US To Stay Strong Dulles Tells Russia
FARIS NOV 5 The United States told Russia in the United Nations political committee that Americans have stopped disarming and will remain strong for themselves and friends. John Foster Dulles accused Russia of falsehoods and warned of crippled UN power, urging delegates to consider who fears whom as the debate on the Greek border raged.
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Yugoslavia
Albania
Bulgaria
Opening day tragedy as Colorado deer season claims hunter
Weather turns warmer and calmer tomorrow as a Colorado hunting accident unfolds. A Chicago pair mistook a sleeping bag for a deer and opened fire, killing one hunter who had stayed in camp to wait out the opening day crowds. Fifteen hunters died that day statewide.
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Chicago
Iate
Mr Tack Presents the Next Congress and Local Talk
Local column notes public sentiment on national politics with references to Truman Dewey and Eisenhower, plus a humorous egg anecdote from Mrs Vallard of Tulsa. The piece recalls campaign events, a misrouted train remark, and tributes to Nellie Webb, longtime Globe editor.
Explorers Find Death in Cabin Mystery Near Dalhart
Wallace York, 51, allegedly killed in a cabin in a marshy Dalhart area. Police found a body and two youths, Stanley Schnick 15 dead and Michael Luca 14 with a shotgun wound. York booked on homicide after the incident described as prowling by locals.
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Brooklyn
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Stanley Schnick
Michael Luca
Millions Sick Few Treated In Tropical Disease Study
Winston-Salem Journal and Sentinel reports amebic dysentery is widespread among veterans and others, with about 40 percent of 390 veterans examined showing symptoms. It notes a shortage of trained tropical disease physicians and highlights a VA initiative at the Winston-Salem institute to expand training.
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Salem Journal and Sentinel
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The
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Thomas T. Mackie
American Foundation of Tropical Medicine
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Chicago
Evan
F and Sentinel
Veterans Administration
New Tropical Disease Institute
Borman Gray
Russia scoffs at US bread in radio broadcast
A London based WP report cites Radio Moscow challenging America's white bread claim. An English commentator notes U.S. flour is treated with nitrogen trichloride to stay white, citing Dr A J Carlson's claim the chemical poisons nerves. The piece contrasts Moscow bread varieties with U S claims. Also mentions a Klaver South Africa schoolteacher bragging about a milk avoiding cat.
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America
United States
A. J. Carlson
Russia
Klaver
South Africa
Stock Market Quotes And Livestock Receipts Across Markets
Market notes show New York quotes with a long list of tickers and prices, plus Kansas City cattle and hog figures, Chicago hog and cattle rounds, and general livestock movements. Cattle and hogs fluctuated with steady to higher bids, while sheep and lambs varied and grain quotes surface in the financial section.
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Kansas City
Chicago
Wendy
Death at Waldorf Astoria Sparks Police Investigation
Police investigate a mysterious death at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel on the 19th floor. The unclothed body showed pockets turned inside out, with no visible marks. Detectives consider knockout drugs or a possible heart attack. identity tentatively given as Canadian C. C. MacKellar, with home address and age not yet available.
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Arranges for Party After His Death
Friends of Fred Owens were invited to a party he planned in his will. Owens died Oct. 25. about $350 is set aside for the event if the party occurs. If not, the estate goes to his daughter Betty Bowers of Columbus, who may waive the funds for the party.
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Louis A. Perry
Betty Bowers
Columbus
Perry
Old Papers Burden Nebraska Historical Society Space
The Nebraska Historical Society houses over 28 000 volumes of Nebraska newspapers crowding 18 000 square feet of Capitol space. Army engineers use the files to study flood levels, while officials weigh microfilming to save space but fear readability. Moving to a new building may be delayed by costs as new papers arrive.
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James Olson
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Olson
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Snow Covers The Dakotas and Midwest States
Snow and rain swept many regions with a belt across the western Dakotas and Nebraska. Lemmon South Dakota logged over five inches. Wet areas included the middle and upper Mississippi valleys, parts of the plains states, the upper Great Lakes region and the lower Ohio Valley. Scattered showers appeared in western Washington and New England. Little Rock Arkansas recorded 2.03 inches of rain. Cooler air moved into the Great Plains, the Southwest and Rocky Mountain states while temperatures stayed mild east of the Mississippi.
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Blister Blight Threat to Tea Industry Across Regions
An outbreak of blister blight endangers tea production in Cey Jon with potential impact on Assam and Darjeeling while the Indian government in New Delhi weighs response. The note highlights economic stakes for key tea regions and government awareness of the crisis.
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Brazil's seven point program to boost cotton output
Brazil's program outlines seven aims to lift cotton production: improve strains, raise mechanization, curb soil erosion, raise fertilizer use, fight blight and pests, study markets, and establish minimum prices.
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Brazil
Labor dispute over union labor on county project continues
A long running quarrel over hiring four union iron workers on a county building project persists as contractors and unions exchange proposals. Hearings before Judge W E Gee addressed temporary relief requests amid ongoing picketing and recent meetings with Stephenson and union reps. Attorneys John Merchant and Jerome Pope led the unions while Stephenson’s team awaited a decision expected after several days.
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Wilson Arden
W. E. Gee
John Merchant
Jerome Pope
Amarillo
Mr. Wells
Merchant
Atomic Energy Drive Promises U.S. Superiority
David E. Lilienthal, head of the Atomic Energy Commission, told a capacity Iowa State Association Convention audience that the United States is pursuing an atomic energy program so large and well managed that it will establish unquestioned superiority across weapons, science, agriculture, industry, power, nutrition, and related fields.
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Atomic Energy Commission
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School Boy Patrol At Sanborn School
Patrol has been put into operation at Sanborn School under Police Traffic Captain Carlie Price. Patrol organized by Patrolman Cliff Robe with assistance from others. Officer Roberts is with the Junior Chamber of Commerce sponsoring the program with the police department. A weekend curfew for American personnel in Seoul was announced for November 5 as a precaution for the November 7 anniversary of the Russian revolution.
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US Army Today
Ickes and Pauley Nomination Clash Sparks White House Rift
President Truman defied Harold Ickes over Edwin Pauley’s nomination as assistant secretary of the Navy citing oil reserves. Ickes quit then returned to attack Dewey amid campaign turmoil. Rumors swirl of Ickes replacing Forrestal to push Army Navy unification. Ickes known for blunt leadership.
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Gallup Ready To Eat Own Crow In Post Election Dinner
Washington reports Gallup pollster George Gallup offered to bring his own crow to a crow eating dinner after the presidential election. President Truman declined the turkey meal, though Gallup said he would attend at the President's convenience.
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Amarillo Scout Leaders Roundtable Meeting Tonight
The Amarillo District Scout Leaders Roundtable will meet at Camp Don Harrington at 6:30 PM. District Commissioner K S Grenewald will lead the program with the theme Finding Your Way and Use of The Compass.
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Amarillo
Don D. Harrington
K.S. Grenewald
Air force buildup cited with Allied sources
Report notes that Americans and agents describe Israel assembling a notable air force with aid from Russia. The fleet reportedly includes Constellations, C-54 Skymasters, B-17 Flying Fortresses, C-46 Transports, German Me 1093 and various British and American fighters and trainers.
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Russia
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