US Denies Stalin Charges on Berlin Agreement Rift
In a heated exchange, Western powers deny Soviet claims that the Moscow Berlin accord was violated under Allied supervision. State Department refutes Yokosuka port expansion as false and asserts MacArthur meetings are routine. Stalin blasts Anglo American policy and warns of consequences, blaming Churchill and Western leaders for seeking war.
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Stalin
Berlin
Wassily Sokolovsky
Moscow
Panyushkin
United States
Japan
MacArthur
Tokyo
Associated Press
Yokosuka
Cairo
Potsdam
Far Eastern Commission
State Department
Ussr
USA
Great Britain
France
Kenner Prag Arend
Churchill
Two Prison Farm Escapees Recaptured
Officers captured both convicts from the Darrington State Prison Farm escape in Beaumont. Bernie Joe Anthony, 24, Beaumont, and Roy Walter Mott, 22, Houston, were jailed in Jefferson County awaiting transfer with no resistance offered. Anthony was serving a two year burglary sentence, Mott five years for theft.
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Beaumont
Darrington State
Jefferson County
Bernie Joe Anthony
Roy Walter Mott
Houston
Weather forecast fragment for Austin Friday
The readable portion shows a weather notice with times around midnight and morning hours. It mentions sunrise and sunset timings and moonrise and moonset, indicating a basic daily forecast for Friday in Austin, with unclear exact numbers due to OCR corruption.
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M. Coos
Austin
Sunset O. m
Sales pitch and pioneers of electric refrigerators
De Jen described new aid with magic as he practiced at a pioneering electric refrigerator meeting. He recalled resistance to electric refrigeration and how personal salesmen faced long hours to win sales. J T Huxley introduced him, with A J Maloney and Murry Allen presiding as program chair.
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de Jen
Gece Wien
J. T. Huxley
A. J. Maloney
Murry Allen
Robert Whitney
National Federation of Sales Executives
George S. Jones Jr
Server Refrigerators Inc
48 Polio Totals Seen Likely Largest Since 1916
Public health officials announced that 1948 polio cases may be the highest since 1916 when 20,000 were reported. By October 28 the year’s total reached 25,698, with 22,594 reported by the same date in 1947 and 21,622 in 1946, polio season not yet finished.
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Washington
Public Health Service
Texas Hero Given Medal for Rio Grande Rescue
Joe Moncada a 52 year old Eagle Pass Texas butcher won the Coast Guard Silver Life Saving Medal for rescuing two youths from Rio Grande flood waters. Announcement came via Representative Lyndon B Johnson with formal presentation to follow as waters rise.
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Washington
Rio Grande
Coast Guard
Joe Moncada
Eagle Pass
Texas
Lyndon B. Johnson
Double Accident Fatal to Nurse Near Alice and McAllen
A nurse identified as Mrs. Lynch died Wednesday night after a two part crash 29 miles north of Alice. She fell from an ambulance during a sudden stop then was placed back inside as it headed to a hospital in McAllen. A second crash happened at an intersection near Alice.
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Alice
McAllen
Brannan Defends Agriculture Support Price Plan
Secretary of Agriculture Charles F. Brannan defended his price plan Thursday before a San Joaquin Valley group in Fresno California. He spoke about government measures to support crop prices and aid farmers amid market fluctuations.
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Fresno
Calif
Secretary of Agriculture
Charles F. Brannan
San Joaquin
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