Stalin Points Taken Apart By State Department
Washington AP reports Stalin listed 11 problems for U S Soviet talks. State Department replies that most are long standing and Moscow blocked or hindered solutions. Article summarizes each point with U S position and notes possible disagreements.
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Stalin
Washington
Premer Josef Stalin
Russia
State Department
Henry Wallace
Wallace
United Nations
U.S
Luciano May Return to U S After Election Says ARI
Italian agency ARI reports from Palermo that Charles Luciano, once New York’s vice boss, believes he can return to the United States after the 1948 presidential election. He was deported as an undesirable alien after a vice conviction, later linked to narcotics interests in Havana before Cuban authorities sent him back to Sicily.
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Charles Marck Luciano
New York
Beieves
United States
Palermo
Sicily
Luciano
U. S
Thomas E. Dewey
New York City
Havana
Cuba
Robert Ruark
Scripps - Howard
America
Panester
Ralph Liguori
Tepor
Tarciana
Investor says he sold interests in three clubs in Italian night business
In a statement the entrepreneur claimed to have exited the Italian night club ventures operat ing here for the past two years and was seeking a trade for a movie theater, signaling a broader shift in his entertainment holdings.
Virginia fugitive eludes Dauphin County jail escapee found in Charlottesville
Harrisburg reports Edgar Via, sought in Virginia for escaping a state penal farm, turned up in Charlottesville after escaping from Dauphin County. The case involves a transfer dispute over extradition and custody of Via between Virginia and Pennsylvania authorities.
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Harrisburg
Virginia
Edgar Via
Charlottesville
Dauphin County
Via
Crash Landing Next For Stalled Fliers
The Pensacola Fliers slipped to fifth as the Jackson Senators climbed in the Southeastern League standings after a 10-4 defeat, while Montgomery edged Gadsden 7-6 to maintain a five game lead over Jack.
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Y Unites Press
Pensacola Fliers
Montgomery
Jackson Senators
Rebels
Pensacola
Gadsden
Jack
Baseball standings and multiple county reports item
Meridien 21 led by Guuse with a five hit game helped Meridian finish third as Vicksburg placed third following Woodward’s two five-inning hits for Selma in the Cube’s fourth at Anniston. Brunke of Montgomery scattered seven safeties as Gadsden faults were offset and Jackson edged Penacola with a late attack in the seventh. Guise stopped Meridian’s late surge at one in the ninth while Vicksburg initial runs helped the Billies win. Palka allowed eight hits in the loss.
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Vicksburg
Billies
Peps
Palka
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