Decision 1 Made With Reluctance In Palestine Talks
London reporters say a political committee adjourned after hearing a list of charges raised in the Security Council and will resume hearings with two more speakers. Rabbi Silver presented a 5500 word statement defining the type of Jewish state sought if partition becomes the path to a solution. David Ben-Gurion urged UN to establish a temporary Jewish government under international supervision. A Zionist underground group warned this would govern all Palestine, not a ghetto. Silver discussed partition based on a summer commission report favoring separate Jewish and Arab states in economic union. The Galilee is to be included in the Jewish state, and Western Germany’s line was rejected as a handicap. The UN proposal envisions a separate government unit. Silver said Jews would accept trusteeship for Jerusalem’s old city but insist on immigration and economic instruments in the new city. The Jewish Agency emphasized need for control of finance to drive large-scale immigration and development.
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Political Committee
Palestine Committee
Silver
Palestine
Jerusalem
David Gen-Gurion
Jewish Agency Executive
United Nations
U.N
Tigun Zvai Leumi
Av Nation Assembly
Gailee
Galileee
Gerlee
Economec Union
Jewleh Agence
Henderson
Leon Henderson
OPA
Congress
Americans For Democratic Action
Agriculture Department
Luckman
Millers’ National Federation
Trade Association of the Wheat Flour Industry
Atl
Federation
Rockefeller
Mr. Rockefeller
Sea of Galilee
Ming
Afilen
America
Threlfield Hills
Rockies
Morvan
Mr. Vanderbilt
King Midas
Connecticut
Girls Foiled In Stowaway Box Plot To New York
Colorado Springs man Siedentopf and German fiancee Fraulein Kraft organized shipping a young woman as live cargo to New York. Investigators reported the plan failed after funds ran short and the box was discovered at the airport. Authorities weighed potential charges as the woman endured a perilous flight in an unheated cargo area.
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Siedentopf
Colorado Springs
Cole
Berndt
Fern
Arrest Ordered for Eisler and Wife in Alien Case
The House Un American Activities Committee disclosed warrants for deportation in the Eisler case after hearings. Letters from Eleanor Roosevelt to Sumner Wells and a State Department official urged prompt action. Committee notes Eisler perjured himself and links to Gerhard Eisler and communist activity are cited.
Two Men Jailed in Lumber Theft Case
Walter Johanedik and Trimball Geslek were jailed on multiple counts including obtaining money under false pretenses and selling property under a conditional bill of sale. Geslek, AWOL from the U S Army, received a sentence of one year and a day to two years. The pair allegedly led a scheme that netted over $200 from Norwalk Stamford and Greenwich by passing 18 bad checks and a motorcycle sale in New Jersey.
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Mairfield
Walter Johanedik
Charles Ro
Nigied
Stranticuely Bint
Vailh
Anve
Robert Gentek
Wluffouverte
Clinton
Fai
Atete'a Priaon Tenon Oon
Falal
Geslek
U.S. Army
Otto J. Saur
Norwalk
Stamford
Greenwich
New Jersey
Darien
Gesick
Soil Experts Demonstrate Four Years Work In One Day
At Brownsville Ohio a 208 acre hill farm display near the Licking River showed dramatic soil conservation gains. Lime, fertilizer, new fences and a Quonset barn boosted topsoil and yields while 60 000 spectators watched the opening of the second frontier concept. Officials touted rapid spread of conservation across 20 to 50 million acres yearly, with broad support from agencies farms and industry.
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Brownsville
Ohio Hill
Licking River
Gulf of Mexico
Ohio
Hugh Slammond Bennett
U.S. Soil Conservation Service
John Rodman
George Latham
Bob
Padman
Licking County Soil Conservation District
Ouule Soil Conservation Service
America
Bennett
Soil Conservation Service
Vice
Chambers of Commerce
Army
Westport Car Crash Injures Two Drivers
In Westport at Maple Avenue and Clapboard Hill Road, 28 year old Helen Gonsowski of Morningside Drive and 73 year old Edmund J H Thieme of 10 Waterside Terrace escaped injury after their vehicles collided at about 4 p.m. on October 2. State Patrolman Frank Kowes cited Gonsowski for speeding and Thieme for failure to keep sight of the rotary as both cars sustained negligible damage.
