Yugoslavia Defies Russia Over UN Vote Stance
Yugoslav Deputy Foreign Minister Ales Bebler accused Moscow of plotting to crush Yugoslavia but said Belgrade would not vote against Soviet moves in the UN assembly simply because they are Soviet inspired. Bebler noted Yugoslavia did not back Russia’s candidates and called the Budapest treason trial a Soviet plot. Premier Tito denounced Hungary’s Rajk verdict as war mongering and a Soviet provocation.
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A. I. Goldberg
New York
Russia
Yugoslavia
United Nations Assembly
Ales Bebler
United Nations
Chile
Hungary
Evard Kardelj
General Assembly
Belgrade
Marshal Tito
Laszlo Rajk
Tito
Rajk
Bebler
Assembly
Vladimir Clementis
Cheir
Hernan Santa Cruz
W A Kale Named New Pastor at Wesley Memorial High Point
Rev W A Kale from First Church Shelby will lead Wesley Memorial Methodist Church High Point succeeding Rev Paul Hardin Jr who moves to Birmingham Ala The Western North Carolina Methodist Conference announced changes including other assignments and district leadership updates.
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Winston-Salem
W. A. Kale
First Church
Shelby
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
High Point
Paul Hardin, Jr
Birmingham
Ala
P Coston Harrell
C. F. Wombe
Ward Street
D. A. Oakley
Oak View
W. G. Me
Main Street
Point
Herman Dunc
W. A. Lambeth
Mefarland
E. N. Jones
Jones
Charlotte
Lee Tuttle
Asheville
First Methodist Church
Emmett Blackard
Central Church
Kale
Duke University
Southern Methodist
Hardin
Wesley Memorial
Twenty Five Candidates Named For UNC Presidency Post
Victor S. Bryant says the Consolidated University of North Carolina search narrows from about 200 to 25 nominees. The trustees committee completed preliminary spadework and will advance to the intensive phase, aiming for faster action though no deadline is set.
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Chapel Hill
Consolidated University of North Carolina
Victor S. Bryant
Durham
Bryant
Board of Trustees
Frank P. Graham
Quebec Jeweler Arrested In Plane Explosion Plot
J Albert Guay of Quebec City was formally charged with murdering his wife Rita Morel amid the Sept 9 Quebec Airways disaster that killed 22. A key witness is Mrs Arthur Pitre, who backed a love triangle motive. Guay faced a preliminary hearing set for Oct 4.
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Quebec
Que
J. Albert Guay
Quebec Airways
Arthur Pitre
Guay
Rene Belec
Rita Morel
Sault Au Cochon
Kennecott Copper Corporation
Alphonse Garon
Court of Sessions
Philippe Chouinard
Chouinard
Big Four May Assemble Soon
The four foreign ministers plan to discuss the Austrian independence treaty as deputies resume talks in New York. Dean Acheson and Ernest Bevin are en route out of New York, with Robert Schuman and Andrei Vishinsky joining later, as Western powers offer concessions on German war assets in eastern Austria.
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London
New York
U. S
Dean Acheson
Ernest Bevin
Robert Schuman
Andrei Vishinsky
State Department
Russia
Austria
Princetown Professor Falls To His Death
Princeton, N J September 24 Prof Frank D Graham 59 Walker professor of international finance at Princeton plunged 70 feet from Palmer stadium top minutes after a 26 14 football victory over Lafayette college He struck the ground outside the stadium and authorities said he apparently was killed instantly His death was listed as accidental.
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Princeton
N. J
Frank D. Graham
Princeton University
Palmer Stadium
Graham
Walker
Uiversity
Lafayette College
GOP Leaders Map Farm Aid and Policy Goals
Sioux City Iowa September 24 Farmers want a stable income tied to fair market prices with minimal direct subsidies and lower controls. They seek greater farm participation in program administration and lower taxes, while Brannan plan support fades as Mundt reports from the National Farm Conference.
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Sioux City
Republicans
Senator Mundt
South Dakota
Farmers and Farm Organization
GOP
Congress
Truman
Munda
Gulf Hurricane Gains Power Off Mexican Coast
A Gulf hurricane strengthened today as it drifted toward the Mexican coast near Tampico. A 5 pm advisory placed the center about 10 miles east of Tampico with winds 80 to 90 mph near the center and gales extending 60 miles. Caution urged for vessels in the storm path and small craft on the lower Texas coast advised to stay in port.
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New Orleans
Mexican
New Orleans Weather Bureau
Tampico
Mexico
Bureau
Texas
Unified Defense Strategy Far West Is Immediate U.S. Aim
American officials in Washington said the reply to Russia's atomic test will be to speed up and reinforce Western unity in military political and economic efforts. Congress pushes the House to adopt the Senate's one billion dollar plan to arm European allies.
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Associated Press
Washington
Sat
Russia
Congress
House
Senate
United States
London
Truman
Europe
Moscow
Budapest
Laszl
Rajk
Communist Party
Red
Hungary
Marshal Tito
Tito
Belgrade
Attlee
Devaluation Impacts Reach American Shoppers
New York report shows early effects of currency devaluation with British woolens and English cars discounting 10 to 20 percent as importers and manufacturers brace for higher costs. Industry observers foresee rising foreign competition and uncertain future for American exports amid cautious optimism.
