Soviet Ukraine Charges Greece for Balkans Peace Threat
The Soviet Ukraine asks the United Nations Security Council to quickly hear charges that Greece threatens Balkan peace. The complaint accuses Greece of border incidents with Albania, persecution of minorities in Macedonia, Thrace, and Epirus, and blames British troops for interference in Greece's internal affairs amid the Sept. 1 referendum.
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Dmitri Muninsky
Ukereinian
Soviet Socialist Republic
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Trygve Lie
Macedonia
Thrace
Epirus
Balkan Peninassa
Greely
Greece
Urites
Cenrgaff
Fussia
Chinese War Flames Anew in Manchuria Battles
Conflicting reports say Chinese government and Communist armies clash in Manchuria near Rail line hubs Mukden Changchun and Lingyuan. Government reinforcements move from Mukden and Changchun to relieve garrisons while two armies advance toward Changchun and Johor Province amid ongoing siege of Tatune.
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Manchuria
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Zionist Agency Faces Partition Debate Amid British Proposals
Dissident Zionist spokesman Richard Lichtheit accuses the Jewish Agency executive of secretly acquiescing to British partition plans for Palestine. He says the proposal becomes official Zionist policy though the agency avoids stating this openly. Weizmann advised that agency delegates be excluded from Palestine talks unless conditions grant full internal authority and broad representation. Galda Meyerson appointed temporary head of the agency's political department. Arab leader Tassat Tannana warns of a future United States of Arabia binding Arab states.
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Zioniat
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Palestine
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America
Lichtheit
Whatter Weictem
de. Chaim Weizmann
World Zionist Organization
Galda Meyerson
Lad
Stonet
Moshe Shertolt
Tazat Tannana
Palestine Arab Higher Committee
Bienial
United States of Arabia
Arb
Arab League
Red Campaign In Peace Meet Taking Shape
A Russia led peace campaign appears to be forming as the peace conference enters its fifth week. Reports note Soviet moves on Greece and Venezia Giulia, plus a Turkish inquiry over the Dardanelles. Western powers oppose Russian gains while a walkout by Maletov and Manuilsky highlighted East West tensions at the Park Liberation anniversary.
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Russia
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United Nations Security Council
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Balkans
Vagreslavie
Venezia Giulia
Turkey
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Dardanelles
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James F. Byrnes
Britain
France
United States
Yugoslavia
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Frame
Gome Om
Vi M. Maletov
Dimitri Manuilsky
Iken Rave
China
Frances
Amerique
Molozov
Manullsky
Georges Bidault
Bidault
Filma
U.S
Arthur F.! Vandenberg
R-Mich
U. S
Butchers Split On Effect Of Meat Ceilings
Merchants divided on replacement of OPA ceiling prices for meat. Some customers fear meat shortages and rushed to buy, while others welcome price cuts and expect no significant shortages. A wholesale dealer calls it too early to judge, predicting pork shortages mainly from supply factors, not price ceilings.
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Navy orders full scale probe into yacht dive bombing incident
A Navy ordered full scale investigation into an accidental dive bombing of a private yacht on Lake Erie. Seven fishermen aboard the 3b foot cruiser The Atlantress escaped injury as bombs burned the vessel. The planes from Grosse Ile Station mistook the boat for a military target, causing a small blaze and minor burns to owner Albert Retsig of Toledo.
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Grosse Tie Nital Air Station
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Toledo
Charles Duamarnd
ThreeYearOld Killed After Fall From Car
A three year old child died Sunday night after slipping from a moving car on Bristol Highway near Chestnut Ridge. Police say the door opened as the girl played with the handle, and she toppled from the vehicle. Funeral arrangements are set for Wednesday at Broad Street Methodist Church with burial at Gunnings Cemetery. The Straley family is residing in Kingsport. Surviving relatives include two sisters and a brother. Leroy Parker, 17, remained in fair condition after a bicycle crash on A Street. The incident involved a vehicle driven by Frank Foust of Fountains City, per Bristol police.
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Holaton Valley Community Hospital
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der Opana
Bristol
Etmey McCurry
Wal A. Games
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Robert Davis
Megro
Broad Street
Jenneary
Fumerel
Broad Street Methodist Church
D.trigg James
Barkel
Wow Gunnings
Rhody
Straheys
Kingaport
Troy Baston
Fimamita
Judith
J. Andrew Stralay
Leroy Parker
Edgewood Avenue
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Young Parker
Wingsport
Frank Foust
Fountains City
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Indian minister stabbed as riots erupt across New Delhi
New Delhi reports say Sir Shafa'at Ab wad Khan, a Moslem member of the new Interior government, was stabbed seven times and is in serious condition while Hindu riots flare in Delhi and Allahabad. Police impose curfews as violence kills several and injures many in the week of unrest.
