Yugoslav Greek Turkish Defense Pact Feasibility
The article reports on a believed Yugoslav Greek Turkish defense alliance forming after Tito’s 1948 split with the Cominform. It notes potential NATO entry for Yugoslavia, pressures from Britain and the United States, and discussions of military attaches and high level meetings involving Greece Greece and Yugoslavia. It mentions Sir Charles Peake and ambassadors J. Tiey and Allen and Tito’s willingness to aid Greece if attacked.
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Greece
Nicholas Plastiras
Charles Peake
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John E. J Tiey
George Allen
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Turkey
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Constantine Tsaldaris
Convicted Rapist Gets New Chance
Fort Worth prisoner Billie George McCune condemned to die will receive a habeas corpus hearing set for next Monday after defense argues constitutional rights were violated at trial. The case, pending a January 17 execution date, follows a July 9 death sentence and a fourth gubernatorial stay.
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Billie George McCune
Dave McGee
McCene
Stewart Hellman
McCune
Allan Shivers
Public urged to curb fireworks after 61 injured
SAN ANTONIO police chief and state Rep Maury Maverick Jr call for stricter fireworks laws after 61 were hospitalized during New Year celebrations. Maverick, sponsor of a regulation bill, says public opinion must drive action as current sales outside city limits hamper enforcement.
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Maury Maverick, Jr
Maverick
Robert Alen
Eleanor Roosevelt Tops List Of 12 Smartest Women
NEW YORK Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt holds the first rank for the fourth year running in an encyclopedia based poll of the world’s 12 smartest women. The list cites her achievements in 1951 with several familiar names retained and six new entrants including Katherine Lenroot Lise Mettner Princess Elizabeth Anna Rosenberg Mrs Orden Reid and Judy Holliday. In a separate note from DUNKIRK Indiana a carrot grown in a garden weighed three pounds two ounces.
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Marne
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United States
Marguerite Higgins
New York Herald Tribune
Katherine Lenroot
Labor Department
Children’s Bureau
Lise. Mettner
Princess Elizabeth
Defense
Anna Rosenberg
Orden Reid
Judy Holliday
Gracie Fields to wed Isle of Capri partner
British stage star Gracie Fields has signed a marriage certificate to marry Abraham Boris Alperovich, a Romanian-born radio technician. The couple announced their engagement during the Christmas holidays. Port Arthur official resigns from chamber post
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Isle OF Capri
Gracie Fields
Abraham Boris Alperovich
Bus Driver and Seven Passengers Escape Injury East of San Angelo
A bus driver and seven passengers escaped injury in a collision with a car on a bridge nine miles east of San Angelo. The car driver Leon Harmon of Ballinger and passenger Elbert Clampitt were hospitalized after the crash.
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Ballinger
Elbert Clampitt
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