Soviet U S Relations To Be Rougher At UN Assembly
Washington officials predicted a harsher Russo American phase as the United Nations Assembly opens in New York. The Truman administration faces a decision on a temporary Europe aid fund, with long term Marshall Plan plans tied to Congress action. Officials foresee a Ruhr coal plan to boost European recovery, granting Germany larger mine responsibilities.
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Russia
United Nations General Assembly
New York
Marshall
Assembly
Truman
Congress
Europe
State Department
United States
Britain
Germany
Ruhr
Soviet L. A
Greek Parties Unite to Crush Red Guerrillas In Greece
Athens reports two rival Greek parties form a liberal populist cabinet led by Themistoklis Sophoulis to crush Communist guerrillas. An amnesty offer is planned for surrendering insurgents, with international supervision sought. failure may trigger military action. U S diplomats MacVeagh and Henderson hailed the move as a diplomatic win.
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Themistokies
Sophoulis
Royal
Archbishop Damaskinou
Constantin Tsaldaris
International Commission
Haleuthority
U.S
Lincoln MacVeagh
Loy W. Henderson
Office of
Near Eastern and African Affairs
Greece
Truman Expected To Fill Defense Chairmanship
President Truman is expected to appoint a civilian to head the new unified defense structure soon after returning from Brazil in 12 days. The role, under the National Security Act, pays 14000 annually and may go to Dr. Vannevar Bush, head of the Carnegie Institution. The board will coordinate Army Navy and Air Force research, reporting to the secretary of national defense, replacing the current Army Navy Joint Research and Development Board.
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Trusman
Brazil
Research and Development Board
Vannevar Bush
Carnegie Institution
Army-Navy Joint Research and Development Board
Army
Navy
Air Force
Secretary of National Defense
Truman
Moonshiner Gun Battle Kills Cop in Albany Kentucky
Constable Bill Coop aged 35 and Luther Denny aged 40 were shot and killed during a raid at the Denny home in Albany Kentucky. Two others were wounded including H N Denny and Constable Virgil Albertson. The elder Denny, a former magistrate, is reported to be in serious condition at Glasgow hospital. Sheriff Smith said the front porch shooting occurred as officers arrived with a search warrant. no charges have been filed.
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Albany, Ky
Snena
B. Sraith
Bill Coop
Luther Denny
Denny
H. N. Denny
Luther
Virgil Albertson
Glasgow
Albertson
Smith
Benny
Watauga
Here
Coop
Jim Fowler
UN Palestine Committee Asks Immediate Aid For Jews
The United Nations Palestine Committee unanimously urged immediate help for about 250000 distressed European Jews in camps to ease pressure on Palestine. It urged the Assembly to act promptly, linking relief for European Jews with a more favorable climate for resolving Palestine immigration and partition issues.
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UN Assembly
European Assembly
Palestine
Palestine Committee
Geneva
Lake Success
Jerusalem
U.N
Canada
Czechoslovakia
Guatesmala
Netherlands
Peru
Sweden
Uruguay
India
Iran
Yugoslavia
Australia
Europe
Pope Urges Action As Massed Vatican Rally Demands Change
Pope Pius XI addressed about 260000 Catholics in St. Peter’s Square urging immediate action in religious and moral life. He warned that test has begun and listed five battlefronts: religious culture, Sunday sanctification, Christian family, social justice, and honesty in dealings. He blamed greed and crises for eroding fidelity and ethics in society.
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Pius XI
St. Peter’s Square
Pontifé
Vote Yes Editorial Urges Kingsport Smoke Control
An opinion piece urges a Yes vote on a smoke and dust control ordinance in Kingsport. It argues the plan will cleaner air and help preserve the city’s Model City status, noting regulators will enforce if needed and that industrial plants support the measure despite costs. The focus centers on hand fed home heating and coal quality requirements.
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Kingsport
Board of Mayor and Aldermen
Smoke Program Said 90 Percent Effective in St Louis
James L. Ford Jr of the First National Bank and chairman of the Citizens Smoke Elimination Committee announced Sunday that St Louis smoke elimination ordinance has been 90 percent effective since its April 1940 enactment. He cited Weather Bureau records and noted numerous cities have sent representatives since 1941 to study the program, implying its success and refuting protests from coal producers.
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Dons Tk Bel
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
St. Louis
James L. Ford, Jr
First National Bank
Citizens’ Smake
Ford
T Oaly Producers’ Committee
Kingsport
United States Weather Bureau
St Louis
United States
Intervention By Outsiders In Election Deplored
Clef EB Sanders of the Citizens Committee for Smoke Abatement deplored outside interests in Kingsport campaign ads. Ben Sullivan backs the smoke and dust ordinance, predicting it will pass two to one. Sullivan Bob Delius, industries recreation director, hopes the ordinance passes to ease tar buildup.
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Clef EB. Sanders
Charmaan
Citizens’ Committee For
Kingsport
Sanders
Ben Sullivan
Palace
Sullivan Bob Delius
genial _industries
British Use Clubs and Truncheons on Exodus 1947 Evacuation
British troops clashed with Jewish refugees aboard the Ocean Vigour at Hamburg as the Exodus 1947 group was unloaded. Reporters described soldiers using truncheons and cribs to push violent subduing of passengers, many crying against being forced to Israel, with trains taking them to Poppendorf detention for disposition by nationality.
