Gromyko replies to US charge on nuclear control
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko defends Soviet positions in a reply to a Frederick Sheehan article. He accuses the United States of seeking a global monopoly on atomic energy and says he would not have replied if the piece had been written by an ordinary American.
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Ande
Sabeeday
Frederick H,sheen
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United States
Grtless
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Boris
Soviet Union
Gromyko
Atomic Energy
United Ld of Atomic Energy
Flivver Planes Land at Presque Isle in Transit
Report states two flivver planes landed at Presque Isle Army air base on a Saturday leg of a world tour. The pilots Amy Pilus and crew planned to refuel before continuing to Vigo Bas.andrailor, with stops noted near George Truman of Linn Angeles and Cliterd. Evans of Wash. Feginn, aged 26, is cited among the crew. details of departure and subsequent legs remain unclear.
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Presque Isle Army Air Base
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Cliterd
Evans
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Feginn
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Wealhee
Akeoff
An Howe
France May Open Spain Frontier
Paris announced possible steps to open the border with Spain amid talks on postwar movement and trade. Officials suggested easing controls while coordinating with Madrid on security and transit policies.
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Spain
Paris
Weathered note on flood damage near Bernaldino and Route 66
Fragmentary report describes flash flood impact near Bernaldino and Calle, with embankment washouts along a main line and highway 66. Details are unclear, but the hazard affected the area around Cloudhurst and the UP line, with sections of roadway damaged and sections slated for inspection.
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Calle
Cloudhurst
Britain Keeps Troops in Greece Amid Withdrawal Plans
Washington reports Britain will not rush a full pullout from Greece. About 6,000 British soldiers remain with American forces as Ithla group stabilizes the region. Athens money market shows drachma gains and observers warn of jitters in the nervous recall.
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Great Britain
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Greece
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Agreement invites three power talks on German industry plan
The State Department released a note from Secretary of State Marshall to the French Foreign Office saying the U S would agree to meetings among the United States, Britain and France on Germany's industry levels and Ruhr coal production. Paris worries over Anglo American plans while Marshall aims a top level conference within a month, with observers possible from France and Britain.
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Great Britain
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Foreign Office
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Paris
Ruhr
William Strang
Germany
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Lotea
Washington
Europe
Saar
Fire displaces 200 guests at Baldwin Hotel blast
About 200 guests were moved to safety when Barnes swept the east wing of the Baldwin Hotel along the beachfront in Sea Haven New Jersey. Telephone operators and hotel staff warned guests and helped them to the street as the blaze spread through the building.
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Volunteers Sought To Battle Fires in Northwestern Louisiana
Radin sta Lions issue broadfast appeals for additional volunteers to fight raging forest fires that have nearly engulfed the northwest portion of Louisiana, urging local help and participation for the weekend effort.
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Louisiana
Paris designer Rochas ends era of short skirts
Paris reports Marcel Rochas declared the short skirt era finished and predicted even longer hemlines next season. He described daytime dresses with skirts 12 inches off the pavement and noted white cocktail and dinner attire reaching near the ankle.
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Odom Aims to Beat World-Circling Record in Fast Flight
Anchorage report details Willam P. Odom’s attempt to break the Winnie Mae world solo flight record from Wiley Post. Odom, in a twin engined bomber, flew from Tokyo to Yakota then toward Anchorage, planning 20 600 mile journey to Chicago. He rests between legs, refueling gear and awaiting final leg to beat the 1953 mark.
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Odom
Shemya Island
Wiley Post
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Tokyo
Reynolds
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Syracuse
Willam P. Odom
Chicago
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Pos
Shanghai
Kyo
Milton Reynolds
Senator Seeks Senate Inquiry Into Steel Industry Turmoil
Millionaire manufacturer urged a Senate investigation into the steel industry, claiming the five situation has become so bad it jeopardizes the economy of the country. He spoke for 15 minutes on a national radio hookup, naming steel ship and auto makers.
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Sawurasy
Senate
Bricks Crush Car In Parma Crash Hurt Family
A suburban Parma couple Edward and Dolores Bach were hospitalized after bricks fell from a truck and crushed their car. The accident left Mrs Bach with possible arm and leg injuries as the family vehicle was struck by a load of bricks.
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Edward Bache
Dolores
Parma
Bach
Deaconess Hospital
Halleck claims Republicans delivered on promises
Indiana Republican Rep Halleck, House minority leader, told a Saturday audience that the Republican Party has delivered on promises as the 80th Congress gears for its next session. Democratic officials counter that big business benefited, with Sullivan asserting party achievements and funding. The report notes further remarks and reactions, including a teaser about continued debate.
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Halleck
Indiana
House
Satuccay
Sesson
Juel Sullivan
Republican Party
Bank Robbers Capture After Woods Hideout
In Hillsdale County a state police posse and sheriff captured two young robbers, James Stuck 24 Detroit and Frederick Bakus 20 Ecorse, after a late-night daytime hold up. They were found in a farm patch behind a barn with loot recovered and jailed without resistance.
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Mien
Onivats
Ater
Fred-Marshall
Hillsdale County
James Stuck
Detroit
Frederick Bakus
Ecorse
Proposing Weather Romance Amid Rainy Day Doubts
A playful note shows Chuckle John proposing to his sweetheart Mary with a weather themed line. The couple is drawn into a light hearted scene where rain and sun mirror their sentiments, ending with a hopeful, sunny outlook.
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Mary
Propoposslon & Weather Report
Midwest quake rattles region near Chicago
A small earthquake shook the Midwest on Saturday night, described as larger than any prior midwest quake by a Chicago seismologist. Reports came from Michigan, Ohio, Illinois, Wisconsin, and Indiana as the tremor lasted several minutes just before 11 p.m. with no immediate reports of damage or casualties.
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Midwest
Michigan
Ohio
Illinois
Wiscoosip
Lodiana
Alphonse Schmit
Loyola University
Ohlo Ho
Oxford Graduate Fined for Invalid Chair Use
Riverpool England UP reports a British invalid, an Oxford graduate, was fined $100 for operating a vehicle while intoxicated and forbidden to use his moored invalid chair for a year. The case highlights enforceable penalties and impairment concerns in public transport.
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Oxford Graduate Inn
Scott
Lawyer Denies Hush In Senate War Inquiry Feud
Former Hughes associate Hugh Fulton testified to a Senate war investigations subcommittee accusing Chairman Owen Brewster of restating falsehoods in a feud centered on aviation contracts. Fulton said he intervened for a full investigation and denied Brewster’s charges, detailing lavish wartime entertainments and procurement tensions impacting Hughes aircraft efforts.
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Owen Brewster
Senale War Investigating Committee
Hugh Fulton
Hughes
West Coast
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Brewster
Army
Elliott Roosevelt
Fulton
Senate
Maine Republican
Treasure Hunt on Kaiser's Gems in Berlin Mystery
Berlin reports a sprawling treasure hunt tied to German royal jewels linked to Princess Hermine. Investigators probe claims of a flying eight-engined boat and a California dock test while a woman emissary allegedly offered to smuggle the jewels from the princess’s former residence.
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Fulton
Trans World Airlines
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Berlin
Fentinand
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