Talks Begin Again On Buffer Zone Midwest Commies On List
Washington dispatch reports renewed focus on communist activity in key industrial centers as Rep. Potter says the House Un American Activities Committee has expanded its city by city study. Justice Department prosecutions under the Smith Act target leaders like Schneiderman as coast to coast investigations resume.
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Washington
California
Detroit
Charles E. Potter
R-Mich
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Potter
Detroit Party
Justice Department
William Schneiderman
Schneiderman
Russia
New York
Progress in Oil Talks Between Iran and Britain
Averell Harriman met with British leaders in London to press Britain to accept Iran’s offer to renew talks over their oil dispute. After a 2.5 hour session with Prime Minister Attlee and key ministers, Harriman emerged smiling, signaling possible progress toward renewed negotiations with Iran.
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London
Averell Harriman
Iran
Truman
Attlee
Harriman
No. 10
Downing Street
Europe
Morrison
Lee
Baker
Ave
Richard R. Stokes
Conemgenie
Walter Glaora
William
Todas Eben Street
Eg Oye
Tito Vows West Will Aid Yugoslavia Against Soviets
Belgrade reports Premier Tito declares the West will defend Yugoslavia denouncing Molotov's Poland trip as a move to cow Poles. He recalls Soviet mass exiles to Siberia and warns of a renewed epoch of war if Yugoslavia falls to the USSR.
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Tito
Europe
West
America
England
France
Molotov
Poland
Yugoslavia
Paratroopers To Jump In War Games
Paratroopers from an advance attack unit of 4 500 will drop Monday near Maxton Base North Carolina as part of force Southern Pines war games August 13 to September 2. 72 cargo planes will airlift the unit from Maxton. the drop zones are Holland and Luzon.
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Maxton Air Base
N. C
Fort Bragg
Troop Carrier Command
434Th
Atterbury Air Force Base
Indiana
Miami
Fla.) International
Hensley Air Force Base
Texas
Memphis (Tenn
The
Rhine
Holland
Luzon
T Carrier Command
Lincolnton Man Dies In Automobile Crash
A 22 year old Lincolnton man, James Paul Lybrand, was killed when the car he rode in left Highway 150 west of Mooresville and hit a tree. The driver, Stowe Henry Chapman of Crouse, will be charged with manslaughter. authorities say he was intoxicated. Chapman was pinned but not seriously injured and remained under guard at a local hospital.
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Mooresville
N. C
Lincolnton
Highway 150
Here
Iredell
Marvin W. Raymer
James Paul Lybrand
Charlie Rumple
Stowe Henry Chapman
Crouse
Lincoln County
Chapman
State TWUA Backing For Action Seen
Greensboro reports a majority of North Carolina TWUA locals are expected to back the pre convention committee for democracy in the TWUA formed in New York to oppose Emil Rieve. The rump group pledged 100000 dollars to finance the revolt, as leaders from Greensboro and 10 other NC locals attend the Gotham meetings.
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Greensboro
North Carolina
Textile Workers Union of America
CIO
Cleveland
New York
Lewis Conn
North Caro
Gotham
George Baldanzi
Rieve
Conn
May Press For Stricter Controls As Prices Rise
Washington reports President Truman weighs new price controls amid rising costs and possible congressional clashes. Price Stabilizer DiSalle cites nonfarm items and foods where profits track costs, signaling broad administration action if Congress stalls. Burnet Maybank proposes meat quotas with hearings, while auto and electronics terms shift and rent controls face updates.
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Michael V. DiSalle
Burnet R. Maybank
D-Sd
Senate Banking Committee
Rails Promised First Priority In Flood Area
Kansas City report says top priority is restoration of transportation in the Missouri River flood belt from St. Louis westward. Federal agencies coordinate to allocate about 80 million dollars for rehabilitation as 300000 people are displaced and 40000 homes destroyed across 39 cities with 700 bridges damaged in Kansas. The Reconstruction Finance Corp stands ready to housing displaced families.
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Kansas City
St. Louis
Missouri River House
Missouri
Kansas
Howse
United Press series examines Soviet power life and aims
The United Press presents a six part series on the Soviet Union through official and non official sources. Donald J. Gonzales chief diplomatic correspondent of the United Press in Washington leads the project.
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Russia
Soviet Union
United Press
Moscow
Donald J. Gonzales
The
Washington
Negotiators Far Apart Over Buffer Zone at Kaesong Talks
The 13th U N and Communist negotiations opened at Kaesong amid hard bargaining on a buffer zone along the 38th Parallel. Allied demands seek to keep the line as the base, while Red proposals call for broader military control and cessation terms remain unsettled.
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U. N
Korea
United Nations
Kaesong
North Korea
Washington
U S Holds Firm on Buffer Zone Demand in Korea Talks
Washington dispatch reports the United States will not concede on a buffer zone along the existing battle line in Korea and will seek strict inspection after an armistice. Dean Rusk prepares to take a week of vacation as U S and UN allies push for the line while exploring possible follow up talks.
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Thea
United Nations
7 Joy
John M. Hightower
Washington
Matthew B. Ridgway
U.N
Korea
United States
Kaesong
Ridgway
Dean Rusk
California
Jend
Rusk
Con
U. S
Black Hand Linked With Drug Ring Exposed in Major Bust
Federal agents arrest 10 operatives in what prosecutors call the nation’s largest narcotics ring case. The $30 million heroin smuggling network is tied to deported racketeer Charles Luciano and the Sicilian Black Hand. Bail set from $10,000 to $100,000. some suspects in Italy or on Ellis Island.
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New York
Charles
Black Hand
Senate Crime Investigating
United States
Luciano
New York City
Italy
Ellis Island
Gov
Thomas E. Dewey
Pawling
N.Y
Cha
KSO
U.S
Louis I Kaplan
France
Jaly
Lucky Luciano
Roth
Rome
Agnano
Naples
Parents urged to report teen narcotics use to police
Dr. Lois Higgins of the Chicago Bureau of Crime Prevention urged parents to take their children to the police as soon as narcotics use is detected. She warned lack of supervision fuels teen addiction and described how marijuana, cocaine, and heroin are often introduced by peers and suppliers at parties.
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Chicago
Lois Higgins
Bureau Chicago Crime Prevention
Johnny
Gianninae
Higgins
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Harri
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U. S. State Department
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