U S Demands Recall of New York Soviet Consul Lomakin
The United States demands the recall of Soviet Consul General Jacob Lomakin in New York over his conduct in the Kasenkina case. Washington asserts Lomakin abused his position and violated proper conduct of foreign officials, while rejecting Soviet abduction claims. The note requests Lomakin leave the United States within a reasonable time.
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Washington
United States
New York
Kasenkina
Russia
Oksana Kasenkine
Mikhail I. Samarin
State Department
Lomakin
Alexander S. Panyushkin
Molotov
U. S
Jacob M. Lomakin
Truman
State Supreme Court
Samuel Dickstein
Grant Pennoyer
Roosevelt Hospital
Oksana Stepanovna Kasenkina
Immigration Asked To Produce Peters For Hearings
Rep. Nix urged the immigration service to locate and produce J Peters, key witness in the House hearings claiming the U S Communist underground was run nationwide. Peters, bonded at $5,000, is sought as Chambers testifies Peters introduced him to Alger Hiss. Three former New Deal lawyers refused to disclose prewar underground membership.
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Washington
Rep
Nixon
Calif
Immigration Service
J. Peters
House
American Activities Committee
Peters
United States
Immigration Bureau
Watson Miller
Miller
House Committee
J. Whittaker Chambers
Time Magazine
Chambers
Alger Hiss
State Department
Hiss
Whittaker Chambers
George Crosley
Crosley
Senate Munitions Investigating Committee
Lee Pressman
John Abt
Nathan Witt
Congressional
U.S. Grants and Loans Across World Reach 16 Billion
Geneva report shows U S government reconstruction grants and loans abroad from July 1 1945 to March 31 1948 totaling 16 326 billion with 9 0 billion in credit and relief still to be used Including 468 million to the Soviet Union and 1 457 billion to Soviet sphere of which 1 122 billion was non repayable Britain tops aid list with 4 699 billion while Albania Yugoslavia Poland and others receive smaller sums Non repayable relief totals 7 466 billion with post UNRRA aid planned at 976 million
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Geneva
Switzerland
United States
United Nations Economic and Social Council
U. S
Iron Curtain
Soviet Union
Soviet Sphere
General Assembly
U. N
Germany
Japan
Canada
Latin America
UNRRA
Britain
United Kingdom
Albania
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Poland
Yugoslavia
Sixteen Injured in Bus Versus Truck Collision
A Greyhound bus and a truck collided on U.S. Route 20 near Rockford. Sixteen people were injured, with Peter Johnson of Belvidere the most seriously hurt. Drivers Kenneth W. Wilson and Alex Mirynski escaped injury as the crash occurred after a passing attempt.
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Rockford
Greyhound
Here
Peter Johnson
Belvidere
Kenneth W. Wilson
Platteville
Alex Mirynski
Pravda Denies Dreher Case Details In U S Response
Moscow reports that Pravda rejects the U S State Department press officer Michael McDermott version of the naval Lt. Robert Dreher case as completely contradicting the facts.
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Marshall
Robert Lovett
Department of State
Lovett
United States
Soviet Russia
Kasenkina
Michael J. McDermott
State Department
Russia
Pravada
JU. S. Moscow
Communist Party
U. S. State Department
Michael McDermott
Robert Dreher
Army Warns Business and Industry on Overseas Information Requests
The army cautions business leaders and industry officials to beware requests for information from overseas, especially Russian dominated areas. Information officers nationwide were briefed in June to warn chambers of commerce trade groups and civic bodies about how seemingly harmless data could aid potential enemies.
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Washington
Chambers of Commerce and Trade
Army
U. S
Steinmann Dies on Colorado Trip at 59
Lloyd C. Steinmann 59 of Denver died suddenly of a heart attack in Durango while on a business trip. A former Benjamin Treat Insurance Co. agent, he moved to Denver in 1914 and was active in St Johns Evangelical and Reformed church. Surviving are his widow Ruth two sons Lloyd Jr and Walter a sister Mrs Eveene Reed and other relatives.
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Leon Schmidt
Monroe
Lloyd C. Steinmann
Denver
Colo
Durango
Mr. Steinmann
General State Insurance
Colorado
Benjamin Treat Insurance Co
Gustav
Louisa Alleman Steinmann
Westside
Steinmann
St. John’s Evangelical and Reformed Church
Ruth
Lloyd Jr
Walter
Eveene Reed
Truman to Investigate Charge Against Taft
President Truman told the AFL ITU that he would investigate a charge that Senator Taft asked national labor relations board attorneys to file contempt actions against the ITU and its officers. Woodruff Randolph, union president, read a telegram from Truman promising a thorough and immediate inquiry.
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Milwaukee
Truman
AFL International Typographical Union
Taft
Ohio
National Labor Relations Board
ITU
Woodruff
Randolph
Two Fires Damage Car and Building
Two fires within 12 hours damaged a 1942 sedan owned by Warden W. Francis and a small storehouse at the Dubuque Packing Co. in Monroe. The car fire at Monroe Machine and Welding Works, 1810 12th avenue, started when a welding torch ignited gasoline, badly damaging the rear and gutting the rest. The storehouse fire on highway 69 near the yard caused about 100 dollars in damage, likely started by a shorted electric wire.
