Acheson Bids For Agreement Berlin Talks Advance
Paris dispatch reports Dean Acheson sought a compromise with Russia on Berlin during the four power talks. He dined with Soviet Foreign Minister Vishinsky as officials noted progress yet cautioned against expecting an immediate settlement. The United States Britain and France push for four power control with limited veto and citywide Berlin elections under supervision.
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Paris
Moscow
Dean Acheson
Russia
Berlin
Acheson
U. S
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Germany
Big Four Council
Vishinsky
Kremlin
Robert Schuman
Schuman
Berin
Kommandatura
West
United States
Britain
France
Foreign firms may trade with China under red regulations
Shanghai June 6 AP reports foreign firms may trade with China if they follow Communist rules requiring import permits. Foreign exchange for imports may be sourced from the Bank of China or provided by the importer. No reliable data on Reds foreign exchange or allocation to commerce was given.
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Shanghai
China
Bank of China
State Dept Wanted Red Spy Appeased
A one armed rubber repair man testified that the State Department wanted to appease a wartime Soviet spy named Andrei Shevchenk. Joseph J. Franey said FBI agents relayed this directive. Franey described delivering documents via his wife to the spy with FBI supervision.
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Douglas B. Cornell
Washington
FBI
State Department
Red
UN- American Activities Committee
Joseph J. Franey
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Franey
Hooker Electro-Chemical Co
Bell Aircraft Company
Buffalo
Franeys
Andrei Shevchenk
Shevchenko
New York
Schevchenko
Department
Tim
Moscow
Elizabeth T. Bentley
Courier
Fifth Anniversary Of Invasion Observed On D Day
On June 6 1949 Frenchmen observe D Day plus five years recalling the June 6 1944 invasion at Omaha Beach. Bells fell silent as allied troops stormed Fortress Europe and the battlefield sands ran red. The article notes offshore ships wrecked as an artificial harbor and villages shattered inland. Norman girls epitomize future hope.
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Harvey Hudson
Omaha Beach
France
Aldi
Hitler
Europe
Brooklyn
Belsen
Universal Brotherhood
Richard Roberts
Norton
Normandy
D-Day
Local Market Report From State Farmers Market Prices
The report lists harvest prices and volumes at the State Farmers Market on Saturday. Hens yielded 1 827 bushels at 1.50 84.05. green peas 2 024 hampers from 1.25 for black eyes to 2.75 for crowders. Squash 8.75 to 5.00, 854 hampers sold. pole beans 1 369 hampers at 2.00 35.90. Cucumbers 21.00 82.00 for 128 bushels. tomatoes 1.00 92.7% for 497 bushels. Okra 4.00 89.50 with 284 bushels. peppers 42 bushels at 1.40 4.50. Irish potatoes 44 hampers at 2.25. cantaloupes 9 064 moved at 3.07.12% each. Corn 416 dozen ears, 0.25 0.35 per dozen.
Milledgeville Hospital Staff Quits Amid Crisis
In Milledgeville Georgia twelve doctors resign today at the large state mental hospital. Dr Thomas G Peacock medical director says many nurses and attendants will follow in protest of administrator Dechman and Welfare Director Forrester. Gov Talmadge faces demand to fire the two directors as doctors threaten total resignations.
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Milledgeville, Ga
Georgia
Milledgeville State Mental Hospital
Thomas G. Peacock
Peacock
Dechman
Herman Talmadge
Deechman
Jack Forrester
Talmadge
Norman Peacock
Barnesville
State Social Security Board
Milledgeville State Hospital
State Welfare Department
Dr. Peacock
Military Pay Bill Headed For Trouble
The new slimmed down military pay bill faces trouble from economy minded congressmen and World War II veterans who want bigger boosts for junior officers. The measure adds over 300 million dollars annually and was unveiled by the House Armed Services Committee led by Rep. Kilday with Chairman Vinson predicting House passage.
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Washington
Iouse Armed Services Committee
Kilday
R-Tex
Cnairman
Tax expert to tell Georgia tax issues in Atlanta
A tax expert testifies before the State Tax Revision committee in Atlanta detailing perceived flaws in Georgia's income tax. Fielding Dillard, state income tax director, seeks 12 more agents to close a costly loophole and boost collections from taxpayers.
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Atlanta
State
Georgia
Fielding Dillard
Dillard
Senate Opens Labor Law Debate On Taft Hartley Plea
The Senate begins a two week debate on Truman's plan to repeal the Taft Hartley Act and replace it with a Wagner like bill. Support splits among Democrats and Republicans with three main factions and strategy meetings set before the session.
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Marin L. Arrowsmith
Washington
Senate
Truman
House
Congress
Elbert Thomas
Jtah
Douglas
D-Ill
Solon Says Man Who Drafts Atomic Data Is Suspect
Washington reports on June 6 quotes Senator Hickenlooper as saying an AEC employee hired with emergency clearance in 1947 and later flagged by the FBI was suspended. Chairman Lilienthal defended keeping some workers with doubtful records under safeguards. The Senate committee probes AEC policies amid charges of mismanagement and secrecy.
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Solon
Washington
Senator Hickenlooper
Towa
Congress
FBI
Hickenlooper
Senate-House
Atomie Energy Commission
AEC
David BK. LillentiYat
Lilienthal
AWC
ABC
A&c
Army
Senate House Atomic Energy Committee
Lillenthal
Commission
Contempt Fines In 1940s UMW Strike Case
The court ordered the United Mine Workers and leader John Lewis to pay 1.42 million after failure to halt a strike. Federal Judge Cy Goldsborough imposed and adjusted fines across 1946 1948 with prior penalties totaling millions. The dispute centered on miners pensions and Lewis accusations of contract dishonor.
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Gireult Lanne
John .Leeeee
United Mine Workers
Cy Alan Goldsborough
Lewis
Boaiaom
Goldenborough
Orr
Supreme Court
Goldsborough
Georgia and Northwest Florida Weather Forecast
Partly cloudy and warm today with possible thundershowers late this afternoon or this evening and again Tuesday afternoon. Highs around 90, lows near 66. Tuesday also 90. Northwest Florida expected to be fair with scattered thundershowers this afternoon and tonight, winds light to moderate and variable.
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Georgia
Florida
Special Election Opens For Annexation Plan In Thomasville
The special election on extending city limits will be held tomorrow at the courthouse under Ordinary A. M. Singletary. Polls open at 7 a.m. and close at 6 p.m. About 250 to 300 voters are registered, with some names still being verified to include all eligible residents in the proposed areas.
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Court House
A. M. Singletary
Thomasville
Board of Registrars
Elwible
Sonders
Assen
Stewart
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State Dept
Red Spy
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Luca
White House
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