Four Nations Join In U N Dispute Over Indonesian Crisis
Hodgson blasted Dutch repudiation of the Renville truce and urged a U N act to free Indonesian leaders. Syrian delegate Faris el Khouri backed Australian amendments seeking cease fire reports, while Malik accused the American good offices chief of pressuring Indonesians. The United States reportedly softened its draft to gain council support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hodgson
U.N
Good Offices Committee
Soekarno
Council
U.S. S
Renville
Southeast Asia
Syria
Faris el Khouri
Republ Tan
el Khouri
Malik
H. Merle Cochran
Good’ Offices Committee
Madioen
Matik
United States
Generous Donations Acknowledged For Hansford Aid
The article lists numerous contributors from Charleston Beckley Frametown and beyond who helped Hansford with donations, some unnamed or illegible. It notes appreciation from Hansford for the generosity despite anonymity and illegibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fon
A.B. Chambers
Danville
A. H Hix
Charleston
William Casebolt
Ella H.anderston
Goldie Jones
Riverside
Betty Scott
E. B. Imotes
Taplin
G. H. Burgess
Diarmond
Joe Haddad
Beckley
George M. Brannon
Mabel Jarrell
A. W
Living Costs Index Outlook and December Trends
The article notes continued downward trend in living costs into December with prices flattening on food and other goods. It highlights a delayed December index, potential wage impact on GE workers, and a possible record retail sales volume around $13 billion with a strong meat price decline and mixed food sector movements. It quotes Ralph Helstein opposing a wage charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dun & Bradstreet
China Forces Halt Attack on Tangku Communique
Nationalist warships broke up an assault on Tangku as Peiping, Tientsin, and nearby cities faced isolation and quiet. Observers say Communists could seize Pelping and Tientsin but delay, with Peiping fortified and backed by two million residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceniquea
Tientain
Tientsin
Tentsin
Peiping
Pelping
Communist union infiltration warned by 1944 CIO list
A wartime committee pamphlet labeled unions as key to a Communist program warning workers that a strike under a Communist government could invite soldiers and killings. It warned the Longshoremen could wreck U S military power in war and said the Electrical Workers union controlled weapon parts factories. The list named 20 CIO unions identified as strongly entrenched by Communists, including the American Communications Assoc. and the International Woodworkers, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Elecentrical Workers Union
CIO
American Communications Assoc
International Federation of Architects, Engineers
Fur Workers
Fisherman's Union
International’ Woodworkers
Marine Cooks and Stewards
Association of the Pacific Coast
National Maritime Union
United Federal Workers
United Public’ Workers
Transport Workers
United Cannery, Agricultural and Packing Workers
the Electrical Workers
Charter Granted To Grafton Paper
The Grafton Publishing Co of Grafton was chartered yesterday with £50,000 authorized capital by John S Rhoda Carroll H Muth and James W Stoudt all of Reading Pa The firm will publish the Grafton Evening Sentinel sold to Reading interests last month by former owner James F Holt The 7 year old paper founded in 1870 was in Halt family hands since inception Holt sold control to Joseph A Abey of Reading Pa circulation manager of the Eagle and Times at Reading and owner of Clifton Forge Review at Clifton Forge Va Other firms chartered include Greenbrier Fuel Co Beech Lick Coal Co Fayetteville Jewelry Co Club Maher and others with capitals from $20 000 to $25 000 and incorporators named
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton Publishing Co
Grafton
John S
Rhoda
Cawron
H. Muth
James W. Stoudt
Reading
James F. Holt
James W. Holt
Halt
Joseph
Abey
The
Eagle and Times
Clifton Forge
Flem Hannah
Dora Lee Hannah
Williamson
Pilgrims and War Tension Highlight Christmas Era News
Egyptian Foreign Ministry denied plans to bar Christian pilgrims to holy sites during Christmas. Israel accused Egypt of refusing to allow armistice talks, signaling full freedom of action. Reports describe trapped Egyptian troops at Faluja and Jewish forces reinforcing positions while a Jewish settlement near Beersheba, Nirim, stands near the Negev front. Egypt pressed for release of Falujan garrison as a condition for talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old City
Arab Legion
Cairo
Foreign Ministry
Palestine
Egypt
Faluja
Israel
Nirim
Negev
Beersheba
Rafala
Tel Aviv
United Nations
Sayre On Papers Tied To Communist Spy Ring
Sayre claims papers were among records seized by a 1927 and 1938 Communist spy ring, denying theft by his office. He says four people had access: himself, Miss Newcomb, Miss Eunice Lincoln, and Alger Hiss, his aide. Hiss has been indicted for lying about obtaining confidential information. The committee has questioned Lincoln and Hiss. two documents cited relate to the Chinese Japanese war in 1938, one telegram remains unreleased. Sayre insists theft and crime of gravity occurred and vows to pursue the thief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cantingen Fram Rage Ap
Chambers
Heiny
Sayre
Miss Newcomb
Miss Eunice Lincoln
Alger Hiss
Hise
New York
Grand
Hiss
Miss Lincoln
Japanese War Crim e Trials Details At Parade
A priest who witnessed the executions of Tojo and six others recounts the hangings in the death house. He recalls no sheets on the faces and reports Tojo’s farewell poem and a final gesture of prayer. He notes the condemned drank wine, offered banzais, and Shook hands with him before death. The account also covers Dutch moves in Central Java during a five day campaign including captures at Magelang and Soerakarta and the broader Japanese surrender aftermath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treat 'Saed
Vepricat
Tojo
Hirota
Buddha
Hanayama
Ayana
Ike
Matsui
Iwano Matsui
Loss of Third City and Dutch Advance in Sumatra and Java
Troops ashore at Balige and Siborong Borong seized an airfield and moved toward Taractoeng as a Verbal report notes a parallel drive from Medan toward the West coast. In Central Java a Marine brigade landed at Toeban last Saturday midnight and moved south from Rabat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balige
Siborong-Borong
Taractoeng
Sibolga
Sumatra
Medan
Java
Toeban
Rabat
Sides blame each other in ongoing rights power clash
The dispute centers on each side claiming the other seeks its extinction. Industry-wide bargaining was not a fundamental cause of the conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foxe
Lewis Is Ordered Continuation of Union Stipulation
The notice states Lewis is ordered to continue a stipulation by union within a month. The directive also targets District 31 and several locals at three West Virginia coal firms, Atlas Engineering Co Wheeling Grafton Coal Co Clarksburg and Coleman and Gary Inc Buckhannon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis’ Union
District 31
West Virginia
Atlas Engineering Co
Wheeling, Grafton Coal Co
Clarksburg
Coleman and Gary, Inc
Buckhannon
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Security Council
Baird Hardware CO
Bat
Washington Fi
Biha
Seter
Washington, E
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Amalam
Parker Warrion
Oak al
Maclyn Lott Collins
Runselt
Maynard Hiley
Chicago, Il
Dole Mardin
Volice
Oberlan
Chicago
Ralph Helstein
China
St. Paul's Litheran Church
Lea
Beauregard Streets
WOR
To'o
Joverto
Mantorp
Magelang
Serajoe
Demak-Koedoes
Semarang
Malang
Thia
Central Java
Ilogjakarta
Banjarmas
Pekalongan
Bojolat
Soerakar
Demak
Voedoes
Path
Rembang
Mpaerang
Lewis
Petraigia
Purity Maid
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