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Warden W. Francis
Green County
Monroe Machine and Welding Works
12Th Avenue
Monroe
H. L. Sickinger
Butter Price Slides to 79 Cents at Retail
Butter sold for 79 to 85 cents a pound in local stores while wholesale prices rose one cent to 79 cents, still five cents below last week. The decline reflects softer demand as markets adjust after months of higher rates.
Rates hearing on Wisconsin intra state freight charges
Madison date shows the Wisconsin Public Service Commission will hold a hearing on September 1 to consider an application by Wisconsin railroads for authority to raise freight rates and charges on intra state traffic.
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Madison
Wisconsin
State Public Service Commission
Police raid near Potsdamer Platz captures hundreds
Russian military police and German officers raided near Potsdamer Platz, corral ling 400 to 500 Germans and hauling them to jail. No shot crossed the zonal line, but tension rose as crowds stoned police in the British sector.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Potsdamer Platz
Big Brass of Seven Cities at Centennial
At the Wisconsin centennial exposition yesterday six mayors and one city attorney joined the Big Brass of seven state cities in northern Wisconsin. Those present included Edwin Weiss Fond du Lac Edward Kollahs Menasha W Reese Whitewater Thorne Delavan Charles Wilson Elkhorn and Lloyd F Best Lake Geneva and Neenah City Attorney Silas Springer.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Fond du Lac
Neenah- Menasha
Walworth
Edwin Weiss
Edward Kollahs
Menasha
W.reese
Whitewater
Thorne
Delavan
Charles Wilson
Elkhorn
Lloyd F. Best
Lake Geneva
Silas Springer
Neenah
Forrestal to Convene Joint Staff Conference at Newport
Secretary of Defense Forrestal will hold a conference with the joint chiefs of staff at the Naval War College in Newport Rhode Island beginning late today and running through Sunday. Meeting follows the Key West pattern and will include talks on weapon capabilities and air warfare strategy with references to Canadian defense talks and future similar gatherings.
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Washington
Defense Forrestal
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Naval War College
Newport
R. IL
Defense Department
Key West
Fla
Forrestal
Defense
Brooke Claxton
Ottawa
Military Escort For Col. Durgin
Full military escort this noon met the flag-draped casket of Cpl. James Durgin as it was returned from a temporary cemetery in Europe for final interment here. Firing squad colors and bearers represented the American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars. Teens from Co. K national guard unit led the escort from the train to Shriner-Neushwander funeral home. Rosary planned for this evening. Funeral services Saturday at 9 o'clock at the funeral home and 9:30 at St. Victor's Catholic church. Burial in Calvary cemetery.
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Cpl
James Durgin
Europe
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Co. K
Calvary Cemetery
Wooden Leg Offered in Odd Lost and Found Notice
Rome municipal lost and found office reported today that someone could retrieve a missing wooden leg by hopping around to locate it.
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Rome
Municipal Lost and Found Office
Swiss trip broadens view for Monroe youth Hans Sulzer
Monroe high school student Hans Sulzer and his mother Johanna Sulzer returned from a two month visit with relatives in Switzerland. Hans spoke of mountain scenery, family life, and Swiss youth recreation. They traveled by air and road via Chicago Detroit Newfoundland Shannon Ireland Paris to Geneva, noting language diversity and schooling differences.
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Hans Sulzer
Monroe High School
Johanna Sulzer
Switzerland
Hans
Europe
Chicago
Paris
Detroit
Newfoundland
Shannon
Ireland
Geneva
Sulzer
Anna Schild
Menomonie
Monroe
Draft Registrants To Receive Blanks
President Truman instructed selective service boards to mail classification questionnaires to single non veteran draft registrants by September 7 under the peacetime draft act. Deferments include dependents veterans essential workers and conscientious objectors. Questionnaires go by birth date oldest first with 10 day return. later registrants follow. Registration runs August 30 to September 17. first inductions expected for 25 year olds with about 15 000 men called next week.
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Washington
Truman
Selective Service Boards
Army
Federal Reserve Tightens Consumer Credit Rules
The Federal Reserve Board announced bold limits on installment buying for goods from 50 to 5000 dollars, effective Sept. 20. Dealers must register and comply under penalties up to ten years in prison or 10,000 dollars fines. The move aims to slow credit growth and curb inflation amid partisan debate on impact.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Truman
The
New York Consumers Council
Federal Reserve
New York
Federal Register
Federal Reserve Bank
Reserve Board
Polio Meeting Invites County Health Officers
Green county health authorities are invited to a polio control meeting in Janesville this evening. Representatives from Rock Green Walworth and Jefferson counties will discuss regulations and methods to prevent polio spread. Dr A R Zintek of the state board of health will speak.
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Green County
Janesville
Rock, Green
Walworth
Jefferson
A. R. Zintek
State Board of Health
Bertram Resigns Post In Soil Conservation
W. F. Bertram of route 1 resigns from the soil conservation department after four and a half years. He will remain on his 26 acre farm and enter mineral sales. A successor is expected to be named at the local office soon.
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W. F. Bertram
Route 1
Soil Conservation Department
Bertram
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