Legion Favors Aid to Anti Red Chinese
The American Legion urged U S support for patriotic Chinese groups fighting communists, adopting a resolution by the foreign relations committee. It called for immediate U N backed regional defense in the Pacific and Far East, and endorsed the United Nations, the Marshall Plan and the North Atlantic pact.
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Philadelphia
American Legion
United States
Legion
China
Veterans’ Organization
U. S
Ead
Pacific
United Nations
Marshallion
Atlantic
Margaret Does Not Like the Missouri Waltz
Jefferson City Missouri Aug 31 UP A Missouri legislator reacts to Margaret Truman saying she dislikes Missouri Waltz the state official song adopted by the 61st General Assembly and set to take effect in October. The piece notes backlash and quotes from Sen C R Hawkins and others while mentioning a pen gift to the President.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Margaret Truman
General Assembly
Floyd Snyder
Truman
Independence
Miss O'Truman
St. Louis
Margaret
Miss Truman
Gov. Forrest Smith
Sen
C. R. Hawkins
Brumley
Joint bank accounts and the wage gap in marriage
A column discussing finances in marriage up to debt payoff, proposing pooled funds then separate accounts. It argues a wife should share earnings, criticizes an allowance based on male dominance, and favors self supporting women. It also advises guardianship for an aging husband pursuing a younger partner.
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Miss Dix
Tife
Indor
Typhoon Rakes Tokyo Yokohama Area in 90 mph Winds
A Pacific typhoon struck the Tokyo Yokohama region on August 31, cutting lights and bringing devastation. Winds of 90 mph toppled poles and trees, breached sea walls, flooded low areas, and forced evacuation as streets became dangerous and utilities failed.
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Tokyo
UPI
Pacific
Tokyo-Yokoihama
Tokyo R
Perating
Tokyo Bay
U.S. Army
Cohen Held on Disturbing Peace Charge
Los Angeles August 31 UP Gangster Mickey Cohen woke early to face a disturbing peace charge in Municipal court. Police arrested him after hours of stakeouts in Brentwood and Sunset Strip areas, he was questioned by Captain Lynn White, jailed at Lincoln Heights, and released on $100 bail. Cohen remarked they had a warrant and chose to come down peacefully.
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Los Angeles
Mickey Coher
Brentwood
Big Sunset
Lynn White
Police Intelligence Squad
Lincoln Heights
Cohen
Hitler Touched Off War 10 Years Ago
Paris dispatch recalls the 1939 invasion of Poland and Hitler’s dramatic move to war. The account follows Berlin to the Reichstag as German forces invade and the Nazi leadership mobilizes. It details radio proclamations, SS units, air attacks, and the fall of Polish resistance amid the dawn of World War II.
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Hitler
Poland
United Press
Berlin
Paris
Dtnb Ficker
Adolf Hitler
Horst Wessel
Unter den Linden
Kroll Opera
Reichstag
Warsaw
Robeson vows to push offensive after Peekskill riot
Robeson pledges nationwide concerts and air meetings after a riot disrupted a Peekskill rally outside the concert grove. He claimed Westchester officials failed to provide police protection and urged self defense as authorities investigate the incident.
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New York
Pam Robeson
Bell
Peekskill
Harlem
Vetervans
Legion
Memphis
Tenn
Flor Jide
Vibe
Puckskill
Robeson
Jat Jagt Might
United States
Westchester County
Thomas
Dewey
Civil Right Congress
The
Daily Worker
Foot Trade by Nonothy Dix Released by Bell Syndicate
A brief note indicates Nonothy Dix release details from Bell Syndicate. The fragment hints at a trade or exchange context involving foot-related content. No further names or concrete facts are evident in the readable text.
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Nonothy DIX
My Bell Syndicate
Czechoslovak rebels face secret trials and shifted punishments
Six condemned to death in secret trials, others imprisoned or acquitted amid protests. Officials allege rebel links to an unnamed Western power and plan deposits at a Prague embassy. Commentary links this to Cold War tensions and upcoming Washington meetings among Acheson Bevin Schuman. Also notes Frances Cleveland’s White House marriage as a historical aside.
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Jaroslav Berkovec
Prague
Moscow
America
Britain
Washington
Acheson
Bevin
Schuman
Russia
Kremlin
Tita
Finland
Tito
Tito Revolt and Prague Plot Shake Balkans Moscow Ties
In Washington reports claim Moscow's grip on Eastern Europe weakens as Marshal Tito’s Yugoslavia resists. A Czech revolt attempt and Tito’s political dissidence threaten satellite states, with Finland resisting Soviet pressure. Export imports glow with Yugoslav loan talks and Western influence grows.
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Washington
Russia
Marshal Tito
Igrge
Prague
Yoslavia
Export-Import Bank
America
Tito
Amegan Machinery
Yugosslavia
Czechoslovvakia
Ibl
Moscow
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Friendship Community
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Hot Springs, Rk
Hope, Ark
KXAR
Dorothy DIX
Darthy Dix
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Jane
Hempstead County
Southern Hospital Benefit Society
Alfred Tabor
Texarkana, Arkansas
Yokohama
Joseph W. Grigg
Reichstad
Germany
Miller
Josef Lipski
Propaganda Ministry
Gleiwitz
Silessia
United Press Office
DNB
Frances Folsom Cleveland I
Grover Cleveland
White House
Mick
Mickey
Johhny Taral
Queens Village
Monkey
Balkans
Witt
MacKenzie
G. H. Wright
East Second Street
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