West Attacks Red Berlin Stand in UN Debate
The UN Security Council and General Assembly debated Berlin and atomic control as Western and Soviet sides clashed. Alexandre Parodi blamed Russia for the Berlin danger, while Vishinsky remained silent. Dr. Jessup argued for lifting the blockade and noted Chapter 7 flexibility for pacific settlement.
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Juan A. Bramuglia
Argentina
Vishinsky
Parodi
Bramuglia
Palais de Charillot
United Nations
Katz-Suchy
United States
Wassily A. Tarasenko
Assembly
Jessup
Columbia University
Council
Cadogan
Texan Barshop posts bond in tax evasion case
San Antonio resident Joseph J. Barshop posted a $20,000 bond after a federal grand jury indicted him on five income tax evasion counts. The case alleges misrepresentation of his half community property and his wife’s share on 1942 to 1944 returns, with $255,685.79 in delinquency. Barshop owns Banana Distributing. bond posted by J. H. Frost Sr. and Jr. in the federal building.
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San Antonio
Joseph J. Barshop
Barshop
Banana Distributing Company
Federal Building
J. H. Frost Sr
J. H. Frost
Lavoptik Eye Comfort For Contact Lens Wearers
Lavoptik offers soothing relief after lens removal with a refreshing, clean feeling. Promoted as useful for irritated tired eyes, it’s claimed to have over 30 years of use and comes with an eye cup and satisfaction guarantee.
Truman Campaigns Amid Party Splits and Union Attacks
President Truman urged unity as he accused the GOP of pursuing a two families in every garage slogan and promised pro labor reforms to replace Taft Hartley. He spoke in Wilmington on a eastern vote hunt while Warren campaigned in Chicago and West Virginia. AFL official Harrison said John L Lewis’ attack may boost Truman support.
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Martin
Truman
Wilmington
Del
Earl Warren
Chicago
West Virginia
Warren
Chapman Revercomb
Republican Congress
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers Convention
Cincinnati
United States
Mr. Truman
John Garner
Garner
Lewis
AFL
George Harrison
Truman-Barkley
Courts Told To Skip Small Party Fusses
The Texas Supreme Court ruled that disputes over small party offices fall outside judicial reach as the county executive statute applies only to parties with 200000 votes or more. The 1947 Dallas GOP chairmanship dispute between Ralph Currie and Dick Wall was deemed a party matter, not a legal issue.
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Texas
State Supreme Court
Dalas County
Ralph W. Currie
Dallas
R. P
Dick) Wall
Currie
District Court
Wall
Thomas E Dewey
Robert A. Taft
Hopkins
Henry Zweifel
Fort Worth
Supreme Court
Zweifel
State Committee
Walter Rogers
Franco Orders City Elections in Spain
Generalissimo Francisco Franco decreed municipal elections across Spain for November 21, November 28 and December 12. The order, issued in Madrid, sets regional ballots under the national framework. This move followed weeks of political changes as the regime prepares for local governance polls.
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Spain
Madrid
Francisco Franco
Violence marks CIO oil strike clash at California refinery
On Wednesday violence flared near the Standard Oil refinery in Richmond as CIO oil workers clash with police and pickets over a wage dispute. Two officers were slightly hurt, eight pickets jailed, and several people were clubbed as non striking employees sought to park cars. Peace talks over a 21 day strike were adjourned with no date set.
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California
Standard Oil
Richmond
American President Lines
San Francisco
APL
President Cleveland
Truman
Virginia
Maine
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AFL International Longshoremen's Association
Supreme Court
Georgetown Jail Escapee Caught
Eldon Eugene Vick, 37, who escaped from Williamson County jail on Sept. 25, was recaptured by Austin officers at the Petified Forest Lodge in Guadalupe Street. Detectives recovered a stolen 45 Colt pistol and carpenter tools. Sheriff Allen said Vick could face life as a habitual criminal if convicted of the third burglary charge.
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Williamson County
Austin
Georgetown
Lee Williamson
Bob Miles
George Smith
Vick
Petrified Forest Lodge
Guadalupe
Ed Stamnitz
McDonald
P. C. Coghlan
Avenue B
S. “Red” Allen
Allen
Louis Lowe
Lowe
Huntsville State Prison
Texas Department of Public Safety
Dry Norther Brings Slight Austin Temperature Dip
A dry norther from Canada will lower Austin’s temperatures Thursday with a 60 degree minimum and 85 degree high per the Austin Weather Bureau. Cooler air won’t bring full fall weather yet and winds will ease Friday as the front moves south toward the Gulf.
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Austin
Austin Weather Bureau
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Miko Oscar Cs
Justin
Colorado
Montopolis
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Lake Travis
Marshall Ford
Texas
Abilene
Port Worth
Corpus Christi
Castel A
Antonio
Guard Plans Texas Training Program
State Adjutant General K. L. Berry announced that Texas National Guard units will start a new three year training program by November 1. Regular Army senior instructor Colonel H. McE Pendleton will conduct orientation conferences in Fort Worth October 10 for northern instructors and in San Antonio October 13 for southern staff.
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K. L. Berry
Texas
National Guard
H. McE. Pendleton
Fort Worth
San Antonio
Williams' Summer and Smoke At Broadway Opens With Mixed Hopes
Tennessee Williams new Broadway play Summer and Smoke opened at the Music Box Theatre to high expectations but critics say it lacks the dramatic fire of Streetcar Named Desire. Margaret Phillips shines as the heroine with Ted Andrews as the doctor being less impressive. Margo Jones directed the Dallas Theatre 48 production with Jo Melziner’s set and notable lighting.
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Austin American Amusement Editor
New York
Tennessee Williams
Broadway
Music Box Theatre
Williams
the Barrymore
Glorious Hills
Margaret Phillips
Miss Phillips
Ted Andrews
Margo Jones
Theatre 48
Dallas
Jo Melziner
Dallas Council Seeks Endurance Flight Record Fliers
The Dallas City Council asked pilots Fred Vimont and Bert Simons to return next week with a letter from major airlines and the Civil Aeronautics Administration approving Love Field as the flight base for a new world endurance record attempt. The two Dallas fliers left the city on the mission.
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Civil Aeronautics Administration
Love Field
Fred Vimont
Bert Simons
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