Berlin Deadlock At UN Security Council Stalemate Rages
US and allies clash with Soviet diplomat Vishinsky over whether to bring the Berlin blockade to the Security Council or a four power Foreign Ministers meeting. Debates continue as Western powers consider response options while diplomacy pivots amid the UN assembly in Paris.
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Paris
Russia
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Berlin
Council of Foreign Ministers
United States
Security Council
Vishinsky
France
Syria
Council
United Nations
Trygvere
Herbert Evatt
Assembly
George C. Marshall
Robert Schuman
Ernest Bevin
Kremlin
Molotov
Schuman
Palais de Chaillot
United Nations Assembly
Warren R. Austin
Juan Atilio Bramuglia
Russians Buzz English Planes Over Berlin Skirmish
Russian Yak fighters buzzed a British transport with 25 aboard and passed a British cargo plane near Don Bennet’s craft as both trips headed to Berlin in bad weather. Britain filed a protest at the four power air safety center in Berlin. The clash coincided with Washington’s rejection of Moscow’s claim of U S pilot violations.
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Berlin
Don Bennet
Hamburg
British European Airways
United States
Hays
Mikhil Dratvin
Porter Sure Demos Will Help Elect Him
Midland report says Jack Porter Republican nominee predicts victory with Democratic aid. Porter attacks Lyndon Johnson’s records as Democratic senatorial nominee during Monday night remarks.
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Porter
Demos
Midland
Jack Porter
US Senate
Houston Independent Oilman
Lyndon Johnson
Red Mongolia Threat Pronounced Failure Over Peiping Rail
Pro government dispatches in Peiping report the red threat near Kweisui declared a failure as national troops retake the last two Communist held points on the Peiping Paoting railway amid Chinese dispatches.
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Peipine
Kweisui
China
Peiping-Paoting
Indians Clinch Series Chance With Braves In 8 3 Win
Cleveland rips Boston 8 3 at Fenway in a sudden death display behind Gene Bearden five hitter. Boudreau belts two homers and Keltner adds a four run blast as Indians seize pennant race momentum en route to first World Series since 1939.
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Gayle Talbot
Boston
Cleveland
Indians
Gene Bearden
Boston Red Sox
Snea
Fenway Park
Lou Boudreau
Ken Keltner
Tribesmen
The
Hose
Bearden
Purple Heart
Pacific
Sox
Joe Gordon
Boudreau
Denny Gatehouse
Ellis Kinder
Keltner
Joe McCarthy
Kinder
Bill Veeck
Tribe
DP Panel Empowered To Probe Applicants
President Truman on October 4 empowered the Displaced Persons Commission to handle investigations of individuals seeking entry under the Displaced Persons Act.
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Washington
Truman
Displaced Persons Commission
Safe Expert Predictions As Meat Prices Fall
Meat prices are coming down according to livestock experts as hog prices tumble across major Corn Belt markets. Prices drop $1 to $2 per hundred pounds with heavy farmer unloading in Chicago Indianapolis East St. Louis Kansas City and South St. Paul.
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Chicago
Indianapolis
East St. Louis
Kansas City
South St. Paul
American Meat Institute
Chauncey Watson
Illinois Livestock Feeders Association
Chicago Farmers Club
Mark Pickell
Corn Belt Livestock Feeders Association
Vandenberg argues bipartisan policy allows regime shift
Senator Vandenberg asserts bipartisan U S foreign policy lets voters replace the national administration without breaking continuity. He cites Dewey as possible president if voters choose Democrats out, framed as unity at the voters edge amid Truman and Dewey campaign notes.
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Associated Press
Vandenberg
R-Mich
America
Thomas E. Dewey
Dewey
Truman
White House
Charles G. Ross
Charles G. Ross. Mr. Truman
McGrath
East
Midwest
Philadelphia
Jersey City
Buffalo
Harold L. Ickes
Ickes
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Reds restrict travel of foreign diplomats in Moscow
Washington reports a new Soviet order confines American and other diplomats to Moscow city. The State Department noted Moscow censors have barred Moscow correspondents from filing news for four days, prompting widespread travel restrictions on foreign diplomats.
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Washington
Russia
Moscow
Withieean
State appeals in college building amendment case
The State asks the Third Court of Civil Appeals to uphold a $60 million college building amendment after a lower court ruling favored the election. Oral arguments begin at 9 a.m. in Dallas as challengers from Lubbock and Dallas claim publication flaws and ballot ambiguities.
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Third Court of Civil Appeals
Dallas
Lubbock
Joe R. Greenhill
Clarence W. Whiteside
Spencer A. Wells
Homer Maxey
H. E. Speer
Third Court
126Th District Court
R. Guy Carter
Lawson Appeals Contempt Case To Supreme Court
John Howard Lawson Hollywood screenwriter appealed to the Supreme Court against his contempt of Congress conviction. He challenges the House un American Activities Committee authority and methods, warns of threats to public expression and constitutional rights, and seeks an immediate ruling despite pending court of appeals action.
