Communists Form Fifth Column Aims to Oust Tito
The Cominform Journal reports a fifth column Communist Party movement forming in Yugoslavia to oppose Marshal Tito. It promises total support from Communist states led by Russia as anti Tito forces operate across Yugoslavia. The alert marks a formal step in Russia’s bid to topple Tito amid the ongoing rift with Belgrade.
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Bucharest
Marshal Tito
Yugoslavia
International Communist Information Bureau
Russia
Proclamation
Tito
Yugslavia
Cominform
Tito Returns To Capital To Meet Uprising Peril
Belgrade dispatch says Marshal Tito returned to Belgrade to face a possible Cominform uprising seen as a pretext for a Soviet invasion. Official Yugoslav sources warned Russia might invade from the north if an uprising were to occur, though an invasion was not deemed likely without such a staged revolt.
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Tito
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
Militiamen Halt Communists Parading After Inauguration
Hermosillo Sonora hosts a tense post inauguration scene as militiamen block a Communist parade hours after Ignacio Soto pledged to defend democracy. Troops ringed the city to deter outsiders while Soto outlines a progressive plan including road work and a medical school at the University of Sonora.
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Hermosillo
Sonora
Mex
Ignacio Soto
Mexican Popular Party
Avenida Serdan
Mexico City
Hero
Jacinto Lopez
Soto
Abelardo Rodriguez
University of
Fall Bus Schedules Set With Peak Emphasis
City transportation announces fall bus timetables effective Thursday under J A Hardy with improved peak service and reduced off peak routes. Major change centers on downtown arrivals during morning peaks and departures in the afternoon plus consolidated 1 15 am lines. Sat morning schedules rise while weekend schedules stay, new student ticket zones target equity, and 430 to 6 pm restrictions apply.
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City Transportation Department
J. A. Hardy
Hardy
Tolleson-Lithchfield
Indian-Brill
West Phoenix High School
Transportation Office
Third Avenue
Washington Street
Noted Leaders Comment On Postwar American Service
International News Service collects statements from George N. Craig Harold A. Keats Jess Larson and AFL President Green. Craig urges aggressive conduct Keats foresees constructive future open minds for veterans Larson advocates simple government dealings Green predicts a tough 1950 campaign in Ohio against Taft-Hartley author with a decisive victory.
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International News Service
Philadelphia
George N. Craig
The
American Legion
Los Angeles
AFL
Green
Ohio
Arizona Holiday Travel Expected To Overflow Roads
Labor Day weekend brings throngs to Arizona highways with planned police patrols to curb deaths. Weather forecasts warn of storms in the east and heat up to 108, with celebrations statewide from Phoenix to Holbrook and Glendale to Durango drawing spectators, travelers, and racing fans.
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United Press
Arizona
L. R. Jurwitz
Phoenix Weather Bureau
Flagstaff
Arizona Game and Fish Commission
Holbrook
Navajo County Fairgrounds
Holbrook Jaycees
Durango
Albuquerque
Gallup
Phoenix
Prescott
Robeson Plans New Peekskill Concert After Riot
Baritone Paul Robeson announced a return concert near Peekskill after a riot halted his prior performance. War veterans pledged to picket, and Westchester DA George Fanelli said protection would be provided to prevent a recurrence. Earlier, about 3,000 booing citizens disrupted Robeson sympathizers on the New York Capitol steps.
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New York
Paul Robeson
Peekskill
George Fanelli
Westchester County
New York Capitol
Robeson
McCarthy Demands Costello Testify In Inquiry
Senator McCarthy pressed for the 5 per center Costello to be called as a witness in the Senate inquiry. He indicated plans to present the matter to the committee once the chairman returns, citing questions about Costello and possible payments connected to General Vaughan. Young Helis denounced charges against his father as baseless and fantastic, denying direct contributions to Vaughan.
