Franco critiques West as aggressors over Spain
Madrid notes Franco warns that Europe is ceded to Russia by western democracies and calls for an end to alleged concessions. He asserts Spain only joins talks if western powers stop pressuring and criticizes foreign comment while defending Spain's WWI stance and internal justice records.
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James Truslow aDa in Southport Conn aPulitzer Prize history winner 1922 Chauncey Foster Bydek in Wilton N B Elmer F Feies 64 editorial writer Columbus Dispatch since 1935 in Columbus D Nikol as A Semasheov 74 physician to Nikolai and Leon Trotzky in London Mrs Aristine Fleming 93 friend of suffragette Susan B Anthony in Rochester Joseph A Valentine 48 motion picture cameraman won Academy Award color photography in Joan of Arc in Hollywood
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Westover marks wreckage with bright Xs in Catskills
Bright yellow X marks were painted on four crashed planes at New York's Catskills to prevent confusion with wreckage from Westover Field Massachusetts during search operations for missing aircraft.
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A jumble of short items notes that 19 percent of Czechs are Reds, a U.S. worker says, and that 23 percent are opposed to the government. Victor Adele Vraz describes Czech politics on arrival in New York. Also reports a rally critique of Democrats, a lion tamer injured by a lion, a new RCA table TV price, and a police clash with strikers at a Long Island plant.
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University of Massachusetts bans fraternity discrimination
University President Ralph A. Van Meter ordered immediate steps to end racial and religious membership barriers in campus fraternities. He prohibited chapters of any national fraternities with discriminatory covenants and directed the universitys 10 current fraternities to act to remove such restrictions.
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Woman Claims Tenor Slain as Sighted by Blonde
Miss Alma Johnson, 29, says she met tenor Garris in Charlotte NC three years ago and accompanied by two men to Atlanta to see the singer. She alleges a fight at the station preceded a gunfire that killed the famed Metropolitan Opera star.
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Congressmen Protest Navy Air Force Duel
Two congressmen oppose a proposed duel between the Navy fighter and the Air Force bomber. They fear the dispute could lead to an agreement that ties the services too closely. The debate centers on which aircraft would be deployed and how it would be staged and fought. The House Armed Services Committee plans to discuss options to settle the matter.
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Yugoslavia accuses Hungary of border provocation
Belgrade officials say Hungary deliberately staged border gunfire as part of the Cominform raid on Tito’s government. The report frames the incidents as third in a series this month, signaling ongoing regional tension and propaganda battles.
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Greece pricing crisis stumps Greek workers says US economist
Washington report cites government economist returning from Greece who warns Greek workers lack accurate measures of living conditions amid soaring prices. Olive oil prices have surged since 1947, while wages fell far behind. The expert notes lack of reliable statistics hinders assessing Marshall Plan aid effectiveness amid inflation. The article also references a Graeco Roman wrestling strip as a French development note.
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Wheat Pact Cast To Be 84 Million Dollars
Washington reporters report the administration expects an 84 million dollar wheat pact. Secretary of Agriculture and lawmakers discussed terms aimed at stabilizing prices and supporting farmers amid uncertain harvest prospects.
No Profit in It Stolen 1935 Car Abandoned in Hammond
Auto thieves stole Otto Jonas’s 1935 car in Hammond, Ind. They pushed it six blocks before abandoning the vehicle, citing it was not in ref ining condition.
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