Fifth Kremlin Talk Slated for Thursday
Western powers frozen eastern mark accounts in western Berlin banks as Berlin authorities restrict transfers without military government approval. Kremlin talks may decide the future of four power plans for Germany and Europe, with Molotov meeting in Moscow and Western hopes shifting to a possible Kremlin accord.
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London
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Paris
Air Chief Says U S Can Run Berlin Air Lift Into Winter
U S Air Secretary Symington said the Berlin airlift can operate on a large scale through winter if needed. He arrived with Gen. Vandenberg and Lt. Gen. LeMay to confer with Gen. Clay. A fleet of coal trains near Hannover is ready to speed to Berlin if Moscow talks fail.
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Germany
Lucius D. Clay
Moscow
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Spymington Heid
Tempelhof
China
Burma
Symington
Spy hearings expand to Russian Embassy in U S probe
Capitol Hill investigations reach the Russian Embassy as Elizabeth Bentley names an embassy official as the source of payoffs. Secretary Marshall vows protection for witnesses and asserts immunity for Soviet officials. Bentley alleges a 1945 payment and a medal from the Soviet Supreme Council. A legal hearing plans to travel to New York and possibly Canada for further testimony.
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Douglas B. Cornell
Washington
Capitol Hill
Marshall
United States
Elizabeth T. Bentley
House un-American Activities Committee
Anatol
Miss Bentley
Henry H. Collins Jr
Thomas
R.N.J
New York
Michael Ivanovitch Samarin
Canada
Igor Gouzenko
George W Holton Dead Pioneer Long Beach Mortician
George W Holton a pioneer Long Beach mortician died leaving a lasting mark on local funeral services Death is reported in the obituary on Page B 1. Marine unions reaffirm plans for strike detailed on Page B 1.
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George W. Holton
Long Beach
Telegraph Snippet Highlights Nation's Headlines
Voice of America will stop being so polite. News from your old home town notes the page references. Crop forecasts point to lower meat prices, and Taft claims Truman did not use anti inflation powers, per adjacent pages.
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Cleveland
Taft
Truman
Where to Find It in the Paper
The notice lists sections and page numbers for features such as Comics Editorial Markets sports and theaters across pages A 2 A 8 A 9 B 7 8 9 and pages 3 4 5 8 12 14 15 Including Women’s Activities and the Shipping Table in various sections.
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President Signs Loan for United Nations Headquarters
President Truman signed a 65 million dollar loan bill to finance the United Nations headquarters in New York. The loan, interest free, will be repaid in installments from 1951 to 1982, with U N ownership reverting if the U.S. ceases use of the buildings. Attendees included Marshall, Mayor O Dwyer, Lie, Price, Austin, Connally, Eaton, and Ecom.
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New York City
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D.-Texas
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Rep. E.com
House Foreign Affairs Committee
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New Yorkes
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Jet Pilot Bails Out As Navy Plane Explodes Over Pacific
Ens. Constantine Pierozzi of Hudson Maine bailed from a Navy jet at 20 000 feet yesterday and survived a mid air explosion. He parachuted near a fishing boat named Fisherette and was rescued within seconds.
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Child Electrocuted by Homemade Fence in Delta
Bruce Higgs aged two died after he stumbled into a homemade electric fence around the family garden in Delta Colorado. Coroner Quincy Lamar said the fence was plugged into a house outlet and carried 110 volts since no transformer existed.
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Colo
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Joseph Higgs
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Famed Singer May de Sousa Dies in Poverty
May de Sousa once entertained royalty and toured Europe and Australia. She died Sunday in County Hospital of malnutrition and spent her final years as a part time scrubwoman. Her husband, Dr. William O'Hara, predeceased her, with years in Shanghai and repatriation aboard the Gripsholm shaping a late life of obscurity.
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County Hospital
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Shanghai
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G O P Plans Resumed Probe Into Reds Next Month
The GOP aims to continue hearings on Communist influence in government through September as Sen. Ferguson led a probe. Sen. Pepper claims a smear against Roosevelt, Truman, and Democrats. Sen. McClellan to return Sept 13 for resumed Ferguson committee hearings, while the HUAC persists with sensational inquiries.
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D.-Ark
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Ferguson
R.-Mich
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Arkansas
Elizabeth Bentley
Moscow
Ferguson Committee
William W. Remington
Commerce Department
Miss Bentley
House un-American Activities Committee
Marshall Defines Danube Talks Policy At Belgrade
Secretary of State Marshall said the United States will not back any Danube agreement merely for appearance. He cited Belgrade negotiations on free navigation and Danube control, stressing U S interests in protecting German rights and ensuring unfettered commerce for Austria and Czechoslovakia and other central eastern European states.
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Yugoslavia
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Nimitz Optimistic On Threshold Of Long Peace
Fleet Admiral Chester W. Nimitz expressed optimism that the United States can enjoy a long peace if military strength is maintained. He spoke at a banquet of Reserve officers in San Francisco and urged staying strong as the United Nations functions, saying war in the Soviet Union is unlikely.
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Cleveland Provision Company
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Carl B. Haelin
Louisville Restaurant Association
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Chicago
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Smurs
Cook
Earl Ge Acott
Fleet Adm
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United States
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Soviet Union
Mexican Cities Shudder in Quake
Cordoba Orizaba and Veracruz in Veracruz state woke at 4 40 a m to a severe earthquake. The oscillatory tremor lasted about 30 seconds and left no damages reported so far. The three cities lie roughly 200 miles east of Mexico City.
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Mexico
Cordoba
Veracruz
Mexico City
Heart Attack Fatal to Federal Justice
San Francisco reports that Francis A. Garrecht senior member of the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals died early today from a heart attack. His passing shocked fellow justices as he had appeared in good health and had continued work in his chambers.
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Garrecht
Riot disrupts Iowa Legion convention at Hotel Fort Des Moines
About 200 people involved in a late night riot at the Iowa American Legion convention in Des Moines. Police report multiple arrests and an injured man, 27, from Missouri, hospitalized in serious but not life threatening condition. Eyewitness Stewart Lund describes aggressive groups led by men in red shirts. The convention was to end today.
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Hindus Seek to Oust Baroda Maharajah Amid Scandal
Bombay papers report Baroda State legislature demanding abdication and a regency after accusing the 42 year old maharajah of misusing nearly 10 million in six weeks of pleasure while famine looms. The prince left New York for London aboard the Queen Elizabeth and is to return.
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