UN DEBATE ON ITALIAN TREATY HITS SNAG IN ASSEMBLY
In a tense UN session Vishinsky urged a broad statement on Soviet policy but President Aran rules limited remarks to agenda items. Evatt challenged Vishinsky on Marshalls charge about Korea, affirming the Assembly can discuss any matter it chooses. Lie spoke on peace in a world of big power differences, urging cooperation, noting veto issues but denying a threat to the UN’s existence.
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Oswaldo Aranhe
Brazil
Assembly
Auetraia
Herbert V. Evatt
Vishinaky
Marshall
Argentina
Miso
Alian
Evatt
Russia
Italy
Auatin
Rauasaia
United States
Ausatin
Ethiopia
Aklillou Abte Wold
Lien
United Nations
Security Council
General Assembly
Yalta
Local Denied Seats By U E W In Convention
United Electric union delegates clash over alleged Communists at a convention. Bridgeport unit suspended after 26 alleged Communists expelled. Right wing bloc loses 55 votes as two Bridgeport delegates are denied seats for dues delinquency. Wallace accuses anti labor forces. calls for no third party. Carey faction admits weak chance to condemn Communism. left wing reforms debated. deliberations hinge on per capita voting and referendum proposals.
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United Press Despatch Today
Bridgeport
Emspak
United Press
Henry A. Wallace
Wallace
Julius Emaepak
James Mattess
C.I.O
Communist Party
James 8. Carey
United Electrical Radio and Machine Workers of America
Carrey
Kocala
International Union
Business Is Attacked At Labor Convention in Boston
At the CIO PAC convention in Boston, Jack Kroll denounced American business for squeezing workers’ wages and called for price controls. He blamed Taft and Wherry for dismantling controls, urged workers to curb prices, and proposed a four point program for 1948 including political organization, veterans registration, PAC contributions, and a million volunteer canvassers.
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Boston
Jack Kroll
Ciopac
Kroll
Senatora Taft
Ohio
Wherry
R-Neb
Taft
Bob
Workers of America
Cio-Pac
U. S
Hartley
R-N
Vetera
PAC
Canvasaera
Books and People course planned by Anne Whelan
Registration announced for an informal weekly course called Books and People in Bridgeport public schools. Anne Whelan, aided by the Adult Education department, will speak Sept 29 and 30 at Central High School from 7:30 to 9:30 PM.
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Anne Whelan
Bridgeport Public Schools
Central High School
Miss Whelan
Paria
Continent
Jean-Paul Sarte
Sarte
Paris
Summer Ending Weather Across Nations and States
The final summer morning stretched from Illinois and Michigan to New York and New England. A tropical storm in Florida threatened heavy rains and strong winds along the Atlantic coast. Temperatures dipped to 28 in Rome and Utica and 32 in parts of New Jersey, while Mount Washington logged an inch of snow and Caribou and Presque Isle saw flurries. Southern California baked with Indio at 100 and El Centro 104 as frost touched northern Iowa crops lightly.
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Rome
Utica
N. Y
Illinois
Michigan
Ohio
New York
New England
Florida
Peninsula
Atlantic
Mount Washington
N. H
Caribou
Presque Isle
California
Indio
el Centro
San Bernardino
Los Angeles
Santa Barbara
Democrats Back Whelan as Mayor
Whelan chosen as the party standard bearer with Dempsey and Edward McPadden appointed to escort him to the meeting. He expressed gratitude for the endorsement and pledged to request support after nomination, and said he would not discuss campaign issues before nomination.
Bulgarian Defies Nazi Oppression During Prosecution
The report notes a Bulgarian defendant once linked to the Reichstag fire was hanged by the Nazis. It contrasts that act with a currently heroic Bulgarian figure whose steadfast opposition to force has drawn wide admiration, as proclaimed by the department.
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Dmitrov
Reichstag
Berlin
Grand Jury Hears First Witnesses in Fatal Alley Fight Case
A grand jury reconvened before Judge Thomas J. Molloy in Superior Court at 10 o'clock today to interrogate witnesses in the case of Louis Gray, 29, of 156 George Street, accused of inflicting fatal injuries on Vincent Niper, 31, of 358 George Street, during a fist fight in an alley off Main Street north of Madison Avenue last Aug. 18.
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Thomas J. Molloy
Superior Court
Anortly
Louis Gray
George Aireet
Vincent Niper
George Street
Main Strait
Madison Avenue
Stassen Urges Study of Economic Phases in World Affairs
Cleveland Sept 23 AP Presidential candidate Harold Stassen urged the United Nations to avert World War II by recognizing the basic clash of ideologies between American and Russian systems and shifting the debate to the economic phase of world affairs. The former Minnesota governor told an American Bar association section that Americans do not want war but would fight to defend individual freedom.
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Cleveland
Harold BE. Stassen
United Nations
Stassen
Minnesota
American Bar Association
Polio Cases Decline in Connecticut Report
Hartford Sept 23 AP The State Health Department reports a drop in infantile paralysis cases with 15 new CT cases last week down from 19 the prior week and 28 two weeks earlier. Whooping cough remains most prevalent with 98 percent of new cases. total weekly cases were 118 the week before.
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Hartford
State Health Department
Wnld
Connecticut
County Plans Central Jail With Farm Site
County leaders move to fund a new jail facility, contemplating consolidating with a farm site. The plan faced court pressure over operation funding and overcrowding, with legislators from the 24th district backing the measure and a unanimous vote to proceed. Sheriff Platt urged a modern jail, while a legal action to close the Danbury jail moves forward.
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Wanderer
24Th
Kenneth Hanna
Selectman
Danbury
Melvin Dichter
Stamford
William E. Sheehy
Shelton
Andrew M. Johnson
Rose Prokop
Stratford
Sheehy
Pairfield County
Hene
Birge
Edward A. Platt
Mansfield D. Sprague
New Canaan
Mulvihill
He ethea Use Shrike Like Defense Against Enemies
Some heetlea protect themselves from enemies by emitting foul smelling secretions or distasteful secretions, while others deter foes with a repellent appearance.
Marriage Lecture Draws 300 at St Augustine hall
About 300 persons heard Rev. John C. Knott of Corpus Christi church deliver the Cana Conferences on marriage at St. Augustine's school hall. Knott cited internal and external causes of marital unhappiness, warning that changes in thought patterns are needed before social changes. The second lecture will be at the McLean club next month.
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McClean Club
John C. Knott
Corpus Christi Church
Wetherafield
St. Augustine's School Hall
Eather Knott
Hartford
Father Knott
Ms Clean Club
Thomas F. Henahan
Wiliam F Moiloy
Railroads Seek Freight Rate Boost Across Northeast
Railroads asked the Interstate Commerce Commission for higher rates on small quantity shipments in the Northeast. The ICC has heard requests for a country wide 10 percent increase on all freight, potentially rising to 27 percent if approved. The plan targets less than carload shipments with increases from 1.5 percent on 680 mile hauls to 95 percent on five mile hauls for first class traffic.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Northeast
ICC
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