Wheeler Bows Out of Senate Run in Montana
Senator Wheeler of Montana announced he will not seek re election as an independent in November. He cited desire to avoid a split and to focus on fighting "un American organizations" while supporting Erickson in the Democratic primary and opposing Niles influenced rhetoric surrounding the Kin book controversy. White House reaction was not immediate.
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Wheeler
D-Mont
Truman
Leif Erickson
Wates N. Ecton
and Erickson
Senate Campaign Committee
Edwin C. Johnson
D-Colo
David K. Niles
David George Kin
Johnson
John E. Kennedy
Senate Committee
Niles
Miles
Kennedy
Mr. Truman
America
Hitler
White House
Montana
Senate
Trader Horn Author Mrs Lewis Dies in South Africa
Capetown AP report says Ethelreda Lewis author of Trader Horn and best selling 1927 book died Wednesday at Port Alfred in Cape Province South Africa.
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Trader Horn
South Africa
Capetown
Ethelreda Lewis
United States
Port Alfred
Cape Province
Tass Says Yanks British Stripping German Industries
Tass charges industrial plants in the American and British zones of Germany have been stripped, looted or sold to German firms. The Potsdam anniversary marked the claim that reparations equipment is missing or in unusable form, with plants such as Messerschmitt and Dornier cited, plus moves involving Anspach stores and other sites in both zones.
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Moscow
Tass
Berlin
Germany
Britain
United States
Russia
Messerschmitt
Landsberg
Dornier
Keller ‘and Manz
Anspach
Reds Reject U S Plea on Hungary Economy
London AP reports the Soviet Union dismissed an American accusation that Soviet policies in Hungary ruin Hungary’s economy as groundless and said a joint Russo American British economic rehabilitation plan is unacceptable. Tass delivered the note from Deputy Foreign Minister Dekanozov to U S Ambassador Bedell Smith.
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London
Russia
Hungary
Tass
United States
Joint Commission
Dekanozov
Walter Bedell Smith
Byrnes
Plane lifts 172000 pounds in world record flight
Long Beach California Army airfield tests of a Douglas C-74 Globemaster carried a disposable load of 172000 pounds, more than double its empty weight. Test pilot Russell J. Thaw controlled the four engine transport which flew 4000 feet before takeoff, with fuel on board for a 7500 mile nonstop range and a 173 foot wing span.
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Long Beach
Calif
Army
Muroce Army
Globe
Russell J. Thaw
Ethiopia’s Climate Jump: Heat to Cold in a Day
A single day can span extreme climates in Ethiopia, moving from oppressive heat in one region to intense cold in another as travelers cross diverse terrains and elevations. This rapid shift highlights the country’s varied topography and weather patterns.
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Ethiopia
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