German Youth Sees Nazism Alive in Western Germany
A Princeton report summarizes a Gallup poll of 550 German university students in the western zones. It finds strong nationalist sentiment, belief Nazism remains in tune with the German people, and that Nuremberg sentences are unjust. The survey notes 82 percent doubt winners can judge Germany, and that Germany alone was not responsible for starting the war.
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Princeton
N. J
Germany
Western Zones
Matei Dogan
Institute of Political Studies
Paris
Institute of Public Opinion
Gallup
Gallup Institute
Nuremberg
Hitler
Roosevelt
Stalin
Churchill
Aediaa Alioceled
Peru Breaks Diplomatic Ties With Cuba
Lima reports Peru cuts relations with Havana regime after charging Cuba aided two Aprista fugitives to flee to Cuba. The action comes as Peru is governed by a 1948 military junta.
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Peru
Havana
Lima
Cuba
Aprista Party
LDS Stake Sponsors Course In Speaking
A one week speech course will be held in Mesa starting Monday conducted by Francis L. Urry. Sponsored by the Maricopa State Mutual Improvement association of the LDS church with Mrs. David V. Herman as chairman. Evening sessions include public speaking and drama fundamentals with day private instruction.
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Mesa
Francis L. Urry
KSL
Salt Lake City
Maricopa
Senators Seek Tight Limit On Arms Program
Two Democratic senators from Georgia urged a strict $450 million real value cap on surplus arms sent abroad under the $1.45 billion program. They warned current rules would give the administration a blank check, fearing rapid expansion if more surpluses are declared. Defense officials cite initial shipments of about $450 million at a $77 million cost to the government and replacement requirements for reserves.
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Washington
Senate
Richard B. Russell
Walter F. George
Georgia
George
Russell
Defense
Louis Johnson
Johnson
Joint Chiefs of Staff
President
Highway 70 Group To Meet In Wickenburg
The tristate Highway 70 association will hold a meeting in Wickenburg on August 27 with delegates from Arizona New Mexico and California attending. The program includes color slides of U S 70 and a banquet Saturday night. The gathering is expected to be the largest since the association formed in Globe over a year ago.
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Wickenburg
UPR
Arizona
New Mexico
California
U. S
Globe
N M Senator Mentioned In Aide's Deals
Washington reports say Maj. Gen. Harry H Vaughan, Truman aide, pressured agricultural officials over a grain rationing order amid brewery complaints. Mundt plans an inquiry. Anderson denies any change. Vaughan had previously pressed officials in 1946 47 regarding sugar and alcohol limits.
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Washington
Harry H. Vaughan
Agriculture Department
Senate
Vaughan
Truman
New Jersey
Sen. Mundt
R-Sd
Mundt
Sen. McCarthy
R-Wis
White House
William P. Rogers
Clinton P. Anderson
Anderson
U. S
New Mexico
Milwaukee
Harry Hoffman
Brannan
Koenig
Sen. Anderson
Puerto Rico
New Orders On Holiday Sales Boost Business
New Orders On Holiday Sales Boost Business reports widespread uptick in buying as inventories shrink and production may rise. Ford and Dow announce large expansion plans, gains in employment appear and autowork output nears an all time high. Labor shortages and steel talks loom as the wage dispute scenarios unfold.
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New York
Commerce Department
Ford Motor Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Dow Chemical Co
Free
Emil Schram
New York Stock Exchange
Truman
CIO
Woman Faces Murder Trial In Tucson Case
Police Magistrate Paul Cella orders 36 year old Luzetter Hollins to stand trial for murder in superior court. Hollins, a resident of 830 N Perry Ave, says she shot Sgt. David Wright a 33 year old airman at Davis Monthan in self defense as he entered her home through a window screen. The hearing denied a reduction to justifiable homicide and was moved to superior court due to a large crowd.
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Paul Cella
Luzetter Hollins
Superior Court
Hollins
N. Perry Ave
Sgt
David Wright
Davis-Monthan
Wright
C. T. Redington
Cella
Justice of the Peace
C. W. Gardner
Maryland Barn Unearths Early Flying Saucer Prototypes
Maryland troopers discover two unusual devices in a tobacco barn once owned by Jonathan E. Caldwell. Air Force investigators say the wrecks may be prototypes of flying saucers from the 1940s. Caldwell vanished with family in 1940, leaving questions about the engineering behind the disc and cheesebox devices.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Air Force
Jonathan E. Caldwell
Claudius Belk
Office of Special Investigation
Washington
United States
Caldwell
Capt. Belk
Belk
Crop Losses From Frost Hit Coconino County Farmers
UP reports from FLAGSTAFF say Farm Agent Bill Brechen warns early frosts in Coconino County may erase up to 50 percent of crops. Farmers report severe to total losses in potatoes corn beans and other truck crops, though rains could boost this year’s yield compared with last year.
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Flagstaff
Coconino County
Bill Brechen
West Berlin protest over seizure of gift packages
West Berlin postal workers protested after Russian border guards seized a mail car with 2,000 gift packages for West Berliners as an interzonal train entered the Soviet zone at Marienborn.
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Berlin
West Berlin
Hawaii longshore strike nears 113 days. interveners sought
Acting Gov. Oren E. Long asked the federal conciliation service chief to step in after another round of talks failed. The 112 day dispute involves Honolulu harbor longshore workers seeking settlement through federal mediation.
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Honolulu
U.P
Oren E. Long
Federal Conciliation Service
Hawaii
Networks To Fight FCC Ruling On Giveaways
FCC ruled giveaways are lotteries and illegal to broadcast after Oct. 1 but broadcasters plan court challenges. ABC leads with four shows paying up to 20 000 while networks and stations carry 38 games weekly, reaching about 30 million listeners. A court test aims to overturn the ban.
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Federal Communications Commission
Commission
American Broadcasting Co
FCC
National Association of Broadcasters
Association
Justice Department
Broadcasting Magazine
ABC
Mutual
Columbia
National Broadcasting
Baseball Scores From the American League and Other Standings
Unfinished July 7 AL game shows Boston and Washington split in a multi-game tally with Stobbs the winning pitcher and Haefner charged with the loss. Series notes cover Philadelphia New York St Louis Pittsburgh and more, detailing runs hits and errors with pitchers Pollet Schieb and Meyer in various decisions.
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Boston
Washington
Stobbs
Dobson
Batts
Heafner
Welteroth
Weik
Hittle
Weigel
Haefner
State Health Office Names James B. Swayne Vital Statistics Director
PHOENIX August 20 James B Swayne former San Francisco statistician was named director of vital statistics for the Arizona state department of health by Dr James P Ward state health director He will report next Wednesday The 5100 a year post had been vacant for three years.
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Phoenix
James B. Swayne
Arizona State Department of Health
James P. Ward
Ward
Swayne
San Francisco
Three Car Collision Cites Driver for Failure to Yield
A three car crash at North Stone avenue and East Drachman street Saturday resulted in about 275 in damages. William H. Thornton, 135 W. King Rd., was cited for failure to yield the right of way. Kenneth H. Boatman, 235 E. Drachman Jr., struck Thornton’s vehicle and caromed into a Beau dry Motor Co. truck driven by Harry Williams, 2024 N. Tucson Blvd. Damages: 150 to the truck, 75 to Boatman’s car, and one tire on Thornton’s car.
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North Stone Avenue
East Drachman Street
William H. Thornton
W. King Rd
Thornton
North Stone
Kenneth H. Boatman
E. Drachman Jr
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