Russia Likely to Denounce Pacts With Britain France
London reports say Russia prepared to denounce its 20 year alliances with Britain and France after a firmer protest over German rearmament and the North Atlantic pact. Moscow notes accuse Britain and France of violating their treaties by reviving the German army and forming an anti Soviet alliance. Western powers plan parallel notes to the Soviet foreign office, rejecting limits to Germany talks and seeking a broader Big Four meeting.
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London
Russia
Britain
France
Germany
Frevich
Moscow
Paris
United Prony
Corceapend
Henry Shapiro
Shapiro
United States
iFropps
North Atlantic
Washington
Landon
Dee
$50 Billion Asked For Peace Effort
United States calls for a global peace plan totaling thirty trillion dollars, tying economic aid to Russia with international atom energy control and wider arms spending reallocations. McMahon urges a Senate resolution of friendship with Russia and UN radio access to Soviet citizens, while warning of war if bold action is not taken.
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Washington
Aps
Sena
Jy McMauhon
D-Conn
Senate
House Atomic Energy Comms
United States
America
McMahon
Russia
United Nations
Soviet Union
Metdahon
House
House Banking Committee
Raymond M Foley
Housing and Home Finance
Senate Banking
Kerr
UN Bloc Seeks U N Sanctions On China Over Formosa
The Asian Arab group deliberates a new pace for China with possible UN economic or diplomatic penalties. Key figures indicate the US favors prompt action yet prefers broad support. Delegates warn against eliminating chances for a negotiated settlement and stress Formosa must hinge on U S security and national interests.
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Bruce W. Mann Lake
United Nations
China
Ignation
Gross
U.S
Pepin
Formose
Natvonali
Formosa
United States
Peiping
Fires Ravage Gordon Area Destroying Negro Residence and Outbuildings
Yates Willoughby reported a string of fires in Gordon destroying a Negro residence, barns, sheds, hay, fertilizer, and implements. Two fires occurred near his property including oil-storage areas and wooded tracts on his mother's land. several fires appeared deliberate and the sheriff was asked to investigate. Insurance covers only about forty nine percent of the losses.
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Gordon
Abed
Yates Willoughby
Sip Collins
Walloughby
Willoughby
Area Man Missing Alfor Bulora Rainis
Local report notes missing area resident Bulora Rainis, with a past Army service of several years. The article references time from the war era and mentions the individual by name in a brief missing person notice.
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Alfor
Bulora
Rainis
Ean
Suly
Acheson Urges Renewal Of Reciprocal Trade Act
Secretary of State Acheson urged Congress to renew the 11 year old Reciprocal Trade Act, seeking longer extension with limited changes. He argued the law builds unity in the free world, expands production and trade, and underpins military strength by creating economic incentives while warning of subversion and discontent. The act, first enacted in 1934, expires next June 12 and governs tariff concessions with allied nations to boost international exchange.
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Washington
Acheson
Congrese
Eta
U.S
Rouse Ways and Means
United States
Truman
Congress
America
Soft Coal Industry Agrees To Pay Hike
Washington AP reports the soft coal industry will raise miners wages by 1.80 daily, about ten percent, with a corresponding price increase. A voluntary agreement was to be signed by all industry segments, including the Southern Coal Producers Association. John L. Lewis and the United Mine Workers policy committee supported the deal amid industry hesitation.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
Southern Coz [Producers Association
Southern Group
Lewis
United Mine Workers Policy Committee
Iest
Eth
Allies Strike Deep In No Man's Land Airfield Seizure
Allied task forces pushed into Wester Korea reaching near Osan Kumyangjang and Ichon while recapturing Wooju airstrip. One clash killed 22 Reds and advancing troops withdrew to UN lines as Chinese forces pulled back. Reports note air and ground actions across 26 miles with multiple towns involved and limited enemy contact.
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No-Man’s-Land
Key
Earnest Hoberecht
Tokyo
No-Man's-Land
Wester Korea
Tala
Mysudl
Paul YL
Che Maahy
Wooju
Osan-Kumyangjang-sehon
Seoul
Csan
Kam Vangjang
Ichon
United Nations
Jy Seout
Eighth Army
Won-1 Ju Aly
Hil 293
Tchon
Kumyangiate
Ent
Gert Symonds
Fifa
Kumyangjang
Kunyangjang
Kumanglang
Osan
Kumyangiang
Nak
Ichou
Army Optimism in Korea Based on New Reports
Washington AP The Pentagon displays confidence in the Korea war outlook following new briefings by intelligence chiefs Gen Walter Smith and Maj Gen Alexander Bolling returning from the Far East. Gen J Lawton Collins signaled tougher UN air and ground defenses, noting no immediate Chinese or North Korean moves.
