Vinson Speech Marks First Kentucky Chief Justice
The ceremony for Fred Vinson as the new chief justice of the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia featured two oaths, a Bible kiss, and a Kentucky flavored benediction. President Truman praised Vinson as the right choice, and the event drew Cabinet members, Supreme Court justices, lawmakers, Eisenhower, and prominent figures. In related notes, John W. Snyder will be sworn in as Treasury secretary tomorrow, and discussions at the UN touched on Franco, with debates over relations and potential actions pending.
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Fency
United States Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Vinson
Kentucky
Truman
Ra Sret
Treasury
Navy
Supreme Court
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Jesse H. Jones
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Beecaient
Roosevelt
Henry Wallace
William Green
AFL
John W. Snyder
Bethany Building Project Approved at Bethany College
Federal approval authorized a 340 900 project to add two new buildings and an addition to a dorm at Bethany College to expand veteran housing. The package includes a 180 000 mine dormitory, a 50 000 field house, and a 100 000 dining hall expansion, part of CPA approved 23 projects totaling 967 941 16.
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Bethany College
Alex H. Cooper
Civilian Production Administration
CPA
Echca
Valley Camp Coal Co
Elm Grove
Wheeling
Ohio
U.S. Bureau of Mines
Morgantown
American Rolling Mill Co
Montroal
Webster County Board of Education
Wayne County
Onia Cartage Co
Huntington
H. G. Boyars
Fairmont
J. J. Caldwell Co
J. H. Broadwater
Salem
AE Oliver
Beckley
FEI, duFont_de Nemours and Co
Belle
Christ Methodist Church
Charleston
Lang e and Poland clash at UN council over Spanish case
Poland led a UN Security Council debate charging Generalissimo Franco with threatening world peace. Dr. Lange outlined Poland's case while Evatt opposed re reading and China and six others backed Poland against a veto. The session adjourned after drafting committee appointment.
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Poland
W. R.hodgson
Sidling
Australia
France
China
Brazil
Franco
General Assembly
Council
United Nations
Franco Ah
United States
Herschel V. Johnson
Russia
Dr. Lange
Francisco Castillo Najera
Mexico
Lange
Castillo Najera
Cadogan
Dr. Evatt
Andrei A. Gromy‘ko
Great Britain
Dey
Spain
Generalissimo
Evatt
der. Evatt
Quo-Tai-Chi
Franko
U S Aid to Chiang Kai-shek Scrutinized
United States assistance to Chiang Kai-shek's government has risen sharply, contradicting prior Moscow Big Three promises of a hands-off China. The Communist party now opposes American military aid, arguing it intrudes in China's internal affairs and breaches previous commitments.
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United States
Chiang Kai-shek
U. S
Moscow
China
Kuomintang
U S A B Bomb Policy Sparks Global Debate
Pravda criticizes U S plans to relax UN veto rules and to expand atomic bomb production while retaining secrecy. It claims private firms like DuPont influence research and questions American monopolies in atomic energy. The piece argues full transparency would threaten U S security and accuses Washington of distrust toward allies and the international control agenda.
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United States
Pravada
Savada
Delaware Chemical
I. G. Farbenindustrie
German Chemical Trust
Wilmington
Del
Walter 5. Carpenter, Jr
E. I. du Pont de Nemours, Co
United Nations
Russia
I. G. Farben
duPont
Fravda
Carpenter
Baruch
United Kingdom
France
China
United Nations Security Council
Security Council
Viscose Workers Vote Amid Ballot Shuffle
Viscose Employes vyon the wrom Page as the ballots were shufted together before counting started. The TWUA, in contract talks with Viscose for nine years, represents the workers. A company spokesman said negotiations would resume tomorrow after the NLRB tally.
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Vyon
Wrom
TWUA
Viscose
NLRB
United States Pushes Danube Navigation and Postwar Plans
The Big Four's war era talks shifted to Danube free navigation and postwar arrangements. Byrnes dined with Bevin to discuss bilateral talks while Molotov pressed for a joint statement independent of treaties. The council shelved the issue as Molotov and Byrnes sparred over who should lead the dialogue and how to distribute ships and assets.
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Byrnes
Ernest Bevin
Danube
Molotay
Molotov
Brazil
Norway
Molotey
Italy
Hungary
Austria
Also Adige
London
Tyrol
Bevin
Tenda
Briga
Council
Maryland races promise new faces in Congress picks
Radcliffe Trails continues from page one noting internal campaign troubles. Maryland will send at least one new member to Congress as Haldwin leaves a seat for governor. Five incumbents face opposition except Republican J Glenn Beall, 6th district, who has nominal primary opposition.
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Maryland
Congress
Haldwin
J. Glenn Beall
Hungry workers report meat shortages and black market danger
Across the nation shortages hit meat supplies as strikes and low yields reduced stocks. Indiana inspectors warned diseased meat could cross to consumers while Cleveland, Cincinnati, Detroit, and Denver markets faced reduced beef and pork. In Mobile housewives protested dealers, and Los Angeles and Denver reported scarce red meat with black market sales cited.
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Indiana
Slaughter House
Roy Huggins
Cleveland
Columbus
Cincinnati
Detroit
South
Mobile
Ala
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Denver
Trooper Outlines Motorist Pedestrian Safety Rules
Sgt Leonard Hawkins of the South Charleston detachment issued safety guidance for motorists and pedestrians. Drivers should ensure mechanical safety, drive at safe speeds, stay right, avoid intoxication, and watch for bicyclists and pedestrians while approaching others. Pedestrians should not rely on drivers, walk facing traffic, cross only at intersections, avoid intoxication, and check for traffic before stepping from behind buses or parked cars. State police conclude a two day meeting with State Superintendent W Burchell.
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Leonard Hawkins
South Charleston
Finas
Burchell
West Virginia
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U. N. Council
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Bacardi
Deink Extant
Bacardi Imports, Inc
New York
U.S
Big
Trieste
Radcliffe
Eae Ata
Hoveehold
REX
F. Houseman Garage
Virginia
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Laken
Swolfen Jaints
Stan Cohen
de Ays Rok
Fayecte Drug Co
Smithers, W. Va
Tupac
Verminix
Terminix
Boone Hotel
Fieldcrest
ST. Mary’s
Chatham “Lamsdown
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Leaksville
Cadick
Stoee
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