Acheson Moves Toward Berlin Accord Amid Talks
Western powers await Moscow's reaction to Dean Acheson's bid for a Berlin compromise. He met Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Vishinsky after a secret four power dinner. Officials say talks point to a climax but no immediate Berlin settlement. aims include trimming the four power kommandatura, retaining veto power, and citywide Berlin elections under four power supervision.
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Moscow
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Russia
Berlin
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Andrei Y. Vishinsky
U.S
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Germany
Big Four Council
Vishinsky
Kremlin
Robert Schuman
Schuman
Loic
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 Communist China if they meet regulations requiring export permits before placing orders. Foreign exchange for imports can come from the Bank of China or be provided by the importer. No clear figures on available exchange or bank allocations were given.
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China
Shanghai
Bank of China
State Dept. Seeks to Appease Red Spy Case in Washington
A one-armed rubber repair man testified that FBI agents told him the State Department aimed to appease a wartime Soviet spy. Joseph J. Franey and his wife described helping feed information to the Russians under FBI supervision as the case raised questions about high government officials and possible diplomatic protections.
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Douglas B. Cornell
Washington
FBI
State Department
Red
House Un-American Activities Appetee
Joseph J. Franey
Jiagara Falls
N. Y
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Hooker Electro-Chemical Co
Bell Aircraft Company
Buffalo
Franeys
Andrei Scevchenk
Shevchenko
New York
Caera
Sehevchenko
Department
Moscow
Elizabeth T. Bentley
Frenchmen Mark D Day Fifth Anniversary Invasion
Omaha Beach observances mark five years since the June 6 1944 invasion that opened a western front against Hitler. The piece recalls beaches ships wrecks and villages bearing witness to the battle and the heroes who fell for freedom.
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Harvey Hudson
Omaha Beach
France
Europe
Brooklyn
Belsen
Hitler
Universal Brotherhood
Local Market Prices Report From State Farmers Market
Market data show Lutter beans 1 827 bushels at 1.50 845.05 per sale manager A L Mathis. Field peas 2 024 hampers from 1.25 to 2.75. Squash 0.75 to 5.00 with 854 hampers sold. Cucumbers 128 bushels and tomatoes 49 bushels at 1.32 7 percent. Cantaloupes 9 064 moved at 3.07 121 percent each. Corn 416 dozen ears 0.25 to 0.35 per dozen. Bell peppers 42 bushels at 1.40 to 4.50. New Irish potatoes 44 hampers at 2.25. Okra 4.00 to 8.50 with 284 bushels sold. Pole beans 136 hampers at 2.00 35.90.
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A. L. Mathis
Milledgeville Mental Hospital Doctors Resign En Mass
Twelve doctors at Milledgeville State Mental Hospital resign, signaling a mass staff walkout over administration. Dr. Thomas G. Peacock says nurses and attendants may join. Governor Talmadge refuses to fire Welfare Director Forrester and hospital official Dechman.
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Milledgeville, Ga
Georgia
Milledgeville State Mental Hospital
Thomas G. Peacock
Peacock
Dechman
Herman Talmadge
Jack Forrester
Talmadge
Dr. Peacock
Norman Peacock
Barnesville
Thomas A. Dechman
Military Pay Bill Faces House Battle Across Parties
Washington June 6 AP the slimmer military pay bill runs into trouble from economy minded congressmen and WWII veterans seeking bigger boosts for junior officers. The House Armed Services Committee unveiled the measure on Saturday with projected annual payroll increases over 300 million dollars.
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Iouse Armed Services Committee
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Vinson
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House
Onsted
Lax Expert To Tell Group What’s Wrong
Atlanta AP reports tax expert Fielding Dillard heads to the State Tax Revision committee to push for 12 more agents to close costly loopholes. He contends stronger enforcement boosts tax collection amid Georgia’s low filing rates and voter participation.
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Lax
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State
Georgia
Fielding Dillard
Dillard
Senate Opens Labor Law Debate amid Taft Hartley clash
The Senate begins a two week fight over Truman's plan to repeal Taft Hartley and replace it with a version of the Wagner Act. Three groups shape the divide with strategy sessions by key Democrats and Republicans as Elbert Thomas opens the debate.
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Marin L. Arrowsmith
Washington
Senate
Truman
House
Congress
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Dutah
Douzlng
D-Ill
Solon Says Man Who Drafts Atom Data Is Suspect
Washington AP June 6 Senator Hickenlooper charged the man drafting top secret atomic reports for Congress once faced an FBI loyalty inquiry after an emergency clearance in 1947. Lilienthal defended keeping some workers with doubtful records, citing wartime security and access to secrets. The Senate committee probes the AEC’s guard on atomic secrets amid charges of mismanagement.
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Atom Data
Washington
Hickenlooper
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FBI
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Hickeemlooper Torhco VII
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Atomic Energy Commission
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AHC
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Lilienthal
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ABC
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Army
Senate House Atomic Energy Committee
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Commission
Contempt Fines Upheld Against Lewis and UMW in Strike Case
Washington judges upheld contempt penalties against John L. Lewis and the United Mine Workers for defying a court order to halt a strike. Fines total 1.42 million dollars against the renter and union, with prior penalties already on record. The dispute centered on pensions and a 1946–1948 sequence of fines and appeals.
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Washington
U. 8
Circuit Court of Day
John L. Lewis
Goldsborough
Lewis
Thes
Goldborough
Supreme Court
Weather forecast for Georgia and Northwest Florida
Georgia to be partly cloudy and warm today and Tuesday with a few thundershowers late this afternoon or evening Tuesday. Highs near 90, lows around 66. Northwest Florida expected to be fair today tonight and Tuesday with a few thundershowers this afternoon and moderate variable winds.
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Georgia
Florida
Special election on annexation plans set for tomorrow
Polls open at 7 a.m. and close at 6 p.m. for a city limits annexation vote at the courthouse under Ordinary A M Singletary. About 250 to 300 eligible voters are listed, with some names omitted from the original list now being checked for certification.
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A. M. Singletary
Thomasville
Board of Registrars
Tomorro
Sen Hers
Stewart
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