Britain sets plan to curb cradle to grave social services
London reports indicate the Attlee government will scale back expanding social services and possibly trim free medical care and food subsidies as part of a new economy plan. The policy aims to align with devaluation measures while defense spending faces resistance from Defense Minister Alexander.
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London
Clement Attlee
Attlee
House of Commons
A. V. Alexander
Britain
Captain of Noronic Sober, Court Told
Public inquiry heard two constables say Captain William Taylor was not intoxicated when the Noronic burned. Constable Dugan noted a liquor smell but attributed it to shock, and Taylor refused hospital for burns from the Sept. 17 at Toronto mooring fire.
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Toronto
Ont
INS
William Taylor
Taylor
William Dugan
Lizabeth Scott Wins Legal Name Adoption in LA
Emma Matzo, 26, of Dunmore Pennsylvania, was granted court permission in Los Angeles to adopt legally the screen name Lizabeth Scott. The actress born to John and Mary Matzo on Dunmore's records was approved for the change on Thursday.
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Los Angeles
Emma Matzo
Lizabeth Scott
Dunmore
John
Mary Matzo
Sparse Women Represented Among UN Delegates
At the United Nations General Assembly in New York 15 women serve among over 400 delegates and alternates from 12 of 59 member nations. Twenty six percent of top UN ranks are held by women, with 1,400 women and 1,700 men on the payroll, and four female delegates at the top level.
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Flushing
N. Y
United Nations
UN General Assembly
Assembly
United Nations Secretariat
Eleanor Roosevelt
United States
Cairine R. Wilson
Canada
Sucheta Kirpalani
India
Senora Carmen Vial de Senoret
Chile
Australia
Belgium
Denmark
Mexico
Netherlands
Norway
Sweden
United Kingdom
Churchman Advocates One World Program
Minneapolis dispatch reports Dr. Russell H. Stafford, re elected president of the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions, urging churches to recognize a one world need for redemption. Three board vice presidents, including Rev. Stuart Leroy Anderson, were returned to office.
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Minneapolis
Russell H. Stafford
Stafford
Hartford
Cuba Exports Four Million Pockets of US Rice Licensed
New Orleans district office of the Commerce Department reports 4,495,901 pockets of rice have been licensed for export to Cuba this year. The Oct 10–14 period allocation was set at 303,742 pockets.
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New Orleans
Commerce Department
Cuba
Three Babies Die From Diarrhea Germs in Cleveland Ward
Mount Sinai Hospital maternity ward in Cleveland sees three infant deaths from a quick acting diarrhea germ. Health officials say it is not epidemic diarrhea and other babies are safe. Ward will be repainted and disinfected. new mothers barred until procedures complete.
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Cleveland
Mount Sinai Hospital
Cleveland Health Department
Sigmund L. Friedman
Mount Sinai
Trouble With Antenna Delays Dallas TV Start
Fort Worth. Dallas Times Herald reports KRLD-TV will not go on the air until December 3 due to antenna problems. Test patterns are planned after November 10, the paper notes. Clyde Rembert, KRLD general manager, provided the update to the Star-Telegram.
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Fort Worth
Dallas Times Herald
Krld-Tv
Clyde Rembert
Star- Telegram
Papeee
Sister Urged Stephens to Surrender in Prohibition Agent Slaying
Lynn Stephens, jailed on a 20 year murder indictment in the Stevens case, said his sister, living in Alamo Heights, persuaded him to surrender. He described her as a very fine woman who opposed publicity and has not visited since turning him over to the sheriff earlier this week. He noted his sister under an alias was connected to the night of the ambush and that he once used the name C. B. Williams while working with the government in Louisiana. District Attorney Hensley and agents Fitzgerald and Haley are pursuing a new murder case against Stephens.
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San Antonio
Lynn Stephens
Stephens
Alamo Heights
Owen Kilday
Charles Stevens
Stevens
Alice Smith
Alice
Louisiana
C. B. Williams
Alice Hospital
William N. Hensley
J. H. Haley
A. D. Fitzgerald
Alcohol Tax Unit
Texas Prohibition
Customer Charged After Eating Four Free Eggs
In Houston on October 20 a restaurant operator filed misdemeanor theft charges against Carl T Walton for allegedly eating four hard boiled eggs without paying. The incident occurred at a local dining spot as authorities investigated the case.
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Houston
The
Times Department
Dig
Carl T. Walton
Walton
Death of Mrs. E. L. Dewey at 39 found shot at home
Mrs. E. L. Dewey, aged 39, was found shot once in the chest at her residence Wednesday. Her body was discovered by her sister in a wash-house at the rear of the home. An automatic rifle was the weapon used.
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E. L. Dewey
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