Western zones plan end to war with Germany
United States Britain and France announced a joint move to end the state of war with Germany and bolster western Germany while ruling out a recreated national army. Acheson Bevin and Schuman stressed Berlin and western Germany would be defended and attacks on them seen as attacks on occupiers. The communique outlined plans to permit mobile police formations under state control, review industrial restrictions, and lift limits on cargo ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Doane
Frankfurt
Germany
United States
Britain
France
Soviet
Russia
Berlin
Western Germany
Acheson
Bevin
Schuman
New York
Mills Industries tied to Roosevelts in Panoram scheme
A 1945 report outlines Mills Industries linked to Soundies Distributing and Globe Productions, detailing ownerships and subsidiary ties. It links Jimmy Roosevelt and Mills to the Panoram machine venture and a 1940 promotional brochure at the Roosevelt Hotel and Waldorf Astoria.
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New York
Mills Industries, Inc
Mills Novelty Company
United States
Soundies Distributing Corp
Delaware
Jimmy Roosevelt
California
Globe Productions, Incc
James Roosevelt
R. C. M. Productions, Inc
Mills
Incorporated
Mills Industries
Jimmy
Hollywood
R. C. M. Productions Inc
Globe Productions
Globe Company
Jimmy R
White House
Roosevelt Hotel
Waldorf- Astoria
N. Y
Spinning Reels
Waldorf-Astoria
Rogers
Mills Open House
Sunda
Man finds sack containing 6620 dollars in Denver
Robert Northam, 32, found a sack near his apartment door and exclaimed I found $6,000. He and his wife discovered a bank deposit slip from the Tiffin Dining Room. Police alerted owner Paul Shank who said the money is in the restaurant safe. The safe had been opened and the money vanished.
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Denver
Robert Northam
Tiffin
William Scott
Paul Shank
Casy Scott
Northam
Housing unit gains listed in Monroe and Louisiana
Census preliminary 1950 figures show Monroe up to 12,079 dwelling units from 8,141 in 1940, a near 50 percent rise. Ouachita parish totals exceed 6,000 new units to 22,463. West Monroe reaches 3,167 from 2,507. Louisiana statewide preliminary housing units reach 779,851 vs 619,263 in 1940, with minor final adjustments possible.
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Washington, D. C
Monroe
Census Bureau
Ouachita Parish
West Monroe
Louisiana
Origwen Vais
East Carroll
Sacksow
Msqgiscon
Morehouse
Staar
Rickland
Eves
Morro Ake Adtees Gey
Nero Os Ik
Wounded soldiers flown to Mobile after Korea service
Forty wounded soldiers were flown to Brookley Air Force Base near Mobile, Alabama, and sent to hospitals in Hot Springs Arkansas Memphis Tennessee Pensacola Florida and Portsmouth Virginia. One transport carried thirteen casualties including Pfc. Harry L. Foust of Jonesville Arkansas Sgt Nelson J. Gautreau of Gonzales Louisiana and Pfc Charles L. Kennedy of Brookhaven Mississippi.
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Mobile
Ala
Korea
Brookley Air Force Base
Hot Springs
Ark
Memphis
Jonesville
Nelson J. Gautreau
Gonzales
Charles L. Kennedy
Brookhaven, Miss
Jet fighters abandon UK to New York nonstop attempt
Washington reports two Republic Fives attempted a record jet flight from Manston England to Mitchell Airbase New York. A refueling probe was damaged over Prestwick Scotland due to rough weather causing the mission to abort about an hour after takeoff. Pilots Col. Dave Schilling and Lt. Col. W D Ritchie, both 31, expected to reach Long Island before 6 pm ET.
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Washington
Air Force
London
New York
Prestwick
Scotland
Manston
England
Mitchell Airbase
Long Island N. Y
Dave Schilling
W. D. Ritchie
Pentagon
Marine in Korea explains speeding ticket delay
Corpus Christi, Sept 19. The clerk of the corporation court learned why a marine private missed a July 18 1950 speeding ticket. Pfc Edison F Allen, transferred from naval air station Corpus Christi to Korea on July 19 1950, cites inability to pay due to Korean currency not recognized in the U.S. He asks to place the ticket on file and pays upon return. Clerk Method Snapka will not press the case.
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Corpus Christi, Tex
Corporation Court
Naval Air Station, Corpus Christi
Korea
United States
Method Snapka
Pfc. Edison F. Allen
Wisconsin Primary Sees Light Turnout Amid War Focus
Wisconsin voters show muted interest in the September primary as officials predict under a third will cast ballots. The race features Democrat contenders challenging Senator Wiley, a Republican incumbent governor Oscar Reinbohm sidelined by health, with Kohler and Schmidt competing for the GOP nod. Several congressional contests spread across ten districts.
