Dulles Blames Soviet Bloc for Delays in U.N. Debate
Paris dispatch reports John Foster Dulles accusing the Soviet bloc of filibustering to thwart U.N. assembly action on Greece. The 58 nation political committee imposed a 10 minute limit on speeches by 42 to 1 vote, Yugoslav delegate Bebler dissenting. The committee advanced major provisions of a four power resolution, with Albania Bulgaria and Yugoslavia urged to cooperate with Greece while UNSCOB would monitor the Balkans.
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Paris
John Foster Dulles
United Nations Assembly
Assembly
Ales Bebler
Dulles
Bebler
United States
Britain
France
China
Vero Dulles
General Assembly
Security Council
Russia
Council
Dilles
Paul-Henri Spank
Belgium
Rusia
Ukraine
White Rusia
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Yugoslavia
Rowlett
Actan
Albania
Bulgaria
Greece
U.N. Special Committee On the
Balkans
Unscob
Israel Iraq Fight Looms The looming Middle East clash discussed.
Tel Aviv reports a probable open conflict with Iraq as Israeli and Arab Legion forces in Transjordan tighten. Iraqi strength