Barkley Warns on Global Occupations and Cold War
Vice President Alben Barkley told an Armed Forces Day banquet in New Orleans that the United States may need to occupy more countries to end the cold war and defend freedom. He warned of a Soviet‑imposed government in Poland and argued a third world war would be costlier than fixing peace. He urged sustaining strong national defense while avoiding endangering the country for small budget gains.
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Longshore crews unload third Atlantic Pact arms shipment
French port of Oberbourg sees longshore crews begin unloading 400 tons of munitions from the freighter Ames Victory. The third Atlantic Pact arms delivery for France arrived yesterday, signaling continued support and rapid discharge at the harbor.
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France
Ames Victory
Raiders Uncover Murder Case
Tulsa officers found the body of E. R. Happy Hileman at the Bel-Air tourist courts in Creek County. Sheriff Lee Johnson reported finding a shoe believed to be left by the shooter. Wilcox, owner of the Bel-Air, was held for questioning as officers seized 32 cases of whisky among 110 raided places.
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Happy) Hileman
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Village Asks Fire Probe
Officials of the Met Troyse Fire District said they would ask the state fire marshal to investigate a spate of 14 fires in 20 days. The latest fire destroyed a five story converted chain owned by Fire Commissioner Bert Boice and temporarily knocked out electric service in Melrose, a Rensselaer County town of about 600 homes.
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Railroad shed fire and grass fires strike town
A new shed replacement burned in a blaze, with other outbreaks described as grass fires. Firemen could not determine the origin of any of the fires.
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Greece and Yugoslavia Resume Diplomatic Posts
Belgrade and Athens named ministers to serve in each other's capitals signaling a step toward better relations. Greece had previously withdrawn ministers during the Greek Civil War amid accusations against Marshal Tito.
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Loki anti aircraft rocket rises to twelve miles
New anti aircraft rocket named Loki rises twelve miles in tests and could destroy attacking planes. Gen J Lawson Collins, chief of staff, said details remain undisclosed and the weapon is in the testing stage. He noted Loki references Norse myth as a metaphor for unleashing defense.
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Army
J. Lawson Collins
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Tank Runs Wild In Army Parade At South Haven
An 83-ton Sherman tank ran amok during an Armed Forces Day demonstration in South Haven Michigan. It rammed two vehicles and damaged three more as spectators fled Center Street. One person was injured. Police reported a deadly explosion occurred in Bombay India killing 25.
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Robbers Hold Up New York Drury Lane Restaurant
Three armed men hid at the entrance of the fashionable Drury Lane Restaurant in New York and robbed five employees at closing. They forced the cleaning crew to strip, then herded them into the elevator while the trio cleaned the safe of about 4 500 dollars.
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INS
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