News from Jugo Slavia
Reports from Belgrade describe a new monument to a Soviet flag bearer on a Belgrade boulevard, while Split receives medical supplies and clothing for Jugoslav Red Cross aid from Norway Sweden and Denmark. Titovo Uzice renamed and connected by main railway Barajevo Belgrade. Zadar reconstruction progresses with new theatres and urban plans for Jugoslav capital development. Prague hosts an International Student Congress with delegates from Belgrade and Zagreb. A new British ambassador to Jugoslavia arrives in Dubrovnik and shipping rules between Albania and Albania are updated with weekly sailings.
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Uderatuon de Jugosay Capil
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Jugoslav Red Crows
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Sweden
Denmark
Usler
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Sydney Carrying & Steny
Black Sea
Amibausadar
Jugoslavia
Charles Pick
Arevived
Semunape
Alte Burt
Paul "Betjanski
Jugralov
Te Brith
Z. Clayton
Ow Brite Ssh
Brigrade Dubrovnik
Roht
Kor Alavia
Albania
Digoning
Hinan
Vere
Sisal
Tadar
Siterik Opht
Dudrovedk
Dhigortevie
Duram
Vaione
Saint Kvaraut
Aibavia
Four Mile Toot Running Record Set in Helsinki
Willa Heino set a new world record for four miles with a time of 46 minutes 37 seconds in Helsinki on September 9, as reported by A.A.P. The achievement marks a landmark in distance running history.
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Helsinks
Willa Heino
Textile trades agree to shorter week and pay rise
In London a deal between textile trade employers and unions cuts the working week from 48 to 45 hours for 140,000 wool and textile workers. Time workers gain 5 to 6 shillings weekly and pieceworkers 10 percent, with 5 percent for the shorter week. In force on the first pay day in November, unions prefer a five and a half day week if possible as many firms already move to five days to attract labor.
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London
Hodge warns against idolizing liberty in Korea aid stance
Lt Gen Hodge, U S Army commander in Korea, on the first anniversary of American landings, criticizes agitators and urges renewed efforts toward a joint American Soviet commission. He notes 400 Japanese repatriated, 1,200,000 Koreans repatriated from abroad, and 200,000 Koreans moved into southern Korea from the Russian occupied zone.
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Seoul
Korea
Hodge
United Sates
America
Multiplex wireless demonstration signals multiple programmes
New York Sept 8 The International Telephone and Telegraph Corp showed a radio transmission system enabling several programmes to be broadcast from one station. Listeners choose the desired channel by pressing a control. The pulse time modulation system uses a parabolic receiving set and could carry up to ten programmes with wider bandwidth. The demo included facsimile, ticker service, and music, with a future aim of universal two way communications.
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New York
International Telephone and Telegraph Corporation
Isfahan Plot Report Amid Martial Law Curfew
Tehran dispatches say martial law and a curfew were imposed in Isfahan after a plot against Persia's security was uncovered. Prince Firouz supervises interrogations of arrested suspects while Batu Bakhtiar and his brother Amir Bakhti ar were jailed. Clashes between Democrats and Tudehites left several wounded. The British ambassador and his family are in Isfahan on holiday, with Tehran linking the plot to his arrival.
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London
Reuters
Tehran
Iatehan
Persia
Firouz
Isfahan
Prince Firouz
Detan Shah Samsam Bakhberi
Amir Bataan Bakhtiar
Je Rougetel
South
Associated Press
New York Truckmen Reject Mayor O'Dwyer Plan
At a mass meeting in New York, truck drivers refused to vote on Mayor O'Dwyer’s proposals to settle the strike. The city would guarantee food and medical supplies, but the wage offer remained far below the union’s demand.
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York
O'Dwyer
Berlin Municipal Elections Final Results Reported
Berlin vote totals show Liberal Democrats 17,024 and Socialist 12,475 with minor parties in Weimar. In Thuringia Unity led with 48,126 votes, Liberal Democrats 3,365 and Christian Democrats 16,200 in a fragmented postwar electoral context.
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AAP
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Weimar
Liberal Democrats
Socialist Ny
Chowan Demoresia
Bal
Progress
Thuringa
Sre
Memorial for Famous Negro Leader Proposed in Washington
President Beck of the Church of God and supporters push a memorial in Washington to honor a noted Negro leader and educator. Proposals include a five million five cent memorial fund and petitions to President Truman, with groups collecting in Virginia and other areas as they press for recognition and law action.
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Truman
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Bagker
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Georgia
Dol Beck
Adam Ap
Lark
Mount
Virginia
Trume
Beck
the ‘Memorial Organisation
Scott
Wash- Aid
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Trumae Tne
Pesce Troupe
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