Balkan Thonian Pool Of Defense Pact Brought To Signing
In Bled Yugoslavia Greece Turkey and Yugoslavia agreed on a military pact to defend their front against Russian aggression. Foreign ministers Joca Popovic Stef anopolous and Fuad Koprulo pledged collective armed forces for strengthening security and defense of independence.
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Bled
Yugoslavia
Greece
Turkey
Joca Popovic
Stefano Stefanopolous
Fuad Koprulo
Stefanopolous
Eisenhower Urges Governors to Speed Refugee Resettlement
President Eisenhower asked governors to form local committees to secure jobs and housing for 190000 refugees from Communist persecution military action or disaster. Since visas began last April more than 8000 have been issued in Europe and Asia with 14000 assurances for jobs and housing already obtained. The action follows his meeting with Ceza Kapus and daughter Eva, the first refugees brought under the Refugee Relief Act.
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Washington
Eisenhower
New York State
Thomas E. Dewey
Italy
Greece
Germany
Austria
Netherlands
Japan
White House
Ceza Kapus
Eva
Trieste Settlement Seen From Balkan Pact Talks
At Bled three nation talks among Greece Turkey and Yugoslavia foreseen the Trieste dispute settlement as a likely by product of the Balkan defense pact. Italy pressed delaying Trieste until the pact is signed with a projected Italo Yugoslav accord announced around August 11 after Tito visits on August 10.
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Bled
Yugoslavia
INS
Trieste
Italy
Marshal Tito
France to Join Talks on Austria Occupation Burden
Paris announces France will participate with the United States the Soviet Union and Britain in discussions with Austria to ease the financial burden of occupation. France sent a formal note to Vienna conveying its stance on the talks held last Thursday.
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France
Austria
Paris
INS
U. S
Soviet Union
Britain
Foreign Ministry
Vienna
Studebaker Plans Contract Cancellation With Auto Union
Studebaker Corporation canceled its contract with the CIO United Auto Workers Union effective in 60 days after reporting an $8.9 million first half loss. The company seeks labor costs like its competitors and offered to drop incentive pay for eight hours of work per day, while current pay averages $2.37 hourly. Union members rejected the proposal 3 to 2, and no immediate union action followed, with a shutdown risk if no compromise is reached.
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South Bend
Ind
Ins
Studebaker Corporation
CIO
United Auto Workers Union
Studebaker
Harold S. Vance
Paul Hoffman
Hoffman
Ford
General Motors
Chrysler
Louis J. Horvath
Uaw-Cio
Lanza Pays $30 Fine for Speeding in Beverly Hills
The temperamental tenor Mario Lanza appeared in Beverly Hills municipal court and paid a $30 speeding fine after a year of studio disputes keeping him off screen.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Ins
Mario Lanza
Beverly Hills Municipal Court
Cedar Rapids Man Dies After Fall in Sister’s Home
Charles Joseph Novotny 52, of 221 Fifteenth Street SE died from a basal skull fracture after a fall down cellar steps at his sister Mrs. W A Pohorsky 1516 K Street SW. Coroner Dr. Robert Brosh said he was found around 1 p.m. Saturday. he had been staying with his sister near his mother Anna Pohorsky. Born August 19 1901 in Ely he had lived in Cedar Rapids 35 years. he and wife Helen observed their twenty fifth anniversary June 25. He is survived by wife Charlene daughter and another sister Mrs Joseph Topinka. He was a member of AFL Local 55 and Builders Service Employees International union. Services to be held at Brosh chapel with time to be announced.
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Cedar Rapids
Charles Joseph Novotny
Fifteenth Street
W. A. Pohorsky
K Street
Robert Brosh
Joseph Topinka
Novotny
AFL
Builders Service Employes International Union
Brosh Chapel
Tornadoes Sweep Over Oklahoma
Severe weather struck Oklahoma on a Saturday night with tornadic winds ripping power lines and damaging or destroying airplanes and farm buildings. A tornado four miles south of Garber near Enid destroyed farm structures, toppled power lines, and damaged oil storage tanks while Oklahoma City airports Wiley Post and Tudlake saw planes overturned or wrecked.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Weather Bureau
Garber
Enid
Okla
Wiley Post
Tulakes
NLRB Limits Renegotiation Strikes After 60 Day Rule
The NLRB votes 3 2 to ban strikes aimed at changing labor contracts until the contract itself allows renegotiation. The decision shifts the interpretation of the Taft Hartley 60 day notice provision, with Republican appointees overruling Democratic members.
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Washington
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Poisoned wieners kill eight seeing eye dogs in Minnesota
Eight dogs trained to lead the blind died and eight more were near death after eating poisoned wieners tossed over a kennel fence. Eighteen others were seriously ill at the Master Eye Foundation of America complex in Minneapolis. The dead included Sir Lancelot, a national champion valued at 2500, and two females expecting litters.
