Italy Pleads For Provisional Peace At Trieste Talks
Paris Aug 10 Premier Alcide De Gaspari urged the Big Four to defer a final Trieste decision and draft a provisional treaty. He spoke at length, appealing for mercy to forge a more just world as Byrnes greeted him. Elsewhere Vishinsky sparred with Bidault over Albanian participation, gavel taps and record-keeping turmoil marked the session.
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Paris
Alcide de Gaspari
Italy
Trieste
de Gasperi
Byrnes
James F. Byrnes
Albania
Georges Bidault
Andre Y. Vishinsky
Vishinsky
Moscow
Bidault
Constantin Tsaldaris
Mosha Pijade
Yugoslavia
Greece
May Excused From Hearing By Health
The Senate war investigating committee will defer questioning Rep. Andrew J. May of Kentucky until physician Dr. George P. Archer can set a date. Archer will inform the panel when May is well enough to testify, with sessions limited to two hours. May fell ill July 25, delaying the hearing.
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Washington
Senate War Investigating Committee
George P. Archer
Prestonsburg
Andrew J. May
D-Ky
Garsson
George Meader
House Military Affairs Committee
Meader
Meader Smade
Archer
May
Busi
Kentucky
China Strife Seen Growing Amid Civil War Fears
Gen. George C. Marshall and U S ambassador John Leighton Stuart warned that China cannot settle issues between the Communist and Nationalist factions to permit a general ceasefire. They warned fighting is spreading and could engulf the country, urging a prompt solution to avert economic collapse. Local government control in evacuated regions remains the key sticking point.
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John Leighton Stuart
U. S
China
Gen
George S. Marshall
Truman
Shanghai
U.P
George C. Marshall
U.S
Marshall
Stuart
Nurse Denies Poisoning Involving Widow In Indiana
DUPONT Indiana authorities exhumed two more bodies as part of a probe into alleged poisonings linked to Lottie Lockman a 63 year old widow. Police say four or five deaths may be connected while Lockman proclaims her innocence and a friend to everybody.
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Dupont
Ind
Lottie Lockman
Mamie McConnell
Minnie McConnell
McConnell
Indianapolis
Walker Lockman
Ecuador to Have New President
Quito reports 80 civilians and retired military men attempted a revolutionary coup by storming the national defense ministry. Guards halted the attack and most attackers were arrested. The assault aimed to place Hector Vasconez, a Liberal, in the presidency. President Velasco Ibarra offered to resign to the national assembly.
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Quito
Ecuador
Ministry of National Defense
Hector Vasconez
Liberal Party
Jose Velasco Ibarra
National Assembly
Quake Terror Strikes Dominican Republic Cities
Panic grips northern provinces after six days of earthquakes and tidal waves leaving 73 dead and 20 000 homeless. New tremors at 4 00 am and 6 50 am did not worsen damage as towns like Mantanzas and Puerto Plata lie deserted and refugees crowd camps.
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Ciudad Trujillo
Dominican Republic
Bahia Escocesa
Scotch Bay
Mantanzas
Puerto Plata
Batery
Samana
Sanchez
Red Cross
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Julia Molina
San Francisco de Macoris
Bilbo Admits Ku Klux Role in Radio Interview
Senator Theodore Bilbo of Mississippi admitted on a Mutual radio interview that he was a member of the Ku Klux Klan No 40 and defended the organization as opposed to the Communist threat. He accused Senator Taft of courting Reds and praised white supremacy while pickets gathered outside Mutual stations in Washington and New York.
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Washington
Theodore Bilbo
D-Miss
Ku Klux Klan
Robert Taft
R-O
Bilbo
Mutual Radio System
Mutual
New York
Senate
Sen. Taft
Mississippi
America
United States
KKK
Ku Klux Klan No. 40
Klan
Ku Klux
Communist Party of the United
Orce
Baseline MLB Scores From National and American Leagues
National League results Brooklyn defeated Philadelphia 6 to 0 and New York beat Boston 0 to 0 in a rain shortened second inning. Pittsburgh edged Chicago 3 to 2. American League games Washington topped Philadelphia 4 to 1 and New York won against Boston 7 to 5. Meveland-Sts Louie night games noted as scheduled.
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Brooklyn
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Washington
Meveland-Sts. Louie
Romanian Reds Seize U S Staff
The United States protests to Romania over detention of Romanian citizens employed by U S military and political missions in Bucharest. The cases include Elvira Olteanu and Teodor Manicatide detained incommunicado on espionage and secret organization charges, with a third staffer missing.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
United States
Romania
Bucharest
Britain
Elvira Olteanu
Burton Y. Berry
Berry
Miss Olteanu
Teodor Manicatide
C. V. R. Schuyler
Allied
U. S
Constantine Bratianu
Juliu Maniu
Bratania
Maniu
Benson marshal shoots felon after resisting arrest
Benson Marshal John W. Jones shot a man who allegedly resisted arrest and knocked him down. The assailant, John R. Blackwell, was wounded in the chest and taken to Tucson veterans hospital in improving condition. A felony complaint and a bench warrant were filed.
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John W. Jones
Benson
Jones
Harold W. Holcomb
John R. Blackwell
Whitney
S. C
Tucson Veterans’ Hospital
Justice Holcomb
Marshal Jones
Blackwell
Holcomb
Benson Street
Jess Wein
Bisbee
John F. Ross
Cochise County
Allied Occupation Satisfies Hirohito
In Tokyo Aug 10 Emperor Hirohito is reported pleased with the Allied occupation after one year. Admiral Kantaro Suzuki says the emperor praised progress and praised Gen Douglas MacArthur as just and unbiased. Suzuki notes no incidents and progress toward occupation objectives.
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Tokyo
Hirohito
Kantaro Suzuki
Douglas MacArthur
Suzuki
Seven Dead In Air Collision at State Fair
At Great Falls Montana August 10 an Army A-26 collision over the North Montana state fair ended in a blaze at the fairground stable. A total of seven people are dead including civilians and fliers, with 20 horses perished. Dororthy Szabo 19 Belt and Kenneth Pulver 19 Helena identified among victims.
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Great Falls
Mont
Montana
Great Falls Army Airbase
Harold Mady
Mady
Dorothy Szabo
Belt
Kenneth Pulver
Helena
Jockey
British to Search Vessels for Jews
London reports an official Whitehall source says Britain will warn next week that ships suspected of carrying illegal Zionist immigrants from Europe may be intercepted searched and arrested by Royal Navy units. A cabinet statement on Palestine policy will outline plans for a European clampdown on illegal Jewish immigration.
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London
Britain
Europe
Royal Navy
Foreign Office
GOP Planning To Beat Axtell In Missouri Fifth District
Republicans rally to defeat Enos A. Axtell in Missouri fifth district congressional race as Albert L. Reeves Jr. seeks GOP victory. Truman claims Axtell will win. Brown and Wherry discuss price controls and OPA as election issues.
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Jack Bell
Washington
President Truman
Enos A. Axtell
Missouri
Albert L. Reeves, Jr
Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
GOP
Slaughter
Clarence Brown
Ohio
Brown
Truman
House
Sen. Wherry
Nebraska
Sen
James Mead
New York
City Tax Rate Awaited Here
City council to decide if postwar construction funding pushes the fiscal year tax rate beyond 2.06 per 100 valuation. Valuation figures from the state tax commission are due around August 19, affecting the 1946-47 budget and direct and indirect tax components. A hearing on protests by 77 property owners regarding sewer facilities is planned with budget discussion on the agenda.
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State Tax Commission
Bevin and Byrnes Push For Swift Peace Action
In Paris Bevin returns from illness to urge peace work and end all wars. Byrnes rebukes Soviet charges of an Anglo Saxon bloc and presses delegates to move ahead with the peace conference. Molotov questions the ruling that a simple majority can bind all 21 nations.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
Britain
Ernest Bevin
London
Paris
England
France
Bevin
State Byrnes
Byrnes
Russia
Molotov
Hospital visitation dispute at Pima County needs funds
Confidential sources confirm R H Martin chair of the Pima county board refused improvement efforts at the county hospital last October. Paula Trimarco the dismissed superintendent and Sylvia Powell clerk of the board discussed recommendations requiring little to no funds such as visiting hours all hours for seriously ill patients limits on bedside visitors and isolation for admitted children to prevent cross infection.
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R. H. Martin
Pima County Board of Supervisors
Pima County
Paula Trimarco
Sylvia G. Powell
Trimarco
Pima County Medical Society
Medical Board of Governors
G. T. Alley
Ralph Cain
State Tax Rate Cut To 32 Cents
The Arizona tax commission set the 1946 state tax rate at 32 cents per $100 valuation, down 51 cents from the prior year. The cut follows excise tax receipts exceeding estimates by $3,427,179.56, leaving a $3,141,569.01 cash balance in the general fund.
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Phoenixx
Arizona Tax Commission
Treasury
Boulder Dam
Ft. Grant Boys
Arizona Pioneers
Arizona Highway Department
Doctors Demand Free Hand Of Supervisors
Pima County Medical Society presses for full clinical control of the county hospital and demands a non political superintendent. It criticizes four months of inaction on prior recommendations and seeks safeguards against private leasing and lay interference in medical affairs.
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Board of Supervisors
Medical Society
Pima County Medical Society
Society
County Medical Society
Ae Hospital
Moscow Aroused By British Iran Threat
The Moscow radio accused the Anglo Iranian oil company, partly state owned, of stirring trouble in South Iran to dominate Tehran. Moscow denounced Britain's planned invasion of Iran to protect lives or interests in Iranian oil fields.
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London
Moscow Radio
Anglo- Iranian Oil Company
Iran
Tehran
Moscow
Britain
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