Trumbo and Maltz Silent On Political Status Hearings
Hollywood committee hearings probe Trumbo Maltz and Beasley as 1940s era anti communism questions loom. Sorrell heads studio unions while questioning focuses on membership cards and alleged Communist ties. Witnesses defend rights to join groups and deny front affiliations amid harsh cross examination.
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Elaenhower
Elwenhower
Thomas
Flaenhower
Ewer
Renaie
Writere Guild
Maltz
Guild
Maltz Cald
Thoman
Hollywood Committees For the First Amendment
Humphrey Bogart
Business Group Maps Chest Drive Squad Leaders Named
Fargo company executives and city business figures appear in a roster for a chest drive effort. Team captains include John Venman of Venman Co and Ronald MacKanzis of Traventor Mortgage, with managers and presidents from Edwin Moss & Son, Continental Baking Co, West End Lumber, Ciriano Construction, and more.
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John H. Venman
John H. Venman Co
Thornton Barret
Traventor
Mortgage Co
Ronald MacKanzis
David H
Mic Kenzie
Inc
Byron Tomlinson
Tomlinson
Clay Orders Fight Against Red Ideas
General Ging remarks on American policy in military government describe confronting Communism and explaining why the American system is favored. He notes allied controls are bent after differences, and vows to present why America believes in its system and not others. He stresses officials must share these beliefs.
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Allied Control Council
Cs Tate
Ging
America
Mrs Bernice Faulkner Named To State Board
Hartford saw Governor McConaughy announce two appointments to the State Commission on the Care and Treatment of the Chronically Ill Aged and Infirm. Bernice Faulkner of Wilton and Herbert Crapo of East Litchfield were named for terms ending July 1 1949. The panel plans state care, treatment, and a separate hospital for aged and infirm persons.
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Hartford
McConaughy
State
Herbert Crapo
East Litchfield
Bernice Faulkner
Wilton
Crapo
A. Nowell Creadick
New Haven
Faulkner
John EB. Lamb
Plainville
Film Icons Petition Undress Grievances To Congress
Lauren Bacall and fellow stars filed a petition for redress of grievances at the house clerk’s office. Joined by Rep. Chet Holifield and director John Huston, the petition argues the House Committee on Un American Activities violates civil liberties and privacy, era of dictatorship fears.
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Lauren Bacall
House
Chet Holifield
Los Angeles
Democrat
John Huston
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Canning Company Fire Destroys North American Canning Plant
The North American Canning Co plant in Dania Fla the largest in the vegetable area burned late today causing an estimated 500000 loss. Fire crews from Dania Hollywood Fort Lauderdale and Boca Raton Army air field aided. President Sigfried Bechold said canned vegetables worth 200000 and machinery worth 200000 were destroyed along with 10 carloads of beans from North Carolina.
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Dania, Fla
North American Canning Co
Dania
Hollywood
Fort Lauderdale
Army Air Field
Boca Raton
Sigfried Bechold
North Carolina
A J Koenig Named Milford Manager
A J Koenig named Milford manager after a career as city manager in Pontiac Plymouth Fort Atkinson Wilmette and teaching. Clarkson cited 30 applications and Koenig’s 12 years teaching plus municipal experience as basis for unanimous vote and planned finance director appointment to oversee the new town budget.
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Pontiac
Mich
Plymouth
Fort Atkinson
Wis
Wilmette
Koenig
Duane
University of Miami, Coral Gables
Fila
Dain
Clarkson
Board of Selectmen
Trinity and Wesleyan Ignore Bowl Proposal
Hartford Oct 28 AP The Yale Bowl game between Trinity and Wesleyan is deemed very remote after Trinity's Ray Oosting said the idea was never presented to the School Athletic Council and both schools prefer the traditional site at Trinity Field. Fred Martin of Wesleyan concurred the plan was discussed previously but they want the game at Trinity Field as scheduled.
