Attlee Proposes International Pool for Bomb Secrets
Washington reports British Prime Minister Attlee urged a three power plan to place the atomic bomb and other secret weapons in an international pool under UN control. Access would require full cooperation with UNO and pooling of each nation’s own secret weapons. Leaders discussed conditional Russia access and a future Big Three meeting to review Soviet demands.
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Britain
America
Russia
Attlee
United Nations Organization
Truman
W. L. Mackenzie King
Permanent
France
China
UNO
Asia
Europe
Ussr
United States
I. Attlee
Great Britain
Canada
UNO Security Council
William D Leahy
Symes
Lord Halifax
Lester Pearson
Sir John Anderson
Atomic Energy Ad‘visory “Commission
Chinese Issue Is Tossed Into Council's Law
Chinese Communists and Chiang Kai-shek's central government agreed to let the proposed political consultative council settle outstanding issues of China's civil war with session expected around November 20. A Communist spokesman said peace hinges on Chiang canceling bandit suppression orders, while national events including a May 5 assembly and a Manchuria drive loom. Delegates from seven groups, including Tung Pou and Carson Chang, were summoned to Chungking to join the council. Military moves north of Chinwangtao were announced as Jin Lun-ming urged a future offensive, with both sides accusing the other of aggression. Barbe warned peaceful settlement is preferred to a long conflict.
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New Council
Chinese Democratic League
China
National Assembly
Manchuria
Chungking
Tung Pou
San Francisco
New York
Carson Chang
National Socialist Party
Democratic League
League
Tu Li-ming
Chinwangtao
Wang Jofei
Red
Chinese Political Consultative Council
United Press
Chiang
Russia
Henan
Hopci
Daniel Barbey
Chinwang
Combination Auto And Plane Coming to Market
San Diego report describes a roadplane from Consolidated Aircraft with an ultra streamlined chassis the size of a sedan and a tricycle landing gear. Norman V. Davidson says the vehicle can drive on roads then lift off with wings folded. The rear mounted 75 horsepower motor drives the plane and controls are aircraft type. Wings and tail are said to be easily attached or removed.
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San Diego
Calif
Consolidated Aircraft Company
Norman V. David
Davidson
Orly
Lexiglas
Polk County Clubs Receive Beer Permits in Iowa
DES MOINES AP Polk County board grants beer permits to the Mainliner and Pastime night clubs. Both clubs were raided last summer in a liquor and gambling crackdown led by a constable, with an injunction pending against the Mainliner.
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Des Moines
Polk County Board For Supervisors
Jackson seeks trial substitution for Krupp elder
Justice Robert H. Jackson asked the international military tribunal to substitute Alfred Krupp for his ailing father Gustav Krupp von Bohlen und Halbach as a defendant in the war crimes trials. If granted, a 10 day to two week delay to start the trial is likely. Krupp senior is reported gravely ill after a paralytic stroke.
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David Maxwell-Fyfe
Great Britain
Elder Krupp
Krupp
Salzburg
Nuernberg
War Crimes Tribunal
Seven Michigan Boys School Inmates Hunted
Police hunted seven of 21 inmates who escaped from the boys vocational school in Lansing. Retiring superintendent John A. Swets said no trace had been found of the seven as the others were recaptured Saturday night and Sunday morning in and near Lansing.
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Lansing
Mich
Boys’ Vocational School
John A. Swets
Plan to Cut Recognitional Strikes Reached
A labor management peace committee tentatively agreed on a plan to curb or end strikes over union recognition. Employers and unions would jointly petition the NLRB for consent elections at contract expirations or when a union seeks first bargaining rights, with both sides bound to accept the result. Such use could reduce disputes over recognition.
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Washington
Labor-Management Peace
National Labor Relations Board
Committee On
NLRB
Management and Labor
Representation Committee
Visioned Boy Draws Throngs In Rain To Quiet Altar
New York report on Joseph Vitalo, nine, who prayed at a rock altar in a Bronxdale vacant lot as more than six thousand people stood in the rain. Police controlled crowds while relatives and spectators watched the ninth night of the boy’s ritual sequence and his promise of a future event.
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Robert Richards
New York
Joseph Vitalo
Joseph
Mary
Vitalo
Grand Concourse
New Jersey
John Harney
Daily Record Index Section Overview
A partial OCR of the Daily Record index page lists departments such as Editorial Features, Farm, Marion, Movies, Radio, Calendar, Sports and Women’s Features. It mentions deaths and other brief items across pages 6 to 8 with scattered unreadable text and placeholders.
