Truman's Name May Not Make Alabama's Ballot
Alabama may be the only state where Truman cannot appear on the November ballot as the Democratic Party factions split. Louisiana dropped Truman and Thurmond Wright slate contests loom. Georgia chairs a special session to untangle the election tangle while Mississippi allows Truman electors.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Truman
Louisiana
Georgia
Mississippi
Democratic Party
Thurmond-Wright
J. Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
Fielding Wright
Earl K. Long
House
Senate
M. K. Thompson
Democratic Committee
Truman Democrats
Tass Charges Violation of Potsdam Plan
The Soviet News Agency Tass says the Berlin crisis stems from Western currency reform and dismembering Germany, blaming the United States Britain and France. Tass cites August Kremlin talks and the land blockade of Berlin as responses to Western policy in West Berlin and Germany.
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London
Tass
Berlin
United States
Britain
France
Potsdam
Moscow Radio
Germany
Russia
Kremlin
Soviet Plans To Maneuver Over Airlift
Soviet officials announced maneuvers across western airlift lanes near Berlin extending from Perleberg to Finsterwalde. U S fliers reported no Soviet aircraft sighted as four power flight rules require above 10 000 feet. American officials questioned the move but noted no incidents occurred despite continued airlift of supplies.
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Berlin
U. S
Perleberg
Finsterwalde
Vincent Goodin
B. E. Steadman
Armed Forces Division
Greece may chase guerrillas across Balkan borders
Greek Foreign Minister Tsaldaris warned the UN may fail to end border aggression and Greece could pursue communist guerrillas into Yugoslavia and Albania. Athens accused Albania and Yugoslavia of aiding the rebels led by Markos Vafiades as Stratos urged UN and Western sanctions to halt cross border attacks.
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United Nations
Greece
Yugoslavia
Albania
U. N
Balkan
Tsardaris
Verrilas
U.N
Athens
George Stratos
Stratos
Markos Vafiades
Markos
Tsaldaris
Trade Parley Opens In Geneva Tomorrow
In Geneva Switzerland on September 25 delegates from the United States and most European nations except Spain gather for a trade and industrial development conference proposed by Russia. The meeting will survey possibilities for west east trade across Europe and open Monday.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Russia
United States
Spain
Europe
NLRB Uses Injunctions Sparingly Under Taft Hartley Law
Washington report shows the NLRB used injunctions 31 times in 13 months under Taft Hartley with 18 against unions and one against an employer. Denham sought most injunctions to halt secondary boycotts sympathy strikes and disputes over union shop contracts. John L. Lewis figures prominently in two voluntary court actions resulting in bargaining and a compromise while a final court test on union shop rules looms.
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Washington
National Labor Relations Board
Robert N. Denham
Denham
Lewis
John L. Lewis
T. Alan Goldsborough
Goldsborough
Supreme Court
NLRB
Last Hour Back Today
New York September 25 Daylight saving time ends at 2 am Sunday in most zones. About 53 million people can gain an extra hour of sleep or an early start as clocks go back one hour to standard time. 60 million affected overall, including New England and mid Atlantic states. California and Nevada stay on daylight time due to a power shortage.
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New York
Connecticu
Maine
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
New Jersey
Rhode Island
California
Nevada
Peron Reshapes Cabinet After Plot Against Leader
Argentina’s President Juan Peron accepted Navy Minister Rear Admiral Fidel Anadon’s resignation and named Enrique Garcia as new foreign minister as part of a cabinet shake-up. Anadon denied links to an alleged assassination plot amid arrests of 17 suspects including two navy chaplains. Police unveiled plans to seize key sites and exploit a presidential death.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Juan Peron
Fidel Anadon
Juan Bramuglia
U.N
Paris
Anadon
Peron
Enrique Garcia
Navy
John Griffith
U. S
Luis Serrao
Moscow Denies Downing Arab Passenger Plane
Tass reports the fighter that shot down an Arab passenger plane over Lebanon was not a Soviet Yak. Two British reporters and an Arab were killed. Arab legion in Trans-Jordan claims a Jewish fighter plane destroyed the transport. Beirut dispatch says the attacker was a Yak fighter.