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Washington
John Howard Lawson
Hollyw
Supreme Court
Congress
Lawson
House Committee On
House Committee
Screen Writers’ Guild
Algiers
Court of Appeals
Intermediate Court
Certified nominees for 85th District certified
The Democratic nominees to replace the late Rep. Tom Martin for the 85th District were certified by state officials. Mrs. Lela Martin of Stonewall and A. W. Mourland of Johnson City faced questions over legality since neither won a majority of the four member district Democratic committee. Certification was reported by county chairs Tom Schmidt, George Rozelle, Vernon Goar, and Shirley Williams.
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Associated Press
Tom Martin
Fredericksburg
Lela Martin
Stonewall
A. W. Mourland
Johnson City
Atomic Ore Discovery Reported in Alaska
Veteran prospector Louis C. Stringer of Alaska says he has found radioactive pitchblende near Nome across the Bering Sea from Siberia. He notes Geiger counts and laboratory tests in New Jersey corroborate the discovery, signaling potential atomic power source in the remote region.
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Nome
Alaska
Bering Sea
Siberia
Louis C. Stringer
Epee
Newark
Geiger
New Jersey
City Picks Councilman Today Despite Court Enjoinder on Expense
Chicago dispatch notes a court enjoinder on expenses as city voters select a councilman. The article covers rail wage talks, with unions the Order of Railway Conductors and Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen having agreed to a third 10 cent per hour increase, effective Oct. 16, and potential broader costs for 132 railroads.
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Chicago
Ec Oe Ene
Opera
Order of
Brotherhood of
Daniel P. Loomis
White House
Qualifying Winner To Await State Supreme Bench Ruling
The City election to nominate one of four candidates for a vacant City Council seat will be held Tuesday despite an injunction keeping payment to election judges and clerks on hold. The Court of Civil Appeals declined a new hearing, while a writ of error to the Supreme Court seeks to allow $2,000 for election supplies and for service of 168 judges and clerks. The city will delay canvassing official returns and seating the nominee until the Supreme Court rules.
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William J. Weeg
Third Court of Civil Appeals
J. Albert Thompson
Elect
Robert Burns
Supreme Court
Court of Civil Appeals
Homer Thornberry
Congress
Norman Cunningham
Stuart Long
Fred Orr
Ed J. St. John
Advertis
Tom Miller
John Barclay
Junior Chamber of Commerce
League of Women Voters
Monty Named Alliance Chief in Western European Military Pact
Viscount Montgomery, head of the Imperial General Staff, becomes military chief of the five nation Western European Military Alliance. Jean de Lattre de Tassigny is commander in chief of Land Forces, British Air Marshal Sir James Robb leads Air Forces, and Vice Admiral Robert heads Naval Forces.
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London
Viscount Montgomery
Imperial General Staff
Jean de Lattre de Tassigny
James Robb
Robert
Violent Typhoon Approaches Three Japanese Isles
A violent typhoon nears three Japanese islands after damaging Iwo Jima. The storm centers near Okinawa’s northern tip at 9 p.m. Monday Tokio time and communications with Okinawa have been cut for about 36 hours.
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Japanese Isles
Tokio
Iwo Jima
Okinawa
Liquor Justice Police Let Em Have It
Fifteen motorists stopped by two policemen near the Jamaica race track on a Monday were surprised to receive free gasoline. A bus 90 gallon tank leaked spurting gas and the officers used two buckets to collect and distribute the fuel to motorists.
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New York
Jamaica Race Track
Probers Ready Charges on Six For Espionage Probes
Chairman J Parnell Thomas announced the House committee will prepare perjury and contempt of Congress charges against at least six individuals tied to espionage investigations. Two contempt citations target Steve Nelson and J Peters, with four others unnamed. Prosecutions hinge on Justice Department review. further hearings are planned.
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Washington
J. Parnell Thomas
RNJ
House On
American Activities Committee
Congress
Thomas
Steve Nelson
J. Peters
Nelson
Pennsylvania
Peters
Hurricane Threat Looms Over South Florida From Caribbean
Storm warnings extended along the Florida Keys from Key Largo to Dry Tortugas as a tropical storm strengthens. A hurricane alert covers the southern Florida peninsula south of Tarpon Springs to Titusville with winds near 100 miles per hour and the center about 60 miles south of Cuba at 5 30 p m EST.
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Miami
Fla
Florida Keys
Key Largo
Cuba
Fort Myers
Senate fight reopens in Washington and Atlanta
The Texas senatorial nomination case reached the US Supreme Court in Washington and the Fifth Circuit in Atlanta. No action taken yet as arguments centered on whether the Federal District Court of North Texas has jurisdiction to order Johnson onto the ballot over Stevenson’s bid to remove him. Fort Worth reports show special masters failing to find facts or law in South Texas vote fraud cases.
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Supreme Court
Charles Evans Hughes
Texas
Murphy
Michigan
Lawson
The
Supreme
Associated Press
US Supreme Court
Washington
Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals
Atlanta
Federal District Court of North Texas
Coke Stevenson
Lyndon Johnson
Johnson
Stevenson
Hugo Black
Fred Vinson
Black
Dan Moody
James V. Alfred
Lyndon B. Johnson
Fort Worth
South
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