Ecuador Czar Claims Victory in New Revolt
Ecuadorian forces loyal to Col. Carlos Mancheno said they defeated counter revolutionary troops south of Quito. Tulcán garrison defected to anti Mancheno rebels threatening the capital as fighting reportedly continued around Latacunga and Ambato.
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Quito
Ecuador
Carlos Mancheno
Tulcan
Luc Luis Ernesto Villavis
Mancheno
Latacungs
Yambo
Ambata
Latacunga
el Commercio
Animas Noticias
PhD
Salto
Imbabura
Angel Banquero Davila
Heedesanse Inlnaeer Mai
Jarian
Garraca
Tulexo
Coldulio Montaly Montalvo
MacArthur Sees Japan Set for Peace Settlement
General MacArthur on the second anniversary of Japan's surrender says a peace treaty should let Japan stand on its own economy without burdening others. He argues occupation aims nurture a tolerant, self sustaining Japan while maintaining democratic gains and neighborly peace. He warns against treating Japan as a perpetual economic burden and stresses a fair chance for freedom and progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
MacArthur
Japan
Reed
Mander
Community of Nations
Sary
Aleman Outlines Needs of Mexico State of the Nation address
President Miguel Aleman, in his first nine months in office, outlines Mexico s need to tackle economic shortfalls and political reform. He emphasizes a path to work for every village while noting global tensions and Mexico s own challenges in paying debts and maintaining credit.
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Mexico City
Miguel Aleman
Congress
Mexico
Sebor
Willia Willis School Plans Amid Warm Weather
Readable fragments indicate a note about Willis arranging a school setting and Joe Srey mentioning comfortable weather. The text hints at a casual, everyday school scene with open windows and organized spaces. Details remain sparse and names are tentative.
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Joe Srey Hick
Rade
Hungary Admits Voting Abuses in Elections Outcome Stays Largely Unchanged
Hungary acknowledged abuses in Lundy's parliamentary election but said they were few and did not alter the result as the Communists won about one fifth of the votes. The ministry noted up to 20 000 improper ballots cast outside legal residences, while opposition charges of widespread fraud were dismissed.
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Budapest
Lundsy
Communistst
Ivan Boldiezar
Ministry of Information
Interior
Yerties
Foreign Ministry
Begime
Information Ministry
Communists
Social Demorata
National Peasants
Moscow Radio
Smallholders
Social Democrats
West Va. Observes Labor Day With Prewar Style Rallies
West Virginia marked Labor Day with prewar style observances as United Mine Workers held major meetings in Birefield Morgantown Smithers and Whitesville. Sen Kilgore urged voters to elect a progressive Congress to strike at manufacturers. Thousands visited parks pools and recreation areas while two fatal accidents were reported balancing a quiet Charleston area. Attendance was heavy at the tree fair near Dunbar as workers enjoyed the holiday.
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West Virginia
Inte
United Mine Workers
Birefield
Morgantown
Smithers
Whitesville
Cio-Oil Workers
Clendenin
Sen. Kilgore
National Association of Manufacturers
Progressive Congress
West
New Lebanon
Parkersburg
Augusta
Wheeling
Ohio River
Charleston
Industria
Kanawha Valley
Dunbar
307 Are Listed Dead As U.S. Holiday Toll
The Associated Press reports 307 people died during the Labor Day holiday period in the United States. Traffic fatalities numbered 210, drownings 45, and 52 other deaths, including 15 from small plane crashes, though the National Safety Council had forecast 250 auto deaths.
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Associated Press
National Safety Council
Doris Duke Marries Porfirio Rubirosa in Dominican Ceremony
Paris reports Doris Duke heiress and Porfirio Rubirosa 89 an honorary Dominican diplomat wed under Dominican civil law to ensure legal on Dominican soil. The ceremony at the consulate was attended by ten guests and noted figures including Carmel Sniot and Jean Pierre Wimille.
