Anti-Communist unions vow fight over arms shipments Europe
Washington officials from ICFTU and European federations pledge in Washington to ensure unloading of U S Army and Air Force aid to Europe. European labor leaders plan vigilance committees and port-wide actions to block Communist influence and safeguard cargo in Genoa Cherbourg Antwerp Naples and Marseille.
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Washington
Europe
America
International Confederation of Free Trade Unions
ICFTU
J. H. Oldenbroeck
Netherlands
Omer Becu
Belgium
Euroa International Transport Workersederation
American Federation of Labor
Congress of Industrial Organizations
United Mine Workers
Railroad Brotherhoods
New York
Italy
Norfolk
Dixmude
First Air Force
England
United States
Oldenbroeck
France
Omer Bercu
International Transport Workers
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Mediterranean
Cherbourg
Marseilles
Bercy
Genoa
Aples
Naples
Berca
di Stefano
Mussolini
Antwerp
Beren
Marshall Plan
Bordeaux
Denmark
Copenhagen
Harry Bridges
World Federation of Trade Unions
Optimism on Baby Boom Amid Political and Social Shifts
Dr. Edwin G. Nourse notes the baby boom answering a growing need and forecasts a brighter national future. Pegler pushes to dismantle the re House as a political tactic to keep Democrats out. Moonshine production rises in the south with some areas measuring output unusually low. Stalin’s fate and the era’s living standards are discussed with cautious outlooks.
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Edwin G. Nourse
Pegler
Re House
Texas Studies Oil Imports and Austin Growth Trends
A Texas study links oil imports to state economy and producer viability while Austin expands with new industrial zones and resort developments. The report notes a massive foreign oil influx pressures producers and state finances, even as local investment creates jobs and growth beyond the 1950 census.
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United States
Texas
William J. Murray Jr
Railroad Commission
Butlin
Central Texas
Austin
Austin Pioneer Leader A. F. Martin Dies at 93
Austin loses one of its oldest native sons with the death of A. F. Martin at age 93. Born in a young Austin he lived through Civil War era, Reconstruction, and built a career in banking, industry, business, farming and ranching. His counsel shaped Austin’s growth and his life will adorn local history.
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Austin
A. F. Martin
Martin
Sad stories save a cabbie from losing customers
Tiny the 250 pound taxi driver begs for a fresh sad tale to keep his old lady passenger amused. He ferries her each afternoon to the Memorial Hospital cancer clinic while her lectures on romance chase away his own troubles. The string of tales keeps him employed but leaves him short of plots.
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Luchow’'s
Hackie
14Th Street
Washington Heights
Dame
Memorial Hospital
Billy Rose
Religious groups discourage tobacco use across several denominations
The document lists multiple faith communities urging abstinence from tobacco including Seventh Day Adventist Church Takoma Park Washington DC Christ's Sanctified Holy Church Wesleyan Methodist Church of American Christian Nation Church Kodesh Church of Immanuel and Church of Christ Temple Lot. It notes they oppose use or sale of tobacco in various forms.
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Takoma Park
Washington
D. C
Christ's Sanctified Holy Church
Colored
Weslyan Methodist Church of American
Christian Nation Church
Kodesh Church of
Immanuel
Church of Christ, Temple
Washington Wining Go Round Britain May Cancel Its Red China Recognition
Washington cables reveal a Soviet oil drive to back the war machine, with Molotov sending geologists to Sinkiang and Kirghizia while Britain weighs canceling its recognition of the Chinese Communists amid Hong Kong and UN Security Council seat demands. House attendance ranks and Dulles shifts in State policy are also noted.
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Moscow
Russian Caucasus
Molotov
Sinkiang
China
Kirghizia
Central Asia
Sakhalin Island
Douglas
London
Bevin
Britain
Hong Kong
UN Security Council
Broadway Spotlight Flurry of Bookers and Rumors Across Town
The column notes Helen Gahagan Douglas and Melvyn Douglas planning a surprise announcement, hints Florida may legalize gambling next year, questions why Hiss trial transcripts are printed in bulk, and mentions Walter Huston at funerals for Kurt Weill and Arthur Hopkins. It also covers Betty Hutton and Robert Sterling’s Palm Springs trip, Yvonne Adair receiving a $6000 convertible, Eva Gabor at The Little Club, and other showbiz tidbits from New York society and theaters.
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Congress
Melvyn Douglas
Star
Underworld
Florida
New York
Hiss
Walter Huston
Kurt Weill
Arthur Hopkins
Betty Hutton
Robert Sterling
Palm Springs
Cal
Yvonne Adair
Harold Patterson
Dorothy Mackaill
AP News Charter Notice
A brief notice states the Associated Press holds exclusive rights to republication of local news and AP dispatches in this newspaper, asserting their control over content usage. The statement outlines the AP’s entitlement to use and distribute the material gathered by the paper.
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