Aiken and GOP Leaders Pledge Cooperation in Good Bills
Senator Aiken of Vermont said he wrote President Truman offering full cooperation on forward looking legislation while opposing the old guard leadership. Senator Young of North Dakota and Senator Flanders of Vermont foresee a shakeup in GOP leadership and agree to drop partisan sniping in favor of Truman proposals for social security expansion and national resource development. Aiken urged party renewal after Truman’s victory, stating voters distrust the old guard and that the party must renovate its machinery to elect a Republican president.
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Ren. Aiken
R-Vt
Truman
Duta
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R-N.d
Areter
Congress
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Asken
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Flanders
Vermont
Aiken
Thomas E. Dewey
Dewey
Kitten
Truman Election Eases UN's Immediate Future
Paris dispatch notes U.S. President Truman’s election calms UN's near term outlook. Delegates say continuity reduces uncertainty amid Berlin and Russia questions, contrasting with possible Dewey administration. John Foster Dulles lurks as a recalled alternative in Republican policy debates.
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United Nations Assembly
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Dewey
John’ Foster Dulles
White’ House
Cal
Marine Band Soloists to headline afternoon and evening concert
The United States Marine Band will perform at the municipal auditorium Wednesday under The Gazette’s sponsorship. Two soloists from the band will showcase high level musicianship after rigorous auditions and tests. Tickets go on sale with matinee at 50 cents for students and 1 to 2 dollars for the evening show. Reservations available after 11 PM at 68-7371.
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Labor Leaders Clash Over Taft-Hartley Oath Repeal
Labor leaders foresee a tough fight in the new Congress over the non Communist oath required by Taft Hartley. President Truman and the Democrats vow to repeal the act, vetoed by Truman, and may seek a compromise bill with industry and labor. A mixed repeal and new legislation approach is suggested.
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Congress
Truman
Democratic Party
Bath Congress
Tait Phartley
Maritime Strike Accord Reached in San Francisco
In San Francisco on a foggy night, employers and maritime unions announced a pact to end the West’s 67 day strike. The plan assigns the National CIO and the San Francisco Employers' Council to monitor and prevent future disputes that could shut down ships. CIO longshoremen, CIO marine cooks and stewards, and the Water front Employers Assoc. accepted the peace plan, with the San Francisco Employers' Council agreeing to lead dispute prevention efforts.
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Maritime
National Cio
San Francisco Employers’ Council
Jgheck
CIO
Marine Cooks
Waterfront Employers Assoc
Truman Welcomed as Hero in Key West Arrival
President Truman arrived in Key West after a long campaign, greeted by speeches and media scrutiny. He plans rest and sunbathing for at least two weeks at the naval base, with Vice President-elect Alben W. Barkley expected nearby. He stopped in North Carolina for church services aboard the Independence and visited Flint Baptist Church on his route.
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Argeret
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Alben W. Barkley
Kentucky
Pin
Wallace H. Graham
White House
North Carolina
First Baptist Church
Newern
Cherry Paint Marine Base
Flint Baptist Church
Thom W. Fryer
Plasne Ture
Information For Parents About Marine Band Concert
Students in Kanawha county schools need a permission slip to be excused from the afternoon 2 30 concert at the municipal auditorium. The Marine Band appearance is deemed educational. Prices: students 50 cents. adults 1. Evening concert at 8 80 is reserved with prices 1 1 50 and 2. Four may purchase tickets by phoning 6 737 or at the promotion department.
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U. S. Marine Band
Municipal Auditorium
Marine Band
Ruhr Authority Due This Month
London dispatch reports that an international Ruhr authority to curb Germany’s war potential may be formed this month. Representatives from the United States Britain France Belgium Holland and Luxembourg will meet to draft a statute for a governing body overseeing Europe’s largest coal and steel region.
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Dewey Off for Tucson Vacation to Rest
Gov Thomas E Dewey and his family left by plane for a two week vacation in Tucson Ariz to get some sleep He would not make policy statements before returning and said he has received tens of thousands of messages since Election Day His wife sons mother and several friends accompanied him
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Thomas EF. Dewey
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Owosso, Mich
Battle for Suchow defense line nears Nanking
Nanking Nov 7 Ten more rose in a nervous capital as unofficial reports spoke of a developing battle for the Suchow defense line guarding Nanking. Chiang Kai-shek held day and night conferences while officials insisted he would defend Yangtze valley cities and not seek peace. Rumors of possible moves persisted as officials moved families and some blamed U S warnings as premature.
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Sun Yat-sen
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Chiang ‘Kai-shek
Pondea
Fu Tso-yi
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North China
Victory forecast by Chinese Reds foreboding civil war shift
Shanghai reports foreigners interpret Mao Tse tung's Cominform statement marking Soviet anniversary as a signal of Communist confidence and a pledge to expel American imperialism. Observers fear a shift from a wartime coalition to a Reds dominated rule, with talks of replacing foreign business with Soviet influence.
