Arabs to Battle Any Units Sent To Enforce Partition
Arabs at the United Nations warned they will fight any international military units enforcing partition in Palestine. The Higher Committee accused the U.N. and the United States of political pressure and said any attempt to divide Palestine would be aggression to be resisted by force.
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United Nations
United States
U. S
U. N. Assembly
Trygve Lie
U. N
Soviet
Ukraine
Vassily A. Tarasenko
Holy Land
Britain
Palestine
Partition Commission
Anid
U.N
Van
Eisler Faces Deportation Hearings in New York
In New York a federal deportation hearing probes Hanns Eisler, the Hollywood composer and brother of Gerhart Eisler, alleging Communist affiliation. Prosecutors rely on documents showing Eisler admitted Communist party membership in Germany. A final decision rests with the Attorney General as Eisler may be abroad by month’s end.
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New York
Aasisto
Hollywood
Comimunist Party
Immigrafon
Gerhart Hisler
America
Hanns Eisler
House On American Activities Committee
Communist Party
Vo J
Germany
Communist International
German Communist Party
Eisler
Tor
John P. Bord
Commissioner of Immigration Meaturalization
Boyd
United States
Gers Re Risler
Eltis Isiaud
Flour Prices Dip as Meat Piles Swell Across Stores
Flour prices fell 60 cents in three days as meat in storage places bulged, dealers in New York reported the Associated Press. Wheat and corn futures hit limits amid market volatility while nearby cash prices slipped.
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N.Y
Associated Press
Ice Flows From Elk River Drowning Man On Boats
A heavy ice flow moving from Elk river at 5 30 p m sank two houseboats and damaged a third. The victim ASI Andy Null drowned after being hurled from his boat as the ice hit. His son Archie was away in Charleston. Mrs Malor and her 14 year old son were saved. Mrs Taylor was hospitalized in Charleston. Search for Nulls body was halted by strong ice.
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Andy Null
Elk River
Null
Gazette Photes
Sterday
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C Vicitim
ASI
Iverson Young
Young
Cant. O. E. Boggess
Natl
Sun
Mrs. Mary T. Jones Dies After Fall
Mrs. Mary Thayer Jones of 1316 Virginia St E Charleston lifelong resident of a pioneer family died at 2:05 p m in a local hospital after injuring her head in a fall down basement steps yesterday Her death was caused by a cerebral hemorrhage She was active in civic and social life and belonged to First Presbyterian Church United Daughters of the Confederacy and Daughters of the American Revolution Burial will be in Spring Hill cemetery Service at 4 p m today under the First Presbyterian Church pastor officiating Flowers omitted.
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Mary Thayer Jones
Virginia St. E
Charleston
First Presbyterian Church
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Daughters of the American Revolution
Runnumieade
Maryland Manor
Jones
Morris Memorial Crippled Children’s Hospital
Milton
William 7. Thayer
Stuart W. Walker
Washington, D. C
G. T. Thayer, Sr
Harry G. Thayer
Charles
George H. Vick
Spring Hill Cemetery
Kanawha Weekend Snow and Rain Threatens Residents
Kanawha valley residents face a weekend of unsettled weather with forecasts of more rain or snow and temperatures near freezing. Thursday night dumped heavy wet snow, disrupting travel and leaving streets quagmires while utilities reported progress. 30 of 190 circuits remained out and 1,208 of 2,200 telephones out of service had been restored. West Virginia communities continued cleanup as snow lingered in Parkersburg and Bath venues while other areas dug out from ice and snow.
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Kanawha
Kanawha Valley
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co
United Fuel Gas Co
West Virginia
South Charleston
Parkersburg
Bathboursville
Sec
Pearson Settles For Costs Apology
Charles Town February 6 The trial of a $100 000 libel suit by columnist Drew Pearson ended with a settlement. A letter from Jefferson Republican editor Raymond J Funkhouser read in court said the article was published without Funkhouser knowledge and asserted Pearson is not a Communist. Judge Decatur H Rogers ruled naming a person a Commie is libel and awarded court costs of 75.28 to the publisher. Pearson said the vindication of his main claim was achieved.
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Charles Town
Drew Pearson
Jefferson Republican
Pearson
Raymond J. Funkhouser
Funkhouser
Decatur H. Rogers
Sister Iine
Chambers
Rodgers
Funk[powser
Washington
Maine
Clarence RE. Martin, Jr
Charleston
Lee Pressman Resigns From Two CIO Posts
Washington February 5 Lee Pressman resigns as general counsel of the CIO and of the CIO United Steel Workers union. Philip Murray accepts the dual resignation. Pressman says he will return to private law practice and may join political campaigning activities. Murray states the move avoids embroiling CIO policy and avoids difficulties.
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Washington
Lee Pressman
CIO
United Steel Workers Union
Philip Murray
Steed
Pressman
Wallace
Murray
Nazi General Otto von Stuelpnagel Hangs Self in Paris
Paris reports General Otto von Stuelpnagel, the occupied France administrator, hanged himself in a Paris prison cell to evade war crimes charges. Guards found him swinging from a window with bedding pulled into a noose. he died within an hour. The death follows previous executions of hostages ordered by his administration and parallels another German general’s suicide in Nuremberg.
