Lomakin Books Passage Home Next Saturday
Soviet Consul General Lomakin has booked passage for Europe on the Stockholm with his family, sails next Saturday to Goteborg Sweden, amid hints he may stay in the United States despite State Department orders. The refugee teacher Kasenkina, whose condition has improved, was removed from the critical list at Roosevelt Hospital after seeking care following the consulate incident.
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New York
Jacob Lomakin
U. S. State Department
Europe
Nia
Lompkin
Stockholm
Goteborg
Sweden
Zot L Chepurnykh
Lomakin
Chepurnykh
United
State Department
Mae “I
Loima
Park Av
Axis Sally Faces Treason Charges
Mildred Gillars known as Axis Sally returns to the United States under Army escort to face treason charges. The 48 year old, previously a Berlin radio DJ, is brought from Frankfurt to Bolling Air Force Base and then to U. S. Commissioner Cyril S. Lawrence for the hearing. Her half sister Edna Herrick is being brought to Washington by the FBI. The preliminary hearing was bound over to 9 a.m. EST to allow time to secure counsel.
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Washington
Mildred Elizabeth Gillars
Europe
Sally
Axie Sally
Portland
Maine
Bolling Air Force
Frankfurt
Germany
Army
FBI
U. S
Cyril S. Lawrence
Gare
Miss Gillars
Lawrence
United States
Gillars
Toronto
Canada
Axia Sally
Edna
Axis Sally" Ias
France
North Africa
Berlin
Greek Army Declares Grammos Victory in Greece
General Ste lios Kitrilakis announced from Kozane that Greece has won the Grammos victory two months after a summer offensive against Markos Valindes’ Communist guerrillas. He said remaining 5,000 guerrillas likely fled to Albania as Greek units fought hand to hand and Vafiades forces were compressed along the Albanian border.
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Athens
Stelios Kitrilakis
Kozane
Grammos
Markos Valindes
Kitrilakis
Albania
Second
Vafiades
Guerriilan
Ginkova
Aliakmon
Kourla
Spy Probe Adds Witnesses In Hiss Chambers Case
Congressional investigators prepare three to four new witnesses to probe missing details in the Alger Hiss and Whitaker Chambers affair. Rep. Nixon says the witnesses are important but not publicly prominent and will be questioned secretly before public hearings Wednesday.
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Washington
Alger Hiss
Whittaker Chambers
Rep
Nixon
R.-Cal
House un-American Activities Committee
Hiss
Chamber
Time
Chambers
Red Underground
State Department
Carnegie Endowment For International Peace
Gate Crashers Reduce Paid Admissions at NS
The 13th Annual North South football classic posted the smallest paid attendance since 1944 with 16 700 paying $2 each and a total around 19 008 including staff and guests. Officials noted scalping and crowd estimates well above official tallies, with uncertain final turnout likely above 21 000.
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Frank A. Knight
Ne Knight
D. E Dewey
Millikin Eyes GOP pledge to cut excise taxes in next Congress
Senator Millikin predicts wholesale revenue revision with possible excise tax cuts while general income tax relief remains unlikely. House and Senate leaders debate deficits and surpluses as Truman cites a deficit and Republicans dispute figures.
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GOP
Washington
Sen
Millikin
R.-Cole
Congress
Senate Finance Committee
Truman
Rep. Taber
R.-N.y
House Appropriations Committee
Thomas E. Dewey
Treasury
Colorado
Western Union
Sern Millikin
Wallace Claims Red Talk Credit at Bridgeport
Wallace, Progressive party candidate Henry Wallace, credited with starting negotiations with Russia on the Berlin crisis. In a prepared address at his first public appearance since nomination, he claimed progressives forced recognition of Israel and pressured major parties to oppose racial discrimination while opposing the Mundt Nixon bill. He denounced congressional spy hearings as a circus and called inflation a cold war prosperity.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Henry Wallace
Progressive Party
Russia
Berlin
Wallace
Stalin
Germany
Israel
Communist Party
Nero
Blast and Fire Strike Navy Gas Tanks on Guam
An early morning explosion sparked a massive fire at a U S Navy gasoline tank farm on Guam near Apra Harbor. Hundreds of sailors fought the blaze as flames and smoke rose about 1 000 feet into the air. casualty details were not yet determined.
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Washington
U. S. Navy
Guam
Navy
Apra Harbor
Pact Hopes Fade In Atomic Strike
Los Alamos New Mexico August 21 1500 atomic weapons center workers remain in a four day walkout as talks stall Co-Chairman J D Qualls of Santa Fe said settlement by Monday morning is unlikely and the dispute centers on union recognition and alleged non union labor from Texas A meeting of the die workers is set for Espanola at 2 p m tomorrow MST
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Los Alamos
N. M
Atomic Weapons Center
J. D. Qualls
Santa Fe
Texas
Espanola
Gerald L. K. Smith Named Nationalist Presidential Nominee
Gerald L. K. Smith founder of the Christian Nationalist crusade was named as the group's presidential nominee. Harry A. Romer of St Henry Ohio was nominated vice president. Don Lohbeck, editor of The Cross and The Flag, spoke to about 200 on a platform opposing Communism and political Zionism and urging full segregation.