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Westport
Helen Gonsowski
Morningside Drive
Edmund J. H. Thieme
Waterside Terrace
Maple Avenue
Clapboard Hi Road
Frank Kowes
Misa Gonsowski
Mr. Thiemer
Groceryman Robbed on Judson Avenue Tonight
Maxwell Gimple reported two men held up his pro cery store on Judson Avenue as he closed, stealing 240 dollars. Police were notified of the robbery occurring early tonight.
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Haven
Maxwell Gimple
Judson Avenue
Freedom Train Exhibit Stirs Bridgeport Rededication Day
The Freedom Train visits Waterbury and Bridgeport as part of a 29,000 mile national tour. Highlights include Columbus’s 1493 report, Jefferson drafts, Franklin letters, and the USS Missouri log. Mayor McLevy extols democracy while ceremonies unfold with WICC and WNAK coverage.
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Dom Train
United States
America
Christpher Columbus
Spain
American Heritage Foundation
Thomas Jefferson
Benjamin Franklin
Paul Revere
George Washington
Jefferson
Waterbury
Hartford
New Haven
New London
McLevy
WICC
WNAK
Bridgeport
Aram H. Tellahian
Noward Stone Anderson
Mary Battaghett
Leo M Finn
Pro Randall
Lamick
Harry Nelson
Vella- Han
Hafele Endorsed by Sixth Ward Socialists at Primaries
Hafele, Socialist alderman from the Suaath-P district, was endorsed in last night’s district primary at 360 Hawley Avenue. He received an uncontested 54 votes from Hochst party members, supporting renomination.
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Toms
Hafel
Suaath-P
Hochst Party
Hawley Avenue
Hafele
Food committee eyes gut in grain for liquor campaign
A national drive proposed to trim U S grain use by 100 million bushels for relief Europe call for wiser eating and less waste. Harriman and Clay ton discuss long term aid as nations seek 22 billion dollars over four years under the Marshall plan with widespread food scarcity and forecasts of persistent needs.
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U.S
Russia
Guy Irving Burch
America
Agriculture Department
Commerce Department
Chairtes Tluckman
Citizens Food Committee
Harriman
Secretary of Agriculture
Anderson
Kiwanis Hears Pastor Exalt Free Press And Freedom
The Rev. Mr. Alderson urged courage among publishers and editors to protect the freedom of the press, praising its role in shaping public opinion and its power to expose wrongs. He warned against press tyranny by advertisers, and argued Americans are the richest through health, roads, mountains, and cultural wealth shared broadly.
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Kiwanis
Restraining Order On Strike Issued
The canal and water shipments from Albany port to Great Lakes regions face disruption as a strike halts delivery of essential supplies during winter. The dispute pits Trailerships Inc against Local 294 AFL International Brotherhood of Teamsters after longshoremen refused to handle truck trailers, impacting grain shipments by Cargill Inc to Europe.
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Great
Albany
New York
AFL International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Teameters
Cargill Inc, Grain Shippers
Europe
Democrats Blast GOP On Prices
Dawyer Whitney Bowtos and O'Dwyer critique the Republican stance on prices. They accuse the GOP of price controls failure, triggering joblessness and depressions. Bowles warns inflation could worsen or cause a disheartening crack up if not checked.
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Dawyer-Whitney-Bowtos Thionde Neat
O'Dwyer
Republican Party
Whitney
Wall Street
Lazarus W
Refugee ships seized as Palestine partition debate stirs protests
British forces take two refugee ships without disorder amid a UN partition plan clash. Jewish Agency signals willingness to accept partition to create a Jewish home while calls for general strikes and protests intensify in Jerusalem and Arab communities. Police arm themselves for possible demonstrations while mosques and worshipers face tension locally.
Governor Declares Newspaper Week in Connecticut
Governor McConaughy honors U S newspapers for their vast contributions to progress and liberty. He designates October 1 to 8 as Newspaper Week and urges Connecticut citizens to pay tribute to American journalism for vigor integrity and intelligence.
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Connecticut
America
Shannon Praises Newspaper Boys in National Week
Lieut Gov James C Shannon lauded Bridgeport newspaper boys for supporting national newspaper week and shaping informed America. He noted their daily delivery service and praised future editors as potential leaders, while linking the Freedom Train arrival to democratic press ideals.
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Bridgeport
James C Shannon
Wicc
Shinno
Sherman Clark
Russell C Clinth
Mape Street
Milford
Americas
Gov Shannon
Shannon
Jean O'Brien
WNAB
Albert IL Cotes
Joseph Fiorello
Linwood Avenue
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