U S Accuses Tito of Failing To Keep Order in Trieste
The United States charged Yugoslavia with failing to cooperate in keeping order in Venezia Giulia and condemned pro-Slavist activities. A formal note to Tito's foreign ministry cited violence against Yugoslav opponents, urged Yugoslavia to act, and reaffirmed Allied effort to maintain impartial administration in Zone A under Anglo American control.
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Venezia Giulia
Washington
United States
Yugoslavia
Trieste
Marishal Tito
Foreign Ministry
Zone A
Rae
Andit
Yigosiav
Soviets Crack Down on Graft In Farm Lands
Moscow reports a government crackdown on graft and inefficiency in farm lands. The decree targets private gain at the expense of economy, noting workers were underpaid and livestock, grain, milk, and fodder misallocated. The move cites shortage of field labor and excess white collar staff, with no earnings gain for productive farming.
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Dor
Moscow
Seamen's Strike Ends With Ratified Wage Settlement
National Maritime Union CIO seamen vote to end the 15 day strike at midnight and return to work immediately under a new agreement. They will receive wage increases to bring pay to AFL seamen levels. shipowners had argued for bankruptcy constraints but agreed to the raise. Washington Labor Secretary Schwellenbach calls the settlement a hopeful step to avert further walkouts.
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Seart
Chanimaua Wats
AFL
Joseph 3. Curran
Latin Maritime Union
CIO
Ballon
Curran
Sae Ran
In Wan Fedenderns Ongsborennen
Sam Ho
Picassure Te Page & Cel. T
Airliner Crash Kills 26 as 18 Survive at Gander
A Belgian trans Atlantic liner crash near Gander leaves 26 dead and 18 survivors. Rescue teams rush to reach the wreck, with 14 badly injured by stretcher and helicopters prepared for long-distance air lifts from New York and North Carolina bases. The first plane, a C 54 from Westover, will fly at midnight to Gander to aid the retrieval and medical evacuation.
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Gander
Hfid
Sametcote Reade Gernes
New York
North Carolina
Westoverfield
Mass
Floyd Bennett Field
N.Y
Boulevard Crash Injures 4 in Morning Three-Car Collision
Four people injured in a three car crash at Ka wha Ltvd and Broad St during light rain. Names and ages include Ameen Ji 4 of Mac Corkle Ave with skull fracture and pelvis injuries, Denver B Robson 35 taxi driver with severe chest and skull injuries, Violetta Dividen 34 of Clendenin St with shoulder fracture and back injury, Zalla McCormick 25 of Washington St W with abrasions. Traffic jam persisted as ambulances and police responded.
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Kawha Ltvd
Broad St
Charleston General Hospital
Ameen Ji
MacCorkle
Denver B. Robson
Gauley Bridge
St. Francis Hospital
Violetta G. Dividen
Clendenin
Zalla McCormick
Washington St. W
United Carbon
Robson
Harokl B. Cornwell
Cornwell
Warren L. Grace
Cabin Creek
Polies
St Automobile Ueiven We Joseph
James
Grace
Alice Lee
Jividen
Yasiaria Sealin
Ese
Peace conference upholds Trieste borders amid Yugoslav protest
Paris reports the Big Four rejected Yugoslav amendments to shift the Italo Yugoslav line westward and curb the Trieste free state, while Russia criticized British policy toward Jews in Palestine. Deputy Premier Kardelj of Yugoslavia signaled no treaty signing under current terms as the session closed. Meanwhile President Truman to receive a new four engine plane, a DC-6 style Sacred Cow with bedroom and library.
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Yugoslavia
Paris
Free State of
Trieste
Russia
Palestine
Nikolai V. Novi
Kirov
United States
Holy Land
Novikov
Foreign Ministers Council
Italy
Free State
Istrian
Edward Kardelf
Truman
New York
Cruman
Roosevelt
Aviation
Niagara Falls Rock Slide Shocks Border City
A massive rock detachment tumbled 165 feet from the American Falls into the Niagara River gorge near Niagara Falls on the Canadian border. Officials estimate 25 to 30 tons toppled, with seismologist Dr. Austin McTigue attributing the event to ground movement, while locals report a perceptible quake and mist obscures precise measurements.
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Niagare
Niagare Falls
Gazette
Niagara Falls
Niagara River
Canada
Ont
A. H. Collins
Niagara State Pack Patrol
Romi Yo Colisney
Austin McTigue
Canisius College
Buffalo
Collins
Paul FP. Haseley
Park Commission
McTigue
Patterson Urges Six Months Army Training
Buffalo dispatch reports Secretary of War Robert Patterson urged Congress to adopt six months of universal military training starting next January. The plan would require mandatory extra training with an option for service in the National Guard and alternatives in how to take the training. Patterson warned against disarmament risking another war.
