Thunderstorm Damage and Heat Continue Across Northeast
The report details a fire incident near a boiler room with possible structural damage and no insurance found for H. W. Miller. Three city fire trucks responded as thunderstorm activity and heat persisted, with drought expanding in the Northeast and no relief in sight.
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H. W. Miller
Dc Lawrence
Winchester
Associate Press
U. S
Burgau
New England
New York State
Auction Notices from July Listings in Winchester and Nearby
July sales announce Mrs. T. A. Mason at 136 S Cameron St Winchester at 10 a m featuring furniture and personal property. July 8 estate sale of M. Allen near Horses includes cattle hogs and machinery. July 13 at 8 p m H J Dyche near Stephenson Va auction of calves.
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T. A. Mason
S. Cameron St
Winester
M. Allen
Rain and heat fill parts of the East and Midwest
Rain fell in parts of the Eastern States including New York City with a half inch, while New Jersey and Philadelphia also observed showers. Massachusetts Rhode Island and Connecticut face up to 30 million in crop losses if dry weather continues. Midwest rains aided crops as above normal temperatures spurred growth of corn and other grains.
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New York City
Metropolis
New York State
Jersey
New Jersey
Newark
Philadelphia
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
Rocky Mountain
New England
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Lester T. Tompkins
Midwest
Weather Bureau
Washington
Bee Sting Not Bee It Was Bullet From Rifle
Milwaukee doctors say nine year old Mike Dragolowich was shot in the chest with a .22 caliber bullet while playing in a dump. He hiked two miles home seeking help and was treated. physicians describe his condition as good.
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Milwaukee
Mike Dragolowich
Mike
Vice Consul Beaten by Red Cops in Shanghai Parade Incident
Shanghai police detained United States Vice Consul William B. Olive 32 of Ironton Missouri in comminicado after his arrest during a traffic jam at a July parade. The incident underscores tensions between foreign officials and communist authorities in Shanghai.
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U. S
Shanghai
William B. Olive
Ironton
Truman Delivers Pro Peace Stance On Taft Hartley Repeal
President Truman says the decision to pursue repeal of the Taft Hartley Act rests with Democratic leaders in Congress. He remains committed to the repeal fight as a campaign pledge. The Senate has passed a Taft dominated bill raising questions if an administration acceptable measure can pass, with House action to be determined by Democratic leaders.
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Truman
Congress
Senate
Taft
House
Valley of Vanishing Riders chapter ending in a tense jail breakout
Clark Rayburn and Singin Sam McAllister escape from Tumble Rock jail aided by a troubled ally. They flee toward Forlorn Valley pursued by Alessandro's schemes, discovering Tate Strunk dead and mystery deepening as they seek Chip and Hope. The pair head for the valley, planning to reunite with Chip.
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Chip Halliday
Colorado
Jack Ives
Alessandro
Tumblerock
Clark Rayburn
Sam McAllister
Sam
Rayburn
Busby
McAllister
Iedore Rayburn
Bear Creek
Fogg
Tate
Strunk
Ee Dodd, Mead & Company
King Features Syndicate
Cayuses
Hope
Chip
Singin
Helena
Seton Alessandro
Bear Creek Basin
Tokyo Rose Trial Opens With Autograph Evidence
San Francisco July 17 The first government witness in the treason case against Iva Toguri D Aquino testified that she autographed a Japanese yen note as Tokyo Rose while a Yokohama guard recalled asking for the autograph. Prosecutor DeWolfe said Tokyo Rose taunted troops with tales of unfaithful sweethearts and urged surrender as American forces fought in the Pacific.
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San Francisco
Iva Toguri D’aquino
Los Angeles
J. Richard Eisenhart
Rochester
N. Y
Yokohama
D' Aquino
Ivan Toguri
Tokyo Rose
Eisenhart
D’aquino
Radio Tokyo
Pacific
Tom DeWolfe
DeWolfe
Jap Labor Unrest Escalates Across Tokyo and Miners Protests
Tokyo reports growing labor unrest with a national emergency in place. Miners in Touragi prefecture protested the arrest of 19 colleagues and discharge of 200 workers while Sadanori Shimoyama, president of the national railway, is linked to possible political violence. Prime Minister Yoshio seeks police leadership changes as clashes and demonstrations spread.
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Japan
Touragi
Sadanori Shimoyama
National Railway Corporation
Shimoyama
Shigeru Yoshio
Noboru Saito
Mito
Ource
U.S
Tukahagi
Army
National Rural Police
Driver Upsets Coal Truck When Brakes Fail
Edgar K. Warner 26 suffered bruises and facial lacerations when his coal truck rolled end over end twice and to its side after brake failure on a mountain road west of Capon Bridge. He escaped serious injury. Jasper Ig aided Warner to Capon Bridge and then hospital.
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Edgar K. Warner
Stephenson
Capon Bridge
Warner
Jasper Ig
Answers to Daily Quiz From Page Four
Answers published for the daily quiz reveal a reddish shade as color clue one. The distance between second base and home plate is about 127 feet, nearer to home than second. The quiz asks for six sides and identifies Eric Johnston as a person. Other solutions include philately, beetle, New York, a statement that all states grant divorces is false, Finland, and the phrase post meridiem.
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Eric Johnston
New York
Finland
Double Homicide Suspect Arrested in Eureka Case
Henry B. Guldbrand sen, 34, a merchant, is held on suspicion of killing Peter J. Flint and Peter Jensen after confessing at Eureka California. Mrs Paget, a Berkeley wife visiting Jensen’s Sonoma valley home, was found wounded and said to have been raped.
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Berkeley
Sonoma Valley
Winchester
Pagets
Berryville
Philadelphia
Eureka
Calif
Henry B. Guldbrandsen
M«Riner
Peter J. Flint
Peter Jensen
California
Paget
Sonoma Hospital
Flint
Jensen
Triniti Mountains
Sonoma
Guldbrandsen
Fragmented crime scene description hints at Whitneys fate
A grisly fragment describes a person named Whitney with a shock of white hair, found or placed in a bag with clothing and a shoe positioned between the legs. The text hints at a mutilated or concealed body, but details are incomplete.
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Whitney
Beause
Missing Child Report Sparks Hydrant Cooling Scene
Police investigate a report of a child missing last night after his mother Evelyn, 36, said she last saw him riding a tri cycle toward an open hydrant where children were cooling off. The location and exact circumstances are under inquiry.
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Evelyn
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