Berlin May Issue Own Currency And Soviet Move At Berlin
British military officials condemned a unilateral Soviet order dismissing the Berlin central coal organization director as an attempt to undermine the city government. In Kosenkina news a Soviet consul asked to send a surgeon after her hospital condition improved but doctors say consultation only.
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Ilies
Mueckenberger
Roosevelt Hospital
Oksana Stepanovna Kosenkina
Kosenkina
Grant Pennoyer
Yakov M. Lomakin
Pennoyer
Lomakin
U S Car Bought Abroad After Waiting Here
A London dealer charged a $41 handling fee and a $2387 price for a Studebaker model. Wells reportedly saw the car on display in London and planned to use it there. Foreign dealers sometimes sell to U S buyers who transfer ownership abroad to avoid U S limits.
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Ollie
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London
Wells
Great Britain
Displa
Atom Energy Project Workers Strike Over Union Recognition
Workers at the atomic weapons center, employed in maintenance, service operations, and construction of new facilities, walked out seeking union recognition. They are organized under the building trades council of the AFL, and officials warn the walk-out risks serious damage to the nation’s atomic weapons program.
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Building Trades Council
AFL
Spread Out Areas Compare to Montana Size
The article notes that all non Alaska United States possessions would fit within a smaller area than Montana. It also states that scheduled airlines employ five ground staff for every pilot in the air.
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United States
Alaska
Montana
Shaw Proposes New Political Dictionary for Clarity
London dated August 19 George Bernard Shaw urged a parliamentary committee to create a political dictionary to standardize terms and restore clear discourse to prevent verbal confusions that risk war He argued that nations must share exact wording to avoid miscommunication and disastrous cross purposes with liars needing precise language.
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London
George Bernard Shaw
Shaw
Times of London
Russia
CAP Planes Search For Youth
Four planes from the North Carolina Civil Air Patrol began a search for 4 year old Larry Schwartz of Charlotte after he drowned last Friday near Cherry Grove Beach. Maj. Norman Young said a dozen more planes would join the effort tomorrow and Saturday.
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S&s. C
North Carolina
Civil Air Patrol
Larry Schwartz
Charlotte
N. C
Cherry Grove Beach
Norman Young
New Deal Attorneys Summoned in Communist Inquiries
President Truman defends confidential federal employe files while congress probes alleged disloyalty. Three new witnesses expected as Hiss and Chambers hearings near, with Nixon guiding spadework and GOP leaders seeking access to records. Dexter White dies after a heart attack, former Treasury aide linked to Bentley’s spy rings. Truman says he likes Dewey personally despite political rivalry.
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GOP
Truman
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House Committee
Washington
Rep
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R-Calif
Hiss
Whittaker
Chambers
New York
Harry Dexter White
Elizabeth Bentley
Hummer
Fitzwilliam
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Tito’s Rule Regretted Not Communism Says Times
British editorialized that Yugoslav officers Jovanovic and two others attempted a dramatic escape into Romania. The Times asserted their sympathies lay with Romania, not Greece Austria or Italy, and that their regret was for Tito’s rule rather than communism.
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Jovanovic
Romania
Greece
Austria
Italy
Times
Tito
Growth in farm productivity from 1890 to 1940
The Britannica notes a doubling in output per agricultural worker from eight people in 1890 to sixteen in 1940, reflecting advances in farming efficiency over half a century.
Live Hog Prices Hit New Alltime Highs in Chicago
Chicago reports a record surge in live hog prices with $31.75 per cwt, surpassing $31.50 and later $31.85 for Hamp Shire hogs. A 40 head load averaging 215 pounds yielded about $2,700, sold to an eastern buyer. An airline stewardess must also be a registered nurse.
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Chicago
Don’t Neglect Slipping False Teeth
Public notice urges proper care for loose dentures with a line of dental adhesive powder. It promotes a sprinking product that keeps dentures securely in place for talking eating and laughing, claiming comfort and confidence. Available at drug stores.
GOP Pledges Strong Price Support Plan in Farm Policy
The GOP backers a long range farm program emphasizing soil conservation irrigation and animal agriculture along with a strong parity price support. Dewey spoke in Oregon asserting labor costs must be considered in pricing and criticized the administration for expedient policies and attacks on farmers cooperatives.
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Conwallis
Ore
Oregon
Interior Department of Western Resources
Army Chief Bradley Races Segregation Policy Stance
Army Chief of Staff General Omar N. Bradley says the Army will not change its racial segregation policies as it is not pursuing social reforms. The statement frames the military stance amid debates on integration and civil rights within service ranks.
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Omar N. Bradley
Army
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