Army Takes Over Reins In Ecuador After Bloodless Overthrow
Ecuador plunged into political crisis as Col. Mancheno announced de facto rule after President Velasco Ibarra’s resignation. Velasco and wife Corie Parra de Velasco fled to Cali, Colombia seeking asylum. Inter-American Defense Conference duties shifted as Trujillo remained Ecuador’s foreign minister and envoy Vicente Truitts prepared to attend in Brazil.
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Ecunuer
Carlos Atanchenu
Ersonalle Ministuc
Ecuador
Jose Maria Velasco Ibacri
Vegtedlny
Weimsee Ebarrh
Wraigy
Republic
Republic.” He Bold Reporters He Would Summon As Poliscal Partian
Velasco Tharra
Corie Parra de Velasco
Tharra
Cali
Colombia
Raplia
J Venice
Conte Deay
Mancheno
Velasce Usarra
Krey Te Col
Stanchey
Boxton- Tun
Mancueno
Vicente Truitts
Bhatus
eTenjiMo Bimeelf
Quito
Carlier
Cet
Eruudor Kevelt
Government Bonds Cashing Schedule Set for Next Week
Washington reports that government bonds will begin cashing next week. About 8.9 million bonds worth roughly 7.8 million dollars have been bearer insured and 5 million veterans are eligible to apply. Bonds mature after discharge five years, with estimates suggesting most holders will use funds for debts or major expenses rather than vacations.
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Washington
Sd Peratah
Tn Prssag
Congress
The
Army Times
Seid
Man Dies During Churchyard Fight in Knoxville
A churchyard clash in Knoxville ends with the death of J. Lee, 96, from a heart attack amid injuries. Coroner O K Wallisms and police say the fight followed an accusation of plotting to steal money from the West Fourth Avenue Baptist Church. The Rev Meare Warner led gathering. officers say the confrontation escalated near the church pulpit.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Knox County
O. K. Wallisms
Meare 7 Warner
West Fourth Avenue
Jills
Varnes Igte
Geetil
Senators Debate U S Race Safety And Immigrant Policy
Senator Sowney of California warns the United States faces a grave risk linked to race and actions at home while Revercomb, chair of a special Senate committee, outlines proposals to admit 100000 European refugees over four years with care to protect American workers and national security. He calls for strict screening and regional placement to avoid displacing citizens or weakening national interests.
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Washington
Sowney
D-Call
United States
Hanes
California
Truman
Europe
Revercomb
Revercom
Sumate
Dir Trumar
Senate
Lai
America
Reclamation housing plan debated in Washington fight
Washington veep Delgutt Ir Qaliff promotes a Reclamation Program for housing. Fletcher, on the Senate House Committee, likens his plan to the Federal Reclamation Program which funds irrigation projects with low interest rates repaid by water users and power customers. He says the core is family partnerships enabling $1,000 yearly income for home ownership. The Californian, once a real estate man, argues housing cannot be built affordable for all, urging government housing as the only path for those who cannot afford private homes.
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Washington
Veep
Delgutir-Qaliff
Fletcher
Senate House Committee
Loseny Stare
Jm Gare
Hartley says labor measure lacks teeth
Chairman Hartley of the Mouse Labor Committee says the Taft Hartley Act lacks teeth to protect the public from nationwide strikes. He and coauthor Linder seek to remedy deficiencies next year and press for a stronger strike section in the original Hartley Bill.
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Washington
Hartley Gr-N2
Mouse Labor Committee
Hartley
Linder
Bartley
Trump
National Labor Relation Board
East Tennessee Towns Protest Phone Rate Hike
East Tennessee towns join protests against an Inter Mountain Telephone Company rate increase. City leaders state opposition unless service improves, planning to protest at the September 2 hearing. Mayors and local officials urge better charges and note prior complaints about dialing and service.
