Dalmatian islands awarded to Yugoslavia in war talks
Paris reports say allied foreign ministers agreed to grant Yugoslavia control of Dalmatian islands along the eastern Adriatic coast with demilitarization. Pelagosa to Yugoslavia with Italian rights guarded. Pianosa to Italy but demilitarized. Molotov opposed forcing Italy on war crimes. talks cursorily move to later topics.
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Yugoslavia
Dalmatian
Adriatic
James _F Byrnes
Pelagosa
Italy
Pianosa
Molotov
Trussia
Molglov
Byrnes
Ernest Bevin
Georges Bidault
Four Men Die in Crude Tank Blast and Paint-Remover Explosion
In Corpus Christi four men have died in eight days from industrial accidents. Alberty Davila, 24, of Fao Geande City, died after an explosion in Spahn hospital. Harry Stone, 39, of North Beach, died from third degree burns following a blast in the Coyrus Christi post office work room while using solvent paint remover. Earlier victims died in a Baldwin-Weil lease car Clarkwood tank blast during welding. Local officials blamed a gas pocket for the blast and continuing hazards in crude oil operations.
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Alberty Davila
Fao Geande
Spahn Hospital
Davila
Harry Stone
North Beach
Fay
Coyrus Christi
Stone
Beldwin- Weil
Clarkwood
L. Cashion
Linton
Ray 8
Nya
Alico
Religion Bar To Bequest Voided In Will Case
In Philadelphia Judge Robert V. Bulger voided a Catholic religion clause in Ellen J. Jamieson’s will. Baldwin S. Brown received one third of the estate after the judge ruled faith change cannot disinherit a beneficiary. Brown had converted from Catholicism to Presbyterianism in childhood. the clause would have lapsed part of the residuary estate.
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Philadelphia
Rays Orphans Court
Robert V. Bulger
Bulger
Ed Baldwin S. Brown
Ellen J. Jamieson
Brown
Divorce Granted After Months of Alimony Dispute
Willie Mae Gobbart was granted a divorce by Judge C K Quin after a month of charges and countercharges. Gobbart faced her husband's jail for failing to pay 200 cash alimony. she claimed his threats and spent money on nightlife. Alimony of 200 per month was set pending the divorce trial. Gobbart’s countercharges and legal fees were debated, with the judge seeking a reasonable fee and the jury weighing attorney costs.
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Ates
Willie Mae Gobbart
C.K. Quin
J. J. Gobbart
South Alamo Street
Gobbart
Hils
Mareh
Mets
Tra Gobbart
John F.pete Onion
Onion
Quin
Guin
Fee
Health Teams to Fight Jap Diseases in Japan
Tokyo May 2 UPI American authorities organize sanitary teams in every prefecture to combat flyborne diseases, which annually claim thousands of lives. The effort targets carriers of dysentery, typhoid fever, and paratyphoid, aiming to curb outbreaks and improve public health across Japan.
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Tokyo
Japan
Officers Given Six Months' Grace
Tokyo May 2 U P officers on temporary duty assignments in Teave United States will not be returned immediately. The announcement says they have nine months remaining in their overseas tour. Prochiel elections candidate for county commissioner is shown in this political ad.
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Tokyo
Teave
United States
Soas
Ingshan Sin
Loday
10000 More Children in Dallas Census Rise
Dallas census data shows about 40 000 population growth for the city in the last year. School statistician Leo Stencherr notes 64 000 children of school age in the Dallas Independent district. The estimate rests on prior ratios of children to the general population. Theyll wed in Tokyo in a wartime romance between two military government airdrivers who met in Chicago and will marry in Tokyo on Monday.
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Dallas
Leo Stecnherr
Dallas Independent
Tokyo
Chicago
WAC
Caroline Lingé-Jones
Harold E. Stevens
Washington Roundup Predicts Worst Meat Shortage This Summer
Washington roundup reports Secretary Mark Pickell of the Corn Belt Livestock Feeders Association warning the coming summer may bring the worst meat shortage in American history. He blames OPA controls and urges price ceilings be lifted, while Senate Banking Committee members debate relief and oversight. The telegraph wires note business leaders urging retention of OPA with amendments and include Donald Nelson among signers.
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Washington
Mark Pickell
Corn Bell Livestock Feeders Association
OPA
Senate
Pickell
Barkley
Doby
Wagner
Barry Bingham
Louisville Courier Journal
Morris Rosenthel
Stein Hull Company
Wallace Thorsen
New York City
Nelson
Donald Nelson
Production Board
Pickeil
Administration K-750 Million British Loan Debate Looms
A Senate standoff over a 750 million British loan unfolds as Democratic Leader Barkley resists talks while Republican Whip Wherry warns of delays. Aiken RoVth backs a plan tying British progress on trade barriers to the loan, amid broader amendments and defense unification debates. Forrestal rejects a single secretary model, proposing a director of common defense to harmonize war and state agencies.
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Barkley
Wherry
Nebraska
Servator Aiken RoVth
Army Navy
Austin
Forrestal
Senate Naval Committee
Common Defense
War
Navy
Hitler
Germany
Amendments target state department cultural relations program
Representative Robert Jones leads a bid to strike ten amendments aimed at nullifying ten million dollars for the cultural relations program within a 308.8 million dollar bill funding State, Commerce and Justice for the fiscal year starting July 1. Debate began before Easter recess with a final vote possible the next day as Jones and allies argue the program does more harm than good and would affect European stations.
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State Department
Rayburn
House
Robert Jones
Ohio
Appropriations Committee
State, Commerce and Justice Departments
Jones
Senator Astin Says Forrestal Likely Favored Deputy Press
Senator Astin of Virginia predicts Secretary of the Navy Forrestal seems inclined to back a deputy press chief position. The veteran lawmaker voiced the impression amid discussion of Navy communications leadership and policy directions.
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Astin
R.vi
Secretary of the Navy
Forrestal
Dallas Chicago Flight Inaugural Marks New Route
A garbled report notes American Airlines inaugurating service between Dallas and Chicago with a stop in St. Louis. Fay G Linhart of Bethesda is mentioned among individuals linked to the event. The piece references May 2 and May dates, and hints at crew or passenger movements during the inaugural flight.
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Pquglas
Utah
American Airlines
Fay G. Linhart
Bethesda
Ligne
Chicago
St. Louis
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