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McCarthy
Costello
William Helis, Jr
Father
Washington
INS
Republican
Wisconsin
Senate
Harry Vaughan
Clyde R. Hoey
North Carolina
Senator McCarthy
William Helis
Helis
Vaughan
Truman
Young Helis
New York
General Vaughan
William T. Burton
Drew Pearson
Burton
Stock Sale Violations Charged Against Arizona Firm
Officials in an Arizona firm faced subpoenas to justify why it should not be placed in receivership after allegedly selling more than 140000 dollars of personal stock without a permit. Attorney General Wilson announced the investigation, citing stockholders and two salesmen accused of irregularities. The firm Road-A-Scope of California, a subsidiary of Road-A-Scope of Arizona, allegedly earned 40000 dollars in commissions, with major sales approved by president James P. Anderson who resigned for ill health. The transaction involved a 100000 dollar Treasury stock permit, only 1700 dollars sold, and funds diverted to personal accounts. The firm claims the stock was used for company purposes. a receiver action is expected on Page 2.
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Whitely Liquor Company
McCarthy
General Vaughan
Helis and Costello
Helis
Tanforan
Calif
Herb Nelson
Arizona
Arizona Corporation Commission
Fred O. Wilson
Chenneem
James P. Anderson
East van Buren Street
Anderson
California
State Board
Wilson
Globe
Road-A-Scope of
Road-A-Scope
Treasury
Phoenix Bank
Truman Signs Bill Expanding Funding for Key Federal Agencies
President Truman signed a bill appropriating 7.617 billion dollars for the Veterans Administration Atomic Energy Commission and numerous independent federal agencies for the fiscal year ending next June. In Bolivia rebel air strikes hit La Paz with anti aircraft fire. A guarded shipment of jewelry valued at about 64000 disappeared from a plane between Paris and the Bahamas, according to a Boucheron spokesman in London.
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Truman
Veterans Administration
Atomic Energy Commission
Paris
Bahamas
Boucheron Jewel Firm
London
Markets At A Glance Bond and Rail Movements
Markets at a glance show higher rail bond activity with slight gains as mills absorb purchases. Chicago notes small-scale elevation in September with modest 3 cent gain. CRE market appears absent and subdued across sectors.
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Chicago
Temperatures Reported Throughout The Morning
Fragmented OCR shows sporadic temperature readings with times such as 5 30 am 6 20 am and 10 30 am. Readings include values like 81 and 104, but the data is incomplete and inconsistent across lines.
Start For Classes Next Week In Phoenix and County
Approximately 65,000 students from kindergar ten beginners to college level will return to Phoenix and Maricopa County schools next week. schedules show induction tests for Phoenix College freshmen, registration weeks starting September 12, and class starts ranging from September 12 to September 19 across Phoenix elementary schools, Union High, North Phoenix High, West Phoenix High, and Phoenix Technical School with ongoing registrations and counselor meetings.
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Phoenix
Maricopa County
Phoenix College
Arizona State College
Tempe
Phoenix Union High School
North Phoenix High School
West
Phoenix High School
Phoenix Technical School
Torture Killer Slain Charging At Deputies
Florida pursuit ends in orange grove near Tampa as John Calvin Russell is killed after charging Deputies Bob Spooner and Harvard Frazier with a knife. He died after a four day manhunt for the torture slaying of Norman Browne in Clearwater.
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Florida
Tampa
John Calvin Russell
Bob Spooner
Harvard Frazier
Russell
Spoonser
Harvard
Pinellas County
Clearwater
Norman Browne
Browne
Miles Crum
Crum
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Hilario Olea
Associated Press
Hnoto
Horacio Sobarzo
Dan E. Garvey
Communist
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Guaymas
Cine Sonora
E. T. Houston
Tucson
James V. Robins
Nogales
Ariz
Jesus Franco
Ben Zweig
U. S
Arizona Chambers of Commerce
Des Moines
Harold A. Keats
Amvets
America
Jess Larson
General Services Administration
Motts
Phoeniex
New South Mountain Speedway
Frank
Satan) Brewer
Los Aneles
American Federation of
Hollywood
Glendale
American Federation of Musicians
Glendale Carpenters Union
Tutson Central Trades ‘Council
Lewis G. Hines
American Federation of Labor
Canyon
Douglas
Joseph R. McCarthy
Frankie Costello
White House
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