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Congress Party
Bond Given In War On Deputies Shooting Case
A Knoxville man Leake received a 15000 bond after being charged in the April shooting of Deputy Simziff Gass during a Cocke County raid. The Leake case was moved to federal court in Greeneville. Separately, Milton Rogers faced federal trial for murder and felonious assault in the same raid, which ended in abeyance. Olivia De Havilland plans marriage in Westport with Marcus Goodrich, her partnership with Lawrence Langner’s Phenter Guild.
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Ames Meek
Leake
Fedtral Court
Graemaville
Cocke County
Simziff
Gass
ATE
Milton HL Rogers
James Thomas
Jefferson County
Arthur Hebbert
Greeneville
Olivia
New York
Serren
Olivia de Havilland
Marcus Goodrich
Westport
Conn
Lawrence Lamgner
Phenter Guild
Wervess
Goodrich
Bodies Of Four American Fliers Brought From Alps
The bodies of four American fliers who died when a second U S transport was shot down were brought from the Julian Alps to Ljubljana under Yugoslav Fourth Army guard escort. Four coffins draped with flags were placed aboard American naval craft after the remains were examined at the village of Kepriwniz, site of their mass burial by local peasants.
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Yugoslav Fourth Army
Belgrade
United States
Julian Alps
Ljubljana
Ugopheer Dawe Tin Avroner
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Kepriwniz
Wugeslay
McReynolds Dies at Walter Reed After 26 Years on Supreme Court
Justice James Charl McReynolds, longtime foe of New Deal measures, died at Walter Reed Army Hospital after a year of illness. Retired from the bench on February 1, 1941, he had denounced Roosevelt administration legislation and left only Hughes and Roberts as remaining members. His death follows a pneumonia scare and a heart failure, with funeral plans set for Elston, Ohio.
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Bernerat Hintvell
Woodrow Wilson
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Gwen J. Roberts
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Robert McReynolds
Los Angeles
Chichey
Mak Reynolds
Harlan B. Stony
Hzratt H. Burton
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Street Scene Described In Foggy Front Lawn Encounter
A garbled street scene depicts a boy and a rat in a tense moment on a front lawn. A white-faced youth sways toward a Brow Street barber shop, while a friend notes a sudden Winery effect delayed beyond airport territory amid a farm barbecue scene.
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Georgia Unit Vote Upheld In U S Court
A three judge federal court today upheld Georgia s county unit vote system for Democratic primary selection and declined to invalidate Eugenis Talmadge s nomination for a fourth term as governor. The decision, unanimous, rejected claims the system violated the 14th Amendment equal protection clause while noting unit votes resemble presidential voting patterns.
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Robert Leon Tasman
Ta League of Women, Voters
Meeting Set For County School Teachers
Sullivan County teachers gather Wednesday at Blountville High School for a full day session starting 10 a.m. Speakers include Dr George Davis of Tusculum College and Dr Bush Derthick of Elizabethton along with Dr James Magoffin of Eastman Corp and others. Sessions cover English history social studies math science home economics and grade discussions led by local educators.
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Sullivan Gownty Dermols
Lomtville Bish School
George Davis
Tusculum College
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Smong
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Ngsgee Eastman Corporation
P. E. Binrret
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Bristol Woman Awaits Word On Husband Missing In Crash
Mrs Virginia Freestone, wife of Capt Ble Freestone, waits in Bristol for news from Yugoslavia where a C 17 crash August 19 killed three of five crew members. She has not yet learned her husband’s fate, while his parents and sister monitor War Department word as searches continue for two missing aviators.
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War Department
Truman May Go Fishing Again in Bermuda
President Truman may delay returning to Washington beyond Monday as official aides press to persuade him to stay for Bermuda’s sunlit calm. He attended a Church of England service with Bishop Browne and prayed for peace and the United Nations.
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Remains of Four US Airmen Retrieved in Yugoslavia
An exhaustive U.S. grave registration inquiry in Yugoslavia confirms the remains of four U.S. airmen were disinterred from the Holy Cross Cemetery in Ljubljana after two U.S. planes were downed. A ceremonial procession escorted the coffins through Bled to Ljubljana, with a Yugoslav Fourth Army honor guard and allied aviators attending. The bodies will go to a mortuary as talks with Ljubljana proceed and government officials discuss the transfer and repatriation timeline.
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Yustoviay Air Force
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Washington
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Last Grand Army of the Republic Convention Nears End
In Indianapolis the Grand Army of the Republic prepares to close its encampment as veterans from many factions gather on the east side. Local reports say about 40 members arrived, the youngest 96 years old, with several more sending reservations. Delegates plan rest and allied organization meetings while waiting for formal business proceedings and a potential invitation to return for another encampment.
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