Yugoslavia confronts United States amid Trieste clash
DEWITT MACKENZIE argues Yugoslavia shows hostility toward America as two notes accuse Belgrade of illegal entry into the Allied zone around Trieste and firing on investigators. He notes a missing American transport near the frontier, recalls another forced down, and questions Belgrade’s motive amid Balkan jitters and Western bluff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Z Dewitt MacKenzie
Yugoslavia
America
United States
Trieste
Washington
Yugoslav
U. S
Marshal Tito
Pito
Belgrade
Sam
Voluntary Communications Policy Notice
James Holt Edster outlines that letters to the editor will be published freely if they are not obscene or scurrilous and are for discussions of matters of general interest. Signatures are required, and the notice lists Inland Newspaper Representatives offices in New York and Chicago.
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National
Inland Newspaper Representatives, Inc
New York
Fifth Avenue
N. Y
Chicago
Wrigley Building
Taylor County presses for fair State Senate seat
In a candid appeal Taylor County urges equal representation in the 14th Senatorial district. The writer contends the county has long been neglected and calls for rotation fairness among Marion Monongalia and Taylor, noting eight years since a Taylor senator and fourteen since a contested race. The piece argues traditional upper-house parity and urges neighbors to vote to restore balanced voice.
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Taylor
Senate
Taylor County
M. M. Neely
Marion County
Charley Hodges
Monongalia
Taylor Counties
Britain May See Labour Government Lose Support Says Forbes
In Europe, B C Forbes reports in line with many English observers that the British Labour Government may not win re election or survive its full term. Unemployment housing shortages and 50 percent income tax depress working people while subsidies to farmers keep food prices low, raising costs for others. Business leaders fear conditions worsen for two to three years with a possible political shift. A Bible Thought for Today follows.
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B.C. Forbes
Europe
England
Churchill
Lily Pons Cancels Mexico City Performances
Opera star Lily Pons announced she would cancel shows in Mexico City and return to the United States. Doctors advised rest due to exhaustion and the altitude affecting her.
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Mexico
CCITY
Lily Pons
United States
Mexico City
Health official to resign and rest after Sept 1
Dr J E Offner said he will return to Fairmont for a rest and then resume practice there once his resignation as state health commissioner takes effect September 1.
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Charleston
J. E. Offner
Fairmont
Over The Radio Dials Tonight By C. E. Butterfield
New York August reports Rudy Vallee plans a NBC return, a Tuesday half hour starting September after a vacation from spring. The latest Nielsen hopper shows detective mysteries and quiz shows dominating, with Jack Haley, Hit Parade, and Screen Guild dramas among leaders. CBS and ABC discuss Food Prices with Price Decontrol board members from Washington as Tuesday night listings include Vallee and other programs.
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C. E. Butterfield
New York
Rudy Valee
Vallee
NBC
Jack Haley
Screen Guild
Big Town
Kay Kyser
CBS
ABC
Washington
88th Division Parade Near Morgan Line Impresses Yugoslav Viewers
In Gorizia Italy on August 20 the U S 88th Division staged a bold display of American military power close to the Morgan line. Tito's Yugoslav soldiers watched through glasses as the parade unfolded, signaling strength and readiness in the region.
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Goriza
Italy
U. S
America
Danish Middies Introduce American Dance On Holger Danske
45 U S Naval academy midshipmen, an admiral’s daughter and 20 friends dined aboard Holger Danske in a Danish world cruise after learning a new dance the Danes call the “Okey-Dokey.” Danish officers danced with American girls, a scene amid Washington social events and embassy chatter.
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Austine Cassin
Central Press
Washington
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis
Crwmmmerneteen
Adm
Stuart Ingersoll
Academy
Royal Danish Navy
Holger Danske
United States
Copenhagen
Charge D'Affaires
Mme
3ang-Jensen
States Maritime Service Adm
Tiffair Knight
Adam Moltke
Crown Prince
Frederick of
Denmark
London
Ambassadors Hotel
Charie Plans Immediate Marriage Amid Family Drama
Charie Charleton, daughter of Mrs. Puttern, and Trent Renner, a Stanton Star reporter, plot a quick marriage after Charie urges a license and elopement to secure their life together. Meanwhile Charie wrestles with her mother’s material concerns and a nervy boarding-house affair as she hides the plan from her mother and contends with Flo Cooley and Doug Cooley’s quiet, comfortable life.
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Mary Fattes
Rise Treme
James Mate
En Soote
Fis
Charis
Doug Cooley
Charie
Ollie Kingdon
Trent Renner
The
Stanton Star
Trent
OPA to defer price ceiling plan if board risks reinstating controls
The article explains OPA may delay announcing ceiling levels if the price controls are ordered back by the board. If the board restores controls, OPA would issue a pricing schedule the following day. Automatic restoration applies to commodities with no board ruling, while OPA may exercise discretionary authority for others.
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OPA
Porter
Congress
Butt
Yugoslav Forces Accused of Attacks Near Allied Zone
A report says Yugoslav troops near Trieste accused of illegal forays into the Allied occupation zone and provoking attacks on American soldiers. The British foreign office protested the invasion in the strongest terms as a transport craft was attacked, with another C-47 forced to land under gunfire. The two fighters closed in southwest of the Yugoslav border, near the area where Yugoslavia does not reach north to join It.
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Trieste
British Foreign Office
London
U. S
Yugoslavia
Udine
Italy
European Air Transport Service
Eyeness
Plant to manufacture ammonia for fertilizer in wartime plan
WN Continment reports plans to build an ammonia plant to supply fertilizer to war devastated European countries. Construction completed early in the war and operated until V-J Day by DuPont. Superintendent W T Mount warns cooling ovens risk ruin and endangering the plant’s future.
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Tom Page
DuPont Company
W. T
Western powers back Turkish hold on Dardanelles
The article indicates Western nations side with Turkey as guardian of the Dardanelles, resisting calls to change control, while demanding future policies be agreed among Black Sea powers. It notes Russian pressure for straits defense and Turkish defense by allied forces.
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U. S
Breeren
Turkey
Dardanelles
Russia
Diname
Salay
Black Sea
Soviet bases on strait blocked by Turkish fears
The report notes objections to granting Soviet military bases on the strait as Turkey and other Black Sea powers fear Russia could gain leverage over smaller nations. The first demand was rejected on this ground, and Turkey’s stance influenced the second point.
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Turkey
Russia
Mississippi Consolidates War on Disorder in Tidbit Pages
Fragmented OCR reveals garbled prose about Garfield and Bill Craft, a search led by Dey Justice via U. S. troops, and a Magee inquiry. A posse questioned individuals as part of a broader effort to quell disorder. Separately, primary nominations loom as Gov. Dewey faces party dynamics and looming senatorial races.
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Mississippi
Garfield
Bill Craft
U. 8
Toxy Hall
Magee
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