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Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1949

Page

9

Western powers seek limited Germany settlement with Soviet aid

A Western diplomat said Soviet Foreign Minister Vishinsky agreed in a weekend talk with British Foreign Secretary Bevin to seek limited aims for Germany. They discussed Berlin currency trade between East and West Germany and road and rail traffic as Western powers push for a signed pledge guaranteeing access to Western Berlin sectors.

Paris Andrei Y. Vishinsky Ernest Germany Big Four Foreign Ministers Council Vishinsky Bevin Berlin West Germany U. S Dean Acheson Robert Schuman Four Power Council Kevin West

Georgia Probing Lynching as Nation Sees Record

Wilkinson county grand jury convenes to investigate the lynching murder of Caleb Hill Jr in Georgia. Prosecutors report Georgia has the South’s worst lynching record, with 23 lynchings since 1939 and only a few convictions nationwide, amid FBI and local police involvement.

Irwinton Georgia South Tuskegee Institute Southern Regional ‘Council Wilkinson County Caleb Hill,Jr Dennis Lamar Purvis Malcolm Vivian Pierce McIntyre Georgia Bureau “of Investigation Grand Jury FBI George Hatcher Hatcher Hill Spurlin Dixie Mississippi Alabama Florida Louisiana North Carolina South Carolina Tennessee

Weather forecast for Georgia and Florida region

Georgia sees considerable cloudiness with warm humid conditions tonight and Tuesday. Scattered thunderstorms expected this evening and Tuesday afternoon. Northwest Florida anticipates cloudiness and scattered thunderstorms this afternoon and tonight with light to moderate southerly winds along the coast.

Georgia Florida

Three unions to set pattern for showdown

Three giant unions prepare to shape U S labor talks this week with wage and benefit demands. United Mine Workers led by John L Lewis ordered a one week coal stoppage to stabilize production while CIO unions target General Electric Westinghouse and United Steel Workers file new terms. Thurmond says miners violate contract terms by stopping work for supposed stabilization.

Associated Press United Mine Workers Union John L. Lewis Southern Coal Producers Association Lewis CIO United Electrical Workers Union General Electric Westinghouse United Steel Workers Walter R. ‘Thurmond Secetary Southern

Scientists Back AEC Program As Oppenheimer Defends

Nine scientists on the AEC advisory committee told Congress the commission has a sound and forward looking program. Oppenheimer read the statement and defended export of certain isotopes while noting secrecy should yield to public information. He cited isotope exports to Finland and Norway and said no isotopes have been sent to Russia.

Washington Atomic Energy Commission Congress AEC J. Robert Oppenheimer Congressional Oppenheimer Army Russia Finland Norway Atomic Weapons Laboratory Los Alamos N. M Institute of Advanced Studies Princeton Iodine, Sulphur and Others of Similiar Nature Are, Isotopes, Dr. Oppenheimer Hickenlooper ABC

Soperton Mayor Steps Down As Judge In Klansman Trial

Soperton Georgia Mayor James Peterson stepped down from presiding as judge in the trial of three men found with Ku Klux Klan masks. The defendants face disorderly conduct and loitering charges with possible fines or jail time. defense lawyers cite civil rights violations and alleged improper arrest.

Soperton James Peterson South Georgia Recorder’s Court James Wailer T. Ross Sharpe Lyons W. Reeves Lewis Vidalia Sharpe Peterson Klan Tering Joaf Sharpe Toombs Robert Mallard Mallard Malcolm Braddy Joe Greene John Edge The State Highway Department Truman Samuel Green Dr. Green Atlanta

FBI Agent Details Amtorg Spy Probe in Coplon Trial

FBI agent Robert J. Lamphere testified that Amtorg employees functioned as espionage agents. He said he worked on the Amtorg inquiry in 1945 and 1946, covering internal security and failure to register as a foreign agent.

Washington FBI Judith Coplon Amtorg Robert J. Lamphere Lamphere

Bearded Pester Seeks Pacific Isolation on Desert Isle

Bearded Frederick William Pester, calling himself a desert rat and hermit, is in Long Beach California aiming to cross the Pacific to a lonely isle for solitude unavailable amid public intrusion into his desert sanctuary.

Frederick William Pester Long Beach Calif Pacific

Court Upheld Screen Writers Convictions on Communist Question

U S Circuit Court of Appeals ruled congressional committees may demand a witness answer on Communist affiliation. The ruling upheld contempt convictions of screen writers John Howard Lawson and Dalton Trumbo, moving them closer to one year jail terms plus $1,000 fines. Eight others face similar cases as appeal to the Supreme Court is expected.

Washington U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals Congressional Committee John Howard Lawson Dalton Trumbo Lawson Trumbo U.S House Un-American Activities . Committee Supreme Court Capitol Hill Co. B. (Beanie) Baldwin Henry A. Wallace Baldwin Congress Bennett Champ Clark Wilbur K. Miller George C. Sweeney-S House Un-American Activities Committee National Council of American-Soviet Friendship Inc Morford House Committee Council of

Kemper Named Welfare Director in Georgia Shakeup

Governor Herman Talmadge named Alan Kemper of Jonesboro as state Welfare Director, replacing Jack Forreston who quit amid the Milledgeville hospital controversy. Kemper, former Clayton County official and ex-president of the Georgia County Officers Association, previously led the highway department.

Atlanta Jude Herman Talmadge Alan Kemper Jonesboro Jack Forreston Talmadge Forrester Milledgeville Hospital Woo Kemper State Highway Department Clayton County Georgia County Officers Association Joe Boone Georgia House

House Spy Pro Y Working On Sup Report

Washington June 18 AP reports House Un American Activities Committee plans a lengthy espionage history study. It will cover wartime Red agents and atomic spying with hearings this week on Oppenheimer cases and Berkeley Radiation Lab ties.

Washington House Un-American — Activities Committee Tod England Frank Oppenheimer University of California At Berkeley Oppenheimer Unieversity Minnesota Atomic Research Center Berkeley J. Robert Oppenheimer Giovanni Rossi Lomanitz Communist Party Lomunitz Fisk University Nashville, Tenn

Four Powers End Germany Trade Talks

Berlin reports that the four occupation powers ended all Germany trade and transport talks with no agreement. The issue goes to the Council of Foreign Ministers in Paris after stalling strikes and a referendum threat by workers in Berlin. The plan would use West marks for wages, easing currency disparities, while avoiding reprisals.

Berlin Aeparte Council of Foreign Ministers Paris German “Union Bevaye Rain France Russia m+ mandant Frank L Howley Westmarky West Berlin Vedi

Miner walkout under way as coal diggers strike for terms

John L. Lewis led 450000 coal diggers into a week long walkout in Pittsburgh as talks with Southern Coal Producers Association stall. Lewis seeks pay and work stabilization and hints at a share the work plan while contract discussions continue with industry groups.

John L. Lewis Pittsburgh United Mine Workers Southern Coal Producers Association

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