Eisenhower Urges UN path to peace amid wartime unease
General Eisenhower said the United States must pursue peace through the United Nations, stressing patient effort and restraint despite growing delegate unease at the Foreign Wars encampment. Military leaders echoed the call for strong defense as essential to preventing a third world war.
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Jupiur
Washington
United States
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Unifom
Maj
Gust
Pero
del Valle
Greek King Plans Return to Athens Amid Peace Talks
London reports King George of Greece described as a “very honey” by officials, intends to return to Athens in two to three weeks as Greece debates postwar peace and independence. Dispatches from Paris note Constantine Tsaldaris may confer with the monarch. British guardianship and Greek sovereignty dominate discussions amid the peace conference.
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King George
Greece
Consdant
Athens
Seid
Iscita
George
Paris
Constantine Tsaldaris
Tinis
81 Reported Killed In Bombay
A Bombay communique says 82 killed and 300 injured since Sunday amid Hindu Muslim clashes. Troops, police on duty after predawn air blasts, curfew in place. Police opened fire to quell rioters. casualties include 1 to 6 killed and 50 injured. Violence spread citywide with stabbings and looting. a shopkeeper shot during looting, two shopowners injured.
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Prem
Bombay
Vicorin
Tee Myrtle
Nelson Urges U S to Monitor Army Power Rise in War Materials Claim
Nelson argues in his forthcoming book Arsenal of Democracy that the Army seized control of the civilian economy after 1942. He warns Washington to prevent military dominance over policy and presses for limits on press and production autonomy, citing clashes with James Byrnes and internal efforts to oust Nelson.
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Bourty
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Wiley
America
NQRES
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Seershisry
Knox
Robert
Parsergan
Lee Arey
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Shy Manufacturing Company
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Elyon
Wuc
Nawaprat
Paxterton
Par Armama
Axaerted
Funeral Today For Victim Of Auto Accident
Funeral services are planned for Mrs. John Wilcox, 58, of Rogersville, who died Sunday from injuries after a truck struck her. Services will be at 11 am Tuesday at Beech Creek Baptist Church, with Rev. Lloyd Lighn, Rev. Ray, Elbert Melei, and Rev. Claude Morelock officiating. Burial will be in Beech Creek Cemetery.
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Rogersville
Holstein Valley Conamity Hospital
Beech Creek Baptist Church
Lioyd Lighn
Ray
Elbert Melei
Claude Morelock
Bhuripl
Beech Creek
Italy Reduces Military to 297,500 Under Big Four Plan
The 21 nation peace conference Military Commission approved most Big Four limits on Italy's armed forces. Italy's army capped at 250,000 plus 83,000 Carabinieri, navy 22,509, air force 28,000. Land air force restricted to 200 fighters and reconnaissance planes. Submarine and aircraft carrier limits discussed. surplus ships to be transferred to allied governments within three months. Separate talks on Trieste and postwar policing followed.
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United States
Russia
Sratsia
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Poutwar
Europe
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Ivance Bonomi
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Poland
Cate
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League of Nations
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Thivare Ol
Sory
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Russia Rejects U S Note in Trade Talks With Sweden
Moscow announces rejection of a U S note on trade policy and mutual aid, while a Swedish delegation readies to resume five year talks with Russia. Washington officials caution more dispatches may follow as negotiations loom.
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Russia
United States
Russie
Sweden
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Washington
Stockholm
ESSR
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Ater
Any Election Move By May To Bring New Demands
A report from Bay’s Prestonsburg cites Senate War Investigating Committee concerns over Rep. May’s health and possible reelection bid. Chairman Mead says a new subpoena may be issued when May recovers to testify. May has not confirmed campaign plans or format for a potential personal drive.
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Senate War Envestigating Committee
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Prestonsburg
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Tle
Washington
Mead
May
Foy
Kentucky
Oerland Lumber Co
Orhalf
Combine
Garsdan Enterprises
Street Scenes and City Noise Report
A garbled Streetscape item notes distant sirens, crowd chatter, and unclear street actions. The fragment hints at urban life, signal sounds, and a woman’s cautious talk, with stray references to performances and daily routines amid a busy avenue.
Two of Nation's Top Flight Race Drivers Are Killed
Two leading U S auto racers died in a six car crash at Atlanta Lakewood Park speedway. George Robsar of Glendale and George Barringer of Indianapolis perished as their cars collided on the one mile track. Wives witnessed the disaster as the field approached the eighth lap in pursuit of a top prize of 3700 dollars.
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Lakewoad Park
George Robsar
Glendale
Calif
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George Barringer
Indianayelis
Therm
S Oriles
Rabson Deats
Realty
Robson Ensoyn
Bly Devere
Robsor
Deidre
Rev. Timger
Ted Horn
Tiemen
Berm
Jans
Hal
Deslarer Wiener
Hern
Karacey
Rick
Kale
Layrsley
Dayton
Ohio
Harmony Seen In Slav Fuss On Yugoslav Clash
A Yugoslav dispute with Yugoslavia and the forced crashes of two American planes push toward a joint peace tone. Officials anticipate a note from Tito with apology and assurances against repetition, as U S officials plan a late news conference on the matter.
