Real Cure Sought For Crisis In Britain
Washington officials expect this week's top level dollar crisis talks to yield short term aid measures for Britain and a three government council to develop stabilizing policies. Congress must be kept in mind as Cripps and Bevin pursue possible dollar loans and tariff cuts while Britain relies on dwindling reserves for months ahead.
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Tito Spokesman Denounces Russian Attack Belgrade
A Tito spokesman at a Belgrade mass meeting declares Yugoslavia will defend its independence against Russia. He asserts all Yugoslav national groups will stand together to resist the Cominform campaign and defend socialist sovereignty.
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Procedure Splits Senate Inquiry
A Senate investigation is divided over how to proceed with witnesses and evidence. Chairman Hoey supports orderly, lead-first processing with staff input, while Mundt and McCarthy favor broader, immediate questioning. The dispute echoes across stages of hearings, creating friction and affecting plans for resuming testimony. Maj. Gen. Harry H. Vaughan sits at the center as debate over witness lists and investigative style intensifies.
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Barkley On Holiday Again In St. Louis
St Louis reports vice president Alton W Barkley made another fixing visit during Labor Day weekend, greeted by widow Mrs Carleton S Hadley. Rumors of a romance with a younger widow persist, but Barkley called the trip a Labor Day holiday visit and nothing more.
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Pope Attacks Reds In Talk To Germans
Pope Pius publicly attacked communism by name in a 1,400 word radio address to half a million German Catholics. He denounced Marxism and urged tolerance and discipline amid a struggle between labor and capital, signaling a new, vigorous campaign against communism.
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Congress Faces Stack Of Major Legislation
Congress faces a backlog of major bills with ten weeks to sort them out before adjournment. Senate returns Wednesday and the House resumes September 21 after eight months of lawmaking halted by recess. Several controversial measures are likely to be shelved.
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Senate Tariff Battle Looms Amid Familiar Partisan Lines
Washington reports a renewed Senate tariff clash as Democrats push for extended protection while Republicans demand stronger domestic safeguards. Leaders forecast a prolonged fight after a week’s recess, with appeals to preserve the “perpetual” protection plan and opposition from GOP critics on trade policy.
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Mead Eyeing Next Election Says He Will Decide After Vote
Former United States Senator James M. Mead of Buffalo told The Record he will announce his political plans after the forthcoming election. At a 28th state convention event he declined to link his ambitions to the campaign and teased a possible gubernatorial bid in 1950, calling the Democratic Party at peak strength in city and state.
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New York
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Two Bolivian Cities Taken From Rebels
Loyal government troops radioed from Por tosi yesterday that they had recaptured both La Paz and Sucre from rightist revolutionaries. The towns sit about six miles apart in the mining region southeast of La Paz. Heavy fighting and confusion followed the revolt as university students and rebels swarmed back into towns. Reports of Sucre’s recapture status fluctuated amid the battle for control of the nation’s judicial capital.
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National League scoreboard with varied city results
Areaum New York 2 VOB Lewis Curiman 4 2 8. Leis 1. Cincinnati 2 Chicago 11. Pittsburgh 7 1 Philadelphia 8 Roatey A. 2 Philadelphia Berton 2. American League Washington 3 New York 2. Fenton 4. Philadelphia 2. Cleveland 5 St Louis Detrit 5 Chicago 4. Eastern League Albany 9. Albany 6 Ut es 1 Tanton T Elmira 2. Wilkes-Barre 2. Williamsport 5. Wilkes-Barre Hampton 1. Binghamton 2. Hartford 4. 2-Binghamton 2. Hartford.
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Revolt and Fire Hit Chinese Cities Kunming and Chungking
A Communist backed anti Nationalist revolt seizes Kunming amid reports of local forces retreating Nationalists. A massive fire in Chungking destroys 7000 buildings, leaves 190000 homeless, with at least 615 dead and over 400 missing. China faces major strategic upheaval as Reds threaten Canton and Western provinces.
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Accident Toll Reaches 278 Over Holiday Weekend
The Associated Press reports an accidental death every 32 minutes during the Lattor Day holiday, totaling 278 by Sunday midnight. Of these, 224 died in traffic crashes, 21 drowned, and 33 in other accidents amid a predicted uptick toward 280.
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Home Sales Rise Nationwide Says Real Estate Boards
Nationwide upturn in home sales reported by the National Association of Real Estate Boards based on surveys from 22 city boards. Reports show slight to decided increases with a renewed buyer confidence as prices are not expected to collapse. Detroit brokers note tripling of activity while other cities report variable gains in residential and industrial turnover.
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New Forest Fires Hit Southern France
Fire outbreaks struck the southwestern region around Bordeaur and Saint Boenne in France killing several people as crews fought to save ancient walls and forests. The blazes affected areas including Tiames, Mente fie Maizah, and Marmonde, as authorities reported immediate casualties and ongoing efforts to control the fires.
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Shirley May Postpones Swim Again
Shirley May France breaks down in tears after bad weather cancels her attempt to swim the English Channel from France to England. Coach Harry Boudakian said the weather forecast is poor. The 14 year old with a boat arrival planned for Dover today faced further delays as other swimmers risked the treacherous Channel.
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Novice Flver Breaks Record In Warmup For Main Event
A novice Flver set a new record in a warmup race ahead of the main event. The meet featured standout performances from McKeen, Navy Rahter, and Pal Odom among others. Weather and travel notes, plus preliminary heats, shaped a day of fast times and tight finishes.
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Dozen Hurt In Fracas At Peekskill
AP reports dozens injured after chaos outside a Paul Robeson concert near Peekskill. Stones shattered windows, cars overturned, and a state trooper was struck by a bottle. About 10 000 attended, with 4 000 protesters outside. guards deployed, 1 200 police. Several buses and vehicles damaged. hospital treated many injuries.
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Biggest Land Plane Meets Flight Test
Bristol England a record breaking civil land plane named the Braun soared in a test flight drawing tens of thousands of spectators. The 130 ton craft with eight engines reportedly carried ten passengers nonstop from London to New York before settling. Pilot Billy Pegg said the flight landed within a 46 yard margin at 92 miles an hour, wowing onlookers as officials note earlier prototype issues were resolved.
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