Yugoslav Orators Target Italy in Paris Peace Talks
Yugoslav delegates led by Alex Bebler attacked Italy’s claims on Venezia Giulia and Trieste arguing the Big Four accord abandons ethnic principles and allows Italian rule over Yugoslavs. Bebler denounced Italian imperialism and accused Italy of deceptive methods in postwar deals. Byrnes weighed a Stuttgart speech and Molotov’s return shifted focus to nonconference issues as Paris negotiations stalled.
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Paris
Yugoslavia
Venezia Giulia
Trieste
Italy
Alex Bebler
Slack Vil Ivacanve Don
Bebler
United States
Brazil
Australia
Britain
France
Bonomi
James F. Byrnes
Germany
Stuttgart
Byrnes
V. M. Molotov
Moscow
Ernest Bevin
Molotov
Italy Armies Limited Under Big Four Plan At Paris Peace Talks
The 21 nation peace conference military commission approved a plan to cap Italy’s forces at 297,500 total. Italy would have 250,000 in the army including 65,000 Carabinieri, 22,500 in the navy, and 25,000 in the air force. Carriers barred. air force limited to 200 fighters and reconnaissance planes plus 150 transports. The police force remains 65,000 after Yugoslavia’s amendment. Continued on page three.
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Paris
Italy
Carabinieri
Yugoslavia
Swedish Trade Protest Rejected by Soviet Russia
Moscow reports Tass says Russia and Sweden will not be bound to U.S. consultations on trade agreements. Sweden resumes talks in Moscow on a five year deal, while the United States weighs a second note. The main U.S. proposal calls for a clause allowing later changes to fit an envisioned international trade organization.
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Moscow
Russia
United States
Tass
Sweden
U.S
Washington
Stockholm
U. S
Injuries in Weekend Traffic Crashes Across City and County
Eight accidents left 15 people injured over the Labor Day weekend with six incidents only causing property damage. City records show three injuries in three crashes while the county logged 12 injuries in five mishaps. Notable cases include Richard H. Strunk's fatal doze near Somers Road injuring Betty Strunk, and Rudy Angeli's motorcycle crash on County Trunk K and B. Local responders transported injured to Kenosha and Burlington area hospitals.
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Highway 41
Richard H. Strunk
Cleveland
Somers Road
Strunk
Leonard Jensen
Leo Sikora
Betty Jane Strunk
Kenosha Hospital
Rudy Angeli
Twenty-third Avenue
Highway 50
Robert Batton
Fourth Avenue
Kermit Schreck
Robert Wallace
Batton
Angeli
Burlington Memorial Hospital
Chester J. Wojciechowski
Chicago
Billups Browne
Albert Bornhuetter
Ted Jablonski
Dick Jablonski
Henry C. Skotnicki
St. Catherine's Hospital
Moslem Hindu Riots Continue in Bombay
Rioting between Moslems and Hindus persisted in Bombay today with unofficial death toll around 25 and at least 300 injured. The Bombay government communique said no improvement in the situation since last night as clashes were reported at Labaugh and several textile mills closed.
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Bombay
U.P
Labaugh
Pravda accuses U S of Japan seizures and watchdog rule
Pravda denounces American actions as stripping Japan of industrial assets and preparing a postwar U S controlled Japan as a watchdog in the Far East. Stalin lauds Soviet victory while omitting Allied or atomic contributions and notes Japan’s surrender after Soviet entry into the war.
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Moscow
Pravda
United States Today
Japan
Far East
Russia
Stalin
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
United States
Soviet Union
Communist Party
Manchuria
Germany
Korea
Yugoslavia Demands U S Flight Guarantee Over Yugoslavia
Belgrade notes to Washington demand a guarantee that no further American planes will fly over Yugoslavia and ask what assurances the United States can give to prevent repeats. It cites Aug. 9 and 19 incidents when Yugoslav fighters forced down two U S transports and notes nine of ten first crew released after a U S ultimatum.
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Belgrade
U. S. State Department
Washington
Yugoslavia
United States
Morgan Line
Marshal Tito
State Department
King George II Plans Return to Athens in Weeks
King George II of Greece, praised as a very happy man by a confidant, intends to return to Athens in two or three weeks ending his second exile since 1924. Plebiscite results favored the king, with dispatches suggesting Greek Premier Tsaldaris may meet him soon as debate over guardianship and governance continues. The Times lauded the result as a step toward Greek self rule while the Daily Telegraph framed it as a rebuff to Soviet influence. The Daily Worker claimed Greece becomes a British colony as democracy in Greece is said to be murdered. The admiralty announced two fleets visiting as the king nears return.
