Warren Attacks Cynicism as Campaign Opens in Albuquerque
Senator Warren travels toward Albuquerque after branding “progressives” as cynics and conspirators aiming to subvert American government. He urged focus on what is right with America and warned of a worldwide plot to weaken the United States should a Republican victory occur. Public remarks in Pueblo and Albuquerque frame a sharp push against subversion and political despair.
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Warren
Albuquerque
N. M
P—Gay, Ear
America
Henry Wallace
Pueblo
Cole
Memorial Hall
Alburquerque
Publo
Tom Dewey
Honolulu
Hell
Navy Yard
Pedro Fernandez Sagan
Silvestre Castillo
Castillo
Seleo Lane
Hansley Mills
Young Mills
Lucy Mills
Galvingo Tabios
Sa- Bun
Stevedores Loading Army Cargo in Seattle and SF
CIO stevedores began loading essential Army cargo in Seattle and the Army sought similar handling for cargo in San Francisco bay terminals. Despite progress, no settlement of the coastwise maritime strike for civilian traffic appeared near. The Army cancelled four contracts and invited new bids while withholding $1.3 million in payments for defaulted contracts. Two ships at Transbay Oakland used nonunion labor amid picketing and threats of labeling ships hot.
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San Francisco
CIO
Seattle
Army
San Francisco Bay
Harry Bridges
Griffiths and Sprague
William H. Donaldson
Waterfront Employers’ Association
Transbay
Oakland
Air Force marks first anniversary with jet fighters and tours
The US Air Force celebrated its first anniversary with a display of four experimental jet fighters and public open houses in scores of cities. Air Force leaders argued air power secures peace against aggression, while defense measures were defended against war-mongering charges. The celebration featured 50 Superfortresses flying non stop from Japan, Germany, Alaska, Hawaii, the Azores, Labrador and beyond to 25 U S cities, including long B 29 style missions and B 36 endurance flights showing range and payload capabilities.
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Air Power
Forrestal
Washington
United States
Yanes
Japan
Germany
Alaska
Hawaii
Azores
Labrador
Air Force
Fort Worth
Texas
Today Ends Draft Registration
Harrisburg report notes mass draft registration for Pennsylvania youths aged 18 to 24 ends today. Officials caution potential delays and remind registrants to contact their local board within days of their birth date. implications for delayed or omitted registration are outlined by authorities.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Henry M. Gross
Melodrama Cancelled Over Hatfield McCoy Feud
Logan West Virginia September 17 14 The Kiwanis Club cancels an all local cast melodrama about the Hatfield and McCoy feud after protests. Club president C D Rumbaugh cites community harmony and opposes offending neighbors while noting the feud ended years ago.
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Logan
W. VA
Hatfield and the McCoys
Hatfield
Kiwanis Club
C. D. Rumbaugh
Civie
Glen
Red) Crozier
Hatfield Clan
McCoys
Rumbaugh
Bernadotte Assassination Shocks UN Palestine Efforts
In Jerusalem the UN Palestine mediator Count Bernadotte and Col. Serrat were killed in an attack as truce observers faced a tense response. Bunche condemned the act while planners moved to expedite funeral arrangements and continue mediation, with bodies to be flown to Rhodes then France and Sweden. Rescue details emerged from the Leicester crew ordeal as ships battled hurricane conditions in the Atlantic.
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Bunche
Palestine
Aage Lundstroem
Truce Commission
William R. Cox
United States Navy
U. N
Bernard Joseph
Jerusalem
Dian
Lundstroem
Truce Supervision
William E. Riley
U. S
United Nations
Observer Corps
United Nations Secretariat
Palestine Mediator
Rhodes
Count Bernadotte
Col. Serrat
France
Sweden
Dodecanese Islands
King Learns of Mephew's Death
Stockholm mourns the assassination of Count Yolke Bernadotte as King Gustaf V returns to the capital. A jeep convoy blocked the route to a car carrying Bernadotte, two gunmen killed him, a stray bullet hit Col. Serret, and tributes from the United Nations truce commission followed. In Jerusalem, Bernadotte’s death stunned the peace effort and prompted urgency over the U N mediation leadership.
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Bernadotte
Jerusalem
Truce Commission
Government House
United Nations
Stockholm
Gustaf V
Yolke Bernadotte
Solliden
Oland
Count Bernadotte
Drottningholm
Col. Serret
Truce Commission of
United States
John Joseph MacDonald
Security Council
4-H Members Win Honors at Dairy Show
4-H youth excel at a county dairy show with champions in Jersey and Ayrshire classes. William Receski and Edward Receski top junior and senior yearlings. Robert Receski runner up. Indiana County Guernsey group places second. Jersey group first. Clyde McConaughey Jr. named among top showmen. George Hyatt of WVU judged 78 animals. Prizes donated by Dairy men’s Cooperative, Reick McJunkin, Tri-County, Johns town Western Pennsylvania Artificial Breeding. Transportation costs funded by state breed associations. Many parents and 4-H leaders attended.
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Ayrshires
William Receski
Indiana
Edward Receski
Robert Receski
Edward
Robert
Indiana County Guernsey
Clyde McConaughey, Jr
Renew
Pittsburgh
Reick McJunkin Dairy Company
Tri-County Milk Marketing Committee
Johnstown
Western Pennsylvania Artificial Breeding Cooperative
State
Dairy Cattle Breeds Associations
Grim Freighter Disaster Narrated by Officer
Officer Andrews described a grim freighter incident as seas swelled to about 80 degrees and the vessel heeled toward its side. Heavy seas swept the port side, washing away two boats and two men, then two more were washed through the rails as breakers struck the deck.
