Greek Unrest Compared To Iran Strife
AP dispatch analyzes Greece and Iran, arguing both face internal insurgencies with external backing. It questions whether northern Greece could come under autonomous control, notes Western support remains, and argues Moscow’s influence is not the sole driver of upheaval.
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Iran
Greece
United States
United Nations
Thal
United Nation
Age Bression
Niesa
Athena Governarit
Dalande
Crete
Albany
Bulgaria
Mogcaw
Rusein
Greene
Chinese Factions May Renew Talks and Chiang Offer
Shanghai dispatch reports that Nationalist government negotiators Wu Te-cheng and Shan file planned talks with Third Party leaders before possible joint conferences. Chiang Kai-shek’s final peace offer called for resuming army and government reorganization discussions and participation in the National Assembly. Madame Chou reportedly left Shanghai for Nanking after failing to obtain a U.S. visa for the National Women’s Advisory Conference.
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Shanghai
Chiang Kai-shuk
Wu “Te-cheng
Shan File
Chiang
National Assembly
Cantmuni
Chon Wo-lai
Chou
Madame Chou
Nanking
United States
Searchers Fail To Find Flyers In Lolaland
A delayed report describes American searchers in China’s Lolaland area seeking wreckage from a Superfortress crash in March 1840. The party led by Col Herburt Wartgler and Capt Edward L. Mcallister, with photographer Wilson, scoured a 14 400 foot range for crew remains and wreckage. No conclusive proof of captivity or crash details were confirmed. rumors persist amid difficult terrain and long expeditions.
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Herburt Wartgler
Edward L. Mcallister
Wilson
Nla
Associated Press
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