Moscow Inspired Attack on Europe Spreads Washington Watch
Washington authorities view the French coal strike as a Moscow maneuver aimed at destabilizing the Marshall Plan and Western unity. They see a global pattern of Communist activity from Korea to Greece, with internal unrest used to widen East West power struggles and threaten the security system and European recovery efforts.
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Washington
France
Moscow
Berlin
United States
Canada
Britain
Westinghouse Local Bars Communists From Union Office
Members at the Westinghouse Electric Local of the CIO United Electrical Workers in Mansfield Ohio amended its constitution to ban Communists from union office. Handbills circulated by CIO officials urged against the action while the international union refuses to sign non Communist affidavits required by the Taft Hartley Act to use NLRB services.
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Mansfield
Ohio
Westinghouse Electric
CIO United Electrical Workers
Big Cio
International
The
National Labor Relations Board
Cold War shifts SovietUS trade as shipments rise to US
Government officials say 1948 will see the Soviet Union ship more goods to the United States than it buys from America due to licensing changes and the cold war. Exports to Eastern Europe fall, while US imports from the USSR rise. lend-lease talks stall and US export controls loom.
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Washington
Russia
United States
Soviet Union
United Press
Eastern
Europe
Commerce Department
Ussr
Printers' Dean Dies in Miami at 93
Irving I. Stone, 93, dean of American printers and retired Chicago Daily News mechanical superintendent, died in a Miami hospital. A cousin of Melville E. Stone, he joined the news in 1880 and retired in 1930, moved to Miami 13 years ago, and held inventions that modernized printing. He is survived by his widow, Mary F. Stone, and son Milton I. Stone of Detroit. Funeral services set for Tuesday.
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Miami
Fla
Irving I. Stone
Chicago Daily News
Stone
Melville E. Stone
Victor Lawson
Chicago
the News
Mary F. Stone
Milton I. Stone
Detroit
States' Rights Party to Persist in Some States After Election
In Memphis a States' Rights strategy conference backed a 42 word resolution to keep the States' Rights movement alive in certain states with a forgiveness clause for regular Democrats. Governor Laney of Arkansas said the election outcome will determine the party's full course while Thurmond declined to elaborate.
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Memphis
Tenn
J. Strom Thurmond
National Democratic Party
America
Ben Laney
Arkansas
States’ Rights Party
Thurmond
East
Tennessee
Knoxville
Strike Closes Shipping Offices on West Coast
San Francisco reports the maritime strike’s 52nd day halted operations at two Pacific Coast offices. The Shepard Steamship Line in San Francisco and Alaska Transportation Company in Seattle ended activity, with no stated future plans. The walkout began after CIO demand for a 15 cent raise to 1.82 an hour, with employers offering 10 cents.
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San Francisco
Pacific Coast Steamship Offices
Pacific Coast
Shepard Steamship Line
New York
Alaska Transportation Company
Seattle
Alaska
Shepard Line
CIO
Dairymen Told World Needs Big Milk Supply
In Atlantic City on October 24 Sir Herbert Broadley deputy director general of the United Nations food and agriculture organization urged doubled dairy production noting that every morning 55 000 more babies demand their breakfast milk He spoke at the Dairy Industries Society International second annual meeting calling for the world to have twice its current milk supply to feed its population.
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Atlantic City
N. J
United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization
Dairy Industries Society International
Herbert Broadley
Illinois Crash Kills Flier Near Effingham
A single motor plane crashed eight miles north of Effingham injuring George Linis about 30 from Macon Illinois. He was taken to a hospital as authorities investigated the cause of the Sunday crash.
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Effingham, Ill
INS
George Linis
Macon
Illinois
Effingham
China Moves Defenses Southward as Civil War Advances
Chinese government lines shift south in Central China after abandoning Chenghsien and other Henan points. Troops bolster Hankow and Suchow while the Lunghai Railway is ceded to strengthen defenses north of the Yangtze. Communist forces mass 150000 north of Suchow and claim gains toward Manchuria.
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South Korea
Greece
China
Indonesia
Burma
French
Indo- China
Nanking
Chenghsien
Henan Province
High Command
Yangtze
South China
Hankow
Suchow
Lunghai
Yi Shih Pao
Liu Tze
East Central
Central
Yinkow
Mukden
Yingkow
Communist Radio
Cheng Tung-Kuo
Changchun
Harbin
Obituary notices for Winder Perrine Choate Kelso
Obituaries list funeral services for R. D. Winder at Cook Funeral Home with burial in Oakwood Cemetery. Mrs Gladys Hall Perrine wife of Gen Nat S Perrine honored with services at Weed-Corley and burial in Arlington National Cemetery. D A Choate 86 to be buried Capitol Memorial Park. Mrs Derinda E Betty Kelso services at Cook Funeral Home with burial in Fitzhugh Cemetery.
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Gladys Hall Perrine
Nat S. Perrine
Weed- Corley
Charles Sumners
Washington, D. C
Arington National Cemetery
Derinda E. Kelso
Derinda E
Betty) Kelso
Cook Funeral Home
O. F. Dingler
Otto Schwartz
Fitzhugh Cemetery
Ghost Mountain Poet Marshall South Dies in California
Marshall South, 62, magazine writer and painter known as the poet of Ghost Mountain, died Sunday in his auto trailer home at Julian California. He and his family lived a back-to-nature life on nearby Ghost Mountain until a year ago. His wife divorced him and moved the three children to San Diego for schooling.
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Julian
Calif
Marshall South
Ghost Mountain
San Diego
Obituaries and funeral notices gathered from local deaths
Leander McIntire died at a local hospital Saturday. John William Beavers aged 81 died at home Sunday. Beavers leaves a widow Anna P Beavers of Austin and three daughters and three sons. Funeral services will be at 4 p.m. Monday at Hylton Funeral Home with burial at Capitol Memorial Park. MRS. DAVID LANE funeral services were held at the family home Sunday. Burial was in Oakwood Cemetery. Carl F. Anderson, 78, Lund farming pioneer, died Sunday night in a local hospital. Survived by his widow and four children Florence Houston Lillian Lund and Carlos Hilmer Lund. Funeral arrangements pending.
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R. D. Winder
Henderson
Cook Funeral Home
Oakwood Cemetery
Leander McIntire
L. P. Rasmussen
Galveston
Victoria
John William Beavers
East 14Th Street
Capitol Lodge 23
Cleburne
Ward Memorial Methodist Church
Anna P. Beavers
Austin
Clyde Beavers
Hillsboro
W. C. Beavers
Elgin
L. C. Lockett
Cleburn
Charles Piggott
Texarkana
Ophelia Beavers
Hylton Funeral Home
John K. Beery
C. E. Bludworth
Capitol Memorial Park
David Lane
Carlyle Marney
Carl F. Anderson Elgin
Carl F. Anderson
Lund
Florence
Houston
Lillian
Carlos and
Hilmer
Lunt
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Hugh A
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Hackberry
Johnson
Austin, Texas
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Chen
Paotow
Suiyuan
Peiping
Zale
Diamond Importers
Austin Savings
Tatas
D. A. Choate
Weed-Corley
Finis Williams
California
Rome Wey
Colorado
Austin's
Thurlow
B. Weed
Jack Corley
Lavaca
Wilke Funeral Home
Congress
Hyltin Funeral Home
Guadalupe
Hillyer
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Capitol Lodge
John C. White Jr
W. W. Perkins
R. K. Parker
W. C. Wesson
Lee Walton
Wayland D. Towner
IOOF
Clyde H. Clark
I-Scarbrough
Pat Ore
Navy
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Scarbrough & Sons
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Eldon Powell
Florist
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