Berlin Berlin Berlin Stalemate Deepens As West Refuses Talks
Paris report says the United States Britain and France formally told UN officials they will not negotiate with Russia on Berlin while the Soviet blockade remains. Evans and Lie renewed calls for mediation led by Bramuglia with Security Council support.
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Paris
United States
Britain
France
U.N
Berlin
Russia
Security Council
Lie
Evatt
U. N
Argentina
Juan A. Bramuglia
Bramuglia
Marshall
Truman
Senator Millikin Says GOP Will Wait For Truman Proposals
Senator Millikin predicts Republicans will observe President Truman's 81st Congress program before opposing any policy. He notes GOP differ in interpretation of election results and will decide after Truman outlines his platform. Democratic leaders expect stronger party unity behind the Philadelphia platform.
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Washington
Millikin
R-Cole
Truman
Congress
GOP
Colorado
United Nations
Israel
Lucas
Illinois
Senate
Barkley
Kentucky
Philadelphia
Auto Profits Investigated The congressional probe on auto profits arms a clean house or face federal rules
Washington reports the Congressional Committee pressed auto dealers to self reform or risk federal controls while transferring hearings notes to the Justice Department and the Internal Revenue Bureau. Edward A. Sahli testified that many accessories are installed or shipped with extra items to push sales, and dealers would dispose of them if forced.
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Washington
Congressional Committee
Justice Department
Internal Revenue Bureau
Cleveland
Edward A. Sahli
Beaver Falls
Pennsylvania Automotive Association
Ohio Automobile Dealers’ Association
Air Force B-29 Lands Safely in Azores After Distress Signals
An Air Force B-29 that sent distress signals during an Atlantic flight was reported to have landed safely in the Azores Islands early today.
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New York
Air Force
Atlantic
Azores Islands
No Decrease in Living Cost Food Prices To Drop
Philadelphia report quotes Ewan Clague of the Labor Department warning that while food prices may fall, overall living costs will rise as rents steel automobiles and Marshall plan exports push prices higher. He notes strong current industrial employment but potential skilled labor shortages and gradual industry readjustments in textiles clothing shoes radios furniture and electrical appliances.
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Philadelphia
Ewan Clague
Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Clague
Industrial Council of the Chamber of Commerce
Credit Plan Explains Local Volunteer Credits
Washington officials outlined a system to credit communities for armed service volunteers against draft calls. An inventory lists each town’s volunteers, sending cards from camps to state directors who then apply credits to state draft quotas and local boards for future calls.
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Washington
Armed Services
Selective Service Headquarters
WAC
WAF
WAVE
Selective Service
Mrs. Florence Kahn Dies Former California Representative
Mrs. Florence Prag Kahn, 80, ex representative and widow of Julius Kahn, dies in San Francisco. The first widow to succeed her husband in Congress, she served California in the House for 12 years after her husband’s death in 1924.
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Florence Kahn
San Francisco
Florence Prag Kahn
California
Julius Kahn
Republicans Discuss Defeat at Meeting in Columbus
The Ohio Republican Central and Executive Committee meets at noon to review the statewide loss on November 2 and the party’s overall defeat. State Chairman Fred H. Johnson of Zanesville says he does not intend to resign and the panel will hear reports on expenditures.
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Columbus
Ohio Republican Central and Executive Committee
Fred H. Johnson
Zanesville
Freed Bismarck’s Descendant von Eisiedel by U S Court
Heinrich von Eisiedel, great grandson of Otto von Bismarck, was freed today by a U S military government court in Frankfurt. A retrial dismissed the prior conviction for possessing a false persecution certificate.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Heinrich von Leisiedel
Bismarck
U. S
Look Out Largest Yule Tree for Los Angeles
Los Angeles will display the largest Christmas tree cut in the United States. The Downtown Business Men's Association says the Pershing Square tree will top New Yorks 80 foot Rockefeller Center spectacle from 1937. The U S Forest Service found a tree yesterday in Angeles National Forest about 50 miles away.
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Los Angeles
U.S
Downtown Business Men's Association
Pershing Square
New York
Rockefeller Center
U.S. Forest Service
Angeles National Forest
Meigs County conspiracy trial set for December 1
Judge A S McGonagle set December 1 for trial of three Meigs County residents charged with conspiracy to defraud. Defendants are J E D Hartinger Meigs County engineer E E Follrod an employee and Veatrice McClintock. Prosecution sought change of venue. defense obtained a prohibition writ to delay and transfer to Zanesville for review.
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New Lexington
A.S. McGonagle
Meigs County
Zanesville
Charles W. Montgomery
Newark
J.E.D. Hartinger
E. E. Follrod
Veatrice McClintock
Letart Falls
Dana Peoples
New Lexington Court
Earl PD. Parker
Waverly
Pomeroy
Fred W. Crow, Sr
Parker
Ohio Supreme Court
Ervin
Supreme Court
Flaming Redhead dancer arrested for Lewd Show at Club Ha Ha
Winnie Garrett known as The Flaming Redhead was arrested in New York for presenting a lewd performance at Club Ha Ha on West 52nd Street. Manager James Nitti of Jersey City faced charges for operating an indecent venue. Garrett claimed a necktie was her costume.
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New York
Winnie Garrett
Miss Garrett
the Flaming Redhead
Ha-Ha
52Nd St
James Nitti
Jersey City
N.J
Policy Statement on China Awaited in Washington
Officials weigh a forthcoming U S policy declaration for Chiang Kai Shek's Nationalist government amid debates on aid levels and future dollar arms support. Chiang seeks clear U S policy while Koo notes confusion over Washington's stance despite 400 million dollars in aid already being provided.
