New Law on Communists Forged in Washington
James Marlow explains the anti Communist Act now law and the registration duty within 30 days. He notes the government’s machinery to compel registration after 30 days and the possibility of arrest if refusals persist. The piece discusses front organizations, propaganda rules, and the penalties once the legal machinery is complete. Bicycle production data from 1949 follows.
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James Marlow Washington
Communist Party
Congress
Truman
Russia
Organizatioo
Smale “Front
Iegant
Oars
Communist Front
Midwest Warm East Coast Cool Weather Report
Warmer air spread across the Midwest while the Middle and North Atlantic states stayed cool. Temperatures fell below freezing in parts of New England and into the 30s in Virginia and North Carolina. The warm mass moved from the Northern Plains to the upper Mississippi Valley and Great Lakes. Temperatures reached the 80s in parts of the West Central states with rain in the southern Great Plains and northern Rockies and showers in the Pacific Northwest.
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Chicago
Midwest
Middle
North Atlantic
New England
Virginia
North Carolina
Plains
Mississippi Valley
Great Lakes
Mercury
West Central
Great Plains
Rockies
Pacific Northwest
Communist Threat Hits India Tibet Trade
New Delhi reports that the Communist threat to Tibet has sharply disrupted trade. India’s commerce with Tibet and via Tibet to Southwest China, once about 4 million dollars annually, fell significantly as trade with West China stopped. Lhasa merchants hoard goods and some move toward Darjeeling in uncertain political conditions.
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New Delhi
Tibet
India
China
West China
Lhasa
Darjeeling
Meet General Gay of First Cavalry
HAL BOYLE profiles Maj. Gen. Hobart R. Gay commander of the First Cavalry Division, recounting his leadership in Korea, moments of boldness and humility, and his view that war is about protecting a nation, not advancing an army, illustrated by episodes from Taegu to Tabu and a barber chair briefing. Fire rakes a Waterbury meat plant on Main Street, Ar mour & Company, late today. damage estimated at 250000 dollars by acting manager John Daley.
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Hal Boyle
Korea
Napoleon
Mars
Omar Nelson Bradley
Hobart R. Gay
First Cavalry
George Patton
Morocco
Sicily
France
Patton
Gay
Bradley
Taegu
Mexico
Tabu
Waterbury
Conn
West Main Street
Armour & Company
John Daley
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Attlee rejects early general election push
London reports Prime Minister Clement Attlee has refused calls within the Labour Party for another general election this year. A source close to No 10 says only a parliamentary defeat would trigger polls before 1951, as Attlee values his paper majority and the unsettled international situation. Left wing Labour supporters urged an early vote, while the Conservative press predicts one this year.
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London
Clement Attlee
Labor Party
No 10 Downing Street
Attlee
Britain
House of Commons
Labor
Texas Practical Nurses to seek licensing bill
Waco September 26 The Texas Practical Nurses Association executive committee has drafted a bill for licensing practical nurses and hopes to present the measure to the next Legislature session.
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Waco
Texas Practical Nurses Association
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