Tito defies Cominform and asserts Yugoslav independence
The Belgrade leadership rejected Cominform criticisms and declared Tito’s independence from Moscow. Meanwhile Bulgaria’s Communist leadership aligned with Cominform but the government separately stated that Yugoslavia and Bulgaria would keep friendly relations without change.
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Tito
Belgrade
Moscow
Bulgaria
Cominform
Communist Party
Yugoslavia
Cominform Resolution Is Approved Cominform Resolution Is Approved
The Central Committee of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union approved the Cominform resolution on Yugoslavia, as broadcast by Moscow radio in London. Western diplomats saw potential easing of war fears as Yugoslavia faces internal Soviet pressure and Tito’s leadership clash deepens. The Yugoslav and Albanian high commands exchanged propaganda, signaling a widening split among the Reds.
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Soviet Union
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Romania
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Marshal Tito
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Tito
Yugoslav Communist Party
United States
France
Italy
Albania
Albania Yugoslavia trade barbs over treason charges
Belgrade and Tirana radio broadcasts traded accusations accusing each other of open treason and insults to the Yugoslav people. Albania said Tito’s leaders betrayed Marxism Leninism and banned Titoist references, while Belgrade denounced Albanian acts, including banning Yugoslav papers and Tito images, prompting diplomatic protests and warnings of strained relations.
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Tito
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Tirana
Washington
Borbs
Tico
Communist Party
Tucker Suspends Automotive Operations Amid SEC Demands
Preston Tucker announced that the Tucker Corporation is suspending its automotive operations temporarily and will hand over all books and records to the Securities and Exchange Commission in Chicago. He said the SEC’s demand would prevent continuing normal operations.
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Preston Tucker
Tucker Corporation
Securities and Exchange Commis
No Strike Order Made Permanent
Justice T Alan Goldsborough makes a permanent no strike order against three railway unions over pay and conditions. He cites extreme nationwide disruption from a rail strike and notes the temporary injunction is converted to permanent, with unions appealing the earlier ruling and government attorneys saying little difference remains.
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Washington
T. Alan Goldsborough
Justice Goldsborough
Goldsborough
Truman orders army to seize rail lines in pending strike
The dispute between rail unions and carriers remains deadlocked after talks led by John R. Steelman. The three unions seek a pay increase and rule changes while carriers hold to 31 2 cents an hour. Truman directs the Army to take over the rail lines to prevent a national stoppage. Say you saw it in The News.
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Kelman
White House
Goldsborough
Truman
Army
Stewart Jenkins and Billy Hawk Visit Jenkins Family
Stewart Jenkins and Billy Hawkins left Sykesville by car last Saturday for Miami Florida to join Mr and Mrs BR E Jenkins. Hawkins will spend time visiting the Jenkins family.
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Billy Hawk
Sykesville
Miami
Fla
BR. E. Jenkins
Billy Hawkins
Jenkins
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