Pact challenge and price spikes ripple across world markets
Secretary of State George C. Marshall and Senate President Arthur H. Vandenberg delivered a joint radio challenge urging hemispheric unity for global peace. Meanwhile Chicago markets faced soaring prices as staple goods climbed, with eggs and meat at top levels and grains pressured by drought and production cuts.
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Russia
George C. Marshall
Senate
Arthur H. Nandenberg
Rio de Janeiro
Forrestal Warns Veterans Against Totalitarian Regimes
Navy secretary James Forrestal, speaking at the 48th Veterans of Foreign Wars encampment, denounced totalitarian governments as ruled by ruthless elites seeking to impose iron fists on smaller nations. He urged united U.S. policy to rebuild the normal world and cited $15 billion spent abroad in two years to aid famine relief and development, including the Marshall Plan inviting European nations to align their needs on a common basis.
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Cleveland
James Forrestal
Navy
Veterans of Foreign Wars
U.S
Forrestal
Marshall
Vandenberg
Guilty Plea Set In Atomic Theft
Arnold F. Kivi a 26 year old former Army sergeant from Brooklyn expressed in federal court his wish to plead guilty to stealing secret photographs of atomic installations in New Mexico Judge Matthew T Abruzzo presiding Kivi said he hoped to have the matter cleared up and asked for permission to plead guilty The court asked for details of motive and Kivi replied I am beginning to wonder to himself as he contemplated the admission of guilt
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New York
New Mexico
Arnold F. Kivi
Kivi
Matthew T. Abruzzo
Brooklyn
Canada Rejects Argentina Push for Global Pacific Declaration
Canada’s External Affairs Ministry rejected Argentina’s bid to join a multinational pacific principles declaration with the Holy See. The announcement also implied Russia bears blame for the current world stalemate via veto and misrepresentation. Marshall and Vandenberg lauded the inter American conference as a refreshing shift from prior talks with the Russians.
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Ottawa
Ont
Ins
Canada
Department of External Affairs
Argentina
Holy See
Russia
Readin Bitin And Reels Fun School Movie Feature
A Sunday Herald American feature describes a Syracuse University film library sponsored school movie program. It also spotlights Camp Skytop, a downtown Syracuse Boys' Club outdoor camp with roughing it, swimming and open-fire cooking. Local news and wire updates complete the page.
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Herald- American
Film Library
Syracuse University
Syracuse
Sunday Herald-American
Camp Skytop
Syracuse Boys’ Club
Communists Arm Hungary Factory Workers Report
International dispatches say workers in the Czépel factory district near Budapest may be armed by Communists. US officials consider possible action over meetings between Soviet General Sviridov and Hungarian leaders while observers warn of a potential coup with 20 000 Czépel workers as a likely support base.
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Budapest
INS
Czepel
United States
Weiss and
Manfred Machinery Works
Arrowcross
Ramadier Considers Resigning After Confidence Vote
Paris Premier Ramadier narrowly won a confidence vote in the National Assembly with 292 for and 243 against plus 60 abstentions. Cabinet ministers said he must decide if the vote proves his leadership amid economic troubles and forthcoming international talks. A cabinet meeting was set for tonight. The assembly backed subsidies for the coal industry as part of the program connected to the confidence motion.
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Paris
Paul Ramatier
National Assembly
Ramadier
Steel Output Cut By Railway Tieup
A 1800 railroaders strike at U S Steel Pittsburgh district plants halted production. The unions stopped work after contract talks broke, affecting the Carnegie-Illinois subsidiary and its 35 000 workers and triggering banked furnaces and cutbacks at Clairton coke byproducts plant to 32 percent capacity.
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Pittsburgh
U.S. Steel Corp
Union Railroad
Carnegie-Illinois Steel Corp
U. S
Clairton Coke
Cigar Buyer Tripped by Sign in Department Store
In Park Ridge a man buying a cigar lights up only to be halted by a sales girl who asks if he noticed the sign. He responds with disbelief as she explains the store also sells bath towels. The quip ends with the playful note on mixed merchandise.
Truman to Address Brazilian Congress on Mutual Interests
President Truman, in seclusion, prepares to address a joint session of Brazil's Congress at 4 P.M. Syracuse time. The speech, about 20 minutes, will focus on matters of mutual interest between the United States and Brazil, not the broader international scope. He will be feted at a reception and state dinner at the Itamaraty palace.
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Rio DE Janeiro
INS
Truman
Charles G. Ross
Brazil
Syracuse
United States
Mr. Truman
Itanarati Palace
C L O Condemns Russia Veto Use in UN
The State C LO executive board adopted a resolution condemning excessive use of the UN veto by Russia. The measure calls for UN procedure changes to allow a three fourths vote by the General Assembly to override a veto. The resolution awaits approval by the C LO convention later today.