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Stuelpnagel
Paris
Ottovor Stuelpnagel
France
Cherehe-Midi
Stielsnagel
Maurice Albert Aubry
Associated Press
Johannes
U S Names General Units Chief in Greece
Maj. Gen. James A. Van Fleet was named director of United States military groups in Greece. Maj. Gen. William G. Livesay will be relieved and focus on logistics for the Greek aid program, as Van Fleet becomes senior commander of all American forces in Greece amid the civil conflict with Communist rebels.
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Washington
Army Today
James A. van Fleet
United States
Greece
William G. Livesay
van Fleet
Graham, Pauley Acquittal Fails
Washington reports say a Senate subcommittee rejected a bid to exonerate White House physician Wallace Graham and Edwin W. Pauley on charges of using inside information for big market profits. The three Republicans on the panel opposed acquittal, while Green and allied Democrats pressed for exoneration but failed.
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Insi
Senate
White
House
Wallace Graham
Edwin W. Pauley
Sen
Green
D-R.1
Ferguson
Mich
Know
Green Brops
Graham
Pauley
Soviet Union Seen As Threat to World, Nagy Testifies
Former Hungarian premier Ferenc Nagy told the House Un American Activities subcommittee that the Soviet Union sees the United States as its main enemy and poses the greatest threat to mankind. He outlined two methods of world domination and urged the United States and free peoples to aid Eastern European nations under Soviet control. Nagy warned of Communist strikes and proposed legislation to expose or outlaw the U S Communist Party as a secret organization.
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UNS
Ferenc Nagy
Congress
Russia
United States
Svet Union
Nagy
House un-American Activities Legislative Subcommittee
Pan
U. S
Donald R. Ricbers
OPA
NRA
Communist Party
Vandenberg Hints At Reduced Marshall Plan Aid
Senator Vandenberg of Michigan hinted that Truman's proposed 6.9 billion dollar Marshall Plan budget for the first 15 months could be lowered. He declined to elaborate, saying the timetable and fund are linked to public statements, suggesting a compromise below the requested total.
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Washington
Vandenberg
R.-Mich
Truman
Marshall
Michigan
Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Foor
Senate Republican Policy Committee
Beegin
Mother Gives Birth to Second Set of Triplets
In Syracuse a 40-year-old mother, Margaret Walker, delivered her second set of triplets at Syvar Hospital. The four planned births weighed 12 pounds total, father Michael Walker, a repairman, said the family already has nine children. The triplets, two girls and a boy, arrived within eight minutes of each other and prompted the father to begin buying cigars.
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Syracuse
N. Z
Margaret Walker
Syvar
Michael Walker
Salvageer i Co
Walkers
Walker
Walker welcomes triplet boys amid big family news
The Walker family welcomed Peter Paul and Patrick born April 21, 143, joining John Michael Joseph and James Patrick as four triplet sons. Hospital staff and relatives celebrated while doctors noted the rarity of twins and triplets in a family, with odds cited as 1 in 34 million for one family to have two sets of triplets.
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Peter Paul and
Patrician
John
Michael Joseph
James Patrick
Walker
Patrick Hartnett
Davenport
Carl F. Wright
State Department of Health
Four Grocery Chains Announce Price Cuts in Flour and Lard
Four grocery chains including A and P National Jewel and Kroger announced price reductions in flour lard bacon shortening and beef. National Food Stores said further cuts would follow on Monday. A and P reduced lard and flour by four cents per pound and ten pound bags respectively while other chains faced uncertain reach.
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Chicago
National
Jewel
Kroger
National Food Stores
A & PF
New York
Ener Tea
Prices to fall as controls seen unnecessary by committee
Tobey and Buels R-Del members argue price-ration controls will be unnecessary as nature and markets adjust. Agriculture Dept notes improved world wheat prospects help drive a market decline. Dennis A. Fitzgerald cites a 112 million bushel rise in world grain available for export as a main reason for the price break amid Washington uncertainty.
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Washington
INS
Agriculture Department Today
Bernard M. Baruch
Baruch
Tobey
Buels R.-Del
Agriculture Department
Grain Review
Dennis A. Fitzgerald
International Emergency Food Committee
Congress
De Valera Loses Majority in Dail
Dublin February 7 Prime Minister Eamon De Valera’s Fianna Fail party won 66 seats while opposition groups totaled 76, wiping out his majority. De Valera vows no coalition. Dail deputies to elect PM on February 18, sparking likely debate. Independent and labor members may support a strong, stable Fianna Fail government.
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Dubla
Samweaay
Eamon de Valera
Eire
Fiannna Fail
de Valera
Thomas L. Mullins
Fianna Fail
Vaiera
National Labor
Jailbreak Actor Flees Prison Today
A man identified as Frits Ruhn escaped custody and is at large. Police report he fled the jail and remains unaccounted for, prompting a manhunt. Local authorities urge anyone with information to come forward.
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Frits Ruhn
Alan Arnold
Copsrighs
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