Tito Split Rocks Cominform Denunciation Of Yugoslavia
The Prague cominform statement denounced Tito and interior minister Rankovic as nationalist traitors. It details accusations that Yugoslav leaders pursued anti Soviet policy, discredited Soviet specialists, and aligned with Trotskyist rhetoric, while warning against imperialist aims of bourgeois states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edvard Kardelj
Yugoslavia
Milovan Djilas
Montenegro
Alexander Rankovic
Tito
Washington
Marshal Tito
Belgrade
State Department
Prague
High Command
Russia
Soviet Russia
Marshall Tito
Zhdanov
France
Italy
Bulgaria
Romania
Czechoslovakia
all-Communist Union of Bolsheviks
Judin
Communist Party of
Central Committee
Communist Party of Yugoslavia
Union of Socialist Soviet Republics
Cominform
Yugoslav Communist Party
Berlin Food Airlift Bursts Forth as Planes Rush In
U S transport planes arrive at Tempelhof at eight minute intervals with food and supplies for Berlin under Soviet blockade. About 120 planes expected today and a total of 2 000 000 Germans in western sectors face hunger while rationing and austerity spread through the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Germany
Moscow
Berlin
Kremlin
Council of Foreign Ministers
Warsaw
Molotov
United States
Tempelhof
Frankfurt
U. S. Air Force
America
Army and Control Commission
Frank L. Haley
U. S
Western Berlin tensions rise after speeders clash with troops
Western Allied officials ease up on Soviet speeders after a string of arrests in the American sector. Soviet governor Marshal Sokolovsky was freed with an apology following his speeding detainment. Western Berlin papers urge firmness as Churchill calls for four power resolve and a possible peace framework for Germany.
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Berlin
U. S
Spt
Charles C. Staggers
Vassily D. Sokolovsky
Winston Churchill
Berliner Zeitung
Germany
Warsaw
Fair Enough Critique of New Deal Politics and Party Alignments
A dense political column attacks the New Deal and Truman era civil rights policy as Communist influenced, alleging Republican complicity and predicting future anti lynching law struggles under Dewey. It argues Democrats forged propaganda to shift policy and accuses Roosevelt of perpetual political crime.
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Jumbo
Bo Ivar
Harry S. Truman
New York
Philadelphia
Roosevelt
Eleanor the Great
la Guardia
Bill O'Dwyer
American Labor Party
Communist Party
Stalin
Bronx
Congress
Henry Wallace
Joseph Stalin
United States
Natchez
Jackson
Truman
Dewey
Department of Justice
Vandenberg
Stassen
Births at area hospitals July newborns listed
St Francis Sanitarium reports Ervin Norman Miller born June 24 to Mr and Mrs E W Miller of Monroe. West Monroe's Raymond Walter Jr born June 26 to Mr and Mrs R W Dancer. Sterlington's Melba Ann Fowler born June 26 to Mr and Mrs Melvin T Fowler. Calhoun's Jack Lary born June 26 to Mr and Mrs Clinton Calk. New larvae are tiny enough to pass through a four thousandths inch opening.
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St. Francis Sanitarium
E. W. Miller
Monroe
Ervin Norman
R. W. Dancer
West Monroe
Raymond Walter, Jr
Melvin T. Fowler
Sterlington
Melba Ann
Clinton Calk
Calhoun
Jack Lary
Senate OKs bonds and funds for state projects in Louisiana
Civil Service notes continued coverage of LSU bond proposal to add housing at the stadium, senate rejection for bonds, and committee referral. Also reports favorable and approved appropriations for Turkey Creek, voting machines, LSU campuses, parishes aid, state penitentiary housing, veterinary school, student aid, agriculture programs, and various campus and infrastructure projects with listed amounts. Racing heats and prizes run through boat events with multiple winners and cash awards.
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Senate Finance Committee
Louisiania State University Board of Supervisors
Senate
Turkey Creek Fish and Game Preserve
Calcasieu Parish
Louisiana Polytechnic Institute
Ruston
Southwestern Louisiana Institute
Lafayette
State University
Southwest Louisiana Trade School
Crowley
Metarie Hospital
Jefferson Parish
Northwestern State College
National Guard
Levee Crowd Hears Hydroplane Show Fire Threat at Ouachita
Griffin runs third as crowds pack the Ouachita river levee in Shreveport. Peveto’s “Yellow Jacket” caught fire on the north turn of the first heat prompting threats of burns, he later recovered to win the second heat. Judges list winners across Modified C Hydroplane and Class A B C events with names such as Jack Nini E. M. Barrett Herman Mayhew Morris Wilson Henry Taubert and others from Houston San Antonio Fort Worth Jackson and Dallas.
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A. L. LeBlanc
Harold Pittman
Jack Nini
E. M. Barrett
Fred Steed
A. C. Peveto
Peveto
Steed
Henry Taubert
Jack Barbee
Herman Mayhew
C Hydro
F. M. Berrett
Henry Tanbert
FE. M. Barrett
Griffin
Ouachita
Yellow Jacket
Tyler
Texas
Houston
Tex
San Antonio
Shreveport
Dallas
Henry
Ralph Tatum
Politicians Clash Over Party Platforms After Philadelphia Convention
Senator Morse lauds GOP platform as protecting the weak while Senator Baldwin calls it liberal. Senator McGrath contends the old guard still dominates, citing Joe Grundy’s influence in Pennsylvania. Grundy downplays the controversy from his Bristol farm. Henry Wallace urges a new Progressive party to free Americans to shape a peaceful world.
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Baldwin
R.-Conn
Morse
R.-Ore
Philadelphia
McGrath
National Democratic Party
Joe Grundy
Grundy
Pennsylvania
Dewey
Bristol
Henry A. Wallace
New Hampshire
Progressive Party
Wallace
Dewey Receives 3000 at Homecoming on Special Philadelphia Train
Governor Dewey and family arrived by special train from Philadelphia to Pawling Trinity School where about 3000 locals welcomed them with a hero’s reception. He thanked supporters for a $7 campaign contribution and spoke of a government philosophy favoring farms and small towns. The group attended Christ Church on Quaker Hill, where Dr. Ralph C. Lankler led a delayed service and urged grace as essential to cure world ills. Dewey napped in the afternoon while Mrs Dewey nursed a cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Dewey
Tom, Jr
John M
Pawling Trinity School
Christ Church
Quaker Hill
Deweys
Ralph C. Lankler
Cortland
N. Y
Lankler
Democrats Descend on Philadelphia for Pre Convention Activities
Democrats and families mobilize in Philadelphia with a national committee meeting slated for July 9. Cabinet members seven in number and Senate leader Alben Barkley are expected as well as J. Howard McGrath to chair the convention at 12 30 p m July 12. The committee will address delegate seating disputes and the platform committee will hold pre convention sessions amid tours dinners and social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
National Committee
Truman
Alben W. Barkley
Kentucky
J. Howard McGrath
Rhode Island
Platform
Cemetery work planned July 1 Mt Vernon Church Cemetery
There will be a graveyard working in Mt Vernon Church Cemetery on Thursday July 1 starting at 8 am. Workers are urged to come and bring lunches. These summer events improve the cemetery and serve as social gatherings. When a female hornbill lays eggs the male guards the nest inside a hollow tree.
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Mt. Vernon Church
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Louvres
Trenton St
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Winnsboro
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Colorado Eagle
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