Struggle Over Next UN Leader Seen After Lie Resignation
United Nations diplomats report a closed door contest to succeed U N Secretary General Trygve Lie. Russians push to move quickly with a Soviet ally while Western powers caution patience as informal talks may begin next week.
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Lie
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Carlos P. Romulo
Philippines
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Iran
Luis Padilla Nervo
Mexico
Lester 3. Pearson
Canada
Stanislau Skrzezewski
Senators Headed for Europe Asia to Review U S Info
Senators Fulbright Hickenlooper and Gillette depart to study U S information and propaganda abroad. Fulbright will cover Europe, Hickenlooper the Far East, Gillette will include India and the Middle East. They plan to report to Congress after mid December.
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Injured Gridder Catches Pair in Flight from Fire
Alma College alumnus and Wayne University senior John D. Anderson, 23, caught two children as they leaped from a Birmingham, Michigan home ablaze. He saved a 2.5 month old baby and Jill Beardsley, 14, then absorbed a 15 foot drop without lasting harm. Firefighters arrived as more children prepared to jump. The house belonged to Terry Mahaffey’s grandparents. all adults were away.
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McCarthy Signals FCC Scrutiny by Senate Investigations Unit
Senator McCarthy indicated the Senate Investigations Subcommittee will target the Federal Communications Commission in the new Congress. He seeks preliminary inquiries into complaints from GOP and Democratic senators, cites alleged incompetence and waste, and favors expanding the subcommittee to nine members with task forces to monitor government activity.
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Local Classified Highlights From Snowy Weekend Ads
A chaotic collage of notices and ads lists services for nursing homes real estate and home repairs. It includes employment leads for nurses carpenters and route salesmen plus listings for hall dances beauty services and general contracting.
Gazette Want Ad Rates And Publication Details
The notice outlines Sunday Gazette want ad rates and publication rules. Rates per line vary by length and day, with deadlines and consecutive day pricing. The page lists times for announcements and religious program listings associated with specific broadcast stations and speakers.
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Exel Lsten
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Ra Hoven
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Ty Orear
Billy Srehan
E. Collard
Farm Prices Dip Further Than Costs
Washington indicates the 30 days ending Nov 15 marked the first time since the Korean War began that farmers did not receive a fair return. Prices to farmers fell two percent while costs dropped one third of one percent. the price index was 277 and the cost index 241 relative to 1910 14 averages. Meat animals cotton fruit and corn fell, offsetting small gains in truck crops food grains poultry and eggs. Costs declined mainly from feeder livestock feed and items for farm households, while clothing building materials and gasoline rose.
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INS
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Gross Pushes U S to Deny Paying Ewing Trip Costs
Rep. H R Gross demands Comptroller General recover expense funds for Feder al Security Administrator Oscar R Ewing and his party on a world trip. Ewing and Mrs Ewing travel with an aide. Ewing says public interest justifies the trip and Mrs Ewing pays her own way. Truman says the matter is not his business.
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