Soviet Yugoslav Troop Movements Reported Near Borders
Fragmented dispatches claim Soviet and Yugoslav border tensions with Hungary recasting troop movements across the region within 24 hours. Reports mention hundreds of tanks and air activity as Belgrade accuses Hungary of spying while Budapest denounces Yugoslav action amid wartime posture.
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Fromania
Wakeot
Honenry
Ugoslav
Hungary
Kremlin
Brent
Belgrade
Hun
Legation
Dar
Amba
Armericana
Etormen
Ambiguous court notes recount parole plea in shooting case
Fragmentary OCR describes Ney Tend and a divorcee involved in a shooting. Parole appears to be refused as defendants face legal proceedings. A wheelchair user is referenced, with scattered phrases about downtown street and marriage themes amidst unclear details.
Big Three Atom Meet Proposed in London
A Labour MP urged a face to face summit among President Truman Prime Minister Attlee and Prime Minister Siglin in hopes of coordinating a unified approach to atomic energy. Attlee reaffirmed international control while warning the public interest requires careful handling of uranium disclosures.
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London
Presiden Temman
Siglin
Attlee
House of Commons
Winston Churchill
Russia
Attley
United States
Canada
Bottein
Soviet Union
Seientsa
Laborite
A. R. Blackburn Tal
Truman
Star Tin Blackburn
Willie Gafllagher
Soviet
Two of Quads and Mother Die in Chicago Birth Tragedy
Ber nilee Eeker, 38, and three of her quadruplet babies died after a late night birth in Chicago. The surviving infant, a fragile girl, faced limited survival chances as doctors and family described complications from the delivery and a prior pregnancy. Husband Vernon, a track driver, had planned to seek medical care.
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Chicago
Bernilee Eeker
Wis Alven
Vernon
Mrs. Heker
Ta. m
Cse
Toker
Rosea
Scule Aiemin
Eekur Bud
Spa Bathhouse Owner Dies at Hot Springs
Mrs Whitfield King aged about 65, owner of Roy Rookaftlion bathhouse in Hot Springs, died in a hospital early today from injuries sustained in a traffic accident. Her chauffeur was injured in the same crash.
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Picknnts
Whitfield King
Roy
Fear Driven Auto Strikes Bridge Abutment in Arkansas
A fear driven automobile struck a bridge abutment on a highway between Hot Springs and Benton Arkansas on September 10. Mrs. King split her route between Hot Springs and her home. Survivors include three sisters all of Memphis. Her husband died in March 1947.
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Hot Springs
Benton
Ark
King
Memphis
Cripps Raises Profits Tax in Britain
London September 27 Sir Stafford Cripps raised Britain's profits tax by a fifth to offset inflation from the pound devaluation. The tax on profits rises to 30 percent, while personal incomes, including wages, stay at present levels. Cripps warned against further dividend limits and prepared a bill to gain Commons approval. The move backs devaluation amid labor party support and Trades Union Congress hesitation.
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London
Sir
Stafford ]Cripps
Britain
Cripps
House of Commons
Chancellor of the Exchequer
Treasury
iCripps
Wag T Beet
Oubservers
Trades Union Congress
TUC
Non-Union Coal Workers Return to Pittsburgh Mines
Eleven hundred non union miners returned to work in western Pennsylvania as state police moved to prevent violence. In four counties 35 operations resumed after a week of idle time amid mass picketing. Armed guards and rifles guarded mine entrances while 47 arrests were reported at Wingert mine in Clarion county for mass picketing. No injuries were reported.
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Pittsburgh
Nous
United Mine Workers
Pennesylvania
Clearfield
Clarion County
Lmage
Frank L. Garnow
Wingert
Sligo
Clarian
U S Ideas for Japan Include Fashion and Vending Clicks
Sam Sadeki, a Japanese railway official visiting New York, notes American products and customs Japan could use. He cites nylon stockings vs silk, curbside vending, and modest American attitudes toward women as appealing, while observing Japanese women walk behind and men endure bad luck with patience.
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New York
Sam
Oska
Japan
Isamu Sadeki
Kinki Nippon Railway
Lovlent
Saheki
Amerlex
George Alexander
iTokyo
Southwest Airlines
Japanese ‘Silk Association
Han Nyton
Xo Sum
Saio
Torryley
Americas
United States
Confederate Vets Talk It Over
Little Rock reports the dwindling Confederate veterans meet for a likely next to last reunion through Thursday. Eight or fewer of the 28 surviving men are expected to attend as two Arkansas veterans cannot travel. Marine corps band concerts open the event with remarks from leaders including James A. Thrasher and James W. Monort as they recall war memories and discuss a possible final gathering in Charleston, South Carolina, next year.
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Little Rock
U. S. Marine Corps Band
Congress
Ynan
Thrasher
Mme
jAv Marcum
Birta
John JG. Chisum
Russellville
Moore
Charleston
D. C
Fate of Tokyo Rose Now in Hands of Jury
In San Francisco on September 27, the jury began deliberations to decide the treason case of Tya Toguri D Aquino, known as Tokyo Rose. The six men and six women retired for the night after hours of argument, with deliberations to resume at 9 a.m. The 33 year old, Los Angeles born Nisei, appeared nervous and tearful at times as her family watched from the U S marshal's office. The government contends she aired wartime broadcasts to lower U S troop morale on Tokyo radio Five.
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San Francisco
Tya Toguri D'Aquino
Tokyo
Radio Tokyo
Michael J. Roche
U. S
June Hori
Los Angeles
Jun Toguri
Chicago
Thal
United States
Ann
Prescott Camden Stretch on No 24 to Be Paved
Work will start immediately on paving the unpaved Camden to Prescott segment on Highway No 23 from the Ouachita county line to Highway 53. The project includes two new concrete bridges at new locations to remove dangerous curves, regrading, and eliminating bad bends. Completion is 180 days. Graves Brothers Contractors of Pine Bluff to perform the work.
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Tittle Rock
Camden
Prescott
State Highway Department
Ouachita County
Yhat
Graves Brothers Contractors
Pine Fluff
West Agrees Russia Should Have Part in Atom Control
Western powers agree Russia should have a role in atom control but dispute how to enforce it. Moscow seeks full prohibition while demanding self inspections and stockpile destruction before any treaty. The U.S. and allies push for verifiable limits and collective oversight, with Canada and Britain to strengthen atomic cooperation as tensions ease.
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Russia
United Nations
Moscow
United Nations Commission
Weill
United States
America
Soviet Union
Canada
Britain
Truman
Stalin
Russa
Czechoslovakia
Obrana Lidu
Isc
Navy Fails to Get Nod for Super Skis
Washington reports that the navy failed to win approval for a super aircraft carrier concept. Defense Secretary Louis Johnson expressed support for the navy while reaffirming plans for a smaller carrier and preserving air force responsibility for strategic long-range plans.
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Navy
Washington
Obermission
Defense
Louis Johnson
Atlantic
Sabbouf
Hlel
Ion
Johnson
Army
I Raval Air Force
Ma Inénvers
Norfolk
Es ‘Johnson
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England
Spa
Hampton Beach
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Jean Roessler
Jean
Woburn, Maes
U.S
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Hope Star
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