Soviet consulates cut as U S and Moscow clash over Kasenkina case
The United States and Soviet Union exchange sharp notes after Russia orders a halt to consular dealings and closes New York and San Francisco posts. Moscow cites U S failure to surrender Kasenkina and notes photostatic copies of two letters she wrote. Kasenkina recalls wartime flight and remains reluctant to return. Local draft notices outline August 30 registrations for men born in 1923 with others born in 1923 to register August 31 to September 1.
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Marshall
Moscow
Washington
Russia
New York
San Francisco
U.S
State Department
Quest
Oksana
Kasenkina
Lomakin
Reed Farm
New York City
York
Nxt Ta
Registration delays due to unfinished board setup
Government plans to start registration here were postponed as the board is not yet operating and a full time paid clerk remains unfurnished. The schedule originally set for Monday was not met, with men born in 1922 after August noted among those affected.
Law stance and labor act debate cited by O Mahoney
Senator O Mahoney argues repeal is unlikely and calls for revision in key sections of the act. He warns the law has spurred bootlegging in labor relations as employers and unions skirt contract terms. The piece references International contracts and farm agreement guidance to locals. Obscure notes on fire mortality and animal lifespans conclude the fragment.
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O’mahoney
ASK
International
the International
U. S
James W. Montee
Los Angeles
Washington
Montee
Truman
Williamsburg
International Seundphoto
Crash at Hickam Field Destroys Substation and Injures Airmen
A Superfort crashed into a concrete power substation on Hickam field taxiway causing an explosion and loss of lights. Four airmen survived, rushed to Tripler Army General Hospital in serious condition. Engine hurled 100 feet, wreckage scattered over a 100 yard square area. Names of the dead and injured withheld pending kin notification.
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Songun
Hickam Field
Tripler Army General Hospital
Air Force
Shootings in border zone lead to death of American agent
An American agent was wounded and died after crossing into the American zone following a shooting. Bavarian police seized a Th ingian officer as others fled. American officials took the wounded agent to a hospital where he died. Bavarian authorities said the U S Army now leads the investigation with no comment from American intelligence.
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Lincoln
New Orleans
London
England
Iris Carpenter
London Daily Mail
Scommueu
Rrone
U. S Army
Delmar James Frazier
Martinez
Cal
Frazier
Saipan
United States
Mary Ellen Snyder
Quirk Land
U. S
Berlin
Thomas P. Headen
Information Services
Headen
Potsdamer Platz
International
Carnival Queen freed after 18 days in Germam occupation zone
Lt Sherman Turner of Council Bluffs Iowa and Roland Myers of Brooklyn North Carolina were released after being held by Soviet forces in Berlin for 18 days. They had been charged with illegally crossing into the Soviet zone and taking photographs.
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Germmany
Sherman Turner
Council Bluffs
Roland Myers
Brooklyn
N.C
Turner
Berlin
Colonel Lanza outlines Russia world domination plan
Colonel Conrad Hf Lanza retired U S Army of Manchester New Hampshire in the Field Artillery Journal describes a four phase timetable for world domination. Phase one consolidates Communist satellites in western Europe phase two overruns Italy France and Germany phase three aims at England and phase four targets the United States. His views are stated as personal.
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Conrad Hf. Lanza
U.S. Army
Manchester
N. H
Field Artillery Journal
Russia
Lanza
Europe
Italy
France
Germany
England
U.S
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Allie Lee
Lee
James Croslin
Star Comands
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Selective Service
I. W. Hart
Selective Service Information
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Acclaim World Church Assembly
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Robert W. Searle
Assembly of the World Council of Churches
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