Renewed Russo Iranian Trouble Grips UN Council
The United Nations Security Council faces renewed crisis as Russia pledges withdrawal from Azerbaijan while Iran reports ongoing interference. Hussein Ala warns of potential civil war in Azerbaijan Province and Moscow’s continued complicity, raising fears of a global confrontation. The Azerbaijan dispute centers on Soviet troops, separatist government actions at Tabriz, and threats to international peace.
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Army reorganizes nine commands into six areas nationwide
In a sweeping reorganization effective June 12, the nine service commands and the asern and western defense commands are abolished with their functions taken over by six Army areas. Generals Hodges and Simpson Griswold Wainwright Walker Stilwell lead the new command heads with headquarters in New York Baltimore Atlanta San Antonio Chicago and San Francisco.
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DAR Leader Defends Hall Policy At Cont Cong
Mrs Julius Talmdge of Athens Ga, president general of the Daughters of the American Revolution, defended the ban on Negro artists at Constitution Hall in Washington. She attacked a US woman committee proposing permission for Marion Anderson and Hazel Scott to perform. She told 4000 delegates that the DAR acted to conform with local customs and warned against what she called sinister forces targeting the DAR.
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Hazel Scott
Malmedy Massacre Survivor Testifies At German Guards Trial
Virgil Lary of Lexington Kentucky a former first lieutenant and one of six U S soldiers who survived the Malmedy massacre testified at the trial of 74 German elite guardsmen charged with mass murder in the Battle of the Bulge. He described the execution in the Malmedy crossroads area as German gunners fired on prisoners while guards jeered and fired again as the victims lay in the mud. He identified Private George Fleps as the man who fired the first shot and recounted the three minute volley and subsequent pistol executions before escaping to American lines.
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Navy Fund Is Higher Than Planned
The House Appropriations Committee recommended a cash fund of 439 59,000 for the navy next fiscal year, above budget estimates by 374.20,000 to finance an intensified training and reserve program. The panel's bill, to be debated on the floor, reflects a compromise between budget bureau suggestions and navy needs to maintain a modern force, funding training for tens of thousands of personnel and reservists, and completing V-5 aviation cadet programs. The committee notes the proposed funding would be 8,118,928,879 below this year's appropriations and upholds training and expansion for marines and naval reserves.
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Czech Nazi leader Frank sentenced to death in Prague
Karl Hermann Frank, once protector of Czechoslovakia, was condemned to death by a Czech people s court after a lengthy trial recounting his brutal acts as administrator of occupied lands. Witnesses described shootings and child seizures tied to Lidice revenge, with execution time and place undecided.
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Connie Mack autograph fuels young pitcher contract hopes
After receiving a Philadelphia high school award, Connie Mack signed baseball for Dick Adair the scholastic team's pitcher who threw a no hit no run game. The Athletics manager soon hopes to secure a contract for the youngster.
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Social and Personal: W.M.S. circle meets at Sparks home
Mrs Mitchell Sparks hosts Circle No 4 of the First Baptist W M S meeting Monday at Booth Main Street home. M Horton leads business in leader G Haynes absence. Mrs W B R Pruit teaches mission study Pray Ye. Social hour features salad and punch for 14. Susanna Price returns from Chicago, visits Shreveport relatives. Walter Briggs family guests in West Monroe. Ed McCorkie summoned to Foreman for ill father Andrew Emrick.
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Foreman
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Rochester Doctor Sets Baby Rocking Guard
A Rochester doctor states that babies up to three months old cannot be spoiled by rocking. The remark implies even the youngest infants benefit from gentle rocking without harm.
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