Pickets Clash With 40 Police at Philadelphia Bell Exchange
Pickets and 40 Philadelphia policemen clashed for 45 minutes to block Bell operators from entering a west Philadelphia exchange. Seven strikers were arrested and a girl cried out after a spill of injuries. Talks continued after a seven hour bargaining session as CIO CWA leaders accused a discriminatory lockout while Bell denied the charge.
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Philadelphia Exchange
New York
Philadelphia
West Philadelphia
Western Electric Equipment
Bell
CIO Communications Workers of America
National Labor Board
CWA
Cold Settles on War Front Across Korea Front
In Korea, frigid conditions chill the front as U S troops receive Arctic gear. Temperatures rise to six above zero, with 90 000 Chinese forces facing the U S First Corps. Marines move toward Changjin reservoir while Seventh Division marches toward the Manchuria border under 40 mph winds.
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Seoul
United States First Corps
Rom
U. S. Eighth Army
Changjin
U. S. Seventh Division
Manchuria
Seventh Division
Associated Press
Tom Stone
James C. Evans
Columbus
Pungsan
AP Editors Open Meeting in Atlanta
About 500 managing editors gather in Atlanta for the four day AP Managing Editors convention. Registration starts today with a board of directors meeting tonight. General sessions begin Wednesday as AP executives and APME members discuss all phases of the news and photo report.
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Atlanta
Associated Press
AP Managing Editors Association
APME
Kidnaping Defense Heads To Temporary Insanity Plea
Dr Nancy Campbell will plead temporary insanity in the kidnapping of 9 year old Linda Stamm Albuquerque New Mexico. Lawyer A L Zinn, former state Supreme Court Justice, called it the obvious plea in this case.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Nancy Campbell
Linda Stamm
State Supreme Court
A. L. Zinn
New School Draws Gas From Homes
Gas furnaces in southeast Austin homes have failed due to heavy gas use at the new school. William Dunlap of the water and light board reports several morning calls from Decker Acres and Lakeview. The district may cut gas to the school and use oil, with temporary fixes possibly including above ground mains or a regulator pit.
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Austin
New Neweln
William Dunlap
The
Water, and Light Board
Decker Acres
Lakeview
Hunt Slayers in Venezuela Trigger State of Emergency
Caracas reports the government declared a state of emergency and launched a manhunt for the assassins of acting President Lt Col Carlos Delgado Chalbaud. The alleged ringleader Rafael Simon Urbina was arrested with some accomplices as the regime suspended civil liberties indefinitely. Delgado and aide Bacalao Lara were seized and beaten after being attacked near Delgado's home.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Carlos Delgado Chalbaud
Rafael Simon Urbina
Delgado
Navy
Carlos Bacalao Lara
Bacalao
AAA Opens Drive for Members Here
Sylvester Magnuson representing the Minnesota State Automobile Association begins the annual AAA membership drive in Austin. He will work with the Austin Automobile Association for a 10 day period starting Monday.
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Sylvester Magnuson
Minnesota State Automobile Association
AAA
Austin
Austin Automobile Association
Definite Goal on Aid Urged by Two Senators
Senators Ferguson and Green urged that any new foreign economic aid plan start with a definite goal and a clear path to achieve it. They spoke as Gordon Gray’s foreign economic report influenced the Truman era discussion of Western Europe military aid. Taft said the United States may need to help but Congress must study it first while Anderson warned against delays in anti-Soviet defenses.
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Washington
Sen
Ferguson
R.mich
Senate Appropriations Committee
Green
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Europe
Taft
R.ohio
United States
Congress
Sen. Anderson
Tibet Plea for UN Action Faces Stalemate in Security Council
Tibet seeks United Nations aid to repel Chinese forces amid a noncommittal response from India and Nationalist China. The United States weighs studies on Tibet while focusing on Korea, with discussions lingering over whether to pursue a council resolution to expel Chinese troops from Korea. The council is expected to meet midweek to decide on next steps.
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Tibet
United Nations
Security Council
India
China
United States
Tsepon Shakabpa
Trygve Lie
U. S
Ernest A. Gross
Red China
Korea
Peiping
Council
Gross
Williams Leading Michigan See-Saw
Detroit reports show Governor Williams with a narrow unofficial lead over Harry F. Kelly as canvassing nears completion. Williams totals stand at 935,165 to 933,759 for Kelly with Wayne and Macomb counties still partially counted.
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Detroit
Michigan
G. Mennen Williams
Wayne
Macomb
Mt. Clemens
Williams
Harry F. Kelly
Kelly
Milk co ops to demand prices in defense drive
Charles W. Holman, secretary of the National Milk Producers Federation, told the opening session of its 34th annual convention that dairy cooperatives will coordinate their efforts for national defense while seeking income balance with other industries. He warned of possible difficulties in sustaining agricultural supports amid new preparedness controls.
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Minneapolis
Charles W. Holman
National Milk Producers Federation
Holman
Mountain Guides Locate Ruins of Canadian Airliner
Bloodmobile in Mower county collects 104 pints at Grand Meadow gathering as Red Cross tours the area. Austin collection runs Thursday to Friday at Congregational church with 304 registered from 1 to 7 p.m. and 150 appointments filled. 200 more needed. Red Cross stresses blood is free and outlines typical private-blood costs and hospital charges.
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Grand Meadow
Red Cross Bloodmobile
Austin
Joy Stephenson
Red Cross
Mower County
Rochester
State Tax Levy Lowered Across Minnesota This Year
State Auditor Stafford King announced the 1949 levy drops to 8.52 mills from 8.59. Estimated gross savings reach about $204,000 with a total yield near $9,794,983. Non homestead property outside first class cities taxed at 8.52 mills. first class city areas at 7.99. homestead property generally at 4.12 mills.
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ST. Paul
Stafford King
King
Army Calls for 40,000 in January
The Army announced a January call for 40,000 draftees, raising total conscripts for the Korean War era to 20,000 since the outbreak. Earlier months showed 50,000 in September and October, 70,000 in November, and 40,000 in December, with Selective Service draftees going to the Army while the Navy and Air Force rely on volunteers.
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Washington
Army
Korea
Navy
Airforce
Mrs Sauer Named to State CIO Board
Eva Sauer was reelected to the executive board of the Minnesota CIO. A state convention report from Duluth listed Austinites A I Miller and Howard McDermott on the board but omitted Mrs Sauer.
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Eva Sauer
Minnesota Cio
CIO
Duluth
A. I. Miller
Howard McDermott
Hearing Set on Streetcar Radios in Minneapolis
Dist. Judge Levi M. Hall scheduled November 22 for a hearing on whether his temporary restraining order against a city ordinance banning radios on streetcars and buses should become permanent. Broadcasting Services, Inc. gained the writ Monday, reporting radios in 310 vehicles. the council passed the ban last week.
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Minneapolis
Levi M. Hall
Broadcasting Services, Inc
58 Believed Dead in Alpine Cliff Crash
French mountain guides locate the wreckage of a Canadian airliner on Mount Neibiu near the 7000 foot The Cross of the Pigne after a crash Monday night. 58 aboard included Holy Year pilgrims and seven crew. Pope Pius XII prayed for victims.
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Grenoble
France
Mount
Nl’Obiou Range
Pope Pius
Pope Pius XII
Rome
Paris
Mount Blanc
Pius XII
Vatican
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le Roy
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Roderick Mac Isaac Steward
French Alps
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