Russian envoy blasts U S policy over Greek gas claim
Paris dispatch reports Soviet deputy foreign minister Andrei Vishinsky accusing Greece, with U S and British backing, of planning to use poison gas against Greek guerrillas. He also attacked the Truman administration for building a network of bases against the Soviet Union, as UN debate on the Greek Balkan crisis adjourned without a vote.
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Greece
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Britain
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Azaral
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Negev
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Busan Drlegue
Marine Band Concerts Differ At Municipal Auditorium
The U S Marine Band performs two distinct concerts at the municipal auditorium on the Marines birthday. The 2 30 matinee lasts 90 minutes and is different from the 8 30 evening show, which runs about two hours with an intermission. The 20th Engineer Company USMC Reserve will observe the anniversary. Ticket details are in an advertisement on page 12.
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U. S. Marine Band
Municipal Auditorium
William F. Santermann
20Th Engineer Co
U. S. Marine Corp Reserve
Armistice Day in Charleston to Feature Marine Leader Speech
A Armistice Day parade in Charleston will start at 10 a m with Maj Gen Lemuel C Shepherd Jr as principal speaker. The Okinawa Marine veteran now commands Marine Corps schools at Quantico will address from the Kanawha County Public Library steps after the parade. Rev Frank Donaldson will give the invocation and Gov Meadows will speak. Rabbi Samuel Cooper will deliver the benediction. Parade marshal Frank L Craney will lead the march with assistants L K Landau John H Alexander and C H Levy. The cessation of hostilities time will be marked by taps and a firing squad. The parade route runs west on Kanawha Blvd to Capt.
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Charleston
Lemuel C. Shepherd
Gt Marine Division
Okinawa
Shepherd
Marine Corps Schools
Quantico
Kanawha County
Frank Donaldson
Meadows
Rabbi Samuel Cooper
Frank L. Cranet
John Brawley
L. K. Landau
John H. Alexander
C. H. Levy
Lee St. Triangle
Krause
Kanawha Blvd
Mao and Soviet clash over world strategy in radio report
An Associated Press outline cites Mao Zedong urging anti imperial unity and a new world front led by the Communist bloc. The piece notes Mao condemns capitalist powers and calls for a united front against imperialism, with reference to Soviet leadership and opposing Western allies.
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Gerems
Es Sevice
Unionet
Uace
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Changes Foreseen In Holy Land Issue
Administration officials forecast an end to White House State Department disagreements over Palestine policy after the election. A steadier course for American relations with Israel and Arab states is expected, though future tensions with units handling Holy Land issues loom. The return of White House State Department cooperation in foreign policy has not prevented hard feelings with Undersecretary Robert Lovett.
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Washington
White House
State Department
Israel
United Nations
Bet
Britain
Near East
United States
Lovett
White House State Department
Robert Lovett
Traffic Count Arranged to Clarify City Problem
The Citizens Advisory Committee with Charleston police will begin a cordon traffic count Tuesday to measure inbound traffic volume into the cordon area. Morris Harvey College students will man intersections to record passenger cars and riders, with counts continuing until a follow up day.
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Veeabey
Charleston
Citizens’ Advisory Committee
Theity Pallee
Morris Harvey
Charles BE. Horlges
Yesarey
Tader
Ourdan
Hodges
State Road Commission
Arab peace urged as truce in Palestine collapses
Paris November 6 A United Nations source said four Arab governments were told their military position in Palestine is hopeless and they should seek peace The briefing followed a three hour talk led by Brig Gen William E Riley chief of staff of the UN truce mission with Syrian Egyptian Lebanese and Iraqi representatives Also present were Ralph Bunche and Henri Vinier The source quoted Riley as saying the truce is dead duck and the Jews in Palestine hold military control He warned a mediator cannot enforce the Security Council order to withdraw Jewish forces from positions gained since the truce began The Security Council planned to discuss a British proposal to extend withdrawal to all Palestine further complicating the already tense situation
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Paris
United Nations
Palestine
Tos
William £. Riley
United States
Ralph Bunche
U. N
Bunche
Henri Vinier
Riley
Cairo
Trans-Jordan
Abdullah
Al‘pently
Israel
Qwas
Couin
Iscaek Toeth
Negev
Egypt
Crazed Gunman Kills Seven in Chester Tenement
A gunman barricaded in a second story Chester tenement killed seven people and wounded four before fatally shooting himself. Melvin Collins, an eight year old Negro from Exmore Virginia, was named as the shooter by Assistant District Attorney R Paul Lessy. Police and witnesses described a rapid gun battle with detectives and bystanders killed or wounded as the assailant fired from the window. The spree ended with Collins dead and authorities seeking motive.
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Chester
Seige
Teager
R. Paul Lessy
Melvin Collins
Exmore
Collins
Andrew J. Desmond
Harery Gibbs
Gibbs
Edward Boyer
Elory Parnsley
Fred Cosine
Watt B Powell Dies at 64 in Charleston
Walter B. Watt Powell 64 chief of the division of side parks a city council member and longtime local baseball figure died of coronary thrombosis at a Charleston hospital. He had been ill since late last month and had returned to health debates. Powell helped found Charleston’s ball teams and was urged to name the new park Powell Field in his honor. He was born in 1884 in Millboro Virginia and moved to Charleston with his parents 58 years ago. He leaves a wife Mary Etta Wilson a daughter Lilian Shawver a sister Stella McFarland and a nephew Mas James McFarland now in the U S Army. Powell played and managed for the Charleston Senators until 1942 and helped form a War Industries League during World War II.