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Weshingman
Yuguslavia
United States
Russia
Department Today
Witlam £. Clayton
Yogo- Atlavia
Witlam
Clayton
Yugoslev
S Ropenterth
Claytem
State Department
Byrnes
Dean
xAcheson
Frose
Virgosievia
Tito
Costae
Fogoslavis
Fagostr
Fito
U. S
Fi¢kerd C Patterson
Atomic Power feature shown at State Theater
dC White, president and general manager of Tennessee East wan, appears in the March of Time Atomic Power short. The program traces atom power from discovery to the Hiroshima bomb, with White among industrialists and scientists around a table discussion, plus scenes from Oak Ridge.
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5C White
Tennessee East
Wan, Corporation
Japan
Mr. White
Parpean
Eft
Bhi
Oak Ridge
Enat- Tan Exochebves
Athe Rlom Beth
Morelock Takes Patrol Course in Tennessee refresher
Patrolman W. K. Morelock of the Tennessee Highway Patrol stationed at Kingsport left Saturday for a two week refresher course in highway patrol work. The course will be given by FBI and Highway Patrol officials. Sgt. Williamson disclosed that Morelock would report at Smyrna, Tennessee for the course. Morelock is the son of Magistrate BE Morelock of Sullivan Gardens.
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W. K
Jack) Morelock
Termessee Highway Patrol
Kingsport
FBI
Highway Patrol
Prank
Willamson
Witigasorx
Morelock
Smyrne
Tenn
BE. Morelock
Sullivan Gardens
Death toll of holiday reaches 300 amid Labor Day rush
Traffic fatalities and other deaths from the three day weekend topped initial safety council estimates. At least 46 people killed in traffic crashes, 25 more deaths from violent causes, and 37 drownings. North Dakota reported no violent deaths. California and New York saw notable counts. States listed deaths by traffic, drownings and other causes with scattered figures.
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Totel
Olent
North Dakota
Cel-fermia
New York
Alabama
Arizona
Arlatsas
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
Florida
Georgia
Idaho
Tinos
Town
Kantey
Kawhucky
Loiisiana
Maine
Marsland O
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New
Oreram
Payment lowers Tennessee debt with bond payoff
The Tennessee State Funding Board paid off 31.96 million dollars in three percent randing bonds of 1993, reducing the state debt to its lowest point in over 14 years. Assistant secretary Elizabeth Sten said the total debt burden now stands at 377,209,20) dollars, with bonds due in September and tied to the refining act proposed in 29¢7.
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Nashile
State Funding Board
Elizabeth Sten
Soviet Ukraine waits on UN vote over Greece charges
Soviet Ukraine Foreign Minister Andrei Manuilsky sits with five suitcases of documents as the United Nations Security Council prepares to decide whether to place charges against the Greek government on its agenda. Greek government denials and Greek–Albanian border incidents loom, while UN deliberations and Allied positions shape weeks of debate.
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Ukraine
Greece
Lalke
Draiteys Manailsky
Ukraime
United Nations Security Council
Iris Uburgee
Gsaete
Matsuitsky
Charsay
Manuitsky
Hig Stieff
George T
United States
Odws
Marivilssky
Ment
United Nations
Counil
Maruilsky
Balkans
Qwest
Macedonia
Thrace
Epirus
Agenca
Gromyske
Priday
Manuilsky
Vasaili
Troppa
Thyeve Lie
Lie
Andrei A
Grotnyiso
Aeare
Four Nations Elected To Body
Copenhagen Denmark Tealy Switzerland Portugal and Eire were elected to membership today in the United Nations Poor and Agricultural Organization to combat hunger worldwide. The original members—Tealy and Switzerland—were chosen unanimously while Poland objected to Portugal and Eire due to lacking diplomatic ties with Warsaw. The conference discussed calorie targets and bread grain supply noting improved weather reduced the gap between needs and provable supplies. a second conference was planned for next year. The Republica State Executive Committee announced its August election would be held with a meeting in September at the state capital.
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Denmark
Tealy
Switserkend
Portugal
Eire
United Nations Poor and Agricultural Organization
Stanimg
Switzerland
Vate
Mikolajenyk
Warsaw
Beart Ecooerte
United Nations Food and Ashgahura Organization
Sfate
Republica State Executive Committee
Mame
Stahy Capltot
President Truman Returns to Duty on Atomic Commission Fight
President Truman, rested from vacation, works to assemble an eight member Atomic Commission. Disagreements among prospective nominees stalled approval of the domestic program as White House aides traded views aboard the presidential yacht during a voyage from Bermuda.
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Washington
Truman
Crete
Wi- Hamsaburg
Berm
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