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London
George II
Greece
Athens
George
Paris
Constantine Tsaldaris
Times
Daily
Telegraph
Russia
The
V. M
Molotov
Dmitri
Manuilsky
Communist
Daily Worker
Three Die in Snake Handling Rites at Funeral
In Cleveland Tenn three members of a snake handling sect died in ten days during rites. Hobart Wilson 46 died within ninety minutes after being bitten during Walter H Henry's burial. Henry 54 died last Saturday after Aug 25 bite. Harry Skelton 18 died Aug 25 after Aug 17 bite. Officials weigh potential steps though no legal authority to halt the rites.
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Cleveland
Tenn
Hobart Wilson
Walter H. Henry
Henry
Harry Skelton
Wilson
Willard Parks
Diaper Service Truck Stolen in Birmingham Case
Police hunt a suspect believed to be the frantic father in a Birmingham incident after a diaper service truck was stolen and later abandoned. About five dozen diapers were taken as the man escaped.
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Birmingham
Ala
U.P
Garsson says Batavia firm owes him 72000
Dr Henry Garsson told a bankruptcy court that Batavia Metal Products still owes him at least 72000. Garsson heads a munitions group involved with Congressman Andrew J May in a Senate Mead committee investigation in Washington.
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Chicago
U.P
Henry Garsson
Batavia Metal Products
Garsson
Munitions Combine
Andrew J. May
Senate
Mead Committee
Washington
Stit
Nash Conference Called in Detroit
Milwaukee workers walkout over export car production and buyback quotas. Nash-Kelvinator executives from Kenosha and Detroit discuss settlement proposals as 10,000 idle workers face the dispute. UAW-CIO Local 75 holds strike vote after Seaman plant halt over right hand drive exports and worker car allotment demands.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Harold E. Long
Nash-Kelvinator Corporation
Kenosha
Detroit
Mich
R. A. de Vlieg
John Weiland
H. E. Long
Uaw-Cio Local 75
Seaman Body
Eight Gendarmes Found Slain, Greek Report States
The Greek Ministry of Public Order said eight of fifteen gendarmes seized by a band northwest of Kastoria have been found slain. The report adds that the remaining seven are missing.
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Athens
Ministry of Public Order
Kastoria
Surplus Sales Offer Wide Range of War Assets
The War Assets Administration offers billions of dollars in surplus war materials, machinery, and property for sale. Buyers should contact regional WAA offices in Chicago Madison or Milwaukee, submit a written order, and follow sale methods such as site, auction, or spot sales. Veterans have priority and certificates may be issued upon approval.
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Kenoshans
War Assets Administration
E. B. Gregory
WAA
Chicago
South la Salle Street
VAA
Polio Downturn Asserted By City Health Chief
Dr A J Randall declares infantile paralysis in Kenosha definitely on the downgrade after a fifth year old boy case and a weekly decline from a peak of 22. Five year old patient is one of 45 total cases in the area as schools close and await reopening. Two more polio patients discharged from Kenosha hospital convalescence center.
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Kenosha
A. J. Randall
City Health Department
Dr. Randall
Randall
Parent-Teacher Association
St. Catherine’s High School
Racine
Omer Maphis
Kenosha Hospital
Eisenhower Urges Patience for World Peace at VFW Convention
General Eisenhower told veterans at the VFW encampment that progress toward abolishing war requires patient effort through the United Nations. He warned unity is tested by provocations and urged firm leadership, justice, and restraint to keep civilization advancing. A draft VFW resolution seeks international trial for Yugoslav airmen’s attackers and reparations for families, while other resolutions denounce the Ku Klux Klan and condemn US military martial law.
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Boston
Dwight D. Eisenhower
United States
United Nations
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Washington
Russia
Yugoslavia
Army
Eisenhower
Resolutions Committee
James M. Hayes
Winston Salem
N. C
Hayes
North Carolina
Catholic Knights Open Wisconsin Convention In Oshkosh
The Catholic Knights of Wisconsin begin a two day convention in Oshkosh with a Pontifical high mass by Bishop Stanislaus V. Bona of Green Bay. Officials expected attendance ranges between 275 and 300.
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Oshkosh
Wis
Catholic Knights of Wisconsin
Stanislaus V. Bona
Green Bay
Faith in GI's Rewarded, He Opens Doors Wide
New York bar owner John Herouvim awards free beefsteak French fries and beer to all GIs and veterans who visited the Savor Bar on Upper Broadway. The offer fills the place as veterans eat freely, with Herouvim recalling prior help to 600 Army Air Forces anti submarine command members.
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New York
Upper Broadway
Eran
John Herouvim
Army Air Forces
Anti-Submarine Command
Herouvim
Mercury Found In Ragen's Body After Hospital Poisoning
Coroner A L Brodie reports 109 1 10 grains of metallic mercury in James M Ragen Sr body enough to kill three men The victim a wealthy racing results distributor died August 14 after a June 24 ambush and hospital shooting Toxologist Dr William D McNally notes mercury could have been administered in rubbing alcohol ointment by mouth or via enema or injection.
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Chicago
WUP
A. L. Brodie
James M. Ragen
Brodie
Ragen
Michael Reese
William D. McNally
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Nash
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