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Maltz
Robert XE
Stripling
Quisling
Thomas
Rankin
America
Mike Thena
Germany
Ciabbela
Himmler
Bensle
Hitler
Russell
Communist Party
Boasie
Moscow
Polnta
Beasle
Berlin
Burma
Committee On Un-American Activized
Alvah Bessin
United States
New Masses
Trumbo
Malix
Beasie
Screen Writing Guild
Rosale
Boseio
Hartford
Trinity
Wesleyan
Connecticut Sportswriters Alliance
New Haven
Ray Oosting
School Athletic Council
Wealeyan
Oosting
Fred Martin
Leonard & Christiani Arrested for Breach of Peace in Bridgeport
Leonard and Christiani, 27, of 150 Center Street Bridgeport, were arrested in Westport at 7 40 o'clock by Police Lieutenant Edward Capasse on breach of peace charges. They were released under bonds of 500 for appearance in Town Court Monday.
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Westport
Leonard
Lizard in Ginger Beer Triggers Lawsuit in Los Angeles
Two couples sued a bottle company for 10000 dollars claiming a lizard crawled from a ginger beer bottle while they drank a Moscow Mule. The incident occurred in Los Angeles on October 28 with details from AP.
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Los Angeles
Man Struck By Auto in City Intersection
John Martone, 77, was struck by a car at Main and George streets while crossing. He suffered scalp and knee injuries, was treated at Emergency Hospital, then moved to St Vincent's in fair condition. The 21 year old driver Donald Axman was not charged.
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Main
George Streets
John Martona
Main Treat
Eli B. Iven
Dominic Castello
Arthy
Fpatrignelli
Martone
Main Street
George Street
Donald H. Axman
Cut Spring Road
St. Vincent's Hospital
Rail Trainmen Settle Dispute On Mediation
Rail trainmen settled the dispute after a strike vote was canceled. Neither the Brotherhood nor railroad representatives issued statements. E. B. Perry and H. L. Filer represented the New Haven line, while J. R. Lavin and J. J. Hammill spoke for the brotherhood. The disputants began conference at the mediation board's request.
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Brotherhood
New Haven
E. B. Perry
H. L. Filer
J. R. Lavin
J. J. Hammill
Disputanta
Mediation Board
McMahon thanked for aid as shoes sent to displaced in Germany
Senator McMahon of Connecticut earned thanks for shipping several thousand pairs of shoes and boots to a displaced persons camp in Germany last spring. Miss Bern Berard, director of an assembly center in the British occupied zone, wrote that Poles and Lithuanians in the camp were willing to work to clear rubble but dared not ruin their only footwear. Berard visited McMahon's office to express personal appreciation of his efforts.
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Washington
McMahon
D-Conn
Germany
Mish Bern Berard
Miss Berard
U. S
Boy Swallows Coin Stomach Xrays Show 26 Cent Piece
Five year old Robert Dennis Howaton son of a motorcycle patrolman and Mrs. Robert F. Houston 275 Palisade Avenue swallowed a 26 cent piece and was under a private physician care after X rays Sunday showed the coin lodged in his stomach. Additional X rays to be taken and observation continues.
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Robert Dennis Howaton
Robert F. Houston
Palisade Avenue
Luckman predicts food saving goal met by Jan 1
Luckman says the nation is progressing on a grain saving drive as more than 89 percent of distillers comply with the shutdown order. A Kentucky distillery case is not seen as disrupting holiday liquor supply, while hog prices fall and inflation relief plans unfold ahead of a special congressional session.
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Grees
Europe
Loulaville
Citizens Food Committee
Heaven Hill Distilleries
Bardstown
Austin Fisher
Luckman
Kentucky
Earter
Chicago
Montreal
Lucas
White House
Truman
Congress
Taft
Ohio
Senate
Republican Steering Committee
Pennibia
Dac
Leo Allen
Ilinois
House Rules Committee
House
Commerce Department
Bureau of Labor Alatlation
Navy
Apokeaman
Brewers
Rain and Clouds Hamper Search for Airliner Missing
Rain and overcast skies hindered the search for the Pan-American World Airways airliner missing since Sunday near Annette Island Alaska. About twenty American and Canadian planes scoured the Ketchikan Annette Island area and Alaska Canada boundary but found no clues amid worsening weather and gusty winds. Pilot Alf N Monsen reported extreme turbulence prior to disappearance.
