Diplomats Highlight Talks on Berlin Crisis in Kremlin
Western envoys led by the United States Britain and France met with Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov for three hours in Moscow to discuss Berlin and Cold War issues. Diplomats returned to the American Embassy while London Berlin and Moscow hinted at a possible foreign ministers meeting, though Washington cautioned against premature announcements.
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Molotov
Russia
Berlin
Stalin
Kremlin
London
Moscow
State Department
Washington
Foreign Ministers’ Council
Gera
Jary
Marshall
Bevin
Britain
Bret Times
Foreign Council
National Zeitung of
Germany
Paul-Henri Spaak
Belgium
U S Uranium Sent to Russia Claimed by McDowell
Rep McDowell said 1945 shipments of uranium metal totaled 1420 pounds added to 1300 pounds sent in 1943, part of wartime transfers cited during hearings on Communist spying. He warned the story will be unraveled for Congress and the public, while Senate hearings were halted over lack of facts.
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Washington
A.P
Rep. McDowell
R.penn
Russia
House
McDowell
House un-American Activities Committee
Senate
Capitol
Truman
Ferguson
R.-Mich
Senate Investigating Committee
Atty
Tom Clark
William W. Remingon
un-American Activities Committee
Leslie R. Groves
Congress
S. W. Shattuck Chemical Co
Denver
Col. A. N. Kotikov
Bank robber dies after dog confrontation
In Berkeley an armed bandit identified as Isaac G. Fox took about $7000 from a Bank of America branch, fled, and moments later killed himself after firing at officers and a bulldog defender. The dog Barked as the intruder was pursued by Mrs. rank J. Goldfuss and police. Fox later died in custody.
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Isaac G. Fox
Berkeley
Buggs
Frank J. Goldfuss
Fox
FBI
A. P
Tennessee
Levonne Ames
Bank of America
Rank J. Goldfuss
Goldfuss
North Oakland
Senate OK for small homes bill shifts to House
Nashville dispatch reports Tennessee National Guardsmen mobilized to Polk County after violent election clashes. Two killed and one wounded, with four more wounded in Ducktown. Kefauver leads Crump-backed contenders as absentee ballots dispute fuels tensions. Authorities moved quickly, with Gov McCord and Adjutant General Butler ordering troops into the area.
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Nashville
Tenn
National
Polk County
Tennessee
H. E. Brewer
Ducktown
Copperhill
E. H. Crump
Tom Stewart
Estes Kefauver
U. S
Kefauver
Crump
John A. Mitchell
Stewart
Adj
Hilton Butler
Jim McCord
Cleveland
Benton
McCord
Gordon Browning
Undertaker Brewer
Wayne Kimsey
Chester Goode
Hardy
Cobby) Loudermilk
Loudermilk
Senate backs compromise housing bill in anti inflation push
The Senate approved a compromise housing bill aimed at speeding small home building and avoiding low rent or slum clearance subsidies. The measure passed by voice vote after a 48 to 36 substitution of the Taft Ellender Wagner bill, and House approval is expected to move to President Truman tonight.
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Washington
A.P
Senate
House
Chamber
Banking
Senate Banking Committee
Martin
Truman
Congress
Federal Reserve Bank
Secretary of the Treasury
Snyder
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve System
Capehart
R. Ind
An Tobey
RN. H
Tobey
Yellow River Flood Drowns 3500, Displaces 400000 in Honan
North Honan Province faces a historic flood as official reports tally nearly 3500 deaths and 400000 homeless. The Water Conservation Commission notes the disaster is the worst in a century with over 1,000,000 fertile acres inundated.
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Nanking
Yellow River
North Honan
Water Conservation Commission
Employment in Long Beach Remains Steady
Tide flooded streets contribute to a crash as long beach area sustains steady employment signals amid shoreline disruptions while readers are directed to page B for full coverage.
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Long Beech
Army funds set for secret New Mexico missile center
An Army program allocates money for constructing a confidential guided missile center in New Mexico. The move reflects postwar weapons development plans amid Cold War tensions.
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Army
New Mexico
J. G. Farben Chemical Cartel
U. S
Local Paper Page Index and Features List
The notice lists sections such as Bridge on Page A nine Comics on A ten Editorial on A eight Markets on B six Local news on B one Radio on A nine and Shipping Table and E Sports across pages ail six to twelve.
Germans Sentenced for Kidnap Attempt in Berlin
Berlin August 6 two German men admitted serving as Russian agents and were sentenced by a U S government court to seven years imprisonment for a failed kidnapping in the American sector. Stark 35 and Walter Rothe 56 were convicted of trying to lure Dr Wilhelm Duisberg a German journalist into the Soviet sector on orders from a Russian major.
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Berlin
U.S
Stark
Walter Rothe
Wilhelm Duisberg
Warren and Dewey to Meet in Albany This August
PAWLING N Y August 6 The Republican standard bearers in the November election plan to meet in Albany New York August 16 and 17 Governor Earl Warren and campaign manager Herbert Brownell Jr will participate in discussions at the gathering The report notes the event as part of the campaign planning for the forthcoming election year
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Dewey
Warren
Pawling
N. Y
Earl Warren
Albany
Herbert Brownell Jr
Stra
Bloodhounds Used to Help Hunt Boy in Blue Hills
State police used two bloodhounds named Thunder and Rocky to locate 4 year old Andis Reidy missing in Milton Massachusetts. The search continued after his disappearance while returning with his berry picking party. Police tracked possible clues through a night long effort in the Blue Hills.