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Timoshenko Sees Forces Parade in Red Square Anniversary
SOSCOW reports Marshal Timoshenko spoke from Lenin’s mausoleum after a Red Square parade marking the 21st anniversary of the Russian revolution. He, with Molotov and Bulganin, urged that Western powers aim a new war but will fail, as planes and armored units showcased Soviet strength.
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V. B. Molotov
Mareshal
Nikolai A. Bulganin
Stalin
Lenin
Bulganin
Solon Predicts Good Feeling and Prosperity Era
Washington reports Sen. O Maho ney predicts the next Congress will sustain high prosperity and start an era of good feeling. He expects cooperation across parties to curb rising prices, stabilize costs, and support Truman's program while avoiding partisan approaches. He cites election timing and fears of reprisals as past obstacles.
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O'Mahoney
Washington
INS
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D-Wye
Bist
Congress
Robert A. Teft
Senate
House Economic Committee
Slayer Hears Wedding Held Before Death In PA Electric Chair
Daniel P. Tara, a 23-year-old slayer, spent a 10 hour honeymoon-like moment holding his wife Stella Noto's hands in a warden's office before his death sentence. Tara wed in Broadmeadows prison farm and faced execution for the 1947 holdup slaying of Francis L. Devon. Parents and an unseen witness watched as the couple said goodbye before his transfer to the central Pennsylvania prison.
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Pennsylvania
Daniel P. Tara
Taranow
Broadmeadows
Media
Stella Noto
Brooklyn
Francis L. Devon
Income Tax Agents to Probe Returns for Accuracy
Washington Nov 7 Tax officials announced a sampling plan to curb tax evasion as 1948 returns are filed after New Year. Agents will randomly select returns by occupation location and income, verify accuracy, and call taxpayers to substantiate. The effort aims to identify suspect groups and supplement existing methods without replacing individual case checks.
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Internal Revenue Bureau
Start Of Peace Dickering With Egyptian Foes
President Truman plans a broad social security expansion in January to cover about 20 million more workers and boost benefits by at least 50 percent. Proposals include higher payroll taxes, extended unemployment insurance to small firms and federal workers, higher unemployment benefits, and added insurance for illness or disability. Democrats see expansion as the easiest part of his program, while past efforts failed in the House.
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Ukely
Hoth Congress
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Minnesota
GOP
Shertok Heads to Parley Site for Palestine Peace Talks
Reports from Tel Aviv say direct negotiations between Egyptian and Israeli governments are under way on southern Palestine, with talks possibly in Paris or Geneva. Israel and Egypt seek two conditions: keeping Gaza strip and waiving reparations claims. Jordan and other Arab states dispute details as UN truce mission leader Riley urges Arabs to seek peace.
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U S Planning Military Pact With Western Europe
Washington reports indicate the United States is ready to join a Western Europe and North Atlantic defense alliance following White House talks during President Truman's weekend visit. Lovett, Douglas, and Truman discussed China, Western Europe buildup, the cold war, and UN affairs, with implied approval of further negotiations.
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Louis W. Douglas
London
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Ike J
Congress
Greeks Heed U Delay Executions
The Greek government postponed the executions of 10 merchant marine labor union workers scheduled for tomorrow. Convicted last week by a maritime tribunal for adversive activity, their fate drew appeals from Dr. Herbert V. Evatt of Australia, the United Nations Assembly president, and pleas from British delegates. The justice ministry announced the delay without stating future action amid Greece’s dispute with Albania, Bulgaria and Yugoslavia.
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Herbert V. Evatt
Australia
United Nations Assembly
Paul
Thirstokles Sophoulis
Greece
Permament
Ministry of Justice
Evatt
Albania
Bulgaria
Yugoslavia
Ales Bebler
Blonde bookkeeper charged with embezzling 34479
Philadelphia report states Helen Morganstein a 21 year old blonde earning 40 a week was arrested after admitting embezzling 34479 from Brantz Co dealers in novelties and toys over two years. She said she spent the money on New York theater trips Atlantic City and other resorts while her husband Louis knew nothing of the activity.
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Helen Morganstein
Charles McBride
William Holloway Gald
Irland
Brantz, Co
De Gaullists Win In French Voting
PARIS Monday Gen Charles De Gaulle won a smashing victory in a legislative election the RPF won about 40 percent of 269 seats in the Council of the Republic. This was the first legislative election for the RPF and it overwhelmed the opposition including the Communists. A De Gaulle spokesman claimed 121 seats had been won by RPF.
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Charles de Gaulle
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de Gaulle
Democrats likely win four year control of Senate
Washington, Nov. 7 Democrats appear to have won four year control of the Senate, with 54 seats to 42 for Republicans as the new body organizes in January. President Truman may avoid confronting a fully GOP dominated Congress in his next term, barring a sharp sentiment shift.
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