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Walter B
Watt) Powell
Side Parks
Charleston
al Investor
Powell
The
Conservation Commission
Millboro
J. S. Powell
Mary Etta Wilson
Lilian Shawver
Stella ‘McFarland
Lewisburg
Mas
James McFarland
U. S. Army
Charleston Senators
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A fragment from a marine news item mentions an event on a Wednesday with unclear details. The readable text hints at a timetable or notice but lacks full names, places, or outcomes. The piece appears to be OCR damaged and lacks verifiable specifics.
U S Planes Sent To French Africa
Paris reports secret American moves to rearm Western Europe. Secretary of State Marshall told a French military leader that President Truman's election accelerates U S rearming of Western troops. An informant cites plans to stock U S combat planes at French North African bases and relocate three French divisions from Germany.
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Paris
Europe
U. S
Marshall
Truman
Russia
West
Frankfurt
Germany
North
Africa
Dewey vows GOP leadership after defeat stay-at-home vote
Gov. Thomas E. Dewey announced at Albany he will stay active in the Republican Party after losing the presidential race. He blamed the defeat on overconfidence and said he has no further ambitions for public office. Dewey expressed determination to guide the party in the coming years and praised youth support, urging Republicans to remain engaged.
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N.Y
MSI
Thomas E. Dewey
Truman
GOP
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Ariz
Dewey
Dhe
Elec
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Pye
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Republican Party
Molotov Attacks U S Policy At Soviet Anniversary
Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov declared the defeat of Dewey proves Americans oppose aggression as he spoke at the Bolshoi theater on the first anniversary of the Russian Revolution. Stalin was absent as Molotov accused Britain and the United States of courting a new war and urged destruction of atom bombs.
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M. Molotov
Thomas
E. Dewey
Molotov
Stalin
Brintin
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United States
United Nations
U.S. A
Hospital Carelessness Hurts Patient in Charleston Hospital
In Charleston a man identified as Mr B suffered a fractured leg and pelvis after injuries from a car accident. Doctors repaired the bones but a hospital supervisor’s misadventure with weights caused new fractures and extended his stay. The administrator berated Mrs B when she sought a billing adjustment, prompting questions about local hospital conduct.
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Charleston
Mrs. B
Mr. B
Survey Indicates Labor Act Repeal and Farm Price Support Debate
An Associated Press survey of new Congress members shows strong backing for claims to repeal the Labor Act, support for high farm price supports, and President power over price controls. Respondents from both parties largely favor or tolerate farm subsidies and remain split on repealing the tariff law, with many qualifying their responses and noting potential voting changes before actual legislation.
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Congress
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Standiy Price
Inet
Werner Wie
Che Aise Cate Ios
Siiwes
Tas
Tuhiy
Escent
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Prine Curbie
Dent
Dontoriats
Americane
Labborite
Regoyiiticana
Caorytress
Plan Cine Trary
Cautiouarce
Toa
Milder Law to Replace Taft Hartley Act Seen Probable
Labor leaders forecast repeal of the Taft Hartley Act by a Democrat controlled Congress but expect new legislation to replace it. Administration officials will begin behind the scenes talks with labor and management to shape provisions of a KuCat tle act. Final form depends on President Truman’s return from vacation and post election political dynamics.
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INS
Congress
Uasor
Truman
Key West Ifla
Peace Rumors Stir Nanking Morning Report
In Central China the government claimed a modest victory tonight while rumors in Nanking spread that talks with the Communists were being negotiated. A military communique said three Communist columns totaling about 44 000 men were defeated in Southern Shangwing 40 miles northeast of Suchow. Unofficial reports claimed the Communists bypassed Suchow and moved toward Pengpunaly. The government said Yingkow was abandoned after a 3 000 casualty evacuation. In New York Jessica Tandy faced backstagen threats but performed A Streetcar Named Desire with detectives present and police tracing calls to a Rye tavern.
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Nanking
Central China
Shangwing
Suchow
Pengpunaly
Yingkow
Manchurian
Marine Danniere
Oregon Voters Endorse Pension Plan Despite Risks
In Salem on November 6 Oregon voters overwhelmingly approved an 850 monthly state old age pension for all residents, prompting bond bids of 2 million dollars to finance the program. Critics warned the scheme could bankrupt the state, with the public service commission halting further aid checks until the law is clarified. A sponsor admitted the plan wasn’t as intended and called for legislative changes.
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Salem
Ore
Marine Band to Perform Twice at Celebration Here
The United States Marine Band will give afternoon and evening concerts at the municipal auditorium Wednesday to mark the 173rd anniversary of the corps. The ensemble, renowned as the White House’s official musical group for 150 years, features carefully selected Americans from diverse backgrounds and undergoes strict auditions and physical exams. The band’s appearances span formal receptions to royal visits, reflecting its nationwide prestige and ceremonial duties.
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United States Marine Band
The
Gazette
Great Military Organization
United States
White House
Me a Tority Page ot Only Marine Mandatere
Readable fragments note limited marine mandate context with references to Westheaitan affairs and potential official actions. Key names are unclear in OCR but indicate political or administrative items tied to maritime matters and regional governance.
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Johnson Reported On Cabinet List
Washington May 3 A cabinet reshuffle is rumored with Forrestal's departure and possible replacements discussed. Lewis A Johnson of West Virginia, former assistant secretary of war and American Legion commander, tops potential successors as the cabinet reshuffle unfolds amid party tensions.
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Marshall
Trepra Rampanmn
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Weat Virtint
American Legion
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