Truman Rejoins 35th Division Veterans in Arkansas
President Truman flies to Little Rock to join Battery D veterans of the 129th Field Artillery for the 35th Division reunion. He plans to march in the parade and deliver an address at 3 30 p m Eastern time on Saturday then return to Washington for cabinet briefings and family duties.
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Washington
Truman
Little Rock
129Th Field Artillery
France
State Acheson
Paris
Senate
Pence
White House
Arkansas
Charles G. Ross
Matthew —J. Connelly
John R. Steelman
Frank Pace
Arkansan
Harry H. Vaughn
Army
Robert D. Dennison
Navy
Robert B. Landry
Aire Force
Omaha
Kansas City
35Th Division
American Legion
Mrs. Truman
Independence
McKellar Demands Hoffman Quit Over ECA Funding
Senator McKellar of Tennessee demanded ABC boss Paul Hoffman resign during a hearing on the European Recovery Program. Hoffman denied pressuring the Senate Appropriations Committee and said he would resign only if he could no longer direct the recovery effort. The hearing covered a requested $3.568 billion for the next fiscal year and possible further cuts to Europe aid. Some senators signaled they would push for cuts even if Hoffman resigns.
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Washington
McKellar
Tenn
ECA
Paul Hoffman
United States
Senate Appropriations Committee
Hoffman
Europe
Robinson Denies Red Connections Amid Espionage Trial
Edward G. Robinson denied any Communist ties during his testimony in Washington as secret FBI files linked him to the party were shown at Judith Coplon's espionage trial. The Los Angeles star said he had never been connected with Communism.
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Edward G. Robinson
Communist Party
FBI
Judith Coplon
Washington
Los Angeles
Robinson
Forrester and Dechman Resign Over Milledgeville Dispute
Twelve ousted doctors accept reinstatement at Milledgeville State Hospital. Gov. Talmadge accepts the resignations of Welfare Director Forrester and Deputy Dechman, with possible successors named soon. Medical director Dr. Peacock and others decline VA offers, stay at Milledgeville. birthday milestone noted for Dr. Green.
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Milledgeville, Ga
Milledgeville State Hospital
Jack Forrester
T. A. Dechman
Forrester
Dechman
Gbv
Herman Talmadge
Talmadge
Macon
W. E
Ireland
Benton Odom
Thomas G. Peacock
Peacock
Y. H. Yarbrough
R. H. Bradford
Veterans Administration Hospital
Augusta
Milledgeville
George H. Green
State Board of Socital Security
State Board
Roy Harris
Harris
Ministers Seek To Salvage Accords At Meet In Paris
East and West foreign ministers aimed to salvage Berlin talks and peace treaty prospects as rail strikes hinder progress. Vishinsky accepted a U S request to end East West talks by Monday, with a possible four power commission to continue work if no agreement. Dean Acheson planned quick council action on Austria while talks focus on postwar German peace and occupation issues.
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Andrei Vih
Nsky
Berlin
Russia
United States
England
France
Germany
Austria
West
Karl Gruber
Legion Department Moves Toward Alliance With Education Group
Augusta report notes the Georgia American Legion Department forming the Georgia Association of Legion-School Masters to enlist public and legislative support for educational development. Washington report covers Senator Vandenberg urging tight military controls before sending atomic materials abroad and Lilienthal's testimony before the Senate committee on atomic energy.
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Augusta
Georgia American Legion Department
Georgia Education Association
Georgia Association of Legion-Schoolmasters
Legionnaires
The
Washington
Vandenberg
Rmich
Coun
Peled
Michigan
Military Liaison Committee
Hasson Committee
Army
Navy
Air Force
David E. Lillemhol
Atomic Agency
Norway
Commission
Lilienthal
Senate
House Atomic Energy Committee
Hickenlooper
Iowa
AWG
Truman
Senate House
AKC
Georgia and Northwest Florida Weather Outlook
Partly cloudy in Georgia with cooler north and central portions and continued warmth with scattered thunder showers in the extreme south this afternoon. Saturday brings partly cloudy skies and slightly warmer north portions with a few scattered thundershowers in the extreme south. In Northwest Florida expect considerable cloudiness with scattered thundershowers mainly in afternoons and early evenings today tonight and Saturday with gentle to moderate southeast and south coastal winds.