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Ketchikan
Alaska
Pan-American World Airways
Annette Island
Alaska-Canada Boundary
Alf N. Monsen
Showein Ware
Tomorow
Only Three Courses Open to U. S. In Europe
Hartford OrTr 28 AP An industrialist warns that the United States faces only three courses in Europe isolationism war with Russia backing the Marshall Plan or supporting a strong foreign policy with allied cooperation. Brown argues a forceful yet practical stance is needed, stressing businesslike investments to sustain Western Europe and prevent Soviet influence.
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Hartford
United States
Russia
Rurourne
Tewis H. Brown
Jobna-Manville Corporation
Connecticut Manufacturers’ Association
Marshall Plain
Brown
Lucius D. Clay
Germany
Europe
Great Britain
France
Hitler
America
Fhawn
Henry Morgenthau
the Treasury
Davia
Robert B. Davis
Raybestos
Raybeston Manhattan, Inc
Stratford
Manufacturera Oassociation
Fairfield County
Herman W. Steinkraus
Bridgeport Braay Company
Bridgeport
Reds Lose Ground in Danish Voting
Danish politics tangled after Kristensen government toppled on October 4. Lower house moved to dismiss the premier as opinions diverged on the South Schleswig issue, amid calls for a plebiscite and reconsideration of Denmark's stance with Great Britain.
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REDS
Kriatensen
Decise
Germany
Denmark
Inn
Great Britain
Denia
South
Schleswig
Kristensen
Ihia
United Aircraft to Expand Pratt & Whitney Staff
General Manager W. P. Gwinn announced Pratt & Whitney Division will add production workers and establish new departments to boost turbinal type and jar engine production. The expansion seeks skilled roles including machinists, fitters, draftsmen, tracers, toolmakers, and inspectors to support development and manufacturing programs.
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FAST
Hartford
W. P. Gwinn
Pratt & Whitney Division
United Aircraft Corporation
Ara
Akilla
World fliers finish longest leg of trip
Adak Alaska Oct 28 AP MP4 Evans Difford and George Truman landed at Shemya at 538 p m PST 835 pm HST today from Tokyo on their round the world flight in two small planes. They left Hokkaido Island on the long leg and probably made dangerous leg of their flight at 407 am PST today Sharyn in 420 miles near the western end of the Aleutians and were prepared later in the war 8 A major B 29 have Pirot. Evans 39 of Washington DC and Truman of Los Angeles left Teletboro NJ Aug 10 and have made the flight in leisure hops. They are both former army pilots and were flying in 100 horsepower Cub planes.
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Adak
Alaska
Ots Difford Evans
George Truman
Shemya
Tokyo
Hokkaido
Laland
Sharyn
Here
Aleutiane
Iaterin
Pirot. Evans
Washington, D. C
Truman
Los Angeles
Telerboro
N. J
Industry Urges Sales Tax Change After Revenue Debate
Industry leaders urged a revision of the sales and use tax as Governor McConaughy weighed the extra revenue from veterans bonuses and increased education aid. Commissioner Walsh reported first quarter returns yielded about 8 million, below earlier forecasts, amid late filings. He warned the state must ensure a true pay-as-you-go budget, with surplus funds used to ease low income burdens and future needs. Delinquent returns were surprisingly low, with about 49 thousand filings from roughly 64 thousand permittees.
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Chaina
Iike
Mi Walah Ald
Aldhe
Walsh
Walah
Peas Harvested On Buckley Hill Farm By Mrs Standish
Mrs Charien Standish of Buckley Hill reports picking a peck of peas from land farmed by her husband’s family for generations. She says the crop was planted in early August after a spell of cool weather and expects more peas to be picked tomorrow.
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Colcheater
Charien Standish
Buckley Hill
Farm fuel uptake shows five to one ratio in use
The report states that the ratio of families using praa Kure enokers on farms to those in town is five to one. This indicates rural adoption is substantially higher than urban usage, with farm households far more likely to employ the equipment.
Peterson's Ointment Relief for Piles Questions
For over six decades sufferers have found quick relief from itching and smarting with a soothing astringent formula. Peterson's Ointment promises nightly relief, with a reader praising its sleep-inducing effect. Sold at 88 cents a box or in a tube with applicator.
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Millinna
Aufferere
Peterson
Ade
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