Kremlin Inquiries Promise Interesting Proceedings
AP analyst notes that Kremlin discussions with Stalin and his captains on joining the European recovery plan will be revealed later. Paris talks with France and Britain set for next Friday as Moscow weighs cooperation with the Marshall Plan and its impact on Communist expansion in the West.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
Kremlin
Stalin
Marshall
France
Britain
Paris
Moscow plans and Western doubts on postwar Europe
Analysis argues whether the Soviet Union will join Western efforts to rehabilitate Europe or pursue its own zone of influence. It notes Moscow’s hidden aims in central Europe, the risk of Moscow delaying German recovery, and Pravda’s claim that the USSR seeks peaceful cooperation despite different economic systems.
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Stalin
Soviet Union
Britain
America
Germany
Austria
Europe
Moscow
Russia
General Marshall
United Nations Security Council
Pravda
Communist Party
Warm Springs to Dedicate Roosevelt Little White House Shrine
More than 2,000 people are expected at Warm Springs Georgia for ceremonies dedicating the little white house as a national shrine in memory of Franklin D Roosevelt. The event marks the Warm Springs Foundation's 20th anniversary as Basil O Connor receives the deed on behalf of Gov. Thompson with Josephus Daniels introducing him.
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Warm Springs
Georgia
Little White House
Roosevelt
Te Foundation
Josephus Daniels
Basil O'Connor
Warm Springs Foundation
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
O'Connor
American Red Cross
White House
Government's Claim to Oil Land Upheld
The Supreme Court ruled 6-2 that the federal government owns submerged lands off the California coast starting at low tide to three miles seaward. California contested ownership and had about 100 leases for oil withdrawals. The value of the deposits was estimated in the billions. Justice Black delivered the opinion.
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Washington
Supreme Court
California
United States
Black
Eisenhower House Becomes Shrine in Abilene
The frame house in Abilene Kansas where Dwight D Eisenhower and his five brothers grew up was dedicated as a National Shrine. The ceremony included Milton Eisenhower president of Kansas State College, who presented the deed to C M Harger editor and president of the Eisenhower Memorial foundation, securing the $1,000,000 memorial project.
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Abilene
Kas
Gen
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Milton Eisenhower
Kansas State College
C. M. Harger
Eisenhower Memorial Foundation
Paul Robeson to Sing in Winston-Salem Next Sunday
Paul Robeson, a Negro baritone, will perform in Winston-Salem next Sunday under the auspices of local 22 tobacco workers union CIO Morando Smith educational director announced. Edward K. McRae international representative spoke at a meeting about consolidating and restoring the jobs of 481 Reynolds Tobacco workers left unemployed since the strike was settled.
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Winston-Salem
Paul Robeson
Tobacco Workers Union, Cio
Morando Smith
Edward K. McRae
Reynolds Tobacco Company
Bodies in Trees After Fiji Island Explosion
A June report from Suva states two native men and seven boys died when a 250 pound bomb exploded on Rotuma Island. The device, jettisoned from an American aircraft, was found by fishers and later carried home by a villager before the blast sent body fragments into coconut trees.
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Suva
Fiji Islands
Rotuma
Vilage
Weather mark shattered in Charlotte heat record
A 66 year record fell in Charlotte as the sunrise temperature dropped to 2.8 degrees, two degrees below the previous June 23 minimum. The mercury reached 55 degrees in 1881. Carolinas readings ranged from 70 to 55 as summer began.
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Charoltte
Charlotte
Carolinas
British Linked With Hungarian Intrigue
Hungary's communist government released a 150 page white paper alleging British involvement in plans to restore the Hapsburg monarchy in Hungary and Austria. The document cites Maj. Gen. Zoltan Szugyi and accuses ex-Premier Ferenc Nagy of ordering armed formations.
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Budapest
Hungary
Austria
Ary
Ferenc Nagy
Zoltain Szugyi
Aeronautics Meet Set for Charlotte
Thirty maintenance inspectors from North and South Carolina will attend a Civil Aeronautics Administration conference in Charlotte to promote safety in private flying. CAA district headquarters at Charlotte Raleigh and Columbia will be represented.
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Charlotte
North
South Carolina
Civil Aeronautics Administration
CAA
Raleigh
Columbia
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