Alabama Governor Denies Teen Romance With Warren Daughter
Alabama Governor James E. Folsom denied serious interest in California Governor Earl Warren's 18 year old daughter Virginia. He said he had only met her a few times and noted their recent governor's convention meeting in Salt Lake City. Folsom arrived for a vacation and visited Warren's Santa Monica cottage while Warren was away fishing.
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Earl Warren
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Atcheson Accident: Five Dead and Five Missing
Five known dead and five missing in the Pacific crash that killed Ambassador George Atcheson Jr. Officials cite human error and mechanical failure. An immediate investigation ordered by Gen. Carl Spaatz will determine blame. Identified dead include Col. C A Russell, Navy Capt. R B Boyer, Col. David Larr, S/Sgt K L Harrison, T/Sgt O F McKee. Missing, presumed dead, are Ambassador Atcheson, Capt. K R Still, Lt V E Carley, Capt. Cecil Sigman, T/Sgt L V Bonesh.
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O. F. McKee
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V. E. Carley
Cecil Sigman
L. V. Bonesh
Physician To Hitler Convicted In War Crimes Trial
An American war crimes tribunal convicted Dr Karl Brandt Adolf Hitlers personal physician of full responsibility for Nazi medical experiments on concentration camp victims. The four man court led by Judge Walter Beals found him guilty of crimes against humanity as charged by the prosecution, with hundreds of thousands killed in the so called worthless experiments. Brandt was among 23 co defendants of the SS Medical Corps. the verdict summarized in a 300 page judgment and marked the first conviction announced.
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Karl Brandt
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Walter Beals
Washington State
Brandt
S. S. Medical Corps
Eight killed in Hindu Muslim clashes at Secunderabad
Eight persons died and 40 were injured today at Secunderabad near Hyderabad amid unceasing Hindu Muslim riots and clashes.
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Hyderavad
Paul Gallico Columns and Editorial Page Highlights
A fragment notes Paul Gallico reflects on a political fuse in the Senate amid a $44,060 land contract tied to Brother Johnny Meyer. The piece hints at a wide editorial page lineup across pages 20 to 34 including comics, horoscopes, letters, and assorted features.
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City Life
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Winchell
Marshall to Outline U S Policy At Inter American Conference
Secretary of State George C. Marshall will deliver a major policy address at the Inter American Conference of Foreign Ministers in Quitandinha Brazil. He is expected to spell out U S views on a hemisphere defense treaty amid debates on economic aggression and military security. Eva Peron will attend a gala reception at the Quitandinha Hotel as talks proceed.
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Juan A. Bramiuglia
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Senora
Eva Duarte Peron
Argentina
Keep Cool, Itll Be Hot Weather Forecast
Syracuse readers should expect a similar day to Monday with a few scattered showers in the 24 to 36 hour window. Warm spells persist in the Southeast and Southwest with high 89 to 92 degrees forecast for midweek. Low tonight around 73, with Monday night 72. Meteorologist Andrew P. Keller notes continuing heat across the Dakotas and humidity in the region.
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Anglo American talks eyed as remedy for British ills
Washington reports England may win support at an Anglo-American dollarist conference to boost Dominions trade with the United States. Officials say the plan is not a panacea and would avoid waiting for Congress to approve the $3.75 billion British loan agreement.
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Bomb found under Foreign Office archway near Attlee residence
Police guard in Downing Street discovered a bomb beneath a Foreign Office archway opposite Prime Minister Attlee’s residence. A Scotland Yard spokesman said the device could not explode as it lacked a detonator.
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Truman Urged Air Force to Cripple Any Aggressor
President Truman reviewed a 6000 word air coordinating committee report urging a strong peacetime air force. Recommendations call for maintaining, expanding aircraft industry, research and development, and an industrial reserve with dispersed standby plants to meet mobilization needs.
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Senator Bilbo Weaker in New Orleans Hospital
Senator Theodore G. Bilbo of Mississippi remained generally weaker this morning after a restful night. Earlier reports had noted improvement since the weekend but he remained critically ill following recent surgery to remove a clot from his lung.
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Sisters Vandals 'Just Playing House' in Louisville
Norma Eppeheimer eight and Charlotte seven told authorities they vandalized neighbors homes while families were away. They entered a Dobson residence by window, ruined dishes, looted the pantry, spread mustard, burned matches, killed a chicken with a hunting knife, painted pets and clothes, and trampled the garden after releasing the Dobson mule.
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Norma Eppeheimer
Charlotte
John Dob
Truman speeds action on European displaced persons program
President Truman announced a top level shift to accelerate federal handling of the European displaced persons issue. Ugo Carusi becomes special assistant in the State Department to lead a full survey including resettlement. Watson B. Miller resigns as Federal Security Administrator to head naturalization and immigration, while Oscar Ross Ewing replaces him as FSA.
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Naturalization and Immigration
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Dewey Endorsed by Warren County Republicans
The Warren County Republican Committee unanimously endorsed Governor Dewey last night for the GOP presidential nomination in a local party meeting held in Lake George.
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Albuquer que passenger misses Super Chief by minute
A traveler on the Albuquerque platform curses about chasing the Super Chief. He explains driving 70 miles at 90 miles per hour, breaking two springs, then missing the train by a single minute. The station agent reacts with disbelief and humor.
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Harriman Brands Russia a Threat to World Peace
Secretary of commerce W Averell Harriman told the Pacific Northwest Trade Association that Russia poses a threat to world peace. He asserted democracies possess atomic retaliation capability against aggressors and linked dictatorship under communism or fascism to risk against freemen.
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W. Averell Harriman
Russia
Soviet Union
Harriman Harriman
Pacific Northwest Trade Association
Harriman
State Department
Lord Inverchapel Remarries Former Wife in Edinburgh
Lord Inverchapel the British ambassador to Washington wed his former wife, Maria Terese Dias Salas of a Chilean family, in Edinburgh. The pair plan to fly to Washington tomorrow, following an uncontested divorce in 1945 for desertion.
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Lord Inverchapel
Washington
Maria Terese Dias Salas
Cadiz Blast Kills Hundreds in Navy Torpedo Factory
A massive explosion in Cadiz on the Cadiz peninsula leveled parts of the city, damaged shipyards, and cut water and power. Early tallies range from 206 to 380 dead with 5,000 to 6,000 injured as fires continue and officials assess the disaster.
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Adm
Regaldao Rodriguez
Madrid
Mrs FDR Elliott to Raise Yule Trees at Hyde Park
Eleanor Roosevelt revealed in her My Day column that she and her son Elliott formed a commercial partnership to grow Christmas trees on the Hyde Park estate. She owns two thirds of the land and plans to expand the operation to sustain a real business while continuing the late President's tree planting program.
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Hyde Park
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Eleanor Roosevelt
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