UN group overrides Reds on two Korea proposals
At Lake Success on September 21 United Nations delegates debated Secretary of State Marshall's Korea and UN reform proposals. The steering committee approved both measures 12 to 2 with Russia and Poland opposing. Andrei Gromyko charged Marshall distorted the truth and blamed the United States for delays in Korean independence. The debate also touched on a proposed little assembly to study the veto system and a permanent UN peace committee.
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Russia
Gromyko
Marshall
United States
Soviet Union
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Turkey
Greece
Plushing Meadows
Britain
Mector McNeil
Palestine
Andrei A Gromyko
Bermarty Council
Warren R Austin
U. S
tartly
Security Council
United Nations
council
Nidgeport Weather Forecast and Almanac Note
Bridgeport and vicinity shows showers and windy today with fair cooler conditions tonight. Tuesday fair followed by cooler temperatures. Almanac notes include sunrise at 6 40 am and sunset at 7 31 pm with tide data and precipitation measures.
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BRIDGEPORT
Tuseday feir
United Nations Week speech urges courage to sustain peace
James F. Greene adviser to the U S delegation warned that veto misuse by major powers signals a wider malady. He urged Americans to show wartime courage and imagination as postwar peace efforts begin. Mayer McLevy spoke as city leaders and UN officers highlighted support for the United Nations and ongoing progress.
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United Nations
James F. Greene
United States
United church
Mayer McLevy
Mr. Greene
State department
Bridgeport Association for the United Nations
Ian John C. Lynch
William H. Alderson
First Methodist church
McLevy
Frank M. Begley
Connecticut State Police
Division of Maintenance and Engineering
Brien McMahon
Raymond E. Baldwin
Alderson
hile
Greene
Stamford Rodeo barred by Sunday law in Texas?
Stamford police halted Mitchell Field rodeo performances Sunday, citing a state statute. About 1,800 people were sent home as Col Edward W Berry of the Connecticut National Guard withdrew sponsorship, though he noted plans to resume with tomorrow's show. Lou Haneles criticized Mayor Moore for permitting a previous performance.
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STAMFORD
Mitchellfield
Charlies Wexter eaid
102d Field Artillery
Connecticut National Guard
Edward W. Berry
National Guard
Lou Haneles
Charles E. Moore
Plans Study DPs to U S
A Senate judiciary subcommittee led by Senator Revercomb outlined a tour of war refugee centers in western Europe to study admitting displaced persons as immigrants. The visit aims for recommendations to Congress, with emphasis on selectivity and labor shortages.
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WASHINGTON
senate
Europe
United States
Revercomb
R-WVa
Harry Carey, Veteran Screen Actor, Dies at 68
Hollywood veteran Harry Carey died today at his Brentwood home after a short illness. The leading man appeared in more than 300 film roles and was a prominent figure in Hollywood productions.
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HARRY CAREY
HOLLYWOOD
Brentwood
Hoover Proposes Voluntary Plan of Food Rationing
Former President Herbert Hoover urged Americans to adopt voluntary rationing to ease a grim food year amid poor harvests. He spoke at Madison Square Garden, saying foreign cooperation is essential, and noted recent political farm strikes in Italy as not aiding American sacrifices. Hoover’s condition appeared stable, with his secretary noting illness was not the cause of his absence.
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NEW YORK
Herbert Hoover
Madison Square Garden
Hoover
American Friends Service Committee
Labor League for Human Rights
Lutheran World Relief, Inc
German relief
U. S
Italy
Europe
Truman
Cops nab ten in gambling raid at Southern Cross club
Eleven men were arrested at midday yesterday in a gambling raid at the Southern Cross club, 1860 Main Street. Club operator Ralph L. DeMasi Jr. is charged with keeping a gambling establishment and posted $500 bond. Ten others face charges of frequenting. bonds set at $50. All were later released in cash bonds. Those named include Phillip Bariese, George DiBlagio, Joseph Del Rio, Joseph Delucia, Leonard Forte, Antonio Fugere, Arthur LaCovine, Loula Mastro, Frederick Perry, and Frank Zorpette. They will be arraigned in City Court today.
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RalphL. DeMasi, Jr
Goodsell Street
DeMaal
Phillip Bariese
Savoy hotel
George DiBlagio
Main street
Joseph Del Rio
Lindley Street
Joseph Delucia
Harlem avenue
Leonard Forte
North avenue
Antonio Fugere
Washington avenue
Arthur LaCovine
George Street
Loula Mastro
Frank street
Frederick Perry
State street
Frank Zorpette
Congress street
Middletown Man Wins Reward for Aiding Fugitive Capture
Middletown resident Herman C. DeMerchant will receive a $50 reward for aiding in the capture of John H. Greenwood, a 31 year old fugitive from Weathersfield State Prison. Greenwood was recognized at Pat’s refreshment stand on the Middletown Meriden highway after hiding in woods, then fled before police arrived. The Hartford Courant’s John P. Cummiskey and John Bergan were credited for assisting in the manhunt via a wallet discovery and timely tip.
