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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1946
Page
1
Greeks' Plebiscite on Monarchy Irks Moscow
The Greek plebiscite on monarchy raises tensions with the Soviet Union as Moscow signals displeasure over Greece's possible return to Prince George I. Admiral Rodionev seeks exit visas, while U.S. warships and 55 observers monitor Greek elections.
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Moscow
Washingiuin
Alig
Yugoslavia
Greece
George 1
George
Admiral Rodionev
Washington
Waksips
United States
Mediterranean
Franklin B. Roosevelt
Little Rock
FDR
U.S
Trieste
Ware's Black Powder tablets cure stomach distress
Advertisement claims guaranteed relief for bloating sour stomach and indigestion from hyperacidity with Ware's Black Powder tablets. Promises satisfaction or money back and availability through doctors.
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Uy Br. Ware
Soviet view of Greece turns hostile in Moscow press
Moscow diplomats report the Soviet press portrays Greece under Premier Constantin Tsaldaris as an extreme right monarchist regime opposed to Soviet aims in the Balkans. Attacks since Paris peace talks have intensified, depicting Greece as increasingly fascist, truculent toward Bulgaria Albania and Yugoslavia.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Greece
Russia
Balkans
Paris
Bulgaria
Albania
Yugoslavia
Col Mandelbaum Enters Staff College Course
Col Albert J. Mandelbaum, husband of Evelyn Copeland of San Antonio, leaves Langley Field Virginia where he served as chief of staff for the air communications service to attend the Command and General Staff College at Fort Leavenworth Kansas.
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Albert J. Mandelbaum
Evelyn Copeland
San Antonio
Air Communications Service
Langleyfield
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Command and General Staffy School
Holiday Toll Of 350 Seen
U S and Britain weigh using veto powers at the UN Security Council over Albania and Mongolia. Anticipated vote against recommending these entrants marks first use of a united veto by the two powers, amid Soviet bloc opposition and a tense world negotiation mood.
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Lake Success
United States
Britain
Russia
Albania
Outer Mongolia
United Nations
Moscow
United Nations Security Coun
Long Island
Mongolian People’s Republic
UN General Assembly
Nazi Hurls Coffee On AP Cameraman
In MerNberg Germany on August 29 Hjalmar Schacht, former Reichsbank president and war crimes defendant, threw a cup of steaming coffee at Associated Press photographer B I Sanders. Sanders wiped his camera and continued to photograph Schacht who was dining in a small room above the international com.
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Germany
Hjalmar Schacht
Reichsbank
B. I. Sanders
Associated Press
Sanders
Schacht
International
Veto on Albania and Mongolia Sparks UN Seat Clash
The veto action by Russia threatens Ireland Portugal and Transjordan with loss of UN seats as the move provokes retaliation from Hershel V. Johnson and Sir Alexander Cadogan.
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Albania
Outer Mongolia
Ireland
Portugal
Transjordan
United Nations
Russia
Herschel V. Johnson
U.S
Alexander Cadogan
Fastetti false teeth ease daily wear
Fastetti promises secure denture plates allowing eating talking and sneezing without fear. The product claims a firm fit, pleasant powder with no gummy taste or slipping, and no irritation. Available at any drug store.
Nanking Terror Told at War Crimes Court
Tokyo reports describe a Chinese account read in the Tojo war crimes trial detailing 280000 Chinese killed during the Nanking massacre in 1937. It cites Japanese troops raping, looting, burning, and murdering civilians as authorities failed to halt the rampage.
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Tokyo
Nanking
Van
Horipur
Hideki Tojo
Autos for Export Dispute Halts Nash Production
Detroit August 29. Nash autos production is halted after a company official said some employees refuse to work on right-hand drive export models. R A De Vlieg Nash Kelvinator vice president manufacturing said the action is part of union pressure to increase cars available for factory employees to purchase.
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Nash
Detroit
R. A. de Vlieg
Nash-Kelvinator
Plot To Kill Bevin Nonsense
Paris reports say French security police denied special precautions for Bevin yet heightened protection around Luxembourg Palace. British officials sought photo records of 1900 newsmen covering the conference while rumors of Jewish extremists and assassination plans circulated, unsettling Scotland Yard in Paris.
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INS
Bevin
Reuters
Luxembourg Palace
Scotland Yard
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