Grave View Taken By U S To Red Charges In School Teacher Cases
American troops conducted all night defensive maneuvers in Grunewald Forest Berlin as part of postwar readiness drills. Reports from Hamburg noted Soviet summer maneuvers near the zone front. Helmeted units practiced delaying actions against an returning enemy.
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U.S
Marshall
Berlin
Grunewald Forest
Hamburg
Gatow
Rhine
Heidelberg
16Th
D. B. Miller
San Antonino
Tex
Marshall Vassily D. Sokolovsky
Germany
United States Readies Formal Reply to Moscow on Refugee Cases
Secretary of State Marshall said Washington will formally answer Soviet protests over refugee schoolteacher cases in New York within 24 hours and make the note public. Soviet officials planned to seek permission for a visit to Mrs. Oksana Kosenkina in Roosev elt Hospital, with Lomakin and Chepurnykh arranging next steps.
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New York
Washington
Marshall
United States
Yakov M. Lomakin
Oksana Stepanovna Kosenkina
Roosevelt Hospital
Zet. Chepurnykh
Limakin
Chepurnyka
Alexander S. Panyushkin
Panyushkin
Molotov
U. S
Walter Bedell Smith
Moscow
Jacob M. Lomakin
Alleged spy case hinges on Hiss Chambers link
Washington AP report on congressional probe linking Alger Hiss to Whittaker Chambers in 1934 35, with Hiss admitting knowing Chambers as Crosley while denying Communist ties. Highlights wartime underground activity, 1934 rent dispute, and high level testimony before the House Un American Activities Committee.
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Washington
Alger Hiss
State Department
Whittaker Chambers
Red
Berlin Blockade Fails to Subdue Berlin Says Commander
Col. Frank L. Howley declared that the 55 day Soviet blockade has failed to starve Berlin’s democratic population into submission. He criticized Soviet propaganda and coal offers as a political maneuver tied to a broader plan to feed western residents who register in the Soviet sector.
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Berlin
Frank L. Howley
Farm Prices Injected Into Party Battle
Senator Barkley argues farmers face a stark choice in November between a Democratic administration delivering 40 cent cattle and 30 cent hogs and a Republican regime promising lower farm prices. He warns Republicans would return the economy to the brink of disaster and urges farmers to consider the gains under 16 years of Democratic rule.
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Springfield
Ill
Barkley
Illinois State Fair
Earl Warren
California
Bender Denies Green Labor Law Claims
Cleveland AP report notes Rep. George H. Bender replies to William Green by offering to amend Taft-Hartley Act if it restricts fundamental worker rights. Green had urged defeat of lawmakers backing the legislation and singled out Bender.
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Cleveland
William Green
American Federation of Labor
George H. Bender
Ohio
Green
Bender
Congress Clash Persists Into Campaign Way
In Washington, Senator Murray argues Truman boosts anti Congress criticism to gain public backing, especially in the West, while Senator Watkins counters most voters see inflation relief as costly but essential. The Congressional Record adds full defense by Rep. Halleck and a compact critique by Sen. Barkley aimed at Republican economy claims.
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Washington
Murray
D-Mont
Truman
Congress
Watkins
Utah
West
Montana
Mr Truman
Rep. Halleck
Indiana
Senator Barkley
Kentucky
NMU Strike Averted By President Under Taft Hartley Law
President Truman invoked the Taft Hartley Act to prevent an AFL International Longshoremen's Association strike that would have halted shipping from Portland Maine to Hampton Roads Virginia. A wage dispute over overtime pay prompted the action and a three member board was named to report by Friday.
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Washington
America
Truman
AFL International Longshoremen’s Association
Portland
Maine
Hampton Roads
Europe
an_key
Saul Fallen
Boston
Joseph Miller
Julius Cass
New York
CIO
National Maritime Union
Atlantic
Gulf Coast
NMU
Great Lakes
Charles M. Brooks
NLRB
Brooks
Breck Lutes Held by FBI in Lexington Auto Theft Case
Former lifer Breck Lutes, pardoned by Ex Governor Lausche, is in FBI custody in Lexington Kentucky on suspicion of involvement in an auto theft ring. Lutes, who had served time for a murder linked to Marshal Peter Domele, denied the charges while authorities monitor a parallel suspect.
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Breck Lutes
Frank J. Lausche
FBI
Lexington
Lutes
Ohio Penitentiary
Peter Domele
North College Hill
Ohio Institution
Lausche
Ohio
Cincinnati
Middletown
Cleveland
Fisher Bros. Cut Butter Prices In Cleveland
The Fisher Bros. Company announced a four cent per pound butter price cut in Cleveland. Effective today, premium butter drops to 85 cents per pound and regular to 77 cents.
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Cleveland
Fisher Bros. Company
Unclear fragment hints at Soviet delivery and Marshall remark
The readable portion suggests a statement about delivery to the Soviets and a remark from Marshall, with the rest of the sentence missing.
Union Organizer Held After Strike Disorder
In St Joseph Michigan CIO United Auto Workers pickets clashed with returning workers at Nylon Products Plant. Thomas Flynn 36 UAW district organizer was arrested for inciting to riot as seven cars entered the plant after the arrest. The strike lasts two weeks over a 13 cent hourly wage demand.
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ST. Joseph, Mich
Cio-United Auto Workers
Pliant
Ickets
Cain
Berrien County
Erwin Kubath
Thomas Flynn
UAW
Flynn
Kubath
Widow Held in Dismembered-Body Case at Sonora Camp
The body of Otto Hansen, about 45, was found at an auto camp near Sonora. Sheriff-Coroner Don Wars said Ada Hansen, also known as Peters, admitted poisoning him and dismembering the body. The remains were buried in a shallow grave, later hidden by flowers. The body likely had lain undiscovered for about four months.