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HARTFORD
John H. Greenwood
Bridgeport
Wethersfield state prison
Herman C. DeMerchant
Middletown
Ralph H. Walker
Hartford Courant
Pat's
Middletown-Meriden
DeMerchant
Greenwood
Leo F. Carroll
John P. Cummiskey
John Bergan
The
Captain Carroll
Bergan
Cummiskey
Courant
Truman and Marshall to Address European Crisis
President Truman and Secretary of State Marshall plan to meet in Washington to discuss urgent European food fuel and dollar aid needs. Marshall travels from the United Nations in New York to join the White House talks, with cabinet food committee sessions scheduled around their discussions.
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Europe
Atlantic
United States
Congress
Washington
Marshall
cabinet food committee
White House
Cummings in serious but stable condition after gall bladder surgery
Homer S. Cummings, 77, former attorney general from 1933 to 1939, is listed in serious but not critical condition at Doctors Hospital after an emergency gall bladder operation. He had pneumonia, which is subsiding, and slight improvement was seen overnight. Cummings lives in Stamford, Conn.
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WASHINGTON
Homer S. Cummings
Doctors hospital
Roosevelt
Paul F. Dickens
Cummings
Stamford, Conn
NLRB Counsel Denham Stands Firm On Anti Communist Affidavit
NLRB general counsel Robert Denham insists on enforcing anti Communist affidavits for all officers of unions affiliated with the APL and CIO before they can use NLRB machinery. AFL leaders threaten to break from the federation if the ruling stands, while CIO leaders show mixed responses. Denham rejects demands to rewrite Taft Hartley and notes that AFL head John Lewis agrees with him.
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WASHINGTON
Robert N. Denham
National Labor Relations Board
AFL
Denham
APL
NLRB
CIO
Taft
teamsters union
Dan Tobin
Tobin
lmabor
Terre Haute
Ind
Chicago
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers union
Lewis
Mr. Lewis
H C Bradley 88 Dies in Stratford Connecticut
Henry C Bradley 88 prominent Bridgeport businessman died Sunday at his son Ivan H Bradley’s Stratford home after a long illness. Funeral services Tuesday at 2 30 p m at Bishop Funeral Home Stratford Congregational officiating burial in Mountain Grove cemetery. Born in Bristol he moved to Bridgeport in 1882 joining Follansbee Machine Shop later ran a wood turning business, then manufactured wood turning machinery until selling out in 1917 to his son.
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Henry C Bradley
Bridgeport
Ivan H. Bradley
Main street
Stratford
Bishop funer
Fairfield avenue
F Stanley Seilick
Stratford Congregational church
Mountain Grove
Bristol
Mr. Bradley
Follawabee
Benham, Ray and Hawley
Canfield Rubber company
Bradley
George
Oak atreeta
Missing 16 year old Roxie Green feared abducted in Marion
Deputy Sheriff Ed Fink announced a large Prospect search for Roxie Ann Green, missing since Friday night from Prospect, Ohio. The 16 year old high school sophomore was last seen walking home from a game at 7 30 p m. after being traced within a mile of her home and is presumed abducted. Mr and Mrs Carl Green say he believes she was forcibly taken and placed in a car. Green Continued on Page Two.
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MARION
Ed Fink
Roxie Ann Green
Prospect
Carl Green
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
Walbridge
Green
Warnings From Key West to Palm Beach Amid Floods
Reports from New Orleans to Key West describe widespread flooding as Lake Pontchartrain overflow swamps Jefferson Parish and 2,000 families flee. A new tropical disturbance near Cuba threatens Florida as rescue and evacuation efforts continue and storms lash the Gulf Coast with nine dead and millions in damages.
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Caribbean
Florida
Everglades
Associated Press
Biloxi
Gulf Coast
Lake Pontchartrain
Jefferson Pariah
Parleh
John Willams
Coeat Guard
Lake Catherine
Lake Okeechobee
atate
canal point
Florida Eest Coast Railway
weather bureau
Isle of Pines
Cuba
Gulf of Mexico
Palm Beach
Key Weat
south Florida
stll
lower peninsula
Misa
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Romania
Magda Lupescu
Juan De Garay
Rio de Janiera
Brazil
Portugal
Senate Group
VETO
U.S
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R-MO
Germany
Austria
international refugee organization
Telegram
Angelo Patri
Constantine Brown
Herman Bunderen
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Aasia
world
Main Street Club
R. L. DeMasi, Jr
Southern Cross club
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John Ford
Marshall Cenfer
United Nations General assembly
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