U S Plans Action To Halt Soviets Asiatic Drive
The State Department signaled a course of action against rising Communist activity in Southeast Asia including Indo China Malaya and Burma. Western powers Bevin Stikker and U S officials warned of a Moscow led drive as Britain and the Netherlands push to counter Communist influence in the region.
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Cribedt
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Soviet Union
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Indo-China
Malaya
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Burma
Preas
Michael McBarmatt
Lye
Bevin
Derk Udo Stikker
Parliament
Moscow
Marshal Tite
Aigault
Tita
Truman Launches Expansive Reelection Campaign
President Truman begins a second, extensive campaign tour with stops planned in Denver Salt Lake City San Francisco and more. He aims to reach about 22 states over a 1500 mile plus journey while physicians say he is in excellent shape for the political trek.
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White House
Truman
Florida
Denver
Mondey
Salt Lake
San Francisco
Les Az Vem
Wallace
Graham
Independented
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Dixiecrats Fight Democrat Purge En Route With Warren to Pueblo
The speech in Salt Lake City by Warren, GOP vice presidential candidate, framed the electoral clash as a defense of national sanity amid world fear. He challenged the Democratic pick, urged party unity, and warned Republicans about ballot fidelity while Tennessee and state committees debated electors and third party splits.
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Leo Warren
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Truman
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Kentucky
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Somarville
Tenn
Unitess
Tennessee
Nationas
Truman Telly
Patladelsis
Reece to Debate Kefauver On Radio
Republican U S Senate candidate Reece will debate Kefauver on a statewide radio network, announced by C Stanley Fulton of the campaigns. Fulton said Kefauver’s appearances draw small crowds compared to Reece and Roy Acuff, and urged Tennesseans to attend speeches in Seattle style.
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B. Carroll Rogers
U. S. Senate
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Netauver
C. Stanley Pulton
Reece
Roy Acuff
Fulter
Seattte
Fulton
Kefauvet
Acust
Keftauvet
President Yeomar to Speak at Iowa Cornhusking Event
Reported by AP from Dexter Iowa, a rural drawing card will host President Yeomar for a campaign opening. The event, long attended by tens of thousands, includes a champion plowmen display and a farm dinner prepared for Mrs. Truman and her daughter. Forecasts vary but attendance is expected to reach into the tens of thousands.
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Yeomar
Iowa
Coembett
Craipman
Jake ‘More
Parsons
Low
More
Truman
Mar
MacArthur Brushes Off Russian Charges
General Douglas MacArthur rejected Soviet accusations that he is undermining democracy and labor unions in Japan. In Washington he dismissed claims as false, urging the West to practice what it preaches and warning of Communist dangers fostering disorder and totalitarian control in Japan.
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Douglas MacArthur
Japan
Washington
Panytshirim
Telt
MacArthur
Furthes
Cortrol
Rade Wmios
TVA Accused Of Attempted Fraud In Condemnation Case
Greeneville report states the Tennessee Valley Authority faces charges of attempted fraud and bad faith in federal court. Petitions filed by Warren B. Dugger, May Dugger, Edd Fritts, Dorris Moody, and Virgie Moody allege TVA condemned five parcels of land valued under limits, seeking to set aside the condemnation order.
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Greeneville
Tony
Ten Mesgue Valley
Dorris
Moody
Virgie Moody
TVA
Wateuga Dan
Western Powers Tighten Blockade Across German Border
Western allies extended a counter blockade to halt all eastward freight from western Germany as Soviet-bound shipments faced new hurdles. Berlin reports say Allied controls surged at frontier points while German authorities stiffened border checks.
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Todas
Benders
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SED
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Carmecy
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Interzanal
Rive Weaertt
Tyes Tong
Helmstedt
Camtral
Im Bizelta
Russian-licensad
Allies
Dewey Promises Key GOP Statement Amid Farm Talks
Governor Dewey and Senator Martin signaled no Senate shift as they discussed farm policy with House and Senate leaders. The talk covered GOP strategy in nine states including West Virginia Wyoming Kentucky Oklahoma Minnesota Idaho Montana and Pennsylvania. Aiken Hope and Dewey plan to press farm issues in today’s agenda.