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Sonora
Calif
Don Wars
Ada Hansen
Peters
Otto Hansen
Auto Camp
Elliott Building Blaze Destroys Piqua Store and Elk’s Lodge
Fire destroyed the Elliott Building in Piqua, largest city store, and Elk’s Lodge rooms. Basement origin suspected from a short circuit with no immediate spread danger. Damages estimated at about 500000, including 65000 to Elliott Furniture stock. Fire crews from Troy Covington Sidney and others aided local units.
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Piqua, C
Elliott
Piqua
Elk’s Lodge
Frank J. Prince
Elliott Furniture Company
Troy
Covington
Sidney
Clemency Denied for Young Death Row Inmate
Gov. Thomas J. Herbert refused to commute the execution of Donald Frohner, 18, of Youngstown, for killing William Spieth in Ashtabula county. The State Pardon and Parole Board backed the decision citing lack of remorse and the courts’ death penalty ruling. Smoked dog Smokey to visit the condemned Friday with family permission.
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Columbus
Thomas J. Herbert
Donald Frohner
Youngstown
Frohner
Ashtabula
State Pardon and Parole Board
William C. Spieth
Arthur Chapman
Herbert
Rena Frohner
Ted
R. W. Alvis
Donald
Girl Slain as Man Ends Life in Beebe Barn Tragedy
Wayne Dalton 24 and Bernice Coen 23 of Beebe were shot and killed in a Beebe area barn. Sheriff says Dalton shot the girl as she milked cows and then killed himself after parents objected to their association. Bernice Coen reportedly wrestled the rifle away before Dalton rearmed and killed himself.
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Athens
Wayne Dalton
Bernice Coen
Beebee
Sheriff's Office
George Bateman
Dalton
Bateman
Conferences To End Strike At International Harvester
In Chicago today at 2 p m union and management plan another session to end a one day strike by CIO United Auto Workers at International Harvester. About 18 000 workers across seven plants in Melrose Park Mill Evansville Memphis Springfield and two Indianapolis locations joined the walkout over grievances apprenticeship and arbitration rules. Wages are not in dispute after an 11 cent raise June 23. Fort Wayne plant with 5 000 to 6 000 workers was partly affected.
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Chicago
International Harvester Company
CIO
United Auto Workers
Melrose Park
Mill
Evansville
Ind
Memphis, Tenn
Springfield
Indianapolis
Fort Wayne
Labor Ills Hit Atomig Plants
Labor troubles hit the Atomic Energy Commission projects at Los Alamos New Mexico and Oak Ridge Tennessee. Almost 100 electricians are on strike at Oak Ridge and a walkout by Building Trades Union members in Los Alamos is feared. Workers protest Brown Boot Contracting Company for failing to negotiate with unions. Sam Williams cites sentiment for a work stoppage. AEC says no formal or informal walkout threat has been received locally.
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Los Alamos
N. M
Atomic Energy Commission
Oak Ridge, Tenn
Oak Ridge
A. F. of L. Building Trades Union
Brown Boot Contracting Company
Sam Williams
Albuquerque’ Building Trades Council
AEC
Auto accident claims life of pastor's wife in Dayton
Mrs. Mary McClanahan 58 wife of Rev Holly McClanahan traveling evangelist for the Church of God died at Miami Valley Hospital after a two car crash at Stewart and Patterson Blvd Dayton. Her husband seriously injured in fair condition with possible neck fracture. Funeral plans by J. R. Baker and Sons pending.
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Mary McClanahan
Holly McClanahan
Church of God
Stewart and Patterson Blvd
Dayton
Wells Rd
Blue Ball
McClanahan
Miami Valley Hospital
Mr. McClanahan
Green Rowland
Grey Hawk
John
McKee
Elizabeth Neeley
Sarah Adkins
Flora Glenn
Franklin
Laura Glenn
Hamilton
J. R. Baker and Sons
China nears dictatorship under Chiang Kai-Shek
A Shanghai dispatch reports China faces a drift toward autocratic rule as Chiang Kai-Shek may assume decree based power. Nanking and the summer capital announce a ban on student demonstrations and petitions, with home searches allowed for subversive activity.
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Shanghai
China
Young China Party
Nanking
Chiang Kai - Shek
Executive Yuan
Chiang
Kuling
Kuomintang
Ex-Slave Delia Barber Dies at 112 in Cleveland
Funeral services are set for Friday in Cleveland for Delia Barber an ex slave known for smoking a briar pipe until near death Her relatives say she was born December 4 1835 in Jasper County Georgia and claim she lived to age 112 The report notes her hardy life and long memory of the old southern era.
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Cleveland (Ap
Delia Barber
Jasper County
Georgia
Tucker And Republic Battle Furnace Deal
In Cleveland the Republic Steel Corporation and automaker Preston Tucker clash with a U S government decision to lease the giant blast furnace to Kaiser Frazer, with Republic and Tucker denouncing the deal and seeking public disclosure of terms. White protests the rental terms while Tucker vows to prevail.
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Cleveland
Republic Steel Corporation
Preston Tucker
U. S
Kaiser - Frazer Corporation
Republic
Tucker
War Assets Administration
Kaiser - Frazer
WAA
Washington
C. M. White
Kaiser- Frazer
White
House
Senate
Chicago
Tucker Corporation
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Hiss
Red Underground
Carnegie Foundation For International Peace
Time Magazine
Communist Party
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Nixon
Alger
Aed
Crosey
Crosley
Gerald P. Nye
North Dakota
United Nations
Bern
Capa
Tokyo
NEA Telephoto
Iva Toguri D’aquino
Lodge
Harry D. White
Harry Dexter White
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Fitzwilliam
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Elizabeth T. Bentley
Blueball
Tucker and Republic Battle Furnace
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