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Doris Duke
Marrie White
Paris
America
Portirio Rubbress
Dominican Republic
Dominican
Mousee
Salvador E. Paradas
Miss Duke
Rubirosa
Paradas
Rubiensa
Rafael Trujillo
Plac
Carmel Snot
Harper's Bazaar
Dike
Jean Pierre Wimille
James H. R. Cromwell
United States
Canada
James
Duke
Southern Tobacco
Flor Dr Oro Trujillo
Danielle Darrieux
Trujill
Truman receives grand Rio de Janeiro welcome amid Inter-American talks
President Truman arrives in Rio de Janeiro as up to 1,000,000 crowds line Avenue Rio Branco to hail him. He attends the Inter-American conference closing session and is greeted by Brazilian leaders including President Eurico Gaspar Dutra. In Chicago and Kansas City, labor leaders Green and Murray rail against Taft Hartley and warn of a looming economic downturn, urging stronger wages and broader social protections.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Truman
Rio Branco
Touring Club
Quitandinha
Adm
Silvia Noronha
Navy
Guinabara Bay
Eurico Gaspar Dutra
U. S
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Buenos Aires
Mrs. Truman
Margaret
Mr. Truman
Associated Real
Philip Murray
CIO
Murray
Kansas City
ABC
Chicago
William Green
AFL
David A. Morse
New York
CBS
Organized Labor
Congress
Green
Soldier Field
Beth Green
Morse
Langer Seeks Nonpartisan Postmaster Appointments
Sen. Langer of North Dakota announces a Senate civil service probe into postmaster patronage with a $23 000 budget. He says many appointments violate the law and that exams are skewed by party influence while most disputes can be settled without public hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Langer
R-Nd
Senate
Senate Civil ‘Service Committee
van Crux
Battle
Albanians Accuse Greeks of Fresh Provocations
Mos cow radio quoted Yugoslav Tan jug news agency alleging six new provocations by Greece along the south Albanian frontier from Aug. 26 to 29. Greek aircraft reportedly overran Albanian airspace near Saranda and Kannitsa, a Greek motor boat infringed Albanian waters near Saranda, Greek troops fired near Bilokova, and guns on Greek soil shelled Albanian territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Moscow
Tanjug
Saranda
Kannitsa
Bilokova
Wallace Urges Liberal Labor, Warns of Slump Ahead
In Detroit on Labor Day 1971 Henry A. Wallace told about 50,000 at a CIO rally that current Congress and administration policies push the country toward low mood and war. He urged unified labor to push a liberal Democratic Party and avoid a 1932-style tailspin.
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Detroit
Henry A. Wallace
CIO
Congress
Labor
Wallace
AFL
William Langer
North Dakota
Democratic Party
Russia
U. S
Greece
Sen
Langer
Republican Party
GOP
Abraham Lincoln
Flier Dies and Records Tumble at Thompson Trophy Race
Cleveland reports a deadly crash and multiple records set at the National Air Races. Tony Janaro, 21, died when his F2G Corsair crashed near No. 2 pylon. Other pilots survived including Woody Edmondson in a P-51 Mustang, Jack Hardwick, and Jean Ziegler. Cleland of Cleveland won the Thompson Trophy with two record runs, speed 396.1 mph and a 404 mph lap. William Brennind won the Goodyear Trophy for midgets. Ken Knight and Dallas took the Kingcobra race honors. Jets division winner was Col. Robert L. Petit after a protest reshuffled results.
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Cleveland
Tony Jan*naro
Woody Edmondson
Lynchburg
Fair
Jack B. Hardwick
Atcania
Cal
Jean J. Ziegler
Kenmore
N. YY
Cleland
Thompson Cook Cleland
Janusza
Thompson
Richard Becker
Willoughby
William Brennind
Oshkosh
Wis
Wituman
Wittman
Ken Knight
Walnut Ridge
Ask
Dallas
Tex
Jets Burn
Robert L. Petit
Venture
Gal
Benjamin 5. Preston, Jr
Washington, D. C
Jb ' Preston
Petit
Preston
Veterans to cash bonds as 1.83 billion issue opens
Washington reports a flood of cash as 2,000,000 veterans can cash terminal leave bonds tomorrow. The $1.83 billion issue is watched for inflation impact and as a gauge of veterans’ finances. The administration urged restraint, while Congress backed immediate cashing for those in need.