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Germany
Palestine
Poppendorf
Briain
Palest
Exodus
France
Beretedd
Defian
Pappenmarl
Kuechnitz
Injured Girl In Crash Reported In Poor Condition
A one year old girl was admitted to Holston Valley Community Hospital with a skull fracture after jumping from a car driven by an unidentified man who offered to drive her home from the terminal around midnight. Police said she is in poor condition and semi conscious. Doctors found a deep laceration on her right ankle and multiple bruises from a fall from a moving vehicle. They do not believe she was sexually assaulted.
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Holston Valley Community Hospital
Citsy Bis Terminal
Howard Hensley
French Hold U.S. Rabbi As Prisoner
Paris authorities detained American rabbi Baruch Korff at Toussus le Noble Airport near Versailles as he prepared to fly to London with 10000 leaflets for the Stern Gang. Two others, Reginald Gilbert and Judith Rosenberger, were arrested. leaflets bore threats linked to Palestine group.
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London
Britain
Baruch Horff
American Politics Action Committee For Palestine
Toussus le Noble
Versailles
Awe
Kosti
Reginald Gilbert
Birmingham
England
Judith Rosenberger
Korff
Fighters of Freedom For
Israel
Stern Gang
Palestine
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Crillon
Roger David
Interior Ministry
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Herald Tribune
Stern
Rabbi Korff
France
Plan
Kortis
Indonesians Resist Dutch Clearing Action in Java and Sumatra
Reported by Batavia and Jogjakarta agencies the Indonesians mounted continuing resistance to Dutch clearing sweeps in Java and Sumatra. Dutch casualties included seven killed and twelve wounded, with up to 1200 men involved in clashes. A Jogjakarta dispatch claimed Dutch forces destroyed two villages in Central Japan? No, central Java. civilians were killed as people fled.
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Java
Sumatra
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Palembang
Dis
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Jogjakarta
Speakers Schedule Talks Over WKPT Campaign War Moves
The campaign against smoke and dust escalates with calls to voters, home circulars, and Monday night speeches on WKPT. Polls open Tuesday 8 am to 7 pm in City Hall court room. voters urged to bring registration certificates and poll tax receipts. Radio line up includes Bob Delius 6:30, Pat Spivey 7, Emmet Collins 7:45, Dr. E W Tipton 8:30, Dr. T P Johnston 9:44. Community clubs back the ordinance. coal supporters praise low volatile Pocahontas coal for efficiency and reduced smoke. endorsements noted from Pilot Club and others.
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Kingsfalawy
City Hall
Bob Delius
Pat Spivey
Emmet Collins
Bernard W. Jeunsten
Newcomer's Club
Elden Crawford
Pilot Club
Rege Yee
Iran expected to get new cabinet
Iran officials announce a new cabinet is to be submitted to the Shah tomorrow, likely drawn from Premier Qavam's party as he faces pressures after a tight parliamentary win and renewed oil law accusations. He may quit over the marginal 7 percent victory. A special committee studies charges that he violated the 1944 Mosadeeh oil law by negotiating last year with Russia on a northern Iran concession that awaits ratification.
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Vehran
Tran
Ahmed Qavam
Qavam
Mossadeeh
Russia
Iran
AFL Chiefs Weigh Action On Non Communist Pledges
AFL leaders gather to decide whether to ignore the NLRB or sign non communist affidavits under Taft Hartley. If any member of John L Lewis’s council refuses, NLRB access will be denied to all AFL unions, a move opposed by CIO vice presidents and urged by the United Mine Workers Journal as justified.
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Chicago
AFL
National Labor Relations Board
John Lb. Lewis
NURB
NLRB
Robert N. Denham
AFL and
CIO
Pittsburgh
Denham
Boston
Executive Council
Organized Labor
U. S
Lewis
United Mine Workers Journal
Second UN Atomic Energy Commission report faces test vote
The United Nations Atomic Energy Commission prepares for a test vote on its second report with expected 10 to 0 consensus and abstentions by Russia and Poland. Amendments, mostly Polish, reshape six working papers ahead of committee consideration and a possible autumn treaty framework.
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Lake
United Nations Atomic Energy Commission
Russia
Poland
Commission
Probe Charges Of Disloyalty In Chinese Party
A Kuomintang official said formal complaints are being studied for a purge of corrupt members, potentially targeting top party and government leaders. The Central Executive Committee plans five plenary sessions to review charges from local units, with no faction targeted. Lt Gen Wedemeyer urged broad political and economic reforms and the removal of corrupt officials.
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Sanksae
Chiang Kai-shen
China
Cish 1
Kuomintang
Chiang Kai-shek
Albert Wedemeyer
Truman
Tragic Ferry Collision Kills Seventeen in Guanabara Bay
A ferry boat and a launch collided in Guanabara Bay last night, killing 17 people and injuring 70. Bodies were taken to the city morgue, with 35 treated at the first aid hospital. The U S battleship Missouri had just departed with President Truman and family, ending a Brazil visit.
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Guenabara Bay
Rio de Janeiro
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Missouri
Truman
Brazil
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