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East Tennessee
Hhe Inter-Mountain Telephone Company
TD. W. Moulten
Board of Wayor and Aldermen
Moulton
Jouretman
Touretman
Andrew Taylor
Todd
Public Utilities Commision
Wien
Om Rand
J. ©. Bowers
Elizabethton
Ana
Bowers
Meyer Taylor
Fates Bang Pale
InterMountain Company
Siling
Johnson City
Aleewhers
Two Thirds Peace Pact Completed Across Western Hemisphere
Reported at the Inter-American Defense Conference, Argentina agreed to apply collective means to stop hemispheric attacks, with consultations preferred for internal aggression. The United States and others supported tighter joint action, while Venezuela proposed a compromise plan.
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Quitamdinka
Brazil
Argentiny
Anc
Bac
Venezuela
United States
U.S
UW. 8
Ricardo Joaquin Alfaro
Pana
Agen
Mats
Thig
Tropical Storm Ravages Texas City Glastons Struck
Three U S soldiers captured Aug 12 near Yohyan Ni in the Soviet zone were released unharmed after interrogation. Tammy L Pugaley Renton Washington Pfc John D Hoppe Seattle and Gerald K Geffen Port Chester N Y told reporters they wandered into the Soviet area by mistake while inspecting a telephone line near the rail link to Pyongyang and were freed Sunday afternoon.
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Korea
Cmt
Seow
Flussian
Pyongyang
Yohyan-Ni
Ruggian
Tammy FL Pugaley
Renton
Wash
Pfc
John D. Hopfe
Seattle
Pie
Gerald K. Geffen
Port Chester
M. Y
Monokor
Korgan
Storm toll rises as Galveston reels from tropical blow
Galveston and Texas City bore the brunt of a tropical storm that slammed ashore with 68 to 71 mile per hour winds. Downed power lines, shattered windows, and flooded streets left both cities without electricity. One man, Joseph H. Tate, killed by electrocution near Galveston, as Red Cross shelters housed thousands. Rescue crews checked a missing 46 foot Linda boat crew. weather warned inland movement.
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Galveston
Tax
Tropica
Salveston
Texas City
Gulf of Mexico
Galvestonn
Galvestor
Joseph HM. Tate
Port Formt Life Bot
Tsaldaris Seeks Broad Based Greek Cabinet
Greek leader Tsaldaris announced plans to form a new government today with a broad coalition to replace the Metrios cabinet. The United States embassy in Athens aided Greece with 300,000 dollars in supplies and facilitated talks with former premier Sophoulis as part of the cabinet crisis over anti insurgent policy. Sophoulis did not publicly respond, but officials indicated he might consider a joint presidency of the ministerial council with Tsaldaris contingent on Populist support. Embassy inputs were relayed by Constantine Hentis, a former Sophoulis aide.
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Athens
Constantine Tsaldaris
Demetrios
Maximos
United States
Greece
Tseldaria
Sephoulis
Tsaldarin
Hart An Loffidin Seures
Libermla
Gover
Constantine Hentis
Ian
Sophoulie
Jerusalem
Irgunzval Leumi
Britain
Germany
Brittah
Palestina Hlegal
Chesapeake Bay
I Kut
Boycore
Unti
éAemi
Irgun
Jaws
Broadcastaid
Alan Corton Cenningham
Wrestine
Cunningham
Elahc
Pete
Legion Chief Warns Trouble In Greece Could Start War
National Carm murder Paul E. Griffith warned Greece's crisis could spark a world conflict. He urged sending troops to support the Truman Doctrine and military training legislation, saying UN power is insufficient to stop aggressors and urging decisive action if Greece is invaded.
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New York
Paul E. Griffith
Griffith
Washington, D.C
Truman
Repertec
Laadion
Lakas
Geiltitn
Uniontown
Legion
Sid
Fuskey
United Nations
GEFEN
Plane Crash Starts Blaze in Fog Shrouded Foothills
A cargo plane crashed in fog north of Burbank, starting a brush fire. Police say the craft was an A-47 cargo ship or similar and investigation is ongoing. The Civil Aeronautics Administration later said it likely was a converted A-26 used in charter service, taking off from Glendale Airport en route to Radio, with a pilot named Croadway and an unidentified passenger.
