Guerrilla Force Routed in Vitsi Greece as Army Kept Advance
Reports say Communist guerrillas in the Vitsi area were destroyed while government troops moved north and west toward the Albania border. Greek commander Papagos recovered from illness as Van Fleet observers cited heavy guerrilla casualties and possible escapes into Albania amid ongoing fighting completing exploitation of gains.
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Athens
van Fleet
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Missing Air Cadet Lanbourne Searched Near Temple
A Sunday ground sweep of a wooded area west of Temple failed to find Cadet Harry C. Lanbourne of Fresno or his plane. Sixteen soldiers led by Lt. Jim Murphy searched about 10 miles square. plans for 100 plus men on Monday followed reports of a plane seen in trouble by two 14 year olds and a 7 year old.
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Fresno
Calif
Jim Murphy
Lanbourne
Connally Air Force Base
Waco
Prairie Hill
Billy Davis
Sparta
Camp Hood
Crashne
Quitman Murder Trial Clocks Seventh Day Of Testimony
The murder trial of Mrs. Jewel Rogers in the poison death of Mrs. Viola Gilbreath enters its seventh day of testimony in Quitman. The defense has called 63 witnesses after 13 state witnesses testified, including Virgil Gilbreath and Mrs. Viola Lawrence who said Gilbreath claimed Rogers forced poison at pistol point during a Mineola street fight on Jan 8.
Negro Denies Problem Created by White Wife
NEW DELHI India Aug 14 Walter White executive secretary of the National Association for Ac woman said neither a personal nor political problem exists between him and his wife Poppy Cannon food editor of Mademoiselle He said they did not consider each other Brahmins the highest Hindu caste and opposes inter caste marriages They are touring with America's Town Meeting of the Air program after marrying in New York July 6.
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New Delhi
India
Walter White
National Association For Acwoman
White
Poppy Cannon
Mademoiselle Magazine
New York
America
Italian Hijackers Kill 3 Police Take Payroll
Bandits ambushed a payroll convoy on a Sardinian mountain road killing three police guards and wounding six others. They escaped with 9,000,000 lire worth about 15 500 dollars.
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Sardinia
Duelers Find Satisfaction Call Bout Off
The Remorino Bramuglia duel is off. Argentine ambassador Jeronimo Remorino withdrew his demand for satisfaction after a heated clash with Foreign Minister Juan A Bramuglia at a conference with President Peron. Bramuglia did not apologize and Hipolito Jesus Paz prepared to take over as Bramuglia's successor.
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Washington
Juan A. Bramuglia
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Bramuglia
Juan Peron
United States
Muglia
Hipolito Jeses Paz
Italian Plans To Fly Atlantic in Beechcraft
Italian engineer John Brondello aged 36 left London on Sunday flying a Beechcraft assembled in Croydon from parts flown in from New York. He aims to reach Turin then Lisbon to begin the transatlantic flight to New York, expected to take about 30 hours with extra gasoline tanks fitted.
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John Brondello
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Paris
Croydon
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Turin
Lisbon
Zionism founder Theodor Herzl to be sent to Israel
The body of Dr. Theodor Herzl founder of Zionism, was moved from Doeblinger cemetery to the Seitenstettengasse synagogue in Vienna before transport to Israel. Herzl died in Austria in 1904 and was buried with his parents. coffins were escorted by Austrian police in the international district.
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Philippine envoy sees Asia union on the rise
Thomas Hickman Lockett the U S charge d affaires in Manila says Asia is on the march toward some form of Southeast Asian union though he won t forecast its shape He notes rising nationalism in the Philippines while urging the United States to guide regional democracy and freedom to prevent a later slide into communism He and his wife plan to return home after a 17 month tour of duty and reassignment to Washington.
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Mitchell X-Ray Shows Fractured Skull and Pelvis
Margaret Mitchell author of Gone With the Wind was struck by a car Thursday night in Atlanta and underwent X rays showing fractures of the skull and pelvis. Her condition remained critical though she was alert enough to drink orange juice Sunday morning, commenting that it tasted bad.
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Atlanta
Margaret Mitchell
Little Writer
City Hospital
Czech General Held As Suspected Red
The General Mikulas Ferjencik, 44, and his wife Milada, 32, arrived from Europe as displaced persons and were detained on Ellis Island by Inspector Edward Ferro of the Immigration and Naturalization Service pending further investigation.
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British woman seeks round‑the‑world solo in single engine
Icelanders report no information on Mrs. Richard A. Morrow‑Tait and Michael Townshend of Cambridge England. The two were en route from Bluie West One to an airfield in Southern Greenland with Reykjavik hoped as the next stop. If successful she would be the first woman to fly around the world solo in a single‑engine craft.
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Michael Townshend
Cambridge
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Italian Woman Killed in Explosion Hurts 15 Others
An explosion killed an Italian woman and injured 15 people, including several bystanders, as investigators probe the cause and scope of the blast in the urban area. Police have not ruled out foul play while securing the scene and interviewing witnesses.
Ex-Priest Weds Divorcee Before 700 at Buckeye Garden
Former Catholic priest Emmett McLoughlin marries Mary Davis a 34 year old divorcee in Buckeye Arizona aided by armed deputies amid rumors of trouble. The hospital superintendent and founder wed in the garden of Ralph Watkins as a crowd of 700 looks on.
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Emmett McLoughlin
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McLoughlin
Mary Davis
Charles Bernstein
Ralph Watkins
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Australian miners return to work
Australian miners resume work after a walkout that bypassed Commonwealth arbitration in labor disputes. The action, tied to Communist influence, sparked government and union reactions as the dispute unfolded.
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Sydney
Australia
Commonwealth
San Saban Hospitalized After Surgery in San Angelo
An individual named San Saban remained in fair condition after undergoing surgery in San Angelo on Thursday. Details about the procedure or hospital were not disclosed.
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San Saban
Miss America Receives Overseas Praise From Father
The Miss America pageant winner reports a overseas cable from her father praising her stance on public image topics. She notes he offered a pat on the back as long as publicity is of the right kind and declines to comment on Folies Bergere.
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Japanese Export Drop Reported by Ministry
The Japanese ministry of trade and industry reported Sunday that exports fell sharply, noting a 92 decline in value compared with the previous period. Officials attributed the drop to weaker overseas demand and continued supply chain disruptions impacting shipments.
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Ministry of Trade and Industry
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