UN and Bevin frame world peace at a crossroads
In a period of international strain, discussions about the United Nations and the Berlin crisis surface. British Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin is cited as shaping blame for Russia if a new war arises, while U.S. Senator Vandenberg urges bipartisanship on foreign policy, stressing unity against aggression and the need for persuasion over force. The piece examines whether the UN can endure amid power blocs and propaganda as global leaders prepare for major assemblies.
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Ernest Bevin
World Courh
League of Nations
Nak Bacause
Lve
Organialv
Waorle
United Nations
Russia
Cllawa
New York
Joe Vandenberg
James Thrasher
Vandenberg
America
Henry Wallace
Germany
Moscow
Paris
John Foster Dullee
Vaden
Lewis M. Cone Former SPG executive dies at home
Obituary notes the death of Lewis M. Cone a former SPG executive. The brief memorial lists surviving kin including Alvin Cone of Lanisville and mentions Cone’s career with the Southwestern Proving Ground. The notice provides minimal biographical detail and honors his service.
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Lewis Me Cone
Alvin Cone
Lanisville
Southwestern
My romance with Kasenkina in the Russian Civil War
A 1944 feature recounts OKSANA S. KASENKINA and Demyan Kasenkina's escape from revolutionary Russia. It covers Denikin’s volunteer army arrests, Demyan’s release, their marriage, and the couple’s perilous path to freedom amid White Reds clashes, detailing teaching, interrogation, and near execution in the Civil War era.
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Hiv
Kasenkinu
Tisnee
Denikin
New York
Oksana S. Kasenkina
Isaac Don Levine
Demyan Kaesenkina
Russia
Crac
Kovensky
Bolzheviks
Ten
Trotsky
Sektor
Dermyan
Deniken
Demyan
Rostoy
Si Afriad Ural
Demnyan
Heighbors
Dewigan
Binsell
Bam
Denivan
Mascane
Vtliis
Wwe
Opedee Oye Dei
Ruseta
von Peres
Bevin Accused of Trying to Break UN
Soviet press claims Bevin's UN speech aimed to split the United Nations and keep it regional. They say Britain and the United States seek to wedge the USSR from the world body, while Vishinsky and Tass condemn Western arms talks and Palestine remarks.
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Bevin
Moscow
Tor Vlin
Ernest Bevin
United Nations Assembly
United Nations
Soviet Union
United States
Britain
A. Y. Vishinasly
Dhepateh
Delegno Bovity
Vishinsky
Het Armanoits
Bevis
Palestine
Tass
Gigi Stevetary
Pates
Reds Try to Pin Blame on Allies in Berlin Talks
In Berlin, Soviet propaganda accused Western powers of undoing postwar talks and sabotaging a Moscow-Berlin pact. The report claims American Gen. Lucius Clay engineered a breakdown of conferences with the Allies, alleging Western blockades and disruptions would worsen winter hardships for Germans.
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Berlin
Moscow
Lucius I. Clay
Neues Petitschland
Patty Organ
Neves Deutschland
Ida Aures
Hosni Fin
Tom Wanders
Search for Slayer Arrest Report Misses Key Suspect
Detroit authorities report arresting a soldier claiming AWOL status who matches the general description of the Arkansas patrolman slaying suspect. State police caution there is a remote chance the man is Kenneth Speegle, the Arkansas killer, as other clues and locations are pursued in the ongoing case near Yellville.
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Little Bueck
Sept
Arkansias
Detroit
Arkansas
Earl Seragam
Pye, Kenneth &. Speegle
Mulder
S. V. Pavatt
Yellvill
Ark
Custer
Mich
Scraggin
Speegle
Lewis
Seraggin
Quinlehe
Arius
Yelle
Siew Developmuanite Gut
Hdl
Jose
Aransas Oxueks
Pauling
Iserongd
Goo
Gyouk
Tarponnia
Uae
Gilly East
Bera Coe
Wolk
Inca Gari
Department Proud of New Fire Truck Delivery
Hope's Fire Department received the city's new aero ladder truck after a 26 month wait. The unit, costing 27000 dollars, adds to four engine and support vehicles, including two Seagrave pumpers and a tanker. The arrival is described as a credit to the department and significantly boosts fire fighting capability.
