Vandenberg Seeks United Nations Unity After Election
LAKE SUCCESS, N. Y. AP Sen Arthur H. Vandenberg assured the United Nations that the U S government will cooperate in pursuing peace and mutual defense through the U N, regardless of Washington’s political regime. He urged a 25 percent budget ceiling but said the U S could pay more if conditions change. The speech followed questions about Russia and U N trusteeship for Japanese islands as three pending U N issues moved forward. Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt defended refugees right to choose return, countering Vishinsky’s push for repatriation.
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N. Y
Arthur H. Vandenberg
R-Mich
United Nations
United States
Washington
Vandenberg
U.N
Russia
Pacific
Security Council
Ireland
Portugal
Trans-Jordan
Albania
Outer Mongolia
Madrid
Poland
Franklin Roosevelt
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Social, Humanitarian and Cultural Affairs Committee
Prohibition Ballot Anomaly Puzzles Election Judges
In East St. Louis Illinois a ballot recheck revealed a voter who supported the Prohibition party for most offices but crossed lines for two Republican candidates. One pick was Otis Miller a tavern operator for state legislator and the other A A Fischer who runs a brewery for sheriff.
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East ST. Louis
Prohibition Party
Otis Miller
A. A. Fischer
Notre Dame and Army Battle to 0 0 Tie at Yankee Stadium
Army and Notre Dame, both contending for the mythical national title, battled to a scoreless 0 to 0 tie before a record crowd at Yankee Stadium on Saturday.
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New York
Army
Notre Dame
Yankee Stadium
Byrnes Weighs Ban on Atom Brander to Halt Scare
Washington AP state Byrnes may ask Truman to ban atom brandishing by U S military and naval leaders amid embarrassing remarks. Spaatz Irvine and Symington deny White House talks on a B 29 global flight. State Dept objections cited as diplomacy worsens.
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Washington (Ap
Truman
United States
Air Force
Navy
William F. Halsey
Air Forces
Clarence S. Irvine
Pacusan Dreamboat
Russia
Miami
Carl Spaatz
Army Air Forces
Irvine
Big Radio Networks Face Growing Threat of Strike
New York reports that AFRA faces a possible strike by about 10,000 members across four major networks. Locals in New York Chicago and San Francisco authorized strikes if talks fail to produce a new contract with a 35 percent wage rise and working condition changes. Hollywood acted to empower its union board to call a strike. Key figures include Jack Benny Jack Haley Penny Singleton and NBC's Ken Carpenter as AFRA president. Negotiations stalled after a dispute over a clause restricting networks from piping AFRA programs to nonnegotiating stations, seen as essential to prevent scabbing. Strike timing governed by Smith Connally act with potential action after November 23 if talks do not resume. In Chicago union reps plan to meet network officials to decide on resuming negotiations or calling a strike ballot.
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New York
American Federation of Radio Artists
AFS
AFRA
Chicago
San Francisco
Hollywood
National
Jack Benny
Jack Haley
Penny Singleton
Ken Carpenter
NBC
Heller
Raymond Jones
Missing Coed Bobs Up Safe In Fort Wayne
Eaton Ohio AP Parents of Mary Zimmerman a 19 year old coed missing from Bowling Green State University said she was safe in Fort Wayne Indiana She wrote she was working as a domestic in a Fort Wayne home and asked permission to keep the job She offered no explanation for the disappearance but said it did not involve boyfriend trouble or studies The family planned to travel to Fort Wayne to confirm her safety
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Zimmerman
Fort Wayne
For Better or Worse Drunkenness Ruled Not Cruelty
In Birmingham England Justice Sir Henry Gordon Willmer refused a divorce petition, holding that drunkenness falls under the better or worse aspect of marriage vows. He ruled drunkenness alone does not prove cruelty to justify dissolution of the marriage between Mrs. Hugh Victor Forester and her husband.
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Birmingham
England
Henry Gordon Willmer
Hugh Victor Forester
Henry
Argentina and Russia Begin Commerce Treaty Talks
Buenos Aires reports Argentina and Russia have opened negotiations for a treaty of commerce navigation and friendship. The talks began Friday night with officials stating the goal to expand bilateral trade and mutual cooperation between the two nations.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Russia
Scarecrows Battle of Sexes Shocks High School
A campus clash over a "Hate Women Week" escalated as girls wore their parents nightshirts to school mimicking the male fad. Principal Corkery threatened bed in infirmary if pajama tops remained. The next day both sexes arrived in nightwear. the boys promised neckties and better dress for class next Tuesday.
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Washington
Corkery
Army trainer crash near Marietta base kills pilot
An army air base board investigated a Saturday AT-6 trainer crash on a routine flight in Norcross Georgia. The pilot was killed and his passenger injured. Names of personnel were temporarily withheld.
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Norcross
Marietta Air Base
Army
Big Four bypass Trieste issue amid border dispute hopes
Western diplomats foresee scrapping the Trieste plan if Italy and Yugoslavia settle their bitter Adriatic border quarrel. Rome may host Pietro Nenni in Belgrade as ministers shift focus to new issues, with Bevin accusing Molotov of contempt over a wartime Jews property restoration clause in the Italian peace treaty.