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Milwaukee
Sept
Wisconsin
Alexander Wiley
Wiley
Washington
Edward J. Finan
Thomas E. Fairchild
William FE. Sanderson
Daniel W. Hoan
LaVern R. Wiley
Diley
Hoan
Sanderson
Fairchild
Oscar Reinbohm
Betwen
Walter J. Kohler, Jr
Leonard F. Schmidt
Congress
Bitter Words Aimed At Striking Down Labor Government
London, Sept 19 Aged Winston Churchill led a fierce attack against the Labour government over a censure vote aimed at forcing a general election He urged opposition to state ownership of Britain's steel industry while observers said the government would survive by thin margins with ill MPs rallying to back the vote and maintain a working majority of five to seven depending on absences and illness
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London
Winston Churchill
Thunderer
Britain
Churchill
William Whiteley
T. F. Hubbard
Stafford Cripps
Gibraltar
Egypt
J. G. MacManaway
Tydings Gains Easy Victory in Maryland Primary
Baltimore reports reveal Senator Millard E. Tydings won two thirds of Maryland's Democratic primary votes, defending his role on a subcommittee probing Communist infiltration. He faced two opponents who accused him of shielding the national administration while Lane faced strong opposition from Mahoney for governor.
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Baltimore
Millard E. Tydings
Harford County
Maryland
Tydings
State Department
Senate
Subcommittee
Truman
William Preston Lane, Jr
George P. Mahoney
Lane
Rhee vows advance beyond 38th parallel into Manchuria
President Syngman Rhee declared at a mass meeting in Pusan that South Korea will push north through Korea to the Manchurian border and not stop at the 38th parallel. He said UN forces would also advance and urged Koreans to aid in clearing Red remnants and explosives. Home Minister Chough Pyung Ok spoke of an imminent reunion of separated Koreans.
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Pusan
Korea
Syngman Rhee
Republic of Korea
South Korea
North Korea
Republican
38Th Parallel
North
United Nations
Rhee
Truman
United States
Chough Pyung Ok
South
Barkley Kisses New Miss America
Miss Yolande Berbeze of Mobile Alabama, named Miss America at Atlantic City, said Vice-President Barkley kissed her on the mouth in his Capitol office after a White House visit. Barkley made no public comment about the incident.
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Washington
Miss America
Barkley
Yolande Berbeze
Mobile
Ala
United States
Atlantic City
Miss Berbeze
Capitol
White House
Secretary of Defense Drops Military Management Reins
Secretary of Defense Louis Johnson resigns under President Truman to be replaced by Gen. George C. Marshall, ending 18 months as civilian head of the armed services. President also dismisses Munitions Board Chairman Hubert E. Howard amid the shakeup. Howard had urged Johnson’s resignation and praised him as a great administrator in a Sept. 13 letter made public.
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C. Yates McDaniel
Washington
Secretary of
Louis Johnson
Truman
George C. Marshall
Johnson
Pentagon
Navy Air Force
Armed Services
Munitions Board
Hubert E. Howard
Howard
White House
Marines and Allies Press Seoul Front in Korea Push
Allied forces rush river-crossing gear to breach the Han barrier at Seoul as Communist reinforcements threaten the capital. Marine units spearhead a 40,000-man drive across the Han to seize the city, with tanks and infantry forming a shielded ring. Washington debates Marshall’s defense post stance as Senate hearings begin amid charges he could be a “stooge” for Acheson.
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Leif Erickson
Tokyo
Seoul
Han
Second
Seventh
Inchon
Yongdongpo
Waegwan
Kasan
Naktong
Riverall
Masan
Pohang
Atonement Day Observed at Temple B Nai Israel
Jewish Atonement day will begin at sundown Wednesday with a 7 30 p m service at Temple B nai Israel where Rabbi F K Hirsch will preach Our Earnest Prayer The 10 30 a m Thursday session will feature In Whom I Trust The Thursday afternoon memorial service for the dead will be held at the temple with Memories as the sermon theme The annual cemetery service was held last Sunday with graves decorated and a cemetery chapel service conducted.
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Temple
B’ Nai Israel
F. K. Hirsch
Blonde nurse vanishes in Hooksett woods search
In Hooksett New Hampshire Helen A Maciolek 25 a nurse for Dr Hermann N Sander vanished from her home yesterday. Fifty firemen and volunteers combed nearby woodlands today after the dog Laddie returned alone two hours later. Dr Sander who was cleared of murder last March said she had been emotionally upset. Her father described her as heading out with Laddie toward the woods after a brief farewell smile.
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Laddie
Hooksett
Helen
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Naktong River
Taegu
Westbrook
Pegler
Labor
By Glenn Williams
Secretary of Defense
Reds
Marshall
Stooge
Defense
State Acheson
Senate Armed Services Committee
Louis A. Johnson
William O'Dwyer
New York City
Mexico
Saltonstall
R.-Mass
Malone
McCarthy
Lyndon Johnson
D.-Tex
O'Dwyer
Walter Thurston
Mexico City
Ives
Missouri
William H. Tunner
Kimpo
George E. Stratemeyer
Far East
DR. Sander
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