Berlin Talks Fail The Blockade and Western Plans Fail
The narrative recounts renewed U S Britain and France diplomacy with Molotov over Berlin and a blockade ending proposal. Stalin seeks currency acceptance and a regional German government date not firm. Sokolovsky pushes for conditions, Western powers resist, and negotiations deteriorate after demands on transport control.
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Nazi Backers Active in Hartford Political Speaking Tours
Hartford, Sept. 27. Glen H. Taylor said yesterday that Hitler's “financial angels” are backing U S political forces and have taken control of the government. He spoke to varied audiences including a foreign language group, Negrors at a funeral parlor, and about 1500 at Bushnell Memorial hall, attacking leaders driving the nation toward war. He named John Foster Dulles and James Forrestal as references in foreign affairs and defense.
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Army Studies Horse Disease at Fort Crockett
An Army research team from the Medical Field Service School at Browne Army Medical Center begins an eight week study at Fort Crockett Galveston to track equine encephalomyelitis also called sleeping sickness in horses The project aims to prevent future outbreaks in Texas and Louisiana by testing sera from wildlife and using University of Texas medical school facilities with Dr Morris Pollard assisting.
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Truman Campaign Tour in San Antonio and Uvalde
Margaret and Mrs. Truman accompanied President Truman on a Texas campaign swing. Crowds along the route numbered in the hundreds of thousands as they attended the Alamo visit and a women s luncheon. Margaret expressed interest in singing opera, while Mrs. Edwards urged price controls. The trio appeared friendly and courteous, with brief remarks from Mrs. Edwards and a public stop at the Kinkaid hotel breakfast party before departure.
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Greek Rebels Forced to Retreat on Bulgarian Front
ATHENS Sept 27 a Greek army spokesman said the army drove guerrilla troops back three miles along a nine mile front on the Bulgarian frontier.
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School Bond Meeting for Los Angeles Heights ISD
Public meeting to discuss a proposed 700 dollar school bond issue for the Los Angeles Heights Independent School district at Catalina Park at 7 01 p m Monday. Board members superintendent and business manager invited by Citizens for School Improvement to explain the program as the issue goes to a vote on Oct 2 194?
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Miss Mandé Loggins Dies in Devine at 69
Miss Mandé Loggins 69 a longtime local business and church figure died in Devine of a heart attack at her home. A Hempstead native she moved to Pearsall then Devine where her father and brother in law Warren S. Lilly founded a mercantile business she later became vice president and sold her stake a year ago Survivors include two sisters Mrs W S Lilly and Mrs Clemie Graham Funeral services are set for 3 p.m. Tuesday at the Baptist church with interment in Pearsall.
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Final Rites For Rancher Set
Services for Charles F. Carson, 7, retired businessman and rancher, were held Sunday in Eagle Pass. Survivors include his widow, a daughter Mrs. Jack Spence of Eagle Pass, a son Charles W. Carson of Edwards County, five brothers and no sisters.
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Dallas Wallace Stop On Transcontinental Tour
On Sept 27 Henry Wallace’s special plane lands in Dallas where he meets President Truman and urges him to oppose segregated seating. Wallace accuses U S foreign policy of aiding anti democratic forces and attacks the Marshall plan while engaging with Slav Congress supporters in Chicago. The tour includes praise for Slavic peoples and a clash with Attorney General Tom Clark over the group’s classification as Communist.
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