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Leicester
Andrews
Cecil N.bean
Ninteen
Trapezo
Cecil N. Bean
Hamilton
Bermuda
Atlantic
Here
Dewey Supports GOP Congress On Farm Policy
Gov. Dewey launches a "Give Em Hell" mission in Des Moines promising abundant food production and firm price supports while criticizing Truman policy. He plans farm editors consultations, returns to Albany after a Pawling farm visit, and endorses a Republican farm bill with flexible pricing to boost consumer and producer interests.
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Dewey
Albany
Pawling
Des Moines
Hea
Aiken
Hope
GOP
Bomb mishap kills five infantrymen at Eglin Field
At Eglin Field Florida five Army infantrymen were killed when live bombs missed their target during Operation Combine III maneuvers. Ninety thousand pound? bombs released from seven B-29s at ten thousand feet landed near troops. 26 others were injured, three critically. An official investigation was ordered by Maj. Gen. D. Old. Names and addresses of the deceased and injured are listed, all except one officer were Black.
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Eglin Field
Fla
Air Force Tostay
Rk Crater
Ninth Air Force
Essex Graham
Los Angeles
Calif
Harold Jeffries
Grand, Avenue
Winston-Salem
N. c
Calvin Jackson
Williamsburg
Clarence Johnson
West Thompson St
Philadelphia
Joseph Mills
Birmingham
Ala
Roosevelt Charles
Castleberry
L. B. Marshall
Fifth St
Columbus
Richard Crittendon
Chicago
Why Kosh Sentence Was Reduced
Bridgeport Conn Senator Baldw in and colleagues press Army on reduction of Ilse Koch sentence. Dachau trial verdict set life, reviewing officers reportedly reduce to four years, arguing lack of proven selection or skin articles. Bald win, Gurney and Saltonstall seek official explanation.
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Bridgeport
Conn
U. S
Raymond E. Baldwin
Ilse Koch
Buchenwald
Yvan Koch
Dachau
Lucing D. Clay
Frau Koch
Baldwin
Gurney
R-Sd
Saltonstall
R-Mass
Kenneth Royall
Air Lift to Carry 5000 Tons of Coal
Gen. Lucius D. Clay praised the Giant airlift as providing daily bread to more than 2.5 million people and signaling a will for peace. Separately, there were signals that five youths jailed for disorders at Brandenberger Gate may have their 25 year sentences reconsidered, with Maj. Gen. Alexander Kotikov requesting all records of the case.
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Lucius D._ Clay
U. S
Germany
Clay
Brandenberger Gatee
Alexander Kotikov
Berlin
Kotikov
Reds Accuse U S of Abusing Berlin Girl
Pravda charges American authorities mistreated a 14 year old Soviet girl in Berlin. Helena Kotlenko, crippled by infantile paralysis, was moved from a German hospital in the U S sector to Soviet authorities amid claims of exhaustion and coercion. American officials say she was transferred Sept 8 per four power agreements.
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Moscow
Pravda
Berlin
Communist Organ
Gallina
Helena) Kotlenko
Yuri Korolkoy
Russia
U. S
Helena Korlanko
International Refugee Organization
U.S
Frank Howley
Iro
Truman Lashes 80th Congress on Farm Policy
The speech denounces the Republican 80th Congress for undermining farm welfare. It accuses them of blocking price supports, killing the international wheat agreement, opposing storage bins, and hindering soil conservation while promote growth through world markets and scientific research to sustain American agriculture. The speaker asserts Democrats seek to prevent price collapses and ensure farmer prosperity.
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Democratic Party
America
Republican Congress
Congress
Obituary notices for Pie Eugene N Boyer and others
The body of Eugene N Pie Boyer of Indiana, killed August 19 1944 in France, arrived in Indiana and lies at Leydie Funeral Home Wayne Ave with viewing. Funeral Monday 2 30 pm at the funeral home with Dr Arthur J Pfohl officiating and Oakland cemetery interment. Also listed are Andrew Leroy Smith Jr of Lucerne Mines who died in Indiana Hospital Sept 17, survived by parents and grandparents. services Sunday 2 30 pm at Church of the Nagarene Homer City. interment Greenwood Indiana. Mildred Momcilovich of Josephine died Sept 17 at Indiana Memorial Hospital born 1884 in Yugoslavia. survived by husband George and three children. services at St Nicholas Serbian Church Johnstown Monday. interment church cemetery. Hunter Funeral Home Blakelyne in charge.
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Pie
Eugene N
Boyer
Eugene N- Boyer
Indiana
France
Leydie
Wayne Ave
Arthur J. Pfohl
Oakland
Pfo. Boyer
Amber
Bertha Weamer Boyer
Zion Lutheran Church
Bertha Boyer
Relen Morrow
Carrie Mihalick
Betty Metzger
Cleveland
Ohio
Andrew Leroy Smith, JR
Lucerne
Indiana Hospital
Lucerne Mines
Andrew Leroy
Dolores Hamilton Smith
Burton Joseph
Burton Smith
Joseph Hamilton
Mildred Momcilovich
Josephine
Indiana Memorial Hospital
Yugoslavia
George Momeilovich
Mildred Karanovich
Pittsburg
Mia
Mary Jones
Revanna
George
Detroit
Charles
Los Angeles
Calif
St Nicholas Serbian Church
Johnstown
Hunter Funeral Home
Blakreyne
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South Seventh Street
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Red Cross
Truce Supervision Board
Mount Scopus
Ralph J. Bunche
United Nations Palestine Secretar
Lat
Bernadette
John J. MacDonald
Palestine Wace Board of Appointment
Arkady A. Soboley
U. N. At
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Daily Show
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United State
Truman
Weather Report
Olive
Minerva Coffee
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Uguas
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