Plans for Chinese Red To Lead Southeast Asia Revolt Verified
Allied intelligence officers confirmed that Mao Tze Tung has been delegated leadership over Southeast Asia by Russia. Ho Chi Minh and Mao’s Chinese Communists reportedly signed a year old agreement for military aid and mutual support. Shanghai’s ex-mayor K C Wu claimed Moscow authority extends to Indo China Siam Philippines and possibly Burma.
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Southeast Asia
Ho Chi Minh
Indo-China
Mao
Shanghai
K. C. Wu
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Formosa
Moscow
Siam
Japan
Burma
Kremlin
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Far East
Killings in Britain Reach Highest Decade Since 1900
London reports the Home Office finding that Britain had more murders in the last decade than any since 1900, with the trend noted in a Thursday release. The figure highlights a surge in killings across the 10 year period.
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London
Britain
Home Office
Bette Davis opts for freelancing after 18 years with Warner
Beverly Hills California August 2 After eighteen years of steady work at Warner Brothers Bette Davis announced a professional divorce from the studio She aims to freelance to gain wider story choices Warner’s top star earned fame with Dangerous and Jezebel and has only made two films away from the studio since returning from maternity leave
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Beverly Hill
Calif
Warner Brothers
Bette Davis
Miss Davis
Jezebel
Warners
Educator demands Catholics reveal aims in seeking public funds
Dr. John K. Norton of Teachers College Columbia University and an NEA official urged that the Roman Catholic Church clarify its ultimate objective in seeking public funds for parochial schools. He questioned if bus service and lunches for Catholic pupils were stepping stones to broader church school support in a rally on federal aid for education.
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New York
John K. Norton
Teachers College
Columbia University
National Education Association
Norton
Eleanor Roosevelt
6000 Ways Nickel Combines in Metal Alloys
Nickel used as an alloying metal combines in about 6000 different ways with other metals. The finding highlights nickel's versatile role in creating diverse metal properties for industry and manufacturing.
Hollywood Buzz Tangles Paulette Goddard and Clark Gable
Hollywood gossip centers on Paulette Goddard and Clark Gable after a dinner and airport sendoff to Mexico City. Reports say Goddard hired attorney Gregory Bautzer to sue Burgess Meredith for divorce in Los Angeles seeking a California decree for a property settlement.
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Paulette Goddard
Clark Gable
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Paulette
Mexico City
Gable
Miss Goddard
Gregory Bautzer
Los Angeles
Burgess Meredith
California
Ride to Woods Confirms His Salary Cut Off
State education official T M Trimble confirms his salary is abolished effective Sept 1 as the budget ends the office created to support the former system. The State Board of Education will elect a new education commissioner in November and take over administration this winter. Trimble notes the move lands him outside the new setup.
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Avetin American Capte
T. M. Trimble
Trimble
L. A. Woods
Gilmer- Aikin
Dr. Woods
C. H. Cavness
Education
Private Shot At Fort Bliss In Accidental Shooting
Private First Class Robert Littlejohn 19 from Rutland is in fair condition after an accidental gunshot wound to the back of the head on Aug 1 at Fort Bliss El Paso. The injury was disclosed Aug 4 by Fort Bliss public information. A board of inquiry investigates the shooting and surgery may be needed Friday.
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Oa Ase
Fort el Paso
Public Information Office
Board of Inquiry
Wingless Chicks Not Sound Idea Declared by Expert
Dr. Arne W. Nordskog of Iowa State College examined Peter Baumann's wingless chickens in Des Moines and said they are wingless but no more desirable for meat than ordinary birds. He noted Baumann does not claim higher egg production and warned against creating a novelty fowl.
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Arne W. Nordskog
Iowa State College
Peter Baumann
Des Moines
Nordskog
Iowa State College Department of Poultry Husbandry
Baumann
Dr. Nordskog Sa
CAA Suspends Alaska Airlines in Partial Action
The Civil Aeronautics Administration orders a seven day partial suspension of Alaska Airlines Inc at Anchorage. All non scheduled operations are halted and daylight operations only on scheduled routes for seven days as company considers a $20,000 lump sum settlement offer.
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Washington
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Alaska Airlines, Inc
Alaska Airlines
Anchorage
Alaskan
CAA
State Bank Deposits and Loans Increase in Year
The State Banking Commissioner reported that deposits rose to 1,061,897,475 dollars, up 13,187,873 in 12 months, while loans climbed to 366,172,990 dollars, increasing by 39,725,486. Two new banks joined, bringing total members to 443 banks.
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J. M. Faulkner
Little Dream of Hope Parents Seek Aid in Gotham
A 10 month old Kansas girl Marilyn Unrah with a facial cancer growth is brought to Memorial Hospital in New York for a last hope treatment. She traveled with 2,000 dollars raised at a Syracuse baseball game and weighs 14 pounds. The parents Faith and James Unrah, a filling station attendant, face uncertain prospects as doctors in New York acknowledge slim chances for recovery.
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Kansas
Memorial Hospital
Tiny Marilyn Unrah
Syracuse
Kan
Faith
James Unrah
Memorial Cancer Center
Marilyn
Unrah
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