Tito Defiance in Poland Signals Red Threat Across Europe
A Warsaw backed by Polish communist leaders signals a split with Moscow over Yugoslavia. The emergency conference vows full liquidation of dissent, pledging socialization of peasant production amid ferocious repression fears. Observers warn of broader nationalist currents challenging Soviet control.
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Poland
Yugoslavia
Russia
Communist Party
Warsaw
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Boleslaw Jerut
Polish National Council
Moscow
Siberia
Europe
Florence Hancock
Britain
Trades Ae Congress
Margate
Sesianden
Bolshevism
Death on the Highways During Labor Day Weekend Disguised
Washington reports 283 killed in auto crashes over the Labor Day weekend. A veteran columnist recounts a cross country trip noting dangerous drivers and hazards from tired jalopies to motorcycles with riders held by men. The piece emphasizes unpredictable actions and silent dangers on busy roads.
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Washington
Aed
Beetle Invasion Report Reaches Wroclaw Poland
The Colorado beetle has arrived in Poland with serious inroads reported by Economic Daily. Wroclaw province, formerly Breslau, is noted as heavily invaded in early warnings from the pest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
Wroclaw
Economic Daily
Breslau
Parades Draw 5000 for Brooklyn Labor Day Celebration
Rain delayed the 25th annual Labor day events by a short shower but all activities wrapped by evening. About 5000 attended two parades with winners in several categories including beauty and representation. Oregon beat Evansville 8-7 in a baseball clash.
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Brooklyn
American Legion Post
Beauty
Royal Neighbors of America
Brooklyn Garden Club
Brooklyn State Bank
Anchor Club
Representation
Evansville
Johnson and Greer Grocery
Corner Grocery
comic—Legion Billiard Hall
Robert Ross
Arthur Ellis
Howard Rasmussen
Dodgeville Comic Band
Williams’ Texaco
Curless Barber Shop
Nye’s
August Ziebel
Deerfield
Henry Elmer
New Glarus
Butts
Stark
Ward
Madison
Oregon
Brookyn
Wisconsin Fair Season Among Best in 1948
The Wisconsin county and district fair season is hailed as one of the most successful in history. A survey of 60 local fairs shows record attendance at many events, aided by ideal weather and centennial enthusiasm. Of 76 scheduled fairs this year, all but 14 have been held, with the season continuing through month end.
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Madison
Wisconsin County
State Department of Agriculture
A. W. Kalbus
Ceremony to Select Miss America Begins
Atlantic City N J ceremonies for Miss America kick off with a Mardi Gras parade on the boardwalk as 55 contestants compete. Preliminaries started yesterday with finals set for Saturday night. The crown is worth 10000 dollars and contestants face rules on smoking drinking dating and swimsuit padding.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Asbury Park
New Jersey Shore
Misses Compete In Bathing Suits And Evening Gowns
Descriptions include contestants in bathing suits and evening gowns as part of a pageant or competition. The article notes the attire and event sequence, highlighting the contrast between casual swimwear and formal attire among participants.
Louisiana Captures Two Well Armed Men
New Orleans state police report two armed men sought in the slaying of a New Orleans detective were captured without a fight at Galvet La early this morning. They had four pistols and were taken to Ascension Parish jail in Donaldsonville. The suspects were Dale Simpson 26 Salt Lake City and H E Miller 23 Monticello Miss. They were captured at a Galvez store after abducting and releasing John J Jackson assistant chief to New Orleans detectives.
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New Orleans
Galvett
Goldman Grant
Ascension Parish
Donaldsonville
Galvez
Gon
John J. Jackson
Dale Simpson
Salt Lake City
Nicholas Jacob
H. E. Miller
Monticello
Miss
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Chic Young
Big Sister
LES Forgave
Mandrake the Magician
BY Lee Falk
Phil Davis
Mandrake
Lothar
Ing
Robert. E. Henriquez
Century
Century Service Co
John B. Holishopple Jr
10Th Street
U.S. Pat. Or
Omar
Erosley
Twnes As
Muce
Buob and
Kessler
City
Wisconsin
Richardson Electric
Monroe
Louisiana
North Side
Hal
Enus
Pocahontas
Jim
Monroe Lumber & Fuel
Dodges
Wisconsin Power and Light Company
Monroe Shoe Store
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