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Hope
Seagraves
Algo
Bose
Hope Man Injured in Accident at Sea Site
A report notes a man named Hope was injured in an accident amid a chaotic scene near a Sohar port area. Witnesses describe confusion and rapid response by medical staff and local authorities.
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Hope Man
Step Aiding Greek Guerrillas Four ations Told
Fragmentary text references aiding Greek guerrillas and mentions names or terms that are unclear. The readable bits suggest a wartime or resistance context with possible names and places, but concrete facts are missing to form a coherent summary.
Truck Rate Hearing In Arkansas Opens For Road Freight
The Arkansas Public Service Commission began hearings on a carrier petition seeking a readjustment of trucking rates within the state. Dallas observer J. Hughett testified for truckers, arguing for moderate increases tied to distance and cost, while industry officials and other parties prepared to present opposing positions.
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Arkansas Public Service Commission
Arkansas
J. Db.Hughett
Dallas
Tex
Hughett
Venita Muhager
Luvitt Iio
Key Motor Preight Burea
JB Pert Hughett
Hehdal Pork Smith Chambers
Hcon
Orie
Keely Cyathy
Chris Taunstin
Howe Panek
Daltle Stucky Inter
Hell
Koinwell
Thurmond presses Truman on civil rights in South
Amid campaign events in North and South Carolina, Thurmond demands President Truman explain his civil rights program and support for anti lynching and FEPC laws. The plan includes rallies in Baltimore and Charlotte with appearances across North Carolina, New York, and Washington.
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S.C
Eterna
Truman
United States
New York
Status! Rights Permacents
Tle
Winstos Sulen
Monau
Greensborar
Joho
Burlington
Todusevelt
Columbia
Oilmen See Production Rise Amid Ammonia Peak
A contentious convention of the Petroleum Association of America discussed a price boost and its potential impact on production and markets. Attendees including leaders from Kansas and Texas heard about steel price influences, refinery supply, and anticipated calendar schedules for the coming quarter.
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Pan
Proust
Peren
Uleans
Peredeun
Petroleum
Amusien WC
Lust
Sus
Owuhurn
Kansas
Insas
Antonio
Ut Tle
Whellods
Migle
Attia
Brown
Berea Aranael
Buena ‘Titsa
Exveuie Y Eno DB
Apensurda
USA
France joins US and Britain over Berlin crisis
France joined the United States and Britain in blaming Russia for the Berlin crisis and called for end to the Soviet blockade. Schuman urged a renewed German democracy and self government as part of a Western strategy, with UN Security Council deliberations ongoing and Western ministers drafting a note to the U N Secretary-General.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baris
France
Britain
Russia
Berlin
Ca ‘Etenth
Robert Sehuman
United Nations General Assembly
Alexander Cadogan
Security Couvest
Council Delbate
Schuman
Toft
Kretly
Belgium
Belgain
Paul-Henri Spank
General Assembly
Tok
Ever
Columm
Hiller
Foyeles
United States
Germany
U. N
Opti
Howie
Reece
Curity Council
United Nations
Democratic
Bar
Eleanor Roosevelt Attacks Soviet Interference and Press Freedom
Sept 26 UPI report quotes Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt denouncing Russian interference and human rights suppression. She urged UN leaders not to compromise on Rimland freedom and defended free press and trade against Soviet model. She spoke at the Sorbonne and chairs UN human rights discussions.
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Maris
UPI
Prankin D. Roosevelt
Ruipsizh
United Nations
Bles
Sorbonne
Roosevelt
Human Rights Commission
Ginneral Assembly
Ronsevett
Hempstead Circuit Court Meets Monday
Hempstead Circuit Court will convene Monday at the house in town to hear the case involving Judge Daxter Bush of Texurka vresiging. The location and participants are noted, with proceedings scheduled for the coming week.
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Hempstead
Frimpstead Cire
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