Ambassador Bonham: Situation With Russia Is Critical
Ambassador Walter Bedell Smith, in Bonham Tex, told President Truman relations with the Soviet Union are critical but not on the brink of war. He said U.S. policy of firmness and patience guides actions, and he reflected Truman’s views while adding his own. Smith reported to Truman via messages and spoke informally with reporters aboard the campaign train. He commented on Stalin’s health, Moscow talks, and Pravda coverage of American politics, noting Russian interest in a possible shift in U.S. policy with a new administration. Smith planned to stay in Washington and return to Paris before Moscow.
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Truman
Russia
Berlin
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Moscow
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France
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State Department
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Japan
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Pravda
Wallace
Henry A. Wallace
Washington
State Marshall
Paris
Two tugs tow British freighter Leicester to Bermuda
Halifax report says two tugs located the British freighter Leicester about 900 miles southeast of Halifax and began towing her to Bermuda as a salvage prize. Port authorities value the abandoned ship at about $1,000,000. Watermelons without seeds are being grown experimentally by a Japanese scientist.
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N. S
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Bermuda
Spy Trials For Four Washington Atom Bomb Figures
The House Un American Activities Committee urged prosecutions of four individuals tied to atomic espionage. Key targets include Steve Nelson, Clarence F Hiskey, Marcia Sand Hiskey, and John H Chapin, with focus on conspiracy, espionage, and a separate case dubbed Scientist X. The panel demands federal action under the 1917 Espionage Act and calls for a grand jury to reveal full wartime espionage details.
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House UN- American Activities Committee
Steve Nelson
Pennsylvania
Nelson
Congress
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Marcia Sand Hiskey
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Russia
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Washington University
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Manhattan Project
Hiroshima
United States
Leslie R. Groves
Accent On Youth In USAF Calls Treachery by Scientists
The statement cites three separate acts of treachery by scientists involved in atomic bomb development. The claim argues the facts demand immediate prosecution to the full extent of the law.
Senator Bushfield dies of cerebral hemorrhage
Senator Harlan Bushfield of South Dakota died at Miller Hospital after a long illness. He was 66 and had been hospitalized since September 18. A former governor, he served as U S senator from 1943 to 1939 and had announced a second term but withdrew for health reasons. Survived by his widow and two sons, John and Harlan Jr., of Miller.
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Miler Hospital
Bushfield
South Dakota
Senate
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Atlantic
Iowa
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Maller
Water Shortage Hits Buenos Aires City
A 50 mile per hour wind deprived Buenos Aires of water for about 3.6 million people as it blew water out of shallow channels along the River Plate where pumping station intakes supplying the city are located.
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Buenos Aires
River Platte
Register to Vote Today in Maryland Next Tuesday Also
Election officials urge new registrants to sign up today or at next Tuesday’s session from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. at sixty precincts. Eligibility requires age 21 by November 2 and six months in the county, with prior declaration of intent to become a citizen by November 2, 1947.
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Registrarcn
Maryland
Precinct 9 Fire Hall To Host Registration Effort In Frederick
Residents urged by party leaders and local groups to verify registration status today. Ninth Precinct officials will staff Juner Fire Hall on North Market near Sixth Street to help eligible voters determine if they are registered for the November 2 election.
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Frederick
Juner Fire Hall
Sixth Street
Elais
Voter rolls set for update in Frederick County
Election officials say about 4500 eligible voters in Frederick County are not on the rolls today. They plan a new registration drive today and next Tuesday to keep records current and accurate.
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Frederick County
Foster named chief inspector of Tidewater Fisheries Post
Baltimore September 27 John Etter South Foster wartime commander of at sea rescue in the Caribbean is the new chief inspector for the Tidewater Fisheries Post today on Shenan who resigned months ago Shehan now tied with the Easton Maryland office Foster will head fisheries law enforcement replacing the resigned inspector
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John ‘Etter South Foster
Caribbean
Shenan
Shehan
Easton
Foster
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