Czechs Pledge Aid To Russia If War Breaks Out
Prague reports that Czechoslovakia will fight on Russia's side in any future war, with Defense Minister Svoboda stating the training mimics Soviet Army methods and recalling WWII ties. A Vatican excommunication dispute involves Father Volny who says he remains under Archbishop Matocha's authority pending written notice.
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Czechoslovakia
Russia
Czechslovakia
Ludvik Svoboda
Slovakia
Catholic Action Movement
Jindrich Volny
Jaromerice
Moravia
Rude Pravo
Josef Matocha
Father Volng
United Press
Regional
Catholic Action Committee
Volny
Matocha
German Watch Returned to Berlin Teacher After War
A Dortmund school teacher lent his gold watch to a French repairer in 1944 while the man served with the German army in France. A Berlin newspaper says the Frenchman has returned the watch and asked him to forget payment, hoping for "only bright and happy hours" for its owner.
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Berlin
Germany
Dortmund
France
Half English Half Japanese Boy to Find Home in U S
A six year old boy William Henry Tickner will find a new home in New Mexico after a state department order. Cpl. Arthur L. Prior of Vaughn New Mexico helped secure a bill by Senator Anderson allowing entry to the United States. Prior and Miss Tickner plan to marry and settle in Vaughn after leaving Japan.
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U. S
Yokohama
New Mexico
State Department
Washington
William Henry Tickner
Cpl
Arthur L. Prior
Vaughn
N. M
Japan
Very May Tickner
Sussex
England
University of London
Prior
Miss Tickner
United States
William Henry
Anderson
D-M4
Henry
Red Guerrillas Seek UN Intervention Over Greek War
The Astra news agency reports Yugoslav borders sealed. guerrilla leaders plan to ask the United Nations to halt the conflict in Greece. Albania and Bulgaria host aid bases as Cominform propagandists pivot to attacks on Tito amid a mounting Greek campaign in the Grammos Vitsi area.
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Trieste
Free Territory
Astra
United Nations
Greece
Mount Grammos-Vitsi
Albania
Bulgaria
Yugoslavia
Cominform
Tito
Baby Molly Healed By Life Saving Surgery in Chicago
John Hearne a California cook and his wife traveled seeking help for their blue baby Molly. Doctors at Cook County Children’s Hospital Chicago treated Molly with a 41 2 hour operation giving a 20 percent chance to live and she survived. Hearne said treatments made them feel like millionaires.
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Hearne
Molly
North Hollywood
Cal
California
Boston
Ama
Eldon Streic
Cook County Children’s Hospital
Chicago
Clothing Market Dates Are Set for October
The Western Wholesale Clothing Market association of the chamber of commerce has set the semi annual market for October 9 and 10. Luther Godwin is listed as a sponsor or organizer.
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Western
The
Chamber’ of Commerce
Luther Godwin
Sauron An
Reburial for Lubbock Soldier Tech Sgt Bishop K Mitchell
War Department announces upcoming reburial services for Tech Sgt Bishop K Mitchell 23 of Lubbock route 6 at Zachary Taylor National Cemetery Louisville Kentucky. Mitchell was killed May 25 1945 during a night air raid over Tokyo while serving with the radio wing. The note informs Mrs D P Griffin of Lubbock of the soldiers death and reburial plans.
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D. P. Griffin
Lubbock
War Department
Zachary Taylor National Cemetery
Louisville
Tech
Bishop K. Mitchell
Tokyo
Mitchell
Tive
Fire damage from wiring under dashboard causes woodwork burn
A vehicle fire injury report notes wiring under the dashboard ignited and spread to woodwork, causing burn damage. Firefighters responded, extinguishing the blaze and preventing further spread. No injuries are mentioned, and the incident is under investigation by authorities.
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