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Washington
Far East
Pentagon
Walter B. Smith
Central Intelligence Agency
Alexander Bolling
Army
Joint Chiefs of Staff
J. Lawton Collins
Air Gene
Hoyt Vandenberg
Secretary of Defense
Marshall
Collins
Korea
Dothan Survey Divides on United Rate Increase
A survey by The Eagle finds Dothan business leaders split over United Telephone and Telegraph Co. rate hikes. Some back the rise if costs justify it, others oppose, and some urge Chamber of Commerce intervention. Comments from Faulkner Tee, L. Collins, Bryson Mill, Clyde Lovern, Clyde Coe, and W. K. Holt reflect concern over impact on profits, living costs, and investment returns.
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United Telephone and Telegraph Co
Gan
Dothan Chambar of Commerce
Fagle
Chamber of Commerse
City Comision
Public Service Commission
United Telephone and Telegraph Com
Faulkner
Faulkner Tee Co
Chamber of Commerce
L. Collins
I|m In Lumber Co
Bryson
Dothan Ottle Mill
Clyde Lovern
Clyde Coe
Coca
U.S. Will Offer Japs Equality in Peace Talks
Washington AP says the United States will pursue a treaty with Japan on the basis of equality. John Foster Dulles will lead talks in Tokyo with Japanese leaders to draft a rapid, negotiated peace. The plan includes Japan joining the United Nations and securing postwar security assurances amid Cold War pressures.
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Bightower
Washington
United States
Japan
Tokyo
Americas
John Foster
Dulles
State and
Defense Department
Truman
Duli¢t
State Department
Hag
U. S
United Nations
Russia
Plan To Protest Rate Appeal In Southeast Alabama
Representatives from Southeast Alabama towns planned a meeting at Enterprise to protest anticipated telephone rate increases. The gathering aimed to organize residents and petitions to pressure the Public Service Commission in Montgomery for lower rates and improved service.
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Alabama
Enterprise Ship
Eisenhower urges solons to send troops to Europe
Frankfurt dispatch reports General Eisenhower will urge Congress to reinforce Germany with American troops as part of a plan for a broader international army. Republican adviser John Sherman Cooper warns that delaying troops could undermine mutual defense pledges. Eisenhower prepares to lobby German opinion and Congress while signaling a push for quick action.
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Walter G. Ruxole
Frankfurt
Germany
Dwight D. Eisenhower
U. S
Western Europe
Aoarces Gald
Eisenhower
Nis
Eisen
Power
Europe
John Sherman Cooper
Dean Acheson
Cooper
Im m
Munich
Herbert Hoover
Oma Sen
Robert 4. Taft
Elsen- Romee
Congress
Kirt Schumacher
President Faces Fight To Finish On European Aid
Washington reports Sen. Taft vows to push against open ended congressional authority for European aid. Key figures like Sen. George and others signal support and caution as debates over troop commitments and pool ratios intensify amid mounting pressures in the Foreign Relations Committee and Senate.
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Washington
Ohio Republican
Senaes
Trax
Itz Foreign Relations
Vadeh
Mt. Tex Socmiitee
Oes
Tern
Pone Marche
U S Military Goals Stated To Avert Disaster
General Bradley testified before the Senate Preparedness Subcommittee that current U S military plans are sufficient to avert disaster for the country. He said air defenses combined with Canadian efforts could deter a determined enemy, though some bombers might penetrate. He described initial retaliation and noted strategic bases would sustain response, as debate continued on draft extensions and age limits.
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Gress
United States
Senate Preparedness Subcommittee
Joint Chiefa of Staff
Continental
Bradley
U U. S
Defense Department
Monthe
North American
Hunt
D-Wye
Bat
Dwight D
Dothan Brothers Die in Separate Vehicle Collisions
Two Dothan brothers, Bradford Green and Im Green, were killed in separate head on crashes near Ei around midnight Saturday. Bradford rode in a car while Im Green, from Louisville, drove a truck. Several others were injured. City Water Department officials sought further details.
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Bradford Green
Hogs Green
Louisville
Page
City Water Department
Green
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