Polish Split Tests Moscow Control in Polish Reds Crisis
The Polish Communist Party faces a major split as up to half its 1,000,000 members revolt against the Moscow line and push for peasant village socialization. Warsaw convenes a council of war to quell dissidents while signaling full liquidation against those who refuse to follow Marxist-Leninist policy. The wider question centers on whether Polish and Yugoslav defiance signals a shift toward nationalist sovereignty within Soviet satellites.
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Holeshaas Bierut
Polish National Council
Siberia
Dis
West Coast Strikes Hope For Settlement Amid Truck Tieup
Hope rose for early settlement of West Coast strikes disrupting commerce as CIO Oil Workers Union met Shell officials to end California idle time for 15,000 members. In New York 3,500 New Jersey drivers joined 10,000 others on picket lines, curtailing groceries and milk deliveries. Longshore unions on the West Coast planned separate talks while vowing to stay united. Oil supplies warned to last only 10 days, with fuel limited to essential services.
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United Press
New York City
San Francisco
Pacific
CIO Oil Workers Union
Shell OW Company
California
New York
New Jersey
New York Daily Mirror
Hill endorses states' rights plus federal duties
Senator Hill of Ajla argues states' rights must yield to federal action on rights and welfare, citing GE Bill of Rights, old age pensions, federal health and school aid, child labor bans, minimum wages, and collective bargaining. He warns of looming global conflict and urges balanced federal leadership over states.
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Birmingham
Hill
D-Ajla
Tabor
Surprised Aviator Pockets $16 500 As Thompson Winner
Anson L. Johnson of Miami Springs Fla surprised 80 000 spectators by winning the Thompson trophy at the National Air Races in Cleveland. His average speed of 383.767 mph came from a 46 minute 54 second 300 mile run on the Nile rectangular course. Several favorites dropped out due to mechanical trouble, while Bruce E. Raymond and Wilson V. Newhall were among the old timers finishing. Herman R. Salmon won the Goodyear trophy race for midget planes at 109.6 mph, a new record. The Air Force noted its F 86 averaged 609.48 mph on three timed passes, but the full record requires four.
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Anson L. Johnson
Miami Springs
Fla
Johnson
National Air Lines
Charles I. Brown
Indianapolis
Cook Cleland
Richard Becker
Toledo
Brown
Bruce E. Raymond
Hammond
Ind
Wilson V. Newhall
Chicago
Herman R. Salmon
van Nuys
Calif
Steve Wittman
Oshkosh
Wis
Air Force
Muroc
Cotton quotas loom as Brannon decision nears
Alabama farmers watch Secretary Brannon on next year’s cotton quotas. If quotas are proclaimed, farmers vote by Dec 15. The law triggers quotas if total supply hits 107 percent of normal, based on a 10 year average plus current trends.
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A. W. Jones
API Extension Service
Auburn
Ala
Alabama
Secretary of Agriculture
Brannon
U. S
PMA
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Montgomery
Florida Supreme Court Reopens After Summer Recess
The Florida Supreme Court reconvened in Tallahassee after a month long summer recess. A heavy docket of important cases was listed for the new term.
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High Court
Tallahasser
Florida Supreme Court
Family Wants Jail After Fine Refusal
Sheriff Ralph Welker ordered Mr. and Mrs. John Bowen and their son Bob to leave jail after serving a $10 fine and costs for intoxication. Mrs. Bowen pleaded they stay another week due to a $54 monthly pension and no food, but the sheriff refused.
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Ralph Welker
John Bowen
Bob
Slow cooking guides mature poultry to simmering perfection
The saying favors long, gentle heat over rapid boiling for mature poultry. This method emphasizes steady simmering to preserve moisture and develop richer flavor.
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