Fund Founded Inspired by Kasenkina Case
New fund begun to aid refugees from communism in the United States named the Kasenkina Fund for Victims of Communism. Common Cause Inc announced the fund to cover medical, legal aid, and future employment for Mrs. Kasenkina, who leaped from a Soviet consulate window prompting US Soviet tensions. Mrs Kasenkina, promised asylum, is reported in good condition at Roosevelt Hospital after the leap.
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New York
Common Cause, Inc
Oksana
Kasenna
Russia
State Department
Pravda Letter Assails Tito in Moscow Narrative
Pravda published a letter denouncing Premier Marshal Tito of Yugoslavia. Maj. Gen. Pero Popivod, deputy commander of the Yugoslav air force, signed and said he fled Yugoslavia on August 14 by plane. The letter calls on Yugoslav leaders to purge traitors and spies and return to internationalism.
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Tito
Cominform
Marine veteran Morrissey killed in truck accident en route to Jamai Airbase
Pvt. Charles H. Morrissey of Hornell New York a Marine veteran who enlisted in the Air Force was killed in a truck accident on the road to Jamaica Airbase the Air Force announced today.
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Tokyo
Charles H. Morrissey
Hornell
N. Y
Air Force
Jama Airse
Insurance Leader Blasts Government Fiscal Policy
New York August 27. Equitable Life Assurance Society President Thomas I. Parkinson criticizes Federal Reserve bond purchases and bank lending practices. He argues government bond support inflates the money supply, lowers policyholder dividends, increases administration costs, and raises prices. He cites banks holding large government portfolios and using proceeds to fund higher yield loans or other securities.
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U. S&s. Treasury
Thomas I. Parkinson
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Treasury
Dena Ay Oh
Theovernment
Federal Reserve System
Feda
Parkinson
Federal Reserve
Russ Imperialism Attacked at World Congress of Intellectuals
New Yorker Dr Bryn Hovde defended the United States against Russian charges of warmongering as the World Congress of Intellectuals in Wroclaw Poland heard Ilya Ehrenburg accuse Americans of planning war Hovde warned Soviets may view war as probable or real and British delegate A P Taylor called the meeting a forum of hate and war rather than peace Hovde was among 34 American delegates addressing the attacks by Russians including novelist Alexander Fadiejev.
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Poland
World Congress of
United States
Bryn Hovde
New School of Social Research
New York
Ilya Ehrenburg
Hovde
Russia
A. P. Taylor
Oxford
Alexander Fadiejev
Mae West on Stand in Catherine Was Great Trial
In Los Angeles Mae West returns to the stand as writers O'Brien and Kane sue for alleged material theft in her production Catherine Was Great. Lawyers warn the testimony may be spicy while Mae defends she never saw the script.
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OS Angeles
Mae West
Mae
Edwin K. O’brien
Michael Kane
Catherine
Farmers face storage crisis and potential losses this year
The Agriculture Department warns a severe grain storage shortage risks hundreds of millions in income as 1.0 billion bushels lack storage. With a 3.5 billion bushel corn crop nearing harvest, losses from spoilage and lower prices loom, threatening 1948 price support loans and possible government takeover of stored grain.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
For Sale Ad Boost from Press Telegram Act
A local classifieds promotional service invites readers to convert unwanted items into cash using the Press Telegram For Sale Act. Call 6 9006 for details.
Britain Studies U S Antarctic Control Plan
Britain studies a U S note proposing an international administration of Antarctica. The Foreign Office reviews the plan with dominion governments while Britain maintains broad territorial rights. Argentina Chile oppose some claims and Falkland issue. Argentina rejects the plan over Falklands.
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Britain
ONCON
United States
Foreign Office
Antarctia
Argentina
Chile
United
Legion of Honor for General Hodge in Tokyo Ceremony
Gen Pechkov will award the Legion of Honor to Lt Gen John R Hodge at the French embassy in Tokyo in a ceremony tomorrow. Hodge, former Korea commander, is staying at the U S embassy as guest of Gen Douglas MacArthur and will return soon to the United States.
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Tokyo
Pechkov
Japan
John R. Hodge
Korea
Hodge
U. S
Douglas MacArthur
United States
Wanted Experienced in Stationery and Office Supplies
Advertisement seeks an experienced stationery and office supplies salesperson to cover an established Long Beach territory. Car required. residence in the area desirable. Include age, sales experience, and a recent photo. Send to Box P.T. A-6451.
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