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Milton
Mass
Thunder
Andis Reidy
Blue Hills
Lincoln-Mercury Plant Shuts Over Worker Dispute
Los Angeles August 6 the Lincoln Mercury assembly plant worth 15 million dollars is shut down following the dismissal of a worker. A union official said the men quit after the firing and the shutdown stems from this dispute.
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Los Angeles
Uto
Cy O’halloran
C. I. O. Auto Workers Union
State Fall Kills Five in West Virginia Mine
Five men died and eight were injured in a fall at the No 11 mine of the New River and Pocahontas Consolidated Coal Co at Capels near Welch today. The state mines department reported the accident and noted the workers were underground at the time of the collapse.
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Welch
W. Va
New River
Pocahontas
Three Army Men Die in Plane Collision Near New Braunfels
Three Army airmen were killed when two AT training planes collided in midair about eight miles south of New Braunfels near San Antonio, Texas. Both planes nosedived in flames during routine training from Randolph Field, with a check ongoing to identify the occupants.
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San Antonio
Texas
Randolph Air Force Base
New Braunfels
Randolph Field
Ten Die In Navy Transport Crash North Of Miami
A Navy board studies the charred wreckage of a Navy transport plane that collided with a Stearman trainer 23 miles north of Miami. Ten crew and passengers were killed, with two trainer occupants surviving. Names listed include Lt. Comdr. Walter Bass Shrout and Lt. Comdr. P. F. Peters Jr. among the dead, with others from Norfolk, Detroit, Brooklyn and New York.
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Miami
Fla
Navy Board of Inquiry
Navy
Stearman
Here
Walter Bass
Shrout
Norfolk
P. F. Peters Jr
Mobile
Ala
W. J. Robb
J. C. Hodges
Norfolk, Va
W. Hernandez
Brooklyn
N. Y
C. A. Aliengena
Monson
Mass
J. L. Alden
Detroit
Mich
O. Rodriguez
New York
W. A. Gardiner
Smoke Bomb Hurled Near Dayton Guard Plant
DAYTON OHIO August 6 A smoke bomb was hurled today at National Guard troops during a strike troubled at the nivis Lons Co plant. Ten guardsmen fell to the ground as the missile exploded about 100 feet from the grounds and failed to reveal the occupants of a car. Col George Schiele said the device was government made and used to create smoke and confusion.
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Dayton
Ohio
National Guard
Nivis Lons Co
George Schiele
Ohio Guard
One-time golf champion Cyril Walker dies in police cell
Cyril Walker, 57, once a leading American golfer and 1924 U S Open winner over Bobby Jones, was found dead in a police headquarters cell in Ackensack New Jersey. Police say he died of natural causes after spending a night in lodging. Walker had worked as a counterman and dishwasher in recent years.
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Ackensack
N. J
Cyril Walker
Walker
England
Bobby Jones
Wwakland Ribs
Lerroit
Daniel Bebus
Bebus
United States
New York City
Shackamaxon
Newark
Idle Hour
Georgia
Englewood
N.J
Oklahoma Country Club
Oklahoma City
River
Six Die in New Jersey Slaying Case
Six men were convicted of murder in the first degree and sentenced to death for the killing of William Horner a 67 year old second hand store owner in Trenton New Jersey The nine week trial concluded with the judge setting the week for executions and marking it as possibly the largest mass execution in state history The defendants all African American men aged 22 to 37 with names including James Thorpe Collis English Ralph Cooper John McKenzie Horace Wiley and McKinley Forest
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Trenton
N. J
William Horner
New Jersey
Charles P. Hutchinson
James Thorpe
Collis English
Ralph Cooper
John McKenzie
Horace Wil
McKinley Forest
Ier
Navy Man Dives to Save Rescued Cat at Los Angeles River
George Johnson of the U S Navy, chief electrician’s mate, plunged into high tide near Pico Avenue to rescue a black and white cat trapped in the water. Onlookers cheered as he retrieved the weakened animal using a wooden ladder. The cat rests with the Johnsons at 1135 W Seaside while Mrs. Johnson seeks a new home.
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George Johnson
Los Angeles
Johnson
Seaside
Mrs. Johnson
Shipping Firms Hit as Monopoly Allegations Go Forward
Attorney General Clark announced 25 shipping lines faced civil action in Federal District Court at Newark New Jersey alleging a conspiracy to monopolize cargo trade between Atlantic and Gulf ports and Far East points.
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Washington
Clark
Atlantic
Gulf
Far East
Federal District Court
Newark
N, J
Old Shell Fatal to 7 German Children
Berlin August 6 report says seven German children aged two to ten were killed by a shell fired by British forces as they played near See See the British. Summary unclear due to damaged text but notes a deadly shell incident in wartime Germany.
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Berlin
Lery Shell Eee
Ince
B 29s Take Nonstop Flight from Reich to Kansas
Three U S B29s left Wiesbaden last night on a non stop flight to Smoky Hill Air Base Kansas. The mission marks a long range transfer from Germany to the United States.
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Wiesbaden
Germany
Smoky Hill Air Base
Kansas
Fire Kills Four Horses and Injured Caretaker
A blaze at a Butler Pennsylvania property results in the death of four race horses and injuries to a 79 year old caretaker. The incident occurred in the afternoon as responders battled the flames and authorities began a routine investigation.
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Butler
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