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Washington
Congress
Truman
Sen
Myers
D.-Pa
Rain-Maker’s Odd Claim Dampens Wife’s Laundry
Amateur flier W J Black of LA JUNTA claims rain-making success disrupted his wife’s washing. He says he started with dry ice released at 17 000 feet, causing 20 minutes of rain over a square mile including his backyard.
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LA Junta
Colo
W. J
Cbud
Black
Arabs Reject U N Plans to Split Palestine
Jerusalem report says the Arab Higher Committee rejected both majority and minority UN Palestine plans. Haj Amin al Husseini and others warned any attempt to implement either proposal would spark conflict, demanding British mandate end, halt Jewish immigration, and an independent Arab Palestine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
Emil Ghoury
Arab Reporters
United Nations Special Committee On
Palestine
Ghoury
Arab East
Cairo
Haj Amin
el Husseini
Mufti
Jamal
Husseini
Arab Committee
Three Reservists Die In Plane Collision At Fair
Three Army reserve officers, all Minnesotans, were killed in a collision of two Army training planes returning to base after a aerial salute to General Eisenhower at the Minnesota state fair. Two other planes in the formation were damaged but landed safely at Wald Chamberlain airport. The dead were unnamed pending next of kin notification. One occupant parachuted to safety after bailing out.
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Minneapolis
Army Reserve
Army Ats
Priven
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Minnesota
French designer defending long hems as feminine style
New York reports Dior and Ferragamo arriving for the Nieman Marcus fashion show in Dallas. Dior defends the long hemline as freedom from wartime restrictions and says American buyers have embraced his work while Ferragamo predicts shoes must be tailored to the longer skirts with balanced arch and higher heels.
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New York
Tian Dior
Paris
France
Dior
Elizabeth
Salvatore Ferragamo
Florence
Ferragamo
Dallas
Tex
Nieman-Marcus
America
Partition Plan Faces Battle In Assembly
The United Nations Palestine plan to divide the area into Arab and Jewish states and admit 150000 Jewish immigrants faces staunch opposition from the Arab League. Britain and the United States weighed feasibility and possible joint administration as the UN committee recommended a two year transition.
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Lake Success
United Nations General Assembly
Palestine
Dae Arab Kelmet
Geveratate Arab League
U.N
Jewish Agency For Palestine
Switzerland
Britain
Palesline
Holy Land
United Nations
Alexander Cadogan
Palestina
U.N. Palestias
U.S
Red States
United States
Assembly
Truman
Galilee
Central Coastal Plain
Haifa
Jaffa
Tel Aviv
Heersheba
Negreb
Samarian
Judean
Isdub
Heita
Arab League
General Assembly
Riot Area Trains Guarded in India
New Delhi reports that strong escorts will guard all trains through the Punjab as India and Pakistan work to restore order. The Panjab boundary force was dissolved and a streamlined military plan aims for speed and security with reserves held in the East Punjab. Two trains near Delhi reported attacked with casualties feared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter J. Mason
New Delhi
India
Indian Defense Department
Punjab
Pakistan
Defense Department
East
West
Delhi
Margaret Truman card trick sparks union membership guess
A 1947 Gazetta note hints that Margaret Truman may influence union membership with a public card trick. The item presents a playful claim that her card can reveal hidden support, attributed to Ben Arnold.
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Margaret Truman Tales
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Willia Willis
Robet Quillen
Hungary
People’s Democratic Party
Istvan Barbankovics
Hungarian Independence Party
Independent
Hungarians Democratic Party
Hungarian Radical Party
Citizens’ Democratic Party
The
Christian Women's Camp
Shostakovich
Red Power
Dmitri Shostakovich
Leningrad Philharmonic Orchestra
West Va
I Green
Vates
Harley Law
Hayden
D-Ariz
U. N
Btan Arnold
Gazetta
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