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July 9, 1948

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Headlines from July 9, 1948

Polio Victims Need Nurses in Carolina

By Unknown Author

ARC calls for nurses for NC; 408 cases reptd

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RAIL DISPUTE ENDS AS UNIONS ACCEPT COMPROMISE OFFER; 15 1/2C AN HOUR RISE Little Difference Is Seen in Pact and One Board Urged in March PRESIDENT HAILS ACCORD Intends to Return Railroads to Owners Soon -- Steelman's Efforts Lead to Agreement RAIL UNIONS ACCEPT COMPROMISE OFFER

By Louis Starkspecial To the New York Times

unions accept retroactive 15c hrly pay rise and some rule changes; Pres Truman lauds negotiators; Govt to return rrs to private ownership; little difference between pact and one emergency bd urged in Mar seen

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NEXT 60 DAYS HELD CRITICAL FOR TITO; His Victory Seen if He Lasts That Long, but Strong Soviet Ouster Effort Is Indicated NEXT 60 DAYS HELD CRITICAL FOR TITO

By W. H. Lawrencespecial To the New York Times

Tito's position discussed; next 60 days held critical

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RIVAL FORCES GIRD; Israeli Move Accepting Cease-Fire Extension Is Rendered Futile MEDIATOR TO KEEP TRYING He Seeks a Neutral Jerusalem -- Some Fighting Is Resumed in Southern Palestine

By the Associated Press

Bernadotte asks both sides to hold fire

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SAMSON'S OUSTER SET FOR TOMORROW; Rebels in Tammany Will Vote Rogers In as Leader -- Feud in Hall Grows SAMPSON OUSTER SET FOR TOMORROW

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Tammany majority to keep Valente in race; Sampson and others appear before grand jury

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1948Hassan Wirajuda, Indonesian lawyer and politician, 15th Indonesian Minister of Foreign Affairs^[†]

Noer Hassan Wirajuda is an Indonesian politician who was the foreign minister of Indonesia from 2001 to 2009. He served during the presidencies of Megawati Sukarnoputri and Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono.

Headlines from July 9, 1948

Polio Victims Need Nurses in Carolina

RAIL DISPUTE ENDS AS UNIONS ACCEPT COMPROMISE OFFER; 15 1/2C AN HOUR RISE Little Difference Is Seen in Pact and One Board Urged in March PRESIDENT HAILS ACCORD Intends to Return Railroads to Owners Soon -- Steelman's Efforts Lead to Agreement RAIL UNIONS ACCEPT COMPROMISE OFFER

NEXT 60 DAYS HELD CRITICAL FOR TITO; His Victory Seen if He Lasts That Long, but Strong Soviet Ouster Effort Is Indicated NEXT 60 DAYS HELD CRITICAL FOR TITO

RIVAL FORCES GIRD; Israeli Move Accepting Cease-Fire Extension Is Rendered Futile MEDIATOR TO KEEP TRYING He Seeks a Neutral Jerusalem -- Some Fighting Is Resumed in Southern Palestine

SAMSON'S OUSTER SET FOR TOMORROW; Rebels in Tammany Will Vote Rogers In as Leader -- Feud in Hall Grows SAMPSON OUSTER SET FOR TOMORROW

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