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Burbank
Calif
Here
Privay
Mik
Civilian Aeronautics Administration
Glendale
Tadio
Croadway
Street Scenes and Offbeat Crasby Miniature Car Scene
A fragmented report describes a chaotic street scene with a tiny car pulled through heavy traffic by a person named Gewam, a shopkeeper, and a bystander. The incident escalates to a verbal clash about buying and a remark about war. A clem notes an intercetes: a remark about rep and urine angicine, with mention of a cautious, almost comical sequence of events as the group moves along.
Fighting Blazes Along Parts Of Indonesia Front
Indonesian front reports continuous fighting across Java and surrounding islands. Dutch forces launched strong clearing actions as clashes persist near Boegis airfield and Tergkil airfield, with infantry tanks and air support reported. Indonesian chief of staff urges defenders to press freedom amid ongoing government resistance.
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Batavia
Java
Indonesiana
Abmit
United Nations Security’ Council
Henrn
Boegis
Malang
East Java
Tergkil
Enguved
Bage
Republcar
Jogjakarta
Oeno Soemhardjo
Indonsaian
Toray
Attlee Cabinet To Hear Report On Loan Parley
Britain’s cabinet prepares for a special session in London to hear Sir Wilfred Eady’s report on Washington treasury talks and to map new measures amid a gloomier economy. Key topics include suspension of free convertible dollars, food cuts, car production, and Attlee’s proposed longer workdays for productivity.
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London
Britain
Wilfred Eady
Treasury
Washington
Atles
Rumera
Attlee
Wales
Papas
Plan For Global Arms Reduction In UN Spotlight
Lake Success United Nations debates a proposed global arms reduction. US and Soviet positions clash over atomic control and verification while Indonesia and East Indies issues stir tensions. Delegates seek progress before the General Assembly meets again.
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Algo
Indonesia
United States
East
Indiies
Amarth
Atomic Wrorng Commission
U.S
Soviet Union
United Nations
Midwest Rain Ends Heat Wave Across Several States
A cooling rain from Canada ended a week long heat wave in the Midwest. Forecaster Kenny in Chicago said showers varied from light to moderate across Toavn, South and eastern Nebraska, northern Missouri, and parts of Wisconsin and Illinois. Extended rains were expected in central Illinois and Indiana, with corn futures reacting to the cooler weather as September quotes hit the limit before easing.
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Tae Xemeeran Oreen
Midwest
Canada
HL. S. Kenny
Chicago
Toavn
Nebraska
Missouri
Rumors Fly Thick About Secret Army Project Near Albuquerque
Rumors swirl of a secret Army project possibly an atomic defense plant south and east of Albuquerque between the Sandia Mountains and the Manzano range. Reports describe underground facilities, blast-resistant caverns, and decoy structures near Kirtland Mesa with wide-range spoil and fence enclosures, amid conflicting claims and sightings.
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Atomic Defense Plant
Albuquerane
Sandin Ant Manzano
Fantade
Denver Post
Atmmit
Tennes
Mame Hinled Hawevn
Aiecintrni
Bardi
Kirtland Army Air Fold
Ames
Mibu Qugonne
Sandia Je
Los Alamos
Trinity, N.M
Alamorterre
Mal Roewell Air Base
Priest Renorted Killed In Rioting In Trieste Vatican
ANSA dispatch reports Rev. Mira i Bulegch tried to shield Msgr. Ukaiar as he was fatally wounded during rioting in the Trieste region. The Vatican sent Msgr. Ukaiar to a hospital after skull fracture and knife wounds. Bishop Antonia Sintin of Trieste announced confirmations paused amid the incident.
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Trieste
Venenia-Mitin
Vatican Prelite
Childrem
Aris
Trek Libert “Neht
ANSA
Prem
Misge
Clucdme
Ukrhar
Biuma
Mirai Bulegch
Msgr
Ukmiar
Ansa Sid
Vatican
Mogr Ukaiar
Hestik
Antonia Sintin
Capadiatrin
Iran
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Seffen
Yobyon-Ni
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Snk
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