Soviets Ask For Time Big Four Meet Postponed
Paris June 15 AP Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Vishinsky asked for more time delaying a secret Big Four foreign ministers meeting. Western sources say a German transport trade accord was to be discussed while labor unrest in Berlin threatens deliveries. Bevin arrived unaware of the cancellation as discussions touch on a four power commission to supervise an all German economic board.
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Paris
Andrei Y. Nishinsky
Vishinsky
Kremlin
Germany
Russia
West
Ernest Bevin
Pink Marble Palace
Berlin
Allied Control Council
Rturn
Robed mob flogged WWII veteran in Birmingham Hooded attack
A robed white gang dragged 31 year old Billy Guy Stovall from his home in Birmingham area and flogged him 20 times with a belt. The assault came after a week of similar hooded incidents including a cross burning at a restaurant and a woman forced to witness it. Stovall, who works at a cast iron plant, said he was threatened if he spoke to papers.
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Birmingham
Ala
Billy Guy Stovall
Hugh McDonal
Stovall
Billy
Elaine
Stuart
Earl Cooper
Cooper
Stovally
Atlanta landlord group forms rent curb rights fight
Atlanta July 15 AP an Atlanta man William E Dunn 409 Park Ave SE forms organization of landlords to return property management to rightful owners and taxpayers. The group has held several meetings in the city as Dunn urges nationwide support from property owners.
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Atlanta
William E. Dumn
Park ‘Ave
S.eb
Dunn
Solon Attacks AEC Over Unchecked Hanford Costs
Senator Hickenlooper charges the Atomic Energy Commission failed to know the Hanford Washington plant costs had surged from 6 million to 25 million. He cites 1947 start under GE contract to produce plutonium on an assembly line and says mismanagement plagued AEC.
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Washington
Hickenlooper
Iowa
Atomic Energy Commission
Hanford
Wash
General Electric Corp
AEC
Senate House Atomic Committee
Hoover Feels Outraged Over Secret FBI Files Use
The Associated Press reports J Edgar Hoover is displeased by the use of secret FBI files in the Judith Coplon espionage trial. Attorney General Clark denied a public rift, while Hoover remains silent. The Coplon case enters its 52nd day with defense urging a long witness list including Dr. and Mrs. Edward A. Condon and ex interior secretary Harold Ickes.
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Associated Press
J. Edgar Tloover
FBI
Judith Coplon
Clark
Tloover
Nau Felizheu
Washington Times-Herald
Hoover
Tere
Coplon
Archibald Palmer
Edward A. Condon
Harold Ickep
Albert L. Reeves
Washington
New York
State Department
Alger Hiss
Hiss
Lovell
U. S
Gilber Green
Chicago
Frank Oppenheimer
House Un-American Activities Committee
House
Justice Department
Communit
Coplon—Palmer
Ickes
Hollywood
Frederic March
CIO Steelworkers Demand Fourth Round Wage Increases
Pittsburgh June 15 AP The CIO United Steelworkers press for a fourth round wage increase in talks with U S Steel Corp affecting about 175 000 employees across six subsidiaries The strike threat looms as talks begin amid weak demand and output Carrier plants show layoffs and furnaces idle while industry leaders prepare for a pattern setting settlement involving Carnegie Illinois and other units American Steel and Wire National Tube Columbia Geneva Tennessee Coal Iron and Railroad Co- end of summary.
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Pittsburgh
Cio-United “Steelworkers Union
U. S. Steel Corp
Jones and Laughlin Steel Corp
Carnegie-Illinois Steel Corp
Carnegie, Pa
U.S. Steel Corp
U. S. Steel Union
Carnegie- Illinois
American Steel and Wire Co
National Tube Co
Columbia Steel
Geneva Steel and Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Co
Georgia and Northwest Florida Humid With Storms This Week
Considerable cloudiness and warm humid conditions with showers and thunderstorms this afternoon tonight and Thursday in Georgia. Northwest Florida also faces cloudy skies tonight through Thursday with local showers and thunderstorms. Winds remain mainly southerly moderate to gentle.
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Georgia
Florida
Farm Bureau Pushes Cotton Control Revisions
The American Farm Bureau Federation backs revising federal cotton controls. Walter L. Randolph of the Alabama Farm Bureau urged quotas when supply reaches normal plus parity conditions, proposing action at 90 percent of parity or less. He warned current plan risks oversupply.
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Walter L. Randolph
Federation
Randolph
Alabama Farm Bureau Federation
Senate Agriculture
County Managers Call for Delay in Re-registration
The Board of Managers of the State Association of County Managers advised delaying Georgia's re-registration under the new law awaiting study. They asked judges to withhold setting up registration machinery and sent a committee to seek county reimbursement from Gov. Talmadge.
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Georgia Department of the American Legion
Augusta
George Hearn
Monroe
William L. Kilroy, Sr
Savannah
G .C. Stone
Glenwood
Ben T. Watkins
Macon
Legion Honor Society
AP Phtoto
Atlanta
Board of Managers
The
State Association of County Managers
Georgia
Herman Talmadge
John 8. Bell
Association
Georgia ends 26 lynching cases with no trial
Irwinton Georgia June 15 AP Georgia added No 26 today to an unbroken string of unsolved lynchings. A Wilkingon county grand jury probed the lynch murder of Caleb Hill Jr for ten hours finding insufficient evidence for trial. Two white men were released and two others remained jailed as federal civil rights probes continue.
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Irwinton
Georgia
Wilkingon
County
Caleb Hill
Hill
Dennis Lamar’ Purvis
Plerde
Eather
Ocmidge Churgh
Priotereoe
Argonist
Baldwin
T. In
Federal Bureau of Investigations
Adaea
Nat
George Hatcher
Hatcher
Thomas
Senate Nearing Vote on Labor Bill Debate
The Senate moved toward a vote in a five day labor bill debate. Leader Lucas of Illinois said an amendment to require good faith bargaining would be taken up first among four bipartisan changes. The measure would repeal Taft Hartley and extend the Wagner Act with added safeguards and affidavits.
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Washington
Senate
Lucas
Uinois
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Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr
Capitol
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Massachusetts
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Pittsburg
John L. Lewis
Northern
Lewis
United Mine Workers Union
Harry M. Moses
H. C. Frick Coke Co
U. S. Steel Corporation
George H. Jove
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal Co
Moses
H. C. Frick
U. 5S Steel
UMW
Southern Coal
Bluefield
W. Va
Philadelphia
Western
Ohio
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Hays
Love
Joseph EB. Moody
Southern Coal Producers Association
New York Times
Solon
American Legion
Talmadge
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George B. Hamilton
Zack Cravey
State Depository Board
Cravey
Talmadze
Eugene Talmadge
Herman
CIO
Farm Bureau
American Farm Bureau Federation
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