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Minneapolis
John L. Sinykin
Sinykin
Sir Lancelot
Ralph Hunter
Singkin
Master Eye Foundation of America
Camp Health Fund and Memorial Gifts Totals
The record lists donations and memorial gifts totaling six thousand three hundred eighty dollars and ninety eight cents with remaining funds yet to be raised at one thousand four hundred seven dollars and two cents. Notable contributions include memorials for Frank V. Orreee and Edward Mason Kaupke, and various donors such as John B. Turner and Son and Peggy Jones with others.
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Camp Good Health
Frank V. Orreee
Edward Mason Kaupke
Flora Mills Kaupke
John B. Turner and Son
Park Avenue Circus
Peggy Jones
Susan
David Lent
Anne
Boby
Wneibert
Susan Smith
Bobby
Tory Smythe
Bobby Tuckey
W.T.H
Southwest Iowa Welcomes Rain and Cooler Air
Rain cooled the sun baked southwest Iowa with day long showers the first in about two months. statewide totals ranged from over an inch in the southwest to Trace in northern areas while Davenport reached 78 and Council Bluffs 68. Elsewhere mild weather prevailed across much of the United States.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Davenport
Council Bluffs
Chuckle Father Quotes on Bride-To-Be Timing
A humorous exchange over Bessie's marriage plans. Father says there’s time for her to marry the right man, while Mother notes she married quickly herself. Copyright line follows.
Diana Barrymore and Wilcox Separate Over Divorce Plans
Diana Barrymore and Robert Wilcox announced plans to divorce. Police were called during a late night party at Barrymore's East Side apartment after Diana accused John McNeill of lingering. she later declined to press charges. Wilcox said he slept on a park bench for three nights after a fight over clothing.
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New York
Diana Barom
Robert Wilcox
Miss Barrymore
East’ Side
John McNeill
John Barrymore
Michael Strange
McNeill
Wilcox
Barrymore
Diana's
McCarthy Censure Hearing Plans Go On In Dignified Fashion
Washington factions prepare a dignified hearing as Sen McCarthy faces a censure push. The six member bipartisan committee will meet Monday to prune charges and decide which cases to drop.
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Washington
Joseph R. McCarthy
Wisconsin
Chicago
Special Select ‘Committee
Senate
Arthur V. Watkins
Utah
McCarthy
Press
Karl E. Mundt
Rs.d
Irving Peress
Gen. Zwicker
Peress
Sen. Mundt
Emilie Dionne Funeral To Be Held Monday
Emilie Dionne 20 died after years of epilepsy and a final seizure in Quebec. Her body arrived from Montreal in a hearse to the Dionne estate near CCalldner with 200 mourners present. Funeral set for Monday at 9 30 a m in the family chapel as crowds gathered outside.
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Emilie Dionne
Montreal
Dionne
Emilie
Callander
Corbeil
Oliva Dionne
Senate Ends Talk After Five Days of Farm Price Debate
In Washington the Senate prepares for a Monday test on McCarthy's 90 to 100 percent parity proposal to flex supports up, while Aiken and Young push rival 80-90 and 90 percent extensions. Both sides expect a tight vote as Republicans favor flexible supports and Democrats back rigid 90 percent parity.
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Washington
Senate
Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
Aiken
R-Vt
Young
R-N. D
Benson
Eisenhower
Senate Agriculture Committee
Cordon
R-Ore
Dworshak
Idaho
Burke
Ohio
McCarran
D-Nev
Green and Bastore
D-R. I
House
Agriculture Committee
Tunisian Premier Tahar Ben Ammar Installed
Tahar Ben Ammar was installed as premier with a cabinet approved by Tunisian Nationalists and French authorities. He will lead talks with France for added self government. The cabinet includes three Neo Destour members and ten Tunisians with four French officials. Violence continues with police killing Ali Chraiti near Gafsa and an attack near Sousse injuring a local leader’s daughter. French highway engineer Pierre Beech dies from a gunshot wound.
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Tunis
Tunisia
Tahar Ben Ammar
Ben Ammar
Pierre Mendes- France
Neo-Destour
Guemala
Gafsa
Ali Chraiti
Lazhar Chraiti
Sousse
Ata
Pierre Beech
Army orders stricter dress code for dependents in Europe
In Frankfurt and Darmstadt, U S Army officers publish a dress policy for dependents, targeting skimpy and indecorous attire. About 60 000 American families in Germany and surrounding nations are affected as dependents may be barred from post exchanges and facilities if found improperly dressed. Lt Gen Thomas Herren instructs units to enforce the rules to avoid embarrassment.
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Frankfurt
Darmstadt
Germany
France
John H. Dilley
Thomas W. Herren
Dadeville
Ala
Dilley
Northern Area Command
Girl Scouts Deny Legion Charges in Illinois Clash
In Chicago the Girl Scouts deny charges by the Illinois American Legion that their literature and leaders are influenced by un-American ideas. The Legion convention approved a censure resolution urging withdrawal of all Legion efforts to support the Girl Scouts until the handbook and teaching restore American patriotic ideals.
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Chicago
Girl Scouts of America
Illinois American Legion
the Legion
Girls
War Veterans’ Group
The
Legion
Girl Scouts
United Nations
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