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Washington
China
Truman
State Department
Chiang Kai-Shek
Chiang
Robt
A. Lovett
Marshall
White House
United States
Wellington Koo
Koo
Nanking
Management Labor Seen In New Era
Cyrus S. Ching of the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service told AFL delegates that labor and management have reached a new era of industrial peace through free collective bargaining. He said the agency should grease the wheels of bargaining, not favor one side. A proposal to raise three quarters of a million dollars to bolster repeal of the Taft Hartley act was presented to the convention, with Labor's League for Political Education proposing a 10 cent member assessment. AFL membership on Aug 31 stood at 7,220,000.
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Cincinnati
Cyrus S. Ching
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Ching
AFL
Rain Storms Sweep Midwest Across Great Lakes
A wind and rain storm moved northeast across five midwest states and the Great Lakes region. Heavy rains and winds over 70 mph were reported with light snow in Michigan. The system affected Iowa Indiana Illinois Wisconsin and Missouri yesterday.
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Chicago
Midwest
Great Lakes
Middle Atlantic
Georgia
Lakes
Michigan
Iowa
Indiana
Illinois
Wisconsin
Missouri
Two More Men Killed In Hunting Accidents
Ohio reports six hunting season fatalities as the rab bit pheasant and grouse season opens. The latest deaths are Robert P. Bintz, 35, killed when his shotgun discharged while climbing a fence near Tiffin, and James J. Swyer, 42, Hudson public affairs superintendent, killed by his own gun while duck hunting near Hudson.
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Columbus
Ohio
Robert P. Bintz
Tiffin
James J. Swyer
Hudson
Confused trolley bus derails on wireless stretch
A trolley bus, confused by a fire truck crossing in front, drove into Gay Street where no overhead wires exist. For ten minutes the vehicle sat with passengers until a second bus attached a tow rod and towed it back to service.
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Columbus, O
High St
Gay St
Red Attacks Halted Near Suchow in War Update
Nanking reports say 90 000 Reds were routed east of Suchow as Chinese air force repelled attacks and Gen Huang Po Taos Seventh Army group suffered heavy losses. Martial law expanded to Tsingtao after earlier orders to Nanking Shanghai and Suchow.
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Nanking
Suchow
Tsinan
Chinhsien
Mukden
Huang Po-Tao
Seventh Army Group
Executive Yuan
Tsingtao
Pacific
Chiang Kai Shek
Shanghai
Coastal storm subsides after deadly wrecks in Seattle area
A coastal storm gradually subsided today after causing seven deaths and wrecking three vessels along the Seattle coast.
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Seattle
Fugitives Still Sought In SE Ohio
Four men who escaped Perry County jail Monday were believed to have fled the area as the search extended through southeastern Ohio and northern Kentucky. State and local officers questioned a house near Cutler while authorities traced a stolen shotgun and campaign matchbooks found in the residence. The four escapees are Robert Romaine, William Goodfellow, Hugh Dobbins, and Clyde Kelly. after the escape, a kidnapping and robbery were reported in Crooksville. Dobbins allegedly helped engineer the breakout.
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Marietta
Perry County
Cutler
Ohio
Washington County
John Sidwell
Crooksville
Sidwell
Morgan County
Bartlett
Belpre
Ohio River
West Virginia
Butts
Dobbins
Early Finish Seen to West Shipping Tieup
News from New York reports mixed progress in resolving the 11 week West Coast shipping strike while East Coast AFL dock workers remain idle. The disruption drives millions in losses across ports from Maine to Virginia as rail, tugboat, and trucking crews also pause work. Halifax reopens its port and 2000 longshoremen there will handle non US bound goods. In San Francisco negotiators say progress in hiring hall control is tentative and will keep union oversight.
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New York
AFL
Maine
Virginia
AFL International Longshoremen’s Association
Halifax
United States
Halifax Longshoremen’s Association
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Waterfront
CIO
Waldron Takes Narrow Lead in Hocking Sheriff Recount
In a recount of 20 precincts A J Jack Waldron gains a two vote edge over William J Rafferty for Hocking County sheriff Rafferty had led by ten votes after the November 2 election Nine precincts remain to be tallied as noted by election clerk Dean Dobson
Mother May Tell Story Of Daughter's Death
In Cincinnati Mrs. Mary Clay Watts faces first degree murder charges over the death of her 11 year old daughter Barbara Ann on May 15. Defense doctors say Barbara Ann died from a heart condition and a long term poisoning history, while the state cites barbiturate and mercury poisoning linked to an $11,000 estate. Defense experts testified the girl suffered an intestinal infection and uremic symptoms with heart strain. others cited bacteriological infection. The case proceeded with witnesses challenging the state's theory of parental indifference.
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Cincinnati
Mary Clay Watts
Barbara Ann
Walter J. Siebert
St. Louis
Benjamin A. Gouley
Philadelphia
William R. Rogers
Siebert
Gouley
Rogers
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St. Laurent
Liberal Party
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Viscount Alexander
von Eisiedel
Meigs
Flaming Redhead
North Pole
South Pole
Idlewild
Arctic
Roland Anabooka
Gladys
Wales
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Tierra del Fuego
Chile
Leno Lazzari
Louise
Boca Raton
Fla
W. H. Brown
West Shipping
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Hocking
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