Marshall Says Data Refutes Soviet Stand
Secretary Marshall announced that evidence reported to the State Department does not support Soviet charges against U S authorities over the New York refugee school teacher cases. He noted one teacher Mrs Oksana Kosenkina’s actions undermine the accusations and that asylum for the trio remains under consideration.
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Walter Bedell Smith
Moscow
Jacob M. Lomakin
Soviet Union
Oksana Stepanovna
Mikhail Samarine
UN Truce Chief Blames Jews and Arabs for Jerusalem Fights
Gen. A Lundstroem of the UN truce commission in Palestine denounces both Jews and Arabs for renewed clashes in Jerusalem. Arabs shell Jewish positions around southern Jerusalem. machine gun duels near Damascus Gate. The weekend violence marks the worst since the last truce was imposed.
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Beisan
Peter Bergson
Am N Sea For Free Palestine
Irganist
U. S
Yaakob Meridor
Eliyahu Lenkin
Amitzar
Moshe Hasson
President Moves to Block Wharf Strike Under Taft-Hartley
President Truman invoked the national emergency provisions of the Taft-Hartley Act to delay a nationwide strike by the AF L International Longshoremen's Association set to begin Saturday midnight. An inquiry board was named to report by Friday, with court action possible to extend the pause. A separate N M U wage agreement averted a CIO seamen walkout after 11 hours of talks in New York, boosting pay and maintaining hiring halls under legal review.
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Rift Widens Between West and Russians Over Danube Pact
The West and Russia deepened their split as the Danube conference in Belgrade approved a Russian drafted pact by 7 to 1. The United States voted against it while Britain and France did not vote. The U S delegation called Russia deceptive and warned the pact would cut Danubian states from world trade. At Lake Success Russia vetoed Ceylon’s UN membership in the 27th security council veto.
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Harvester Firm Union Dispute Still Debated
Chicago August 18 union and company negotiators planned a new session to end a one day old strike at the International Harvester Co. Workers from seven plants walked out yesterday after marathon talks failed leaving about eighteen hundred unionists involved.
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United Auto Workers
News High Lights Lincoln Park clubhouse considered
Local notices list multiple items with brief headlines across pages B-1 and A-2. Highlights include a review of a Lincoln Park clubhouse, a harbor strike threat, and a grisly slaying report.
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Harbor
Hiss and Chambers Face Off in Washington Nuclear Clash
Alger Hiss acknowledged knowing Whitaker Chambers years ago under the alias George Crosley as congressional investigators press a link between the former State Department official and the ex Communist. Chambers testified to Hiss’s underground role and Hiss denied party membership while affirming no identification of Chambers by image.
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House un-American Activities Committee
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Proxy Shot Pistol Wounds Girl at Bicycle Race
In La Ciotat on August 18 an estranged sweetheart fired a pistol at a bicycle race, wounding 19th rider Marcelle Dagobert with a superficial shoulder injury. Officials halted the start and the unused pistol was returned to the starter.
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France
Marcelle Dagobert
Babe Ruth Bier Passes at 100 per Minute in Yankee Stadium
Thousands file past Babe Ruth’s bier at Yankee Stadium at a rate of about 100 per minute. About 6,000 viewed in the first hour, with 50,000 passing by yesterday and last night. Leo Durocher recalls the Babe as memorial crowds form behind home plate where many of his famous home runs were born. Ruth died Monday night at Memorial Hospital aged 53 after battling cancer.
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Babe Ruth
Yankee Stadium
Memorial Hospital
Storm brewing in West Indies area
A tropical disturbance near St. Lucia in the West Indies about 250 miles north of Trinidad was detected by the U S Hurricane Warning Service. Early reports said it began yesterday but too little information existed to predict its course or development.
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Fla
St. Lucia
West Indies
Trinidad
U. S
Farmhouse Fire Mystery Strikes Illinois Family
A rash of fires near Acomb Illinois mystifies investigators after a farmhouse and barn were destroyed. A possible cause being examined is a highly inflammable fly spray used on the Willey farm, with 100 to 200 small blazes starting in wallpaper and plaster. The Willeys aged in their 60s along with two children fled to the garage, aided by neighbors, as insurance lags replacement costs.
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Charles Willey
Here
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Macomb Journal
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Unionist Arrested in Plant Picket Row
St Joseph Michigan August eighteenth a union organizer was arrested as CIO United Auto Workers pickets clashed briefly with returning workers at the Nylonoducts Co plant. Sheriff Erwin Kubath quoted said 36 year old UAW district official Thomas Flynn was charged with inciting riot.
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Berrien County
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U.A.W
Reunited in Maine after hitch hike plan to West coast
Army corporal Tony Furio, 25, and his wife Marjorie, with their 22 month old son Tony Jr, were reunited at Old Orchard Beach station after Furio flew across the country to dissuade Marjorie from continuing toward the West Coast. Furio, a World War II veteran of the 82nd Airborne, reported Aug 25 at his Texas post but may delay.
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82Nd Airborne Division
Stunned Driver Robbed of Wallet After Crash
Orville E. Davis of Selma was northbound on Highway 41 when a headlights glare drove him off the road. His car struck a tree and he was injured and dazed. While stunned, a man in a passing car took his wallet containing some cash before a second motorist alerted authorities.
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