Taft Urges Quick Japanese Peace Treaty Aide
Senator Taft says a rapid Japanese peace settlement is necessary to protect American interests as tensions rise in Asia. He notes Okinawa’s vulnerability and discusses U S bases in Japan, potential long term troop presence, and MacArthur’s views while stressing we may go to war with Russia if needed.
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Washington
Taft
Ohio
Japan
Okinawa
MacArthur
United States
State
Defense Department
Airmen Rescued After Night in North Sea
Two U.S. airmen bailed from a burning B 29 were saved after swimming all night in the North Sea off the Norfolk coast. The search for six missing crewmen continued as ships and planes scoured the area amid calm seas. Capt. Henry J. Walsh and Staff Sgt. Warren J. Ebert were rescued by the British trawler Warren. one body was recovered.
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London
U. S
North Sea
Stiif
Norfolk
England
U. S. Air Force
Third Air Division
Henry J. Walsh
Alton
Warren J. Ebert
Minneapolis
Minn
Charles F. Allen
Derry
N. H
Air Force
72Nd
Fairfield
Suisun Air Base
Sacramento
Calif
Britain
Walsh
Ebert
Jap Communists Fight Against Outlaw Order
Communist Diet members in Tokyo defied occupation orders to outlaw their party amid fears of a new purge. MacArthur warned Akahata may be censored if it fails to change, while rumors swirled about purges and defections as East Germany and Russia shift toward civilian control and regional alignments.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Communist Party
Japar
Communist Diet
MacArthur
Aikahata
Akahata
Sa” Osaka
Chiibu Nippon
Japan
Ryuichi Tokuda
Kuzma
Deveryanko
Russia
East
Germany
Truman Heads to Missouri for Foreign Policy Talks
President Truman will travel to Missouri for two foreign policy speeches. He spoke at a church gathering about seeking wisdom through prayer and the need for public support. He will receive honorary degrees at the University of Missouri and speak at the Jefferson Park dedication in St. Louis.
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Washington
Truman
Missouri
White House
Augustana Evangelical Lutheran Church
United States
Uave
St. Louis
University of Missouri At Columbia
St. Lows
Jefferson Fark
Columbia
Mauna Loa Continues Lava River Into Ocean
Mauna Loa on the island of Hawaii, which erupted a week ago, still pours a river of lava into the ocean. Hawaiian Airlines officials describe the flowing lava as a spectacular, branching stream from the volcano.
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Mauna Loa
Hawaii
Honolulu
Mauna’ Loa
Java
Charles “Eggers and Carr
Hawaiian Airlines
U. S. Opposes Plans to Arm West Germany
State Department officials say arming Western Germany would weaken Western defenses against the Soviet Union. Secretary of State Acheson reaffirms disarmament policy, while Gen. Bradley notes possible military benefit but declines to judge political factors. The clash between political and military views likely to continue.
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Soviet Zone
Kremlin
Washington
United States
Europe
France
U. S
Russia
Finland
Ugho Ke
State Department
Western
Germany
Acheson
West
Omar
Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
House
State’ Department
Soviet Union
Georgia and Northwest Florida Weather Forecast
Mostly cloudy with little temperature change this afternoon and tonight. Scattered showers and thunderstorms this afternoon and across extreme northern areas tonight. Friday should be partly cloudy and warm with scattered afternoon thundershowers. Northwest Florida: partly cloudy this afternoon tonight and Friday with widely scattered showers mainly in the afternoon and evening. Moderate southeast winds along the coast.
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Georgia
Florida
Georgia Governor Race Turns On Campaign Promises
In Georgia, the contest between Gov. Herman Talmadge and former Gov. M. E. Thompson centers on promises kept. Thompson charges the Talmadge machine lacks nerve to print the slogan He keeps his promises, while Talmadge defends record in speeches and radio addresses.
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Associated Press
Georgia
Tias
Herman ‘Talmadge
Blake Craft
Decatur
Talmadge
Thompson
Barnesville
Thomp
Unseen gunman ambushes Roy Shelton near Fairfield
An unseen gunman fired twice in an ambush near Fairfield Michigan killing Roy Shelton, a member of a Chicago area family long tied to regional gang warfare. He fell from his tractor and suffered severe injuries before dying.
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Fairfield
Roy Shelton
Illinois
Sinola
Roy
Extension of Draft Favored By Committee
The armed services committee recommended extending the peacetime draft act. The Senate bill would keep the President's power to order inductions for 18 to 26 year olds as needed and include a Russell amendment to require racial segregation if requested by a drafted draftee.
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Washington
Armed Services Committee
Senate
Russell
D-Ga
Armed Services
Truman
Army
Navy
Air Force
Forrestal accused of urging delay in Amerasia arrests
Senate investigators received secret testimony that James V. Forrestal urged delaying arrests in the 1945 Amerasia case. James M. McInerney testified a note indicated the request, while allies cited possible friction with Russia over trusteeship rights. The six arrested were charged with conspiracy to obtain government documents.
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Washington
Senate
James V. Forrestal
Amerasia
James M. McInerney
Justice Department
Mamed
Forrestal
Navy
Defense
Naval Medical Center
Bethesda
SUH
James K. Vardaman
Vardaman
McInerney
The
Andrew Roth
Aieutenant
Naval Intelligence
Navy Department
Roth
Baltimore Sun
Russia
Japan
San Francisco
Easy Want Ad Placement Live in Times Enterprise
Advertisement guidance shows how to place a Want-Ad in the Times Enterprise. Call 12 to submit via an ad writer who helps craft messages for quick results and notes ads placed by 11 A.M. appear the same afternoon.
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Times-Enterprise
Local Produce Descriptions From Historic Market Report
Fragmented note lists fruits and vegetables such as peaches cucumbers eggplant rhubarb squash strawberries corn celery tomatoes. Mentions origin from the Carolinas and Georgia with pricing hints and fresh, seasonal produce.
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Carolinas
Georgia
Warren Victory in California Primary Sparks GOP Optimism
Washington reports Gov. Earl Warren won a strong combined majority in California primaries, seen by Senator Brewster as boosting the GOP Senate chances. Warren’s margin neared a double share of Roosevelt when combining GOP and Democratic gubernatorial votes, though he did not secure both nominations. Brewster forecast a Warren Nixon ticket defeating a Roosevelt Douglas slate in November.
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Earl Warren
California
Brewster
Rme
Republican
Senate
Warren
James Roosevelt
Roosevelt
House
Helen. Gahagan Douglas
Richard M. Nixon
Downey
Douglas
T Dent New Dealer
Houge’ Gallons
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