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Georgia
Florida
FBI Documents Highlight Coplon Trial Readings
The Coplon espionage case in Washington read twelve previously secret FBI reports during the trial’s seventh week. Other developments covered Hiss perjury charges, Daily Worker editor Gates admitting he lied, and broader anti espionage actions in Congress and immigration hearings.
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State Department
John Gates
The
Daily Worker
Coplon
Miss Coplon
Justice Department
New York
Valentine A. Gubitchev
Archibald Palmer
Palmer
Hiss
Qn Federal Grand Jury
Whittaker Chambers
Chambers
New ‘York
Mrs Perle Mesta May Be Named Minister to Luxembourg
Washington dated June 10 reports Mrs Perle Mesta a leading Democratic figure and social host is expected to be named American minister to Luxembourg soon. President Truman is said to have decided on her appointment and to send the nomination to the Senate shortly.
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Perle Mesta
Luxembourg
Washington
Perle Meszta
Democratic Party
Capital Society
Truman
Senate
Talmadge Sets Up Vocational School Funds
Georgia Governor Herman Talmadge announced a 200000 allocation to boost the state's Vocational Education program placing Georgia fourth nationally. He noted adding 100000 this year and continuing next year while addressing the Georgia Vocational Education Association. He cited enrollment growth from 2841 in 1918 to 140947 and urged more funding for rural and segregated schools.
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Macon
Herman Talmadge
Georgia
Talmadge
Georgia Vocational Education Association
New York
California
Texas
Six U S Airmen and One Japanese Die in Sea Rescue Boat Fire
Tokyo June 10 AP Six U S Airmen and a Japanese died when their 63 foot rescue boat caught fire off the east coast of Japan. Cpl Albert N Duffield Jr survivor from Willow Grove PA said the boat was six miles off Sendai north of Tokyo when flames cut access to emergency gear and crew abandoned ship in rough seas. He swam six miles to shore. four bodies recovered. Names withheld. Japanese crewman identified as pilot.
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Tokyo
U S
Japan
Air Force
Albert N. Duffield, Jr
Willow Grove
Sendai
Dunfield
War East Air Force
Early House test on anti poll tax measure resumes
Washington June 10 AP An early House test on anti poll tax legislation shaping Truman civil rights program moves toward full committee review next Wednesday. The subcommittee shelved it but indic ates chance to salvage and send to the House floor. Opponents argue Congress lacks power to ban poll taxes in state elections.
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Washington
House
Norton
Administration Committee
Truman
Sted
Senate
Cantonia
AIDNY
Prosi
Congress
Moral re armament may establish lasting peace
Rep. Prince Preston of Georgia led a five member House committee to observe the world assembly for moral re armament at Caux Switzerland. He said the movement could offer a new approach to attaining lasting peace and promote a moral democratic foundation globally. The committee flew 22 hours to attend and returned in 24 hours, an 8000 mile round trip.
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Washington Service
Washington
Prince Preston
D-Ga
Preston
House
World Assembly For
Caux
Switzerland
Rayburn
D-Tex
Coal Miners Enter Pits For Last Full Day Of Production
Pittsburgh June 10 AP Most of the nation's 450000 coal miners entered the pits for the last full production day in at least a week as United Mine Workers chief John L Lewis ordered a one week cessation starting Monday to stabilize the industry. Negotiations with Southern operators recessed until Tuesday and a renewed walkout could follow if no pact is signed by end of the vacation period.
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London
George VI
Princess Elizabeth
Duke of Gloucester
War Office
Pittsburgh
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Lewis
U. S. Steel Corp
UMW
Philadelphia
U. S. Steel
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Art Coplon
Associated Press
White Sands Proving Ground
New Mexico
Mexico
San Francisco
Alger Hiss
Hissag
Cates
Spain
Nixon
R-Calif
House Un-American Activities Committee
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Gerhart Eisler
Philip O. Keeney
Eisler
Capitol Hill
Senate Judiciary Subcommittee
Louis F. Budenz
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