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New York
United States
Russia Builds Four Atomic Fortresses in Remote Regions
An NEA dispatch cites an escaped Soviet official claiming Russia operates at least four massive atomic fortresses. The centers lie behind vast no man’s land with MVD security, housing hundreds of miles of guarded zones and thousands of laborers, including captured German scientists and Russian experts. Potential blast sites include Sukhum, Karakum Desert, and areas near the Urals, though exact locations remain undisclosed.
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New York
NEA
Russia
United States
Canada
Great Britain
Frederic Joliot-Currie
No-Man's Land
MVD Security Polce
Truman
Devers to be honored with army sendoff in Washington
Four-star General Jacob L. Devers retiring chief of the Army Field Forces will receive a large farewell next Friday at Fort Lesley J. McNair. The parade and review involve units from the 82nd Airborne Division, Third Infantry, DC National Guard, and the 94th Engineer Construction Battalion with a reception hosted by General J Lawton Collins and Mrs. Collins. Devers, a 1909 West Point grad, served in both world wars and led U S Forces in the European theater, the North Africa theater, and the Sixth Army group in France.
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Washington
Army Today
Jacob L. Devers
Army Field Forces
Farmer Devers
Herndon
Fort Lesley J. McNair
82Nd Airborne Division
Third Infantry Regiment
District of Columbia National Guard
94Th Engineer Construction Battalion
J. Lawton Collins
Army
Collins
Devers
West Point
Field Artillery
U. S
North Africa
Sixth Army Group
France
Postwar economy at stake as major strikes loom this week
The nation edges toward pivotal postwar decisions as steel, coal, and Ford strikes threaten idleness and supply chains. CIO United Steelworkers and steel industry talks resume Monday while coal talks with John L. Lewis restart September 29. Ford workers face a 12:01 a m Thursday deadline with possible pension and insurance gains.
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Associated Press
America
Ford Motor Company
CIO United Steelworkers Union
Steel Industry
John L. Lewis
Ford
CIO
United Auto Workers Union
Sweden Holds Cuban On Smuggling Count
A Cuban diplomat Dr Mamiro Arango Y A''sina was detained in Gothenburg after Swedish customs found 12 000 nylon stockings in his luggage. The Foreign Office confirmed the detention was with district attorney approval while he traveled on a diplomatic passport.
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Stockholm
Swedish Foreign Office
Sweden
Mamiro Arango
Sina
Gothenburg
Attornew
Don’t Buy an Atom Bomb Now on Rising Market
HAL BOYLE argues the atomic bomb is impractical for household use and warns the era has become frightening and unworthy of dignity. He notes no resale value, limitless delivery modes, and the futility of individuals trying to shield themselves, urging disarmament and diplomacy.
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Boyle
Hal Boyle
New York
United Nations
Hiroshima
Abraham Lincoln
Wea
Veterans Enroll Deadline Extended Under GI Bill
The Veterans Administration set November 1 as the new enrollment deadline for veterans re entering training or changing courses under the GI Bill. VA extends to avoid hardship and notes a new eligibility certificate after Nov 1 will list the chosen course and school for quick screening under the law.
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Washington
Veterans Administration
Carl R. Gray, Jr
Bruce Slated For Arms Administrator
Washington dispatch says James Bruce former ambassador to Argentina is slated to be administrator of the foreign arms aid program. Bruce lives in Baltimore and New York and joined the state department this week as consultant. He left Buenos Aires Sept 1 after two years of service and was a banker and financier and top executive at the National Dairy Product Corp. Congress aims to reconcile differing versions of the arms program.
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Washington
James Bruce
Argentina
Bruce
Baltimore
New York
State Department
Buenos Aires
National Dairy Product Corporation
Congress
Washington faces new atomic policy challenge
Washington officials aim to unite Britain Canada and the United States in a strengthened atomic partnership and craft a unified defense strategy for America and western Europe under the North Atlantic Treaty. Secretary Acheson attends UN meetings amid global repercussions from Truman's disclosure about Soviet atomic developments.
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Washington
America
Russia
West
Truman
Britain
Canada
Europe
New York
Acheson
Assembly of the United Nations
Conta
Kevin Britain
Schuman
France
Beaten 11-Year-Old Joins Lima Mystery Body Found
The beaten body of Joanne Lynn, 11, missing since Monday, was found in a locust grove two miles south of Lima New York. State police say she was fully clothed except for a missing sweater and appear to have been killed by assault. Norma Marsden 14 found the body while gathering chicory nuts near the area.
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Lima
N. Y
Joanne Lynn
Norma Marsden
New York
C. E. Cobb
Livingston County
Arthur D. McCaughey
Joanne
Hemlock
Rochester
General Lucius Clay Named President of Ecusta Paper Co
General Lucius D. Clay former U S European commander will take the Ecusta Paper Corp presidency in Pisgah Forest N C on October 1 Harry H Straus founder and president becomes chairman Ecusta organized ten years ago is the world s largest cigarette paper maker and will relocate the Clays to Biltmore Forest near Asheville NC
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Asheville
Lucius D. Clay
U. S
Europe
Ecusta Paper Corporation
Pisgah Forest
N. C
Harry H. Straus
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