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Gerald Smith
St, Louis
Gerald L. K. Smith
Christian Nationalist Crusade
Harry A. Romer
St. Henry
Smith
Don Lohbeck
Crossind
Aman
Leyland L. Marion
Fontiac
Mich
Order Keeps East Coast Dock Strike On Hold
At the request of the U S attorney general Judge Harold Medina issued a temporary injunction restraining 45 000 east coast dock workers from striking and bars six employer groups from rockouts The order runs to Aug 31 with possible extension under the Taft Hartley act The ILA president Joseph P Ryan says the union will obey and seek a good contract before the cooling off period expires Truman ordered the injunction to avert a national health and safety risk from a potential world stoppage
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New York
U. S
Harold 2.Medina
S. International Longshoremen’s Union
Joseph P. Ryan
ILA
Joseph M. Friedman
Tom Clark
Truman
Clark
Plec
South Atlantic
Gulf
Midnigh
Italy Denies Part In Togliatti Case
Rome reports the Italian government denies responsibility for the July 14 assassination attempt on Communist leader Palmiro Togliatti. The interior ministry blames the Communist party for its own guard failures and outlines steps taken to protect him.
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Rome
Palmiro Togliatti
Interior Ministry
Togliatti
Communist Party
Luigi Longo
Togliatti’s Attempted Assassination.” Longo
Topilatti
Armando Rosati
Walter Audisio
Mussolini
Franco Caprara
Blundering blamed as Moscow doubles on teacher drama
Washington authorities say Russian police blunder is not the cause of the New York fugitive Soviet teachers melodrama. They view Lomakin's blockade of Kasenkina and the Samerin family as a top down order and defend American relation stability.
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Washington
New York
State Department
Moscow
Berlin
Oksana
Kasenkina
Jacob Lomakin
Russsia
Kremlin
Mikhail Samerin
Russia
Lomakin
Bucharest
Romania
New York Police
New York Press
Courts
Department of State
Fifteen F 80 Jets Complete Atlantic Flight
Detroit August 21 Fifteen F 80 jet fighters finished the first jet propelled round trip across the Atlantic landing at Selfridge Field at 4 21 p m EDT They trained 22 days at Furstenfeldbruck Germany and flew July 12 to Scotland Iceland Greenland Labrador before returning with an average speed of 445 miles per hour across 13 hours 53 minutes in air time on the return trip A single plane was delayed returning from Bangor Maine Lt Col David Schilling led the crew most pilots are veterans of World War II
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Detroit
Atlantic
Selfridge Field
Downlelf
Bangor
Geremany
David Schilling
Traverse City
Mich
Scotland
Iceland
Greenland
Labrador
Dowfield
Germany
Schilling
Burglars Steal Cash Narcotics From Kenney's Pharmacy
Detective Lt. Dewey E. Williams reported burglars pounded open the Kenney's Prescription Pharmacy safe and took at least $1,000 in cash plus an undetermined amount of narcotics. The thieves entered through a rear window with a sledge hammer and crowbar. narcotics total unavailable until inventory. No arrests reported.
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Dewey E. Williams
Kenney
Tim Lee Sr
Sears Rowbuck and Co
Summers St
Williams
Lee St
Charleston
Alderaon St
Dickinson St
Davidson
Esso
Brooks St
President Plans 500 Ballot Talks
President Truman intends about 500 campaign talks before Election Day, a record in U.S. history. Opponents Gov. Thomas E. Davey and Gov. Earl Warren plan a coast to coast verbal battle, with the GOP ready to spend on radio. Truman readied for a gruelling campaign aboard the Williamsburg near Chesapeake Bay.
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Washington
Truman
Thomas E. Davey
Earl Warren
GOP
Chesapeake Bay
Willamsburg
Charles G. Ross
White House
Berlin Hops Speeded By Flying Coalmen
U S Air Force begins coal carrier runs to Berlin from Fassburg using C 54s. The 6th squadron from Kelly Field carried 127 tons in 13 flights by noon. Other squadrons to join, boosting total supplies to Tempelhof and Tempelhof area.
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Berlin
U.S. Air Force
Fassburg
U. S. Air Force
Tempelhof Airfield
Russians Invade Yank Sector as Berlin Tensions Rise
Berlin reports describe Russian soldiers beating German police in the American sector. American authorities fear a clash between occupation forces amid efforts to arrange a truce between rival German police in Soviet and Western sectors. Officials sought direct talks with Moscow as violence and abductions escalate around Potsdamer Platz.
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U. S
Berlin
United States
Annhauter
ADN
Anhalt
Joseph Voelkel
Guenther Richter
Potsdamer Platz
Voelkel
Richter
Johannes Stumm
Maso
Paul Markgrat
Potsdammer Platz
$100 Monthly Pensions For Miners Starts Soon
Aged coal miners will begin receiving $100 monthly pensions next month under the United Mine Workers welfare fund. Eligible miners must be 33 or older with 20 years of service in the bituminous industry and be UMW members. Retirements after May 28 1648 qualify. earlier retirements do not. The plan, approved by a three member board, follows a years long labor dispute and court rulings.
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Washington
United Mine ‘Workers Welfare Fund
United Mine Workers
Ijohn L. Lewis
Sen. Styles
Goldsborough
Lewis
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