Reds Ban Telephone Book in Berlin
Soviet sector police ban Berlin's new telephone book and order withdrawal from their area because its offices were not sufficiently identified.
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Newspaper
Austin American
Location
Austin, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1948
Page
11
Soviet sector police ban Berlin's new telephone book and order withdrawal from their area because its offices were not sufficiently identified.
The administration outlined a four point program to Congress and private industry to boost housing production and lower costs. Housing chief Raymond M Foley said the plan seeks mass market pricing, slum clearance, farm dwellings, and long term housing research with private sector help. A nationwide effort will push lower rents and housing for Negroes and other minorities.
The United States plans to push for a new international wheat agreement at the UN FAO meeting. Negotiators doubt achieving a deal as favorable to American farmers as the failed last pact which would have guaranteed an export market of 185 million bushels annually. Delegates expect a conference to draft a new wheat pact after President Truman's address to the 500 delegates from 57 nations.
The Air Force screens 700 officers for potential brigadier or major general promotion. A secret Pentagon board reviews records of 600 for brigadier general and 100 for major general while vacancies are not yet announced.
From Verona in the north to Catania in the south Christian Democrats continued to win over Communists and extreme left Socialists in municipal elections Sunday. Results of elections in 29 communities show Christian Democrats victors in 24 with five going to Communists and extreme left Socialists.
A broken .45 caliber pistol believed used in the November 9 rape slaying of Theresa Foster was found in Coal Creek Canyon five miles from the dump site. Sheriff Everson identified the weapon as one loaned by Robert Fleming to Joseph S. Walker, who has been investigated since the case began.
The six man County Court at Law jury hearing a gaming charge against D R Price at Des sau Hall deadlocked four to two and was dismissed by Judge Mace Thurman after deliberating over two hours. The case will be retried later. Two slot machines were confiscated Oct 13 by Texas Rangers. If convicted Price faced 30 days to one year in jail. The trial marked the first use of the gaming statute in Travis County.
Texan plumber James F. Grimm filed suit in Denver district court seeking a Colorado master plumber license after the State Board of Health refused a license on an August exam. He asks for a license, court review of the board’s actions, and a temporary license pending outcome.
Frankfurt report says Czechoslovak paid operatives arrested November 9 were gathering data on US troops in Germany. Spies also sought Sudeten German and refugee activities and Bavarian politics. Over 20 suspects, including one with Czech citizenship, face charges of acts prejudicial to the occupation.
Washington November 22 The United States Chamber of Commerce urged that the new budget be kept to an indispensable minimum as a matter of prime importance.
Mrs. H. J. Thomas of the Pickett community sustained second and third degree burns on Tuesday when her dress ignited while she swept the front of a wood stove at her home. Her condition was listed as satisfactory at a Corsicana hospital.
FE James Ockerman fired on a varmint in his yard and killed a male mink valued at $250 that had wandered from Charles Isham's mink farm. The two men discuss an understanding to resolve the matter.
New York and national financial and commodity exchanges will close on Thursday November 25 in observance of Thanksgiving Day.
Tass reports Dr. Margarethe Ottillinger, Austrian Ministry of Economic Planning official, confessed that the United States hired her as a spy. She was arrested Nov. 3 and claimed to have worked since March 1947 to obtain passport data and report on Soviet factories in the Russian occupation zone.
Friends of Senator Alben W. Barkley said he will likely spend the Christmas holidays in South America. He is considering invitations to visit Argentina Brazil and Chile on a trip that would begin around mid December.
Economic police reported the black market for foreign currencies thriving again in Shanghai on Tuesday. The crackdown had been suspended pending further orders, allowing illicit trading to resume.
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