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Saratoga Springs
Russia
United Nations
Executive Board
C.lo
General Assembly
6 Yanks Arrest By Slavs Protested
TRIESTE UP The U S Army filed an official protest over the illegal arrest and detention of two American officers and four enlisted men by the Yugoslavs. Three Americans were detained last week at the Morgan line during negotiations for the release of others being held. The six were released yesterday, but two other Americans were still being held.
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Trieste
U.S. Army
Ilegal
Morgan Line
Rain Moving East to Syracuse City
Rain moving east to Syracuse is scheduled to arrive this afternoon per the Weather Bureau. Thunderstorms or showers could not be predicted, but a slight temperature drop is expected. morning rain was reported over Erie, Pa. Highs today and Saturday are 79 with lows 62 to 64.
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Syracuse
Weather Bureau
Eie
Molotov Skips UN Opening. Ready to Fly If Emergency
Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov will miss the opening sessions of the United Nations assembly beginning September 16 in New York. An authoritative source said he would be prepared to fly from Moscow to New York in case of an emergency.
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Lake Success
Molotov
United Nations Assembly
New York
Moscow
Labor Debates Nationalization Bid at Congress
Delegates at the British Trades Union Congress defeated a resolution calling for a bill to nationalize Britain's iron and shell industries in the next Parliament. A subsequent card vote showed the proposal defeated by more than two to one as the Labor government indicated support for nationalization in the current Parliament, if feasible.
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Southport
Eng
INS
British Trades Union Congress
Britain
Congres
23 Trapped Miners Safely Evacuated at Richwood Mine
In Richwood West Virginia 23 miners were evacuated from the Sewell Coal Company mine after a conveyor belt overheated and smoked. Superintendent James Sadilla reported all workers walked out unharmed.
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Richwood
W. Va
Sewell Coal Company
James Sadilla
Restaurants May Drop Most Meats Over Price Pressures
Spokesmen for the New York Restaurant Association and the Society of Restaurateurs said members may drop most meat dishes to avoid price hikes. They noted ongoing shortages threaten further increases. In Chicago eggs for October and butter for November and January were at record wholesale quotations with notable rises from April. Hog prices advanced, reaching $28.50 per hundred pounds as trade reports showed tightening supplies.
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Chicago
New York
Chicago Board
Prada
John Krey
American Meat Institute
Buiter
New York City
Eugene Schulz
New York Restaurant Association
The
Society of Restaurateurs
Sheep and Lamb Prices Decline and Meat Outlook
Labor Department reports wholesale sheep and lamb prices fell substantially last week. An economist says most meats likely to tumble this month while large-scale marketings could push scarcer meat and higher prices again by next March. Cattle offered at record September price of 35 dollars per hundredweight. Feed grains rise with corn at a record 2.5134 dollars per bushel for September delivery and cash corn at 2.554 dollars.
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Washington (Lp
Labor Department
Greek coalition to be led by Sophoulis in Athens
The Greek coalition government is expected to be installed in Athens today or tomorrow with Themistocles Sophoulis as premier and Constantine Tsaldaris as deputy. Tsaldaris would step down from leading an all Rightist cabinet to support a broader government as U.S. aid broker Lou Hendersen helped secure the plan. The Greek parliament adjourned to 6:30 P.M. tomorrow after Sophoulis backed the adjournment to await the broad coalition deal.
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Athens
INS
Themistocles Sophoulis
Constantine Tsaldaris
Tsaldaris
Sophoulis
Liberal Party
Lou Henderson
North German Coal Commission Seizes Villa Hugel Site
The North German Coal Commission, overseeing Ruhr coal output, has occupied the Villa Hugel, once home to Krupp magnates, in a move reported by Marquis Childs. The feature package highlights pages for related arts, comics, horoscopes, and regular sections across the edition.
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North German Coal Commission
Occupied
Reich
Hugel
Krupp
Ruhr
Marquis Childs
Flivver Fliers Set Paris to Rome Route
George W. Truman and Clifford W. Evans launched a round the world flight in two light cabin planes from Paris destined for Rome. They planned a Marseille refuel stop and aimed to reach Rome that evening. Truman is 39, of Los Angeles, Evans 26, of Washington.
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Paris
George W. Truman
Los Angeles
Clifford W. Evans
Washington
Rome
Syracuse
Marseille
German Freed Policeman in Berlin Shooting Case
Adolf Bieschke, a German policeman, who shot and seriously wounded two Russian officers in Berlin’s American sector, was released from custody. He told a U S military court he fired in self defense after the officers attacked him.
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Berlin
Adolf Bieschke
Bieschke
U. S
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