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Trieste
Italy
Yugoslavia
Rome
Pietro Nenni
Belgrade
Adriatic
Britain
Bevin
Molotov
Romania
Paris
Byrnes
No More G I Families To Go Overseas
The army ordered that no more wives and families of enlisted men in the lower grades be sent overseas after December except to U S territories Hawaii Panama and Puerto Rico Officers and NCOs to continue to join abroad Wives and families may regroup in private housing within the United States territories while shipments and overseas housing for lower grades end by December The War Department cited shipping limits funds and a housing shortage as reasons and offered discharge or US transfer options for enlisted men with 18 months or more left to serve by February 1
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Washington
Army
United States
Order On
Hawaii
Panama
Puerto Rico
War Department
Sailor Bricks Civilians From Downtown Hotel Roof
In Seattle a half-nude sailor perched on a downtown hotel roof forced 50 pedestrians and seven officers to shelter for about 30 minutes by hurling bricks from a wrecked chimney. Thomas R. Washington, 20, of Cleveland, stood on the ledge and fired as people moved. He was captured via a hidden fire escape and said his motive was I am sore at civilians. He claimed four years in the navy with 22 months overseas and was booked on an open charge.
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Seattle
Thomas R. Washington
Cleveland
Washington
Navy
Martha Raye Reconciles With Fourth Husband Nick Condos
Los Angeles AP reports Martha Raye and her fourth husband Nick Condos, who also manages her, have patched their marital rift. She dismissed the divorce action she had filed a week earlier.
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Los Angeles
Martha Raye
Nick Condos
Blizzard Toll Climbs in Colorado Fatalities Rise
Denver AP reports a week of heavy snow left 11 people dead across Colorado and parts of Wyoming. Planes aided relief as roads iced over, and dares of blizzard conditions continued through Saturday. A rescuer snow weasel helped a Canon City resident reach hospital and a new baby was born after rescue. Los Angeles also saw up to five inches of early November snow across Lake Arrowhead and Idyllwild.
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Colorado
Weather Bureau
Wyoming
Southcentral
Frank Tomsick
Canon City
Manuel Valdez
Foster Ransom
Los Angeles
Lake Arrowhead
Henry M Files Dies in Syracuse
Henry M Files 55 former Cedar Rapids insurance man dies Friday afternoon at his Syracuse New York residence after weeks of heart illness. Funeral Monday 2 pm at Fairchild Meech chapel Syracuse with burial there. Survived by widow Helen Thomas Files and two children Robert and Jean Files. Brothers Dr Edward H Files Cedar Rapids and Howard W Files Minneapolis.
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Henry M. Files
Cedar Rapids
Syracuse
N. Y
Fairchild and Meech
Helen Thomas
Robert Files
Harvard Business School
Jean Files
Edward H Files
Howard W Files
Minneapolis
Truman to issue general policy statement after election
Washington AP reports President Truman will brief reporters at a 10 am news conference Monday. He plans a policy statement in light of Tuesday's election results and will attend Armistice Day ceremonies at Arlington National Cemetery to lay a wreath on the tomb of the Unknown Soldier.
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Truman
White House
Charles G Ross
Arlington National Cemetery
Il Am
Arlington Amphitheater
Byrnes
Tear Gas Breaks Up Wisconsin U Rally
In Madison police used three tear gas bombs to disperse a boisterous homecoming crowd at the University of Wisconsin campus after a rally. About 4000 students marched downtown. rocks hit theater marquees and vehicles as three high school youths were taken into custody. Wisconsin faced Iowa the following Saturday in the homecoming game.
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Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
William McCormick
Wisconsin
Iowa
Change in Thirteenth Street Bus Route
Cedar Rapids News city lines bus manager E A Prochaska announced a temporary Thirteenth Street NE route change. Buses will run north on Center Point Road NE to Thirty-second Street NE and return by the same route to the loop. All travel over Oakland Road NE has been eliminated.
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Cedar Rapids
City Lines
E. A. Prochaska
Thirteenth Street
Center Point Road
Thirty-second Street
Oakland Road
Prochas Ika
Deaths and Notices in Daily Record Indexes
A compact entry lists daily sections including Deaths, Editorial Features, Movies, Sports, State, and radio notes. The page appears to be an index or table of contents for the Daily Record with brief references to various topics and departments.
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Ceecseeeeess Daily Record
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Cirasccseeuwes
Marion
Sera
Scseecesvsensenene
Ncvcste
Season's First Snow Moves Into Iowa From Rockies
Snow edges into northern and western Iowa on Saturday with rain across much of the rest of the region. Fort Dodge logs a low of 29 degrees while Cedar Rapids reaches 40 at 2:30 p.m. Saturday. The Rockies snowstorm extends into Nebraska, Colorado, Wyoming, and South Dakota as winds rise and drifting increases.
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Iowa
The
Mercury
Fort Dodee
Cedar Rapids
Rocky Mountains
Rockies
Nebraska
Colorado
Wyoming
South Dakota
United States
Weather Bureau
Chicago youths charged with breaking entering
Homer Floyd Rose and Patrick Millard Eddy both of Chicago were charged in district court with breaking and entering after a break in at Joe and Cliff's Sandwatch Shop. They were arrested following an 85 mph highway pursuit from east of Springville to Marion, with plea deadline set for 10 am Tuesday.
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Cedar Rapids News
Homer Floyd Rose
Patrick Millard Eddy
Chicago
Joe
Cliff
Springville
Marion
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Warren Hickey
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R. H Pickford
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