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London
Tass
Lebanon
Arab Legion
Trans-Jordan
Beirut
Dewey outlines production upsurge as core of six point plan
In San Francisco on September 25 Governor Thomas E. Dewey urged a six point program to curb inflation and boost production. He called for capable leadership in Washington, reduced government excess, debt relief, and protections against market manipulation while stressing a massive upsurge in American enterprise.
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San Francisco
Thomas E. Dewey
Dewey
America
Harold E. Stassen
Edwin W. Pauley
New York
Truman Attacks Rep Condero Aboard Campaign Train
President Truman attacked Representative Condero aboard the campaign train as the Sept. 25 event drew attention to tensions on the presidential tour.
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Truman
Rep
Condero
George Coble Renamed Head of Foundation
North Carolina Dairy Foundation reelected George S. Coble of Lexington as president at its annual meeting in Raleigh. J. Melville Broughton urged state dairy output growth to avoid economic pain while noting the foundation's key role. Treasures reported contributions at 108 340 59 with Mose Kiser and R B Beam named to top posts.
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Raleigh
North Carolina Dairy Foundation
George S. Coble
Lexington
J. Melville Broughton
U. S. Senate
Standard of
North Carolina
J. G. Vann
Coble
Mose Kiser
Greensboro
Vann
R. B. Beam
Terms Report On Atomic Spy Activity
An official tied to the House Un-American Activities committee says its forthcoming report on atomic espionage will shock the public. It claims Roosevelt Truman and Attorney General Clark knew Soviet agents in a professional spyline stole atomic secrets. The report also hints scientists at the Manhattan project faced attempted thefts at the University of Chicago. Secondary findings mention stolen atomic material.
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Washington
House Un-American Activities Committee
Roosevelt
Truman
Tom C. Clark
Clark
Vail
Bill
Manhattan
University of Chicago
Aren
Israel's Fate To Be Debated At UN Session
Paris dispatch reports the United Nations may hold a full scale debate next week on Israel's future. Arabs claim all Palestine while the key question is Israel's size. Debates may start in multiple committees. Count Bernadotte's proposals are set for discussion in the political committee.
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Paris
United Nations
Israel
Palestine
Holy Land
Folke Bernadotte
Social Committee
Reds seize Tsinan reshaping Chinese war balance
The fall of Tsinan shifts Communist control across north China and threatens Nanking. The article notes a trained Red army, a weakened Chiang Kai-shek, and a wary U S stake in 450 million Chinese, who may turn to Communism if their needs go unmet.
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San Francisco
China
Tsinan
Shaniing Province
Chiang Kaiek
North China
Tsingtao
Shantung
United States Navy
Peipling-Tientsin
Peiping-Mukden
Shanhankuan
Great Wall
Mukden
Changchun
Manchuria
Chinhsien
Hulatao
Yangtze
Nanking
Chiang Kai-Shek
Tsiwan
Indian Ocean
Siberia
America
Russia
U. S
Berlin Crisis Deepens as Soviet Demands Transport Statement
London Paris and Washington received a non disclosed Soviet reply to the four power Berlin note amid preparations for winter airlift and an allied defense ministers meeting in Paris. Vishinsky accused Western leaders of planning an atomic war and urged deep arms cuts while the United States welcomed limited arms control steps.
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London
Russia
Vna
Moscow
Berlin
Germany
Associated Press
Paris
Washington
Andrei Vishinsky
United Nations General Assembly
United States
Hector McNeil
U. S
Vishinsky
U.N
Kremlin
Soviet Union
Tokyo Rose Broadcaster Charged With Treason
Mrs Iva Toguri Aquino a 32 year old California born Japanese was charged with treason for alleged Tokyo Rose propaganda broadcasts during World War II The government filed the charge as she arrived in San Francisco aboard the General H F H awaiting arraignment before U S Commissioner Francis St J Fox Family stood by as she was questioned by the FBI and escorted to the commissioner's office for processing.
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Iva Toguri Aquino
Japan
D’aquino
FBI
U. S
Francis St. J. Fox
Fox
Jun Toguri
Clark Street
Chicago
June Hort
Los Angeles
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