Demo Leaders Urge C10 AFL To Cooperate
Two Democrats urge labor unity to salvage Truman fair deal, urging AFL and CIO cooperation in politics. Maurice Tobin and Hubert Humphrey push joint action in 1950 elections, despite AFL policy against CIO collaboration. They warn disunity harms labor gains and call for unity as the only path forward.
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Hubert Humphrey
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Tobin
Labor
Federation
Public service urged as citizen universal program
Atomic Energy Commission head David Lilienthal urged a citizen universal public service over 30 years to staff government roles and enrich private life with public experience. He warned of tension but advocated fluid public service and democracy built on reason, intelligence, and faith, not doctrine.
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State Auditor Moore Lynn Named Dallas County Auditor
Moore Lynn former state auditor has been selected as Dallas County auditor by the district judges of Dallas County. He was the first appointee to fill the office when created and later served as auditor of the Tennessee Valley Authority before entering private practice in Dallas.
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Joint Legislative Audit Committee
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Tennessee Valley Authority
Dallas
White Herons Influx Attributed To Conservation Efforts
Ennis Garden Club conservation committee notes a rapidly growing heron population in the area. They attribute the increase to soil and water conservation projects.
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Ennis Garden Club
Reds Threaten Two Key Cities North of Canton
Canton Oct 4 report says Communist forces threaten Hengyang and Kukong as a large Red drive moves south from Sinhwa. Private and official notices claim 50,000 Reds may be involved, with civilians fleeing Kukong and Hengyang under threat of railway disruption.
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South China
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Kukong
Defense Ministry
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Sinhwa
Central
Shaoyang
Hunan- Kwangsi
Kwangsi
Pai Chung-hsi
Anjen
Tunan
Chihkiang
Ankiang
Dimes for Judy Drive Aids Skia to Okla Community
The Dimes for Judy campaign in Skia to Oklahoma concluded after a pie supper. Rev Charles Shelhouse organized the effort to help Judy Smith, daughter of Rev Robert Smith, who underwent brain surgery in Tulsa. Over 700 dollars were raised by about 250 attendees to support the six year old fighting convulsions. Judy expressed thanks and gratitude, saying she loves everyone.
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Okla
Judy
Tulsa County
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Tulsa
Robert Smith
St. Johns Hospital
Charles Shelhouse
Skintook
Shelhouse
Blohm and Voss owners arraigned in dismantling evasion case
Rudolf and Walter Blohm, along with four firm members, faced British high court in Hamburg on charges of evading dismantling orders. Prosecution says 65 machines were moved to Bay and Montage premises to hide ownership and misstate origin from the Soviet zone.
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Germany
Rudolf
Walter Blohm
Otto Dalldorf
Heinrich Lorenzen
Max Andreae
Blohm
Karl Heidenreich
Blohm and Voss
Harburg
Bay and Montage Company
Jessen Participating In Petroleum Parley
Frank W. Jessen of the Austin Area Economic Development Foundation attends the national petroleum branch meeting of the American Association of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers in San Antonio. Prominent oil techs and government officials are listed among attendees this week. Jessen previously served as chief engineering consultant to the Mexican petroleum industry.
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Austin Area Economic Development Foundation
American Association of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers
San Antonio
Jessen
Ag Ee Ange National Petroleum Ustry
Coffee Origin Uncertain Story Dates to Abyssinia
The origin of coffee remains unclear but a traditional account places its first preparation in Abyssinia around 875 A D.
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Chinese Control Blasted as Part of Soviet Plans
Canton reports Premier Yen Hsi shan and acting President Li Tsung jen denounce Soviet recognition of Peiping's Communist regime as part of Moscow’s world aggression. Foreign Minister Yeh condemns the act as aggression. Chinese diplomats plan transit via Hong Kong and Stockholm as Russians depart Canton.
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Red Government
Li Tsungjen
Communist International
George Yeh
China
State Department
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Yen
Russia
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Shanghai
Chou En-lai
Canton
Hong Kong
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Vladivostok
Europe
Siberia
Stockholm
Woman Fined $16 In Stabbing Case
Perline Alexander, 26, was fined $16 in corporation court Tuesday on a charge of simple assault. The charge related to the stabbing of Woodrow Burnstein, 24, Monday night in the 1600 block of Rosewood. Burnstein, of 1182 Coleto, was treated at Brackenridge Hospital and released Tuesday morning for a head wound.
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Corporation Court
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Coleto
Rosewood
Brackenridge Hospital
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