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Thomas BR. Dewar
Mamizee
Dewey
Edward Martin
New York
Senate
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Bewer
Bewey
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Semanesraca
Biker
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Wyoming
Kentucky
Olahoma
Minnesota
Tet. Remackawa
Idaho
Montana
Chifford FR. Hope
R-ias
Rhalemas
House, Agriculture Committee
George D. Aiken
R-Wi
Senate Agriculture Unit
Hank Sharply Raps Dewey In New York
Wallace at a public gathering denounced Governor Dewey as silenced and misrepresented. He linked protest to a broader party struggle and accused Republicans of fear and elitist tactics while contrasting Roosevelt era ideals with current campaigns.
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Dewey
New York
Batlato
Wallace
Upstate
Party Provident
Dewey Himself i “the Man Who Does Not Want To Be Remathered.” Wallace
Siso
Irkot
French Colonel Bernadotte Murdered in Jerusalem Shootout
Count Folxe Bernadotte, head of the Swedish Red Cross envoy to Palestine, and French Colonel Begot were shot dead in the Jewish sector of Jerusalem amid ongoing tensions as he had prepared to report to the United Nations in Paris next week. The aid mission's peace efforts between Jews and Arabs were undermined by renewed shelling and fighting. Bernadotte, 53, husband of Estelle Manville, had visited Damascus yesterday and warned that both sides were “trigger happy.” He was scheduled to present at the UN General Assembly.
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Tranzeformien
United
Folxe Bermadotte
Feist
Jerusalem
Berndotte
White Nations
Palestine
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Seymour
Americar
Je Bernagatte
Bry
Bote Sidex
Bernadotte
Red Crogs
Estelle
Vile
New York
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Jerusaled
Bernadette
United Nations
Paris
Colonel Begot
Wations
Count Bernadotte
Damassers
Syria
Mewsnagermen
Trey
Hepnadatte
Moly
Jook
United Nations General Assembly
Tantth-lelé
Haifa
Aage Lumdatroem
Dramatic Rescue Of Sailors In North Atlantic Storm
A dramatic rescue by Coast Guard cutter Bibowe and other vessels saved 49 Portuguese sailors from the Gaspar after a hurricane swept the North Atlantic. Separate救missions brought 39 men from the Leicester, a tanker freighter. Coast Guard and Navy crews coordinated the two operations, with survivor accounts praising the smooth, rapid rescue despite severe conditions.
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New York -Savel
North Atlantic
Coast Guard
Scrroaner
Gaspar
Verchant Gaipe
Leicester
Sant
Donald C. Jacobs
The
Bible
Coast Guard Area Headquarters
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Bermuda
Newfoundland
New “Fork
Itg Traighter
Probers Claim Success In Hunt In Union Probers Claim Success
Washington observers reported progress in probing Communist influence within the International Fur and Leather Workers Union after three days of hearings. Union leaders including Hes Gold, a long time Communist Party member, argued the party does not dominate the union while defending their affiliation amid a tense testimony session.
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Howse Inver
Ia Fur Workers Union
Aoven
CIC Internatinel Fur and Leather Workers’ Union
Man Sehwabe
RIMO
I Tabor
Hes Gold
Communist Party
Gold
Amd
Rie
Union
Geld
Schwabe
Tim
Clear Skies For Grid Game Tonight Amid Air Traffic Tangle
Historic wartime report notes a rare grid game under calm skies, while observers focus on air traffic over Berlin. The scene blends sport plans with ongoing operations and a complex aerial corridor system moving planes to and from Western Germany.
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Pia
Germany
West
Berlin
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Witte
Dipgins
Siowe
Pagett
New York
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