Chiefs of Staff Report Complete Accord With European Leaders
In Paris and London the American chiefs of staff meet with British Norwegian Danish and French leaders to finalize defense lines under the Atlantic Pact. They expect a working organization by year end though details remain under discussion.
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American Chiefs of Staff
London
Britain
Norway
Denmark
Fontainebleau
France
Holland
Belgium
Portugal
Marshal Montgomery
Louis E. Denfeld
Vandeberg
Theestern
European Union
Benelux
Western Union
Montgomery
Vandenberg
United Nations debate on lifting Middle East arms embargo
The United States Britain and France led a Security Council push to end the Middle East arms embargo imposed during the Palestine conflict. Bunche's final report urged cancellation of all related cease fire and truce provisions. Debates continued as diplomats debated impact on regional arms competition and compliance with armistice progress.
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Lake Success
Britain
France
U. N. Security Council
Middle East
Bunche
U. N
Texas Judgeships Undecided as Senators Await Names
Senators Connally and Johnson said they have not reviewed or received formal recommendations for the two new federal judgeships in the Southern District of Texas. Names like Ben Connally, James Allred, and Henri Warren were mentioned in newspapers and letters, but no definite selections or timelines exist. Representative John E. Lyle Jr. sponsored the creation of the posts and would not accept a seat he helped authorize.
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Washington
Connally
Johnson
Texas
Federal District of
Ben Connally
Houston
James V. Allred
South Texas
W. Lee O'Daniel
US Senate
Henri Warren
Corpus Christi
Warren
Truman
John E. Lyle Jr
House
Belgians Honor British Frontline Crossing Monument
The first crossing of the Belgian frontier by the British 21st Army Group, which helped liberate most of Belgium, is commemorated by a monument unveiled recently near Hertain in southern Belgium.
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Brussels
21St Army Group
Belgium
Hertain
Negro Singer Pickets White House Over Discrimination
Paul Robeson joins about 100 demonstrators outside the White House calling on President Truman to end discrimination at the Bureau of Engraving. The rally, sponsored by the Citizens Committee, targets job fairness amid competitive civil service exams for wartime workers.
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Washington
Paul Robeson
White House
President Truman
Bureau of Engraving
Robeson
Russia
Truman
The
Citizens Committee
Treasury
CIO
United Public Workers
Grand Jury Called To Probe Alice Shooting
A special grand jury will convene around Sept 5 to probe the slaying of radio commentator W H Mason in Alice. The case follows an examining trial for Deputy Sheriff Sam Smithwick, accused of Mason’s murder last Friday, with Judge L Broeter ordering the panel to speed disposition of the case.
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Alice
W H
Bill) Mason
L. Broeter
Sam Smithwick
Mason
Smithwick
Jim Wells
Avelino Saenz
Saenz
Burt Mason
Corpus Christi
Broeter
79Th District Court
Starr County
Sept
Jim Wells County
Wilder
Torney
Reams
Tokyo Rose Ill. trial suspended as schedule slips
The treason trial of Iva Toguri D Aquino, accused of being Tokyo Rose, delays into its sixth week with 32 of 71 witnesses heard. She suffers diarrhea and stays in the county jail sick bay. Judge Roche orders a continuance to Monday.
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San Francisco
Iva Toguri D Aquino
Tokyo Rose
South Pacific
D’aquino
A. A. Berger
Michael J. Roche
Wayne Collins
Budget figures show Community Chest allocations and cuts
The board tabulated a list of grants to organizations including Girl Scouts Well Child Conference and the Young Women's Christian Association, totaling 206,447 with a five percent shrinkage to reach an overall budget of 214,911.
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Girl Scouts
Home of the Holy Infancy
Howson Nursery
Negro Community Welfare Association
Perry Club
Settlement Club
Travis County Association For the Blind
Well Child Conference
West Side Community House
Young Womens Christian Association
Community Chest Administration
Campaign
Texans punish Clark over Rapido defeat in push for Army top job
Texans claim General Mark W. Clark mishandled the Rapido River assault that killed many in the 36th Division near Cassino. Senator Connally vows to oppose Clark if nominated chief of staff, though other senators praise his record. The Italy battle shadows Clark's prospects as Bradley's successor.
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Omar N. Bradley
Army
Hoyt S. Vandenberg
United States
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Washington
Bradley
Italy
Mark W. Clark
Rapido River
Cassino
Clark
Texas
Tom Connally
36Th Division
Connally
Senate
O'Daniel
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Rapido
36Thivision Association of Veterans
Sugar in Leaves Energy Reserve Compared to Coal
Scientists estimate that sugar fixed in green plant leaves annually equals about 300 billion tons of coal in energy. The figure highlights plants as major natural energy reservoirs across ecosystems.
Why BC Relieves Headache and Neuralgia Quickly
The article touts the BC formula as fast acting for headaches neuralgia and minor muscular aches. It claims safe use when directed and that both tablets and powder deliver the same relief with two tablets equal to one powder.
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Sime
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