Greek crisis deepens as Rodionov leaves Greece
In Athens Rodionov the Russian ambassador applied for a visa to depart as tensions rise over Greece’s upcoming plebiscite and a potential shift in alliances. The move comes amid U N Security Council charges by Ukraine against Greece and a planned visit by a U S naval force.
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Big Four Oppose Australian Reparations Plan
Paris August 28 The Big Four line up against an Australian proposal for a reparations commission as talks on peace drafts continue. Willard Thorp outlines U S stance, France Britain concur, Molotov opposes, Italy discusses frontier redrawings while a pivotal Big Four meeting looms over stalled treaty amendments. Dr B Ronald Walker withdraws Australian amendment but keeps discussion open.
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Stolen Car Recovered. Three Sailors and Woman Apprehended
Police recovered a car stolen days earlier from a tired car lot at 724 Broadway in San Antonio. Constable J E Moore of Van Horn said he arrested three ex sailors and a woman in connection with the theft. Suspects will be taken to San Antonio.
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U S Poland Tensions Rise Over Elections Dispute
Washington reports mounting friction between the United States and Poland amid a public exchange over Poland's upcoming elections. The Polish embassy accused U S interference while the State Department said objections were unfounded under wartime pledges. A separate note warned about atomic energy control and civilian mobilization efforts continued despite conversion focus.
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Navy Unveils KHJD-1 Twin Engine Helicopter Record
The U S navy unveiled the KHJD-1, the largest twin engine helicopter, with 100 mph speed and payload over 3000 pounds. Built by McDonnell Aircraft, tested at Lambert St Louis, it uses two 450 hp Pratt and Whitney Wasp Jr engines and side by side lifting rotors. Commercial models planned to carry 10 passengers plus crew.
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Two Prisoners Escape Camp Bullis Reported
San Antonio police were notified of the escape of two military prisoners from Camp Bullis guard house Tuesday afternoon. The escapees were Pvt. Vernon Hale, 25, Temple, and Pvt. Earl G. Davis, 20, McKinney.
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