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Buffalo
N.Y
War Department
Robert Patterson
National Guard Assoc
Association
New York National
Patterson
Beckley Cafes to Close Over OPA Pricing Rules
Beckley hosts nine eateries announced mass closure Monday in protest of OPA price rollbacks to 1940 levels, citing food scarcity. West Virginia Restaurant Association urged operators to keep serving the public while seeking fair prices, as leaders seek adjustments and meetings in Washington.
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West Virginia
Beckley
Carl Taylor
OPA
M. Young
West Virginia Restaurant Association
Charleston
Ike
Tayl
Dairy Products Escape Ceiling Decontrol Board Decision
Washington reports the dairy price decontrol board decided not to return milk and by products to price control at this time. Chair Roy I. Thompson noted prices may be near a critical point but insufficient grounds exist for action. The board rejected immediate recontrol, citing lack of unreasonable price increases since June 30 and limited jurisdiction over livestock and meat prices.
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Washington
Cay
Power of New Independent Board
Roy I. Thompson
OPA
Paul Forter
Thorpson
Guint
Secretary of Agriculture
Mitscher Named Commander in Chief Atlantic Fleet
Admiral Marc A. Mitscher is named commander in chief of the Atlantic Fleet, replacing Admiral Jonas Ingram who is in San Diego. Mitscher, wartime head of Task Force 58 and former commander of the Atlantic Fleet, will be formally notified tomorrow. He travels on the cruiser Little Rock returning from the Mediterranean. The Atlantic Fleet includes the 4th, 5th, and 10th fleets.
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Mitscher
U. S. Atlantic Fleet
Washington
Marc A. Mitscher
Atlantic Fleet
Navy
Lass
Task Force 58
Ath Fleet
Jonas 4. Ingram
San Diego
Cal
Heme
Little Rock
Mediterranean
Atlentic
Krug Pleases By Coal Visit Returns From West Virginia
Secretary of the Interior Krug, on the eve of departing for Washington, praised conditions in West Virginia coal fields though some areas were described as frightful. He cited Holden mine in Logan and Keelea No. 5 in Raleigh as well protected, with rock dusting noted for coal dust control. The Krug party, including Rear Adm. Boone and Sen. Kilgore, cut northern plans and returned to Parkersburg before flying to Washington.
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Capital
Julia
A. Krug
Washington
West Virginia
Krug
Adm
Joel L. Boone
U. S
Harley M. Kilgore
Parkersburg
Beckley
Bluefield
Welch
Holden
Logan County
Island Creek Coal and Coke Co
Koppers Coal Division
Keelea
Raleigh County
Devastating English Gale Strikes Coast Killing Ten
London reports the severest September gale in decades battering southern England and the English Channel. Winds up to 100 mph, 50 to 60 mph inland, and 2000 ton Isle of Jersey wrecked by a million wave. Ships, autos, a tug, a wire, and a train suffer deadly impacts with multiple fatalities.
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London
British Isles
England
English Channel
Isle of Jersey
Southampton
Stot
Folkestone
Wallace Ousted by Truman Over Foreign Policy
Secretary of Commerce Wallace loses post after criticizing administration policy. Truman endorses Byrnes and bars officials from public disagreement. Wallace pleads on radio for a popular crusade to win the peace and vows to continue the fight, arguing basic realities threaten atomic war and urging citizens to support the cause.
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Sec
Wallace
Truman
Washington
Commerce Wallace
Byrnes
Paris
White House
Secretary of Commerce
Commerce Department
Madison Square Garden
New York
United States
Europe
Russia
Americas
Wardman
Wallace's Resignation Shocks Commerce Department
President Truman asked for Secretary Wallace's resignation, a move that surprised Commerce Department staff. Wallace, Bruce Catton, and Don Burgess reviewed letters after the New York speech as aides and secretaries reacted to the ticker news.
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Washington
Truman
Wallace
Commerce Department
Henry “Wallace
Harold Young
Young
White House
Bruce Catton
Don Burgess
Catton
New York
al Lubin
Ruth Barry
Cateton
Mildred Eaton
Eaton
Wall Street Rally Lifts Wallace Oysters Stocks and more
Wall Street recouped most losses as a market rally lifted lending shares near $9 and sent total value up by more than $1 billion. Chrysler rose to $86, Bethlehem to $92 37 4, DuPont to $176, U S Steel to $68 12 4, Johns Manville to $125, and U Gypsum to $102 75 amid broad gains after Truman's resignation hint.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Truman
Wallace
Chrysler
Bethlehem
duPont
U. S. Steel
Johns-Manville
U. & Gypsum
Byrnes II Silent on Wallace Resignation Rift
Paris Sept 20 Secretary of State Byrnes did not suggest or request Henry Wallace's resignation in his exchange with President Truman. Byrnes and top advisors offered no statements. Informants say the US position on the war scene had deteriorated and Byrnes avoided political considerations while awaiting clarification.
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Paris
Byres
Henry Wallace
Truman
Byrnes
Wallace
Vandenberg
B&.-Mich
Connally
D.-Tex
United States
Wallace Wranger
Hotel Meurice
Associated Press
U. S
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Hauser
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