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Vesseneeeecere
al Daily Record
Abe Raglaateg
Agtst
Pasee
Sesee Eld
Marion
Betape
Aes Picepere
Seastveg Ag
Ike's Plane Lands At Boston Airport
Gen Dwight D. Eisenhower arrived at Squantum Naval Air Station in a fog bound C 54 transport at 10 35 a m on Monday en route to Washington to testify on armed services unification plans He would attend Boston Armistice Day events Ike greeted his wife and Massachusetts Governor Maurice J Tobin and Boston Acting Mayor John Kerrigan before photographers and a joking crowd
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Boston
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Naval Air Station Field
Squantum
Washington
Eisenhower
Eisenhower flies home with seven high point GI soldiers
Frankfurt reports General Dwight D. Eisenhower returning to the United States accompanied by seven high point G I s. The men were picked at Marburg reinforcement depot for their soldierly bearing and high points after Eisenhower’s plane had extra seats.
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Frankfurt
Dwight D. Eisenhower
High Point G. I's
Marburg
Eisenhower
U S Sixth Army to Be Deactivated Next January
Tokyo reports the United States Sixth Army, slated to lead the invasion of Japan, will be deactivated next January. Over 15,000 officers and men have already returned to the United States, with departures from Japan beginning October 26. A spokesman said a formal breakup date isn’t set but could be January 26, Gen. MacArthur’s birthday.
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Tokyo
United States
Sixth Army
Sixth
Japan
Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
Walter Krueger
Hull Wins Nobel Peace Prize for 1945 Work
London AP Reuters dispatch from Oslo reports Cordell Hull awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for 1945. It notes Hull, former U S secretary of state who laid groundwork for the San Francisco Conference drafting the United Nations Charter, and mentions the 1944 prize to the International Committee of the Red Cross in Geneva for aid to war prisoners.
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London
Reuters
Oslo
Cordell Hull
Hull
United States
Edward R. Stettinius
San Francisco
International Committee of the Red Cross
Geneva
Nobel Committee
Red Cross Pair Die in Palermo Plane Crash
Twenty two people die in a transport plane crash near Palermo airport including two Red Cross girls and 17 GI passengers with one survivor. The Athens to Naples flight struck trouble in the dark as floodlights failed and the aircraft attempted an emergency landing, bursting into flames.
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Rome
INS
Red Cross
Palermo
Athens
Naples
Henry Hromek Dies After 55 Years With Gazette
Henry J. Hromek 67 longtime superintendent of The Gazette’s composing room and Gazette employee for nearly 55 years died at home 1715 Second Avenue South East of coronary thrombosis. He became ill after attending the Iowa Iowa City game and faced pneumonia. he was discharged recently and had written to James Faulkes. He joined Gazette in 1891 at age 12, guiding copy flow and deadlines with humor and discipline, tirelessly serving printers, cub reporters, and editors.
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Henry J. Hromek
The
Gazette
Second Avenue
Sbe
Iowa City
St. Luke's Hospital
James . Faulkes
the Gazette Company
Tucson
Ariz
Faulkes
Hank” Hromek
Grinnell
Coe College
Waubeek
Hromek
Marvin Hromek
Mr. Hromek
C. L. Miller
Mr.Miller
Hank
British War Gains In Soerabaja As Indonesians Seek Soviet Aid
British Indian infantry gained control of most of Soerabaja Batavia reports say while Soebardjo appeals to Molotov for Soviet help. He warns Britain may reimpose Dutch rule and promises Indonesian cooperation with Allied disarmament of Japanese forces. Casualties mount as fighting persists.
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Batavia
Java
Soebardjo
Britain
Indonesia
Molotov
Sockbardjo
Soecrabaja
Soekarno
Singapore
Erabaja
Sir Philip Christison
Netherlands East Indies
Islam Congress
bin Jogjakarta
Fair Tuesday Delayed By Cold and Drizzle
Cedar Rapids forecasters delayed the cold front by another day as light rain and drizzle lingered. Skies are expected to clear Tuesday with cooler temperatures and a low near 34. Statewide highs reached 54 in Des Moines and Cedar Rapids saw 60 by noon after a 0.1 inch rainfall.
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Cedar Rapid
Iowa
Des Moines
Mason City
Cedar Rapids
Chambers
Sulfa Pioneer Dies in Pittsburgh at 68
Dr Charles B Schildecker age 68 a pioneer in sulfa drug research died in Pittsburgh from a heart ailment. He had long influenced medicinal chemistry and was involved in early sulfa discoveries.
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Pittsburgh
Charles B. Schildecker
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