Sochi Coal Miner Basks in Rest Cure as Output Doubled
Nikolai Lukichev a 20 year old coal miner from the Young Communist League vacationed in a white marble palace at a Cau casus resort and explained how a new approach boosted his mine output from 7 10 feet a day to 14 meters while earning him 3766 rubles in a day the piece notes the Lukichev movement and parallels to Stakhanovism as Soviet planners push for higher coal production and industrial strength.
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Young Communist League
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FBI CHARGE- Newspaper Bares Plot To Sell
The Justice Department announces the arrest in Baltimore of three men on charges of publishing photographs of the atomic bomb. The suspects, tied to service with a bomber squadron in the Pacific during 1945, allegedly planned to sell images to a Baltimore newspaper and distribute copies. Names and backgrounds of George W Comer Miles F Daubenheyer and James Barnes Rike are provided. arraignment to follow before a U S commissioner.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
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Cold Front Promises Sharp Temp Drop For Weekend
A slow moving cold front centered over Lake Superior dips temperatures tonight with scattered showers and strong winds. Temperatures fall to around 46 tonight then to 36 by Saturday night as cooler air settles in for the weekend.
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Weather forecast for Syracuse area with showers and cooling
The U S Weather Bureau reports more showers in the Syracuse area with cooler temperatures today and tonight. Saturday will bring scattered showers and stronger winds with a high near 72 and a low around 40.
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Syracuse
U.S. Weather Bureau
United States backs Turkey on Dardanelles role
The United States supports Turkey against Russian demands for control of the Dardanelles and tells Moscow it will not surrender Turkey’s voice in governing the strategic waterway.
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Washington
United States
Turkey
Dardanelles
Moscow
U S Pledges Help If Greece Faces Aggression
At the Paris peace conference the United States said it would join in any United Nations defense of Greece if its security is endangered by an aggressor nation. Ambassador Caffery assured delegates that the U S can be counted upon to act under UN safeguards. Tsaldaris accused western powers of yielding to Soviet pressure over Bulgaria Greece borders. A separate note from Washington reiterated opposition to direct Russian defense talks with Turkey regarding the Montreux Treaty.
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Bulgaria
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Bogdan Philov
State Department
Black Sea
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Turkey
Smith
Potsdam
Montreux
Dardanelles
Balkan Air Bans Lifted
London reports civil and military flights over Czechoslovakia, Hungary, and Romania resumed after an unexplained suspension ordered by the Russian High Command. Russians offered no comment, and American officials only noted the ban had been requested by the Russians.
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Czechoslovakia
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Romania
Prisoner flees to police car in Camden escape
State Police Detective Harry Armano warned a prisoner to run to his car to avoid rain, but the man didn't stop at the vehicle. Nine nearby states issued lookout notices as the escape unfolded.
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Camden
N. J. UP
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Recorder’s Office
Hull Improves After Stroke at Bethesda Naval Hospital
Former Secretary of State Cordell Hull showed further improvement at Bethesda Naval Hospital after a stroke suffered 12 days earlier. The Navy released a bulletin noting his condition remained better than before and he was not in immediate danger.
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Washington
Cordell Hull
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Navy
Archbishop Stepinac Convicted in Yugoslav Trial
Archbishop Alojzije Stepinac was found guilty on all main charges of Axis collaboration by a three judge People’s Court in Zagreb. He received 16 years at forced labor and forfeiture of property plus five years deprived of legal rights. Co-defendant ERM Lisak, an Ustashi colonel, was sentenced to hang. Pavle Gunlin also convicted.
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Alojzije Stepinac
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Axis
Ante Pavelic
Ustashi
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Pavle Gunlin
Windsors Start Trip to England
In Paris the Duke and Duchess of Windsor left their apartment mid morning for Calais to take the channel boat to Dover for a visit in England. They may proceed to the United States and Canada where the duke owns a stock ranch in Alberta, friends said.
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Crash Kills 11 Near Rio de Janeiro Storm
A U S military plane crashed into a mountainside during a heavy storm near Rio de Janeiro killing eleven people. Limited details were immediately available.
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INS
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Rio de Janeiro
Leaps to Death at Hotel Commodore in New York
Rosa Lee Moody aged 33 from Chicago leaped from her fourth floor hotel room at the Commodore in early morning hours. The tragedy was reported by police with no immediate motive given.
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New York
Rosa Lee Moody
Chicago
Commodore
Eighth Army to Send College GIs Home
The Eighth Army allows college bound GIs with under six months service to be discharged and sent home to complete terminal leave before the new college term begins. This facilitates timely enrollment for prospective students.
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Eighth Army
Portugal Phone Lines Cut Amid Soldier Revolt
Madrid reports say telephone links with Portugal were cut again as a soldier revolt was reportedly put down bloodlessly. A foreign ministry spokesperson said Spain kept lines open and the situation remained entirely in Portugal.
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Madrid
Foreign Ministry
Grandmother Seeks Longer Skirts Sends Washington Letter
A 45 year old Kansas City grandmother, furious over skirt lengths, wrote to CPA Deputy Administrator Philip R. Maguire after the agency announced no increase in skirt length this year. The CPA clothing section asked for details and will respond after review.
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Washington
Civilian Production Administration
Eleanor Medsker
CPA
Philip R. Maguire
Truman to decide on livestock price decontrol within 48 hours
Washington reports top officials expect President Truman to decontrol meat prices within 48 hours via Secretary of Agriculture Anderson. A cabinet meeting followed but no final decision was disclosed as officials anticipated a national radio address to explain the move amid a meat famine.
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Agriculture Anderson
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Anderson
Taft Attacks Argentina Meat Proposal as Unwise
Senator Robert A. Taft called the idea of importing meat from Argentina shocking and silly while noting the U S beef supply is at its peak. He argued such imports would align with the administration's attitude toward business and could threaten domestic farmers ahead of the elections.
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Robert A. Taft
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Taft
U. S
Truman weighs meat price decontrol move amid cabinet debate
President Truman pressed advisers for a decision on meat price decontrol while signaling possible imports from Argentina and Mexico. Secretary Anderson reportedly urged decontrol with support from Attorney General Clark and others, as the plan circulated among top officials.
Geologists Predict Long Term Drying Of Ningi Uralls Side
Alton L. Blakeslee on the editorial page forecasts erosion will drain the American side of Ningi uralls in about two thousand years. The note appears among sections Amusements, Financial, Classified, Haworth, City Life, and Editorials with other features.
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