Oberon Tears As Friend Dies At Cap d Antibes
Merle Oberon bursts into tears after a friend dies in Antibes. The report cites a separate Washington session where Maj. Gen. Harry H. Vaughan testified to senators that the FBI looked into a $10,000 bribe claim tied to an income tax case and a Democratic campaign contribution. Vaughan denied any personal profit and indicated no link to a parole for a convicted liquor case.
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Washington
Harry H. Vaughan
FBI
White House
Vaughan
Mam Sen
McCarthy
Regis
Sullo
William H. Xeb
McCarty
Gould
Five Armies Massed Divisions On Yugoslav Border
Belgrade Yugoslavia Aug 31 Wex Ruala massed five armored divisions on the Yugoslav border. The United Nations headquarters in New York prepared for action. Ambassador Villan rushed back to his post. Washington Aug 31 Acheson said the border tensions form a war of nerves with Russian troop maneuvers placing 50 600 men 500 tanks and many warplanes along a 10 mile front threatening Yugoslavia. Cripps Bevin sail for Washington to seek economic solutions. Philadelphia Aug 31 The American Legion urged support for Chinese forces fighting Communists and called for a regional pact under the United Nations charter to preserve liberty.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Wex
Ruala
Javia
United Nations
New York
Dona Villan
Boltrace
Washington
Agg
State Acheson
Yagoslar
Villan
Beng
Russia
Tito
Soviet Union
Vilfan
Duelch
New Yorks
Foreign Office
Communist Party
Borba
Promity
Josef Stall
Tass
Tadlor Moscow
Philadelphia
American Legion
United States
Legion
China
Acheson Denounces Russian Policy On Students
Secretary of State Acheson condemned Russia for holding two American students in the eastern zone as outrageous and illegal. Peter Sellers and Warren Oelsner, both missing since July 29, wandered into the Russian area legally but caused no harm, and should be released promptly. He noted they had no credentials but insisted they were not spies and that the United States does not hold innocents as hostages.
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Washington
Acheson
Trussia
Germany
Peter Sellers
Radnor
Warren Oelsner
Oyster Bay
N.Y
United States
Vienna
State Department
Soviet Union
Anatole Barzov
Austria
Red Army
Riegel Defeats Stranahan In National Amateur Round
In Rochester New York on August 31 Skee Riegel of Tulsa defeated Frank Stranahan of Toledo 3 and 2 in the third round of the 48th National Amateur Championship. The result highlighted the day’s match play.
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Rochester
Skee Riegel
Tulsa
Frank Stranahan
Toledo
Ohio
Bisbee Teacher Case Dismissed After Motion
Police Magistrate Paul J. Celta dismissed a reckless driving charge involving liquor against Genevieve McKereghan, Bisbee teacher, after a motion filed August 20 by the complainant Willas Dicks. McKereghan was arrested July 24 for allegedly hitting a parked car on East Sixth Street belonging to Dick. case had been postponed several times.
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Paul J. Celta
Genevieve McKereghan
Bisbee Gehog
Willas Dicks
Camilla Blvd
McKereghan
East Sixth Street
Fights Public Funds For Private Business Protest in Phoenix
In Phoenix on August 31 the Homeowners' Protective Alliance protested city council use of public funds for private enterprises. Sam S. Levitin read a letter accusing the council of unequal treatment, noting a news island on city property was blocked while another lease worth 70,000 last year was granted without bids.
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Phoenix
Homeowners’ Protective Alliance of
Sam
S. Levitin
Senate debates 75 cents an hour minimum wage plan
The Senate rejected a administration substitute to raise the minimum wage from 40 to 75 cents an hour. Ellender proposed 63 or 70 cent scales ending in 1950 or tied to living costs, but both were defeated. The House had passed a similar measure. The debate centered on exemptions and coverage under the Fair Labor Standards Act and how many workers would be affected.
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Washington
Senate
Sen
Eliender
D-La
Ellender
House
Dlad
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Tate
Holland
Dfla
Pepper
Congress
Sen. Taft
Ohio
Berlin Conflict Deepens As Howley Predicts Russian Pressure
Brig. Gen. Frank L. Howley warned at his final Berlin news conference that Russia will keep trying to oust Western Allies from Berlin as long as pressure works. He said America will not forget past lessons and that Berlin may one day be the capital of a united Germany, though timing is uncertain amid Russian interference.
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Bob Stirling
Basshtee Syave
Ipmacio Soto
Sonora
Nlekkco
Hermoland
Iran
Soto
Quitacional
Gep
Greater
Mexico
Horacio Sobarzo
Hermosilio
Leronor
Yaqui
Mayovalleve
Uolessthe
Berlin
Frank L. Howley
Trussia
W. S
Hawley
America
Howley
Germany
U. S
Ruslan
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Southampton
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Treasury
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Carry
Veterans Organization
Pacific
Faarta
Foreign Policy Committee
Voice of America
Ientian
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Tucson
Rosa Maria
Magda
Humberto
Pnate
Reggie Rocets
Luis Soto
Luis
Eloiza
Ville Carondelet
University of Arizona
Ignacio Jr
Mexico City
Enrique
Hermosillo
Fig
Rodriguez
Hesin
Ee Né Camnaioning
Vnreeram
Sredentals
London
Stranahan
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