Reds Call For Halt In War Of Nerves
United Nations Security Council heard Ukraine and other allies urge a stop to what was described as a war of nerves waged by the Soviet Union. Manuilsky accused the USSR of threatening peace in Greece and the Balkans, while others pressed for immediate measures. The council adjourned without action as members debated the charges and potential responses.
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Auatentian'areniat Sea
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Yellow
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Balkans
Tie
St Span
Porhkugat
Europe
Allonks
Jonngon
Rissia
Wee
J. Manulluky
Syracuse Man To Run Mead's Campaign
Syracuse attorney Francis J Mehlroy will manage the Mead campaign as announced by state Democratic chairman Paul Patrick Melroy a veteran of World War II and former state senator. He pledged vigorous, candid leadership aimed at defeating Dewey and exposing Republican administration misuses.
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Francis J. Me Hlroy
Syracuse
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Mehlroy
Pawlo Pivpatrick
State Democatts
Melivoy
State Senate
Sewis
Fish News
Melhoy
Tumes
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Daina
Thomas E. Dewey
Dewey
Unis Ptate
Ambiguous League Scores Prompt Sparse Readable Fragments
A fragmentary OCR shows scattered league scores and names with numerous misspellings. Entries mention New York Washington Chicago Philadelphia Cleveland Albany Scranton Wilkes Barre and others, interspersed with weather notes and stray phrases, yielding an incoherent scoreboard snapshot.
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Cincinnuth
Severe Meat Shortage Grips Most U S Cities
Severe meat shortages hit most U S cities as price ceilings return. Packers wholesalers warned shortages would worsen over weeks. Retailers planned temporary closures as supply tightens. Restaurants face limited meat and wine policy impacts.
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U.S
Associated Press
Sugar Price to Rise as Meat Stock Threats Loom
Reports from Washington and Chicago indicate looming food shortages as agriculture officials warn of a famine that could last a month or more. Price signals point to higher sugar and meat costs while farm numbers plunge, with New York and Chicago retail sectors facing sharp limits and potential stockouts.
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Sholanya
Washington
Anleet
Saul & Auatantial
Enltio Fron
Midwest
New York
Chicugg
Avera Withouk Eneal van
New York City
Los Angeles
Olabani
Leaders Split On G. O. P. Win in Maine
Maine's reelection by large Republican majorities was seen by GOP as a national trend, while Democrats said they were not deterred. Connecticut Rhode Island and other states began candidate selection, Bowles criticized Republican price quarrels, and conventions named McConaughy for governor and Baldwin for Senate. Democrats planned further picks next week as term candidates emerged.
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Rhody Island
Louisvilt
Colon
Chouler
Bowles
OPA
Economic — Stabilization
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Eldode
Wilbert Snow
Wesleyan University
Thomas Dh Dodu
U. S
Janes L. McConaughy
Raymond
Baldwin
U. & Senate
Joseph Wh. Talbot
Gurnee Myer
Portemouth
Air Forces
John C. Murphy
Ay Hyt
Pleads Innocent in High Profile New York Case
A suspect identified as New York Mariana Anello pleaded innocent after recovery from a gunshot wound and alleged strangling of a Wire veteran in Pennsylvania. Police reported top suspects in a July 4 incident involving a robbery case as the defendant faces charges in a General Seven Court proceeding.
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Mariana Anello
Hetd
Pravtival Aucse
Protestant Episcopal Church Breaks Traditions in Philadelphia
The Protestant Episcopal Church opened its 55th biennial convention with Presiding Bishop Honey St. George Tucker warning that deeply embedded gender biases remain. Owen Roberts was elected president of the House of Deputies, defeating the Rev. Chas W. Sprowse, as Randolph Dyer championed women’s rights within the church. A debate over lay participation saw calls against excluding women, while Bishop Walter urged the church to uphold Christian standards and oppose sin.
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Protestant Episcopal Church
Honey St. George Tucker
Owen Roberts
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Fay Weat
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Clautu W. Sprowse
Kangan City
Pho Philadelphla Vox
Wla
Randolph
Episcopal Church
Gardiner
U.S
Yugoslavia Agrees To Pay Crash Indemnities
The State Department said Yugoslavia tentatively agreed to pay damages for five lives lost in the forced crashes of two American transport planes. No settlement yet on damages for the aircraft. Ambassador Patterson in Belgrade oversees negotiations with Yugoslavia and UNRRA.
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State Department
Marshal Wite
William L ©Ton
Clayton
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Belgrade
Ampnasadar
Richard G. Patterson
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Blayton
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Yuroslavia
U. S. Longshoremen’s Union
Unrsea
Abundon
Truman Holds Merger Talks
Washington reports a high level meeting on a potential merger involving top officials from the Army and Navy. President Truman led talks with Secretary of the Navy and Admiral Chester W. Nimitz, Secretary of War Patterson, and General Dwight D. Eisenhower, amid congressional questions about executive action and legislative fate.
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Army-Navy
Extron
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Morvestal
Adm
Chester Weimitz
Naval Operations
Patterson
Dwight D. Migenhower
Peorosa
Befarsha
Eiterk Yomi
DeWiahd
Senate Miliary
Cangrass
Roe
Promidential Seascolargy
Plana
O'Dwyer Fears Violence In Strike
New York Mayor William O Dwyer warned of violence amid a city strike. He reported shortages and urged a compromise while police and union leaders argued over who was instigating unrest. Officials said food and medicine supplies could fail without a settlement.
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Willhim O'Dwyer
Wpe
Tod
O'Dwyer
Kambutyy
New York City
Hailey Express
Lieney Brewery
Max A. Foley
New York Building Congress
Finn
Communist Party
Britain Moves to Oust Squatters in London and Beyond
Britain’s Labour government orders actions against squatters amid a wave of evictions in London and outer boroughs. Police seal doors as men and women refuse to leave, while sympathizers label it an anti-homeless campaign and a broader attack on housing.
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Uet
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Po- Nce
Severne Smenl
Ure
Towdo Mensington Sretinn
Refuge for 10,000 homeless amid postwar displacements
Fragmentary text notes a plan or claim about refuge for 10,000 homeless people, mentioning Austria and the United States. It references relief for 24,000 mostly Jewish refugees and discusses fears about taxes and limited resources, with dated context unclear. The passage is garbled but centers on wartime refugee aid and international responses.
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Italy
Austria
Pove Eromont Miculs Yestording
United States
Angie Mily
Yan
May Back Malay in Rensselaer County Dems Ride
Casey adherents and others indicate support for Charles G. Maloy in tomorrow’s county Democratic committee election. Officials cite backing from Troy leaders and pledged city votes, amid claims and counterclaims shaping the party’s county contest as Maloy seeks the party’s leadership.
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Charles G. Malay
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Sua
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Rensselaer
Charles G. Maloy
Ransscher
Britain Opens Proposals On Palestine Crisis
Britain signals openness to proposals beyond a unilateral federation plan as talks in London address Arab and Jewish Agency participation. An anonymous Jewish source says Britain pursues appeasement toward Arabs, while Arab leaders warn of shifting loyalties toward the Soviet Union if demands persist. Britain reiterates aid tied to regional stability and UN membership efforts, with Soviet opposition noted.
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Protection of Minorities Splits Big Four
The conference voted to adopt an amendment designed to protect minorities in Romania and prevent discrimination. Russia, France, White Russia, Ukraine, and Yugoslavia opposed it, while the United States and several other nations supported. The debate marked the first time a treaty text faced a vote among the Big Four. A separate plan to create an eight nation commission for Trieste’s free zone was approved in principle but may wait for full Trieste deliberations.
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Romanian Political and Territorial Commission
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South Africa
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Ukraine
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Allan Political and Territa Commission
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Record 1946 Food Crops Still in Prospect for U.S.
Weather reduced August production estimates but food and livestock feed crops show record potential. Corn, wheat and durum projections topped prior records with mixed gains across states, and overall grain totals approach historic highs.
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Washington
Ue Agricullina Bopmitment
Nilssen
Lyean
Shipowners Plead For Unions Amid Maritime Strike Threat
The Associated Press reports shipowners urge unions as maritime workers threaten a broader strike over pay hikes and policy limits. A Shipping Board meeting in Washington weighs reconsidering orders that would raise monthly wages to seventeen dollars fifty cents for seamen, while labor tension paralyses ports and export flows. The broader strike aims to pressure the Federal Board and paralyze ocean commerce across major U S ports.
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Uni
U S to Call Russia on Troop Issue
The United States plans to urge the United Nations Security Council to determine how many troops Russia has outside its borders. Russian delegate Andrey Gromyko is expected to press to place the proposal on the council’s agenda, with U.S. officials outlining why Russia seeks the information and how it would affect alliance security.
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