OCR text appears to reference a ceremony or appointment involving a brass band and a Chief Justice in a distorted political setting. Names and events are unclear, with garbled terms and stray phrases suggesting a formal proceeding, a president, and a potential public address next Monday.
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Theratd
Sixth Lichfield Defendant Draws Fine
A German trial in Bad Nauheim convicts a sixth Lichfield defendant in cruelty charges. The case involves confinement camp abuses in England under Colonel Kilian, with a Kansas City prisoner fined $26 for disrespect and restricted quarters. Prosecutor Maj Joseph Mobigson urged harsher punishment. the court ordered fines and continued investigations into the alleged mistreatment by guards at the camp.
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Germany
England
Cpl Lawle L. Rabson
Kansas City
Lichfeld
Rolwyn
Wikia
Felice
Broahium
Jofteer
Fiat Rintanie
Maj
Doseph Mobigson
New York
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Mieke Geeel
Willa Dieer
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