Acheson says talks on Turkish Dardanelles demand proceed
Under secretary of State Acheson disclosed a series of conferences over Russia pressing Turkey for military forces in the Dardanelles. He defended U S naval presence in the Mediterranean and said the United States aims to keep troops in Korea until Turkey’s independence and unification are secured. He noted Turkish government has not asked U S help over Russia’s note and emphasized broad American aims.
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Washington
Acheson
State Department of Acids
Russia
Turkey
Dardanelles
United States
Mediterranean
Ankara
Truman
Navy
Forrestal
Korea
Bramuglia
Argentina
Legislative Council Opens Two Day Meeting in City Hall
Baltimore date Oct 1 the Maryland Legislative Council begins a two day session in City Hall to study new laws for January General Assembly hearings feature state games warden Ernest Vaughn and Tidewater Fisheries chair Edwin Warfield Jr. afternoon bills on water pollution and a Provident Hospital committee presentation highlight the agenda.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Legislative Council
City Hall
General Assembly
Ernest Vaughn
Edwin Warfield, Jr
Commission of Tidewater Fisheries
Charles D. Harris
Provident Hospital
Allen Rhynhart
Baltimore City Peoples Court
Commission On Baltimore Whole Fruit and Vegetable Markets
Reactivate National Guard Meeting Set for Saturday
County reserve officers of all branches are urged to attend a meeting at the Hotel Frederick Saturday at 2 30 p m to reactivate the local National Guard. Col J Ed Bartzis notes the 113th Infantry from Baltimore and Cumberland battalion commander will attend. Units from Frederick Hagerstown and Cumberland will form rifle companies A B C under Col Bruce.
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J. Ed. Bartzis
113Th Infantry
Baltimore
Cumberland
Bartgis
Frederick
Col. Smith
Bruce
Hagerstown
National Guard
115Th Infantry
Navy Plane Sets World Nonstop Flight Record
The Lockheed Neptune P2V bomber named Truculent Turtle landed at Columbus after a 11 237 mile nonstop flight from Perth Australia surpassing the previous record by 3321 miles. Cmdr. Thomas D. Davies led a crew of four with a 85000 pound two engine lift and 8400 gallon fuel load. The landing included a kangaroo aboard in a cage named Joey to be donated to the Washington zoo.
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Columbus
Navy
Perth
Australia
Army
Port Columbus
Thomas D. Davies
Cleveland
Washington
Davies
Columbus Naval Air Station
Eugene P. Rankin
Sapupa
Okla
Walter S. Reid
Washington, D. C
Roy H. Tabeling
Jacksonville
Fla
Joe
Kan‘garoo
Joey
Washington Zoo
Williams Bruised Elbow Slows World Series Prep
Ted Williams of the Boston Red Sox suffered a bruised right elbow after being struck by a pitch in an exhibition against the AL All-Stars. X rays confirmed a contusion. Team officials expect he will be ready for the opener if the elbow heals in time, with a few days needed to decide on World Series participation.
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Boston
Ted Williams
Boston Red Sox
Mickey Hacner
Willams
Tedh
Red Sox
Hatamoo
Ralph McCarthy
Ed Bellerly
Williams
McCarthy
Doherty
Guards Against Poaching by Woodment Rod and Gun Club
The Woodment Rod and Gun Club will patrol its 2300 acre deer preserve day and night to deter poaching amid a meat shortage. Four men are employed under Game Warden E R McCullough who announced the measure today in Hancock on October 1.
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Hancock
E. R. McCullough
Communists deliver ultimatum over Kalgan siege
Chou En Lai delivers a formal demand through General Marshall demanding stop to attacks on Kalgan or face a divided nation. He cites 1000 US aircraft and signals urgency as Chiang Kai Shek’s government closes in on the Red stronghold. OPA raises chocolate and cocoa ceilings by 27 percent effective tomorrow and increases cloth and oil cloth fabric ceilings for manufacturers.
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Nanking
Chou En- Lai
Marshall
Kalgan
Red
Chou
United States
Chiang Kai-Shek
Chahar
Washington, Dct
IPI
OPA
Cannibalism Case Convicts 13 of 14 Japanese Defendants
A United States Military Commission convicts 13 of 14 Japanese in the first war time cannibalism trial. Top defendants Tachibana Yoshii and Motoba found guilty of violating the laws of war, Mori acquitted on cannibalism but guilty of neglect of duty. The act allegedly occurred after American airmen were shot down over Chichi Jima. The fourteenth defendant Isogai is acquitted.
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Guam
A. U. S. Millitary Commission
Yoshio Tachibana
Navy
Shizuo Yoshii
Sueo Motoba
Kunzio Mori
Chichi Jima
Army
Gunji Isogai
American Legion Holds Parade in San Francisco
The American Legion paraded in San Francisco for the first time since Pearl Harbor. Veterans from World War II were present but the march featured older members with a slower pace. The procession included flashy drum corps and drum majorettes, while GI recruits were fewer than expected on the rolls.
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San Francisco
American Legion
Pearl Harbor
Legion
Plates topple in freight car incident kills man
Edgar Wiley, 45, was suffocated when five large metal plates, each five feet square, toppled from a freight car in Williamsport Maryland. He died after being pinned for more than 15 minutes. Wiley's brother John and George Obitts suffered minor injuries.
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Deatie Williamsport
Edgar Wiley
Samuel Wells
Washington City
July 1946 Set Record In Petroleum Output
Oil production reached an all time high for July 1946 totaling 153000000 barrels, beating every wartime month. The record marks a peak in daily output and reflects strong postwar energy activity across the industry.
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
C. E. Cline & Son Funeral Directors
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