U S Rejection Of Russian Charges On Teacher
U S state department officials prepared a final note rejecting Soviet charges in the refugee Russian teacher case. Secretary Marshall will deliver the document to the Soviet embassy after asserting evidence disproves the accusations and cites Mrs. Kosenkina’s escape from the Soviet consulate as refuting them.
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Washington
State Department
Marshall
United States
Oksana Stepanovna Kosenkina
Soviet Teacher In Moscow Case Improves in New York
A Russian schoolteacher who leaped from the third floor of the Soviet consulate improved at Roosevelt Hospital after initial critical condition. Doctors report better breathing and a stable pulse as talks between the United States and the Soviet Union continue over her case and two other Russian families who chose to stay in America.
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New York
Roosevelt Hospital
United States
Oksana Stepanovna
Kosenkina
Sudden Rainstorm Hits Nogales Border City
A brief but intense storm swept from the Sonora watershed over Nogales Ariz late Wednesday, delivering about an inch of rain in under an hour. The weather event disrupted travel but caused no reports of injuries or major damage.
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Nogales
Ariz
Sonora
Baseball Scores From The Associated Press
American League games Philadelphia defeated Boston 10 to 3 while New York played Washington. National League results saw Pittsburgh beat Chicago 2 to 1 with Cincinnati at St Louis and Boston at New York postponed due to wet ground.
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Associated Press
New York
Washington
Philadelphia
Boston
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Cincinnati
St. Louis
U S Railed Over Danube Pact as Soviets Control River
The State Department rejected the Belgrade Danube agreement as Soviet dominated and vowed not to recognize waterway controls or the puppet states’ veto. It accused Moscow of imperialism and said Austria and Germany under American control would also reject the treaty. The Belgrade talks aimed to implement a Big Four pledge for freedom of navigation despite a Soviet 7 to 4 edge over the Western powers.
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Washington
United States
Russia
Kremlin
State Department
Belgrade
Danubian
Moscow
Austria
Germany
Soviet Union
Britain
France
Molotov
Berlin
Truman
Palestine
United Nations
Italy
Africa
U.S
U. S
Thomas E
Tobin
Talks Failure Seen By Reds
Berlin reports accuse western powers of obstruction in Moscow talks on Berlin and the German question. German Communist papers attack Berlin's anti Communist city government and Western policies as Moscow talks near conclusion.
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Reds
Berlin
Moscow
Stalin
Molotov
UN Mediator Warns Jerusalem Crisis Deepens
UN Palestine mediator Count Folke Bernadotte told the Security Council in Stockholm that the Jerusalem situation is gradually getting out of hand and demilitarization seems unlikely without a strong international force. He noted Arabs accept disarmament in principle while Jews have shown no readiness, warning of potential general hostilities and a failing cease fire amid ongoing fighting.
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Stockholm
United Nations Palestine
Security Council
Jerusalem
Folke Bernadotte
Council
Bernadotte
Holy City
United Nations
Palestine
Haifa
UN Truce Commission
A.lundstroem
Child Care In State Urged
Arizona lags with no state institution for mentally deficient children. At a 200-person conference, Dr. Thomas J. McIntire cited about 2,000 mentally retarded children in the state and noted only Tucson and Benson districts have programs. Phoenix will start classes for retarded children this fall.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Thomas J. McIntire
Nevada
United States
Children’s Colony Board
Robert Morrow
Tucson
McIintire
Benson
Ship Off California Coast Responds to SOS
Coast guard and Navy aircraft along with destroyers Turner and Perry searched 39 miles south of San Diego for an unidentified vessel after receiving an SOS. At Long Beach, Coast Guard said calls persisted and FCC sent a mobile unit from Santa Ana to locate bearings of the distress signals.
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San Diego
Calif
Coast Guard
Navy
Turner
Perry
11Th Naval District
Long Beach
Federal Communications Commission
Santa Ana
Dewey Price Support Plan Shapes 1950 Farm Debate
Democratic farm policy pressure builds as Gov. Thomas E. Dewey is expected to outline a price support program with a loan floor for major crops. The issue frames choices for voters between high prices under Democrats and lower prices under Republicans, with Labor and farm policy factors highlighted by Sen. Barkley and Governor Warren.
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Washington
Thomas E. Dewey
Sen
Barkley
Kentucky
Springfield
Ill
Earl Warren
California
Dewey
Congress
Corvallis
Ore
Oregon
Interior Department of Western Resources
Truman
Strike Delays Atomic Output at Los Alamos
The atomic energy commission warned of serious damage to the nations atomic weapons program as 3000 AFL workers idled in Los Alamos New Mexico after a walkout over union recognition. Acting Chairman Sumner Pike urged AFL President William Green to urge workers to return to work.
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Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
Los Alamos
N. M
AFL
William Green
Commission
Sumner Pike
Green
Pike
Atomic Weapons Center
Building Trades Council
The
Man Killed Walking on Highway 66 Near Flagstaff
George Magee aged 50 of Raymond Mississippi was killed when struck by a car on U S highway 66 about 18 miles west of Flagstaff Arizona. The car was driven by Mrs Fed Brandt of Boulder City Neveda. A coroner's jury ruled the death unavoidable. This marked Arizona 182nd traffic fatality of the year versus 145 at the same time last year.
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Flagstaff
George Magee
Raymond
Miss
Here
State Highway Patrol
Fed Brandt
Boulder City
Ney
Arizona
Truman Defends Loyalty Program and Rights Before Hearings
President Truman said the house hearings on Communist activities infringe the bill of rights and that the loyalty program has prevented Communist infiltration. He asserted no war secrets have leaked and noted the justice department studies a new loyalty statute while preserving freedoms.
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Washington
Truman
House
Department of Justice
New Witnesses Sought in Hiss-Chambers Case by House Panel
House un-American Activities Committee plans closed hearings with three new New York witnesses who knew Alger Hiss and Whitaker Chambers as they probe perjury claims. Nixon says further testimony may reveal how closely Hiss and Chambers interacted and will lead to new spy network probes.
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Washington
U.P
House
Alger Hiss
Whittaker Chambers
Hiss
State Department
Chambers
Richard M. Nixon
R. Cal
House un-American Activities Committee
New York
Nixon
House Committee
George Crosley
Committee
J. Parnell Thoms
Elizabeth T. Bentley
Man 81 Held For Killing Two Persons In Phoenix
In Phoenix a man and a woman were shot to death early Thursday. An 81 year old, Ramon Domingos, was arrested after claiming he was robbed and accused the victims Don Pablos a 45 year old politician and Rita Marinas a 40 year old woman. The three residents shared 515 West Tonto Street.
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Phoenix
Don Pablos
Rita Marinas
Ramon Domingos
Tonto Street
Pilot buys Studebaker in London to save money on U S price
Lake Orion Michigan August 19 Dick Wells a commercial pilot says he saved 567 dollars by ordering a Studebaker through a London dealer and picking it up in South Bend after seeing the car in a window. Studebaker officials in South Bend dispute the lower price and note a foreign dealer handling charge.
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London
U.S
Lake Orion
Mich
Dick Wells
Commercial Airlines
Studebaker
Wells
Calcutta
South Bend
United States
Great Britain
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Prue
Zina Ivanova
New York City
Oksana Kosenkina
By John M. Hightower
Mikhail Lamarine
Grant Pennoyer
Yakov M. Lomakin
Pennoyer
Lomakin
Dagens Nyheter
Lydia Makarova
Miss Makarova
Sweden
Leningrad
Berliner Zeitung
National Zeitung
Paris
Congressional Committees
FBI
Loyalty Boards
Domingos
Pablos
Marinas
South Bend, Ind
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