Bevin Seeks Broad Solution Beyond New Aid Grants
British Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin arrived in New York aboard the Mauretania and rejected the idea of seeking more aid for Britain. He said Washington talks will address long term economic balance and global democratic aims, while noting the Brussels pact and other alliances. Bevin warned progress depends on solving global economic issues, not just aid, during a sprawling Washington conference.
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Britain
Ernest Bevin
Mauretania
Wash
Mnesco
i-Britishc
S0th Street
North River
Bevin
Stafford Cripps
Washington
Brussels
Council of Europe
Germany
Soviet Russia
Republicans Suspect Dulles May Refuse Run for Senate
In Washington, many Republicans speculate Senator John Foster Dulles will decline to seek the unexpired Wag ner seat, preferring full‑time service in international affairs. Some say he believes he can do more for the country outside the Senate, with focus on the United Nations and international work.
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Washington Murray
Washington
John Foster Dulles
Robert F. Wagner
United Naith
Dulles
Thay
Sny
Senate
W Ho
Heston Remecieni
Trevancile
United Nations
Dewey
Two Die In Clinton County Auto Crash
Two men from Pero died in a car crash near Clinton County yesterday. Roland J. Shipman and Francis Poland, both of Pero, were killed when their vehicle crashed in rainy conditions.
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Clinton County
Roland J. Shipman
Fancis Poland
Pera
Seek Remedy for British Dollar Crisis
Washington reports a top level clinic on Britain's economic flaw opens with Socialist teachers arguing the mala dy cannot be traced to welfare. Aims include a temporary remedy as leaders such as Snyder Acheson Bevin Cripps and Abbott prepare proposals. British dollar reserves fall toward crisis level and talks seek a stopgap to check drain.
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Washington
Britain
the Treasury
Snyder
Acheson
Bevin
Stafford Cripps
Douglas Abbott
Marshall Planat
Cripps
Heartbroken girl dies at father's casket
Nine year old Mary Long approached the casket of her father Hiram B Long at Grady Hospital last night and whispered I want to go with you She then collapsed and died Doctors said the cause was not immediately determined His funeral was postponed to tomorrow Survivors include his wife and mother and nine other children
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Atlanta
Mary Long
Grady Hospital
Mary
Hiram B. Long
Inenith
Republicans Capture A L P Endorsement in Rensselaer County
Early unofficial returns show all Republican designees won major offices with L A P endorsement. Democratic nominees gained Liberal Party backing by small margins. In Saratoga County insurgent Republicans lost by about four to one. Write in Liberal votes in Rensselaer County were minimal.
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Rensselaer County Board of Elections
Tetess Adohne Kaiinunn Bhad
Eaguree Ue Uy
Huneeek
American Labor Party
Timothy F. O'Brien
Troy
Dennis J. Brennan
Joseph B. Mulholland
Thomas M. Monahan
Saratoga County
New York
Rensselaer County
Holiday Death Toll Reaches Record 550
The Associated Press reports a record 550 total holiday deaths, with 514 from traffic crashes and the rest from miscellaneous mishaps including fires and plane crashes during a Friday to Monday period. The tally eclipses 1937 highs, as thousands were injured and officials warn more deaths may follow.
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Associated Press
National Safety Council
Immndiaia
Giant Navy Plane Lands Safely After Losing Engine
A four-engine Navy aircraft with 40 passengers and 14 crew diverted from Alameda to a safe emergency landing over the Pacific after an engine failure and wing fire. Sparks and vibrations were reported, but the plane touched down near Hawaii with all aboard unharmed and the mission continuing to the Hawaiian Islands.
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Philippine Mars
Pacific
Alameda Naval Air Blaenam San Franciscs Bar
Sre Sen
Mark
W. L. Garrett
Garrett
Hawn
Tibet
Hieely
Heelies
Insurgents Win Upstate Primaries
Insurgent candidates win key Republican nominations in Finghamton and Buffalo, with John D. Hillery leading Buffalo GOP votes and Steven Pankow vying for the Democratic nod. In Utica, Samuel H. Miller leads the Democratic mayoral race as state troopers guard election records amid grand jury probes.
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Albany
Finghamton
Buffalo
John D. Hillery
Steven Pankow
Hillery
William B. Mahaney
Clarence J. Cook
Walker B Lounsbury
Binghamton
Cook
Lounsbery
Joseph Ladusha
Lounstery
G.O.P
Joseph Mrnk
George Wanamaker
Erie County
Wanamaker
Utica
Samuel H. Miller
Churchill A Granddad Westerham Eng i-Winton Churchilie on grandfather for the senth time
In a garbled 1910s style fragment a family dispute centers on a grandfather in Westerham and a namesake, with unclear references to a son, daughter Mary Ceareh, and an alleged debt or payment failure linked to a farmer.
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Westerham Eng
Winton Churchilie
Mary Ceareh
Local Baseball Scores Mixed From Early American League Games
Fragmented scoreboard notes show New York and Philadelphia games with unclear scores and several city names jumbled. References to Brooklyn Cincinnati Pittsburgh and Wilkes Barre appear amid garbled text, with likely American League scheduling bits.
Navy court hears Davies on rank gossip and B 36 program
Cmdr. Thomas C. Davies testified before a naval court of inquiry denying he spread unverified rumors about the Air Force. He acknowledged peddling gossip but said he did not intend to derail the B 36 bomber program. The proceeding also explored ties to Cedric Worth and noted political insinuations tied to fundraising and defense officials.
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Thomas C. Tavies
Pacific
Naval Court of Inquiry
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Symington
Cedric FR. Worth
Dan A. Kimball
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British Soviet Trade Pact Now In Force
London reports that the British Soviet grain and general trade agreement is in force. Diplomatic officials say initial shipments and terms follow the general trade accord, with Russia seeking lower prices and improved transport and development terms.
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Board of Trade
Russia
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Finnish Labor Purges Purged Communists From Ranks
A fragmented report notes internal actions within the Finnish labor movement, describing expulsions of communist affiliates and new leadership moves amid ongoing factional tensions. References to unions, delegates, and political pressure frame a tense organizational purge.
Soviets End Hostage Row Over Free Plane Trips
Reuters report from Frankfurt notes U S Brig. Gen. W W Hean visited two American youths held by Russians and found them in good health. The youths Warran Oelsner and Peter Sellers were not released as planned. authorities offered no timetable. The page also covers a U S policy shift limiting government aircraft use for trips deemed public business with Johnson endorsing the arrangement after talks involving Stephen Early.
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Girl Scout Leader Dies in Bedford Massachusetts
Emma Mies, a prominent figure in the Gal Sean movement and founder of the New Bedford group, died in Bedford Massachusetts. She led the Girl Scout chapter and was central to community female leadership initiatives and local youth programs.
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Mies
Emma FR
Halt Sapooness
Gal Sean
Ceri
Cenr Inter
Che Fell Fema
America
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Bolivian Exile Named Head Of Rebel Government
An exile from Bolivia was named to lead a rebel government in exile amid ongoing Vie Obrareb rebellion activity near Santa Cruz and the Argentine border. The movement seeks international recognition and support while a commission outlines potential financing and foreign ties.
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Tks
Santa Crum Sud
Argentina
Cada Vaard
Camden slayer surrenders after deadly River Road shootings
Howard Unruh killed twelve people on River Road in Camden before retreating to his home and surrendering after a four hour police siege. Four others were wounded and treated at Cooper Hospital. Unruh, wounded in the buttocks, was charged with murder. Police described the attack as the worst U S murder spree in history and noted a Bible and arsenal found in his room.
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Howard Unruh
Center
Camden
N. J
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River Road
Cooper Hospital
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U. S
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Frank C. Benson
Marshall Thompson
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Ailty
Tenegan
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Cohen
Ward
Jim
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Thompson
Treman Back In Capital War nprs-Present
Tre man arcved in Washington at Bi pow EST pestendar, completing a road from Independence, Mo.
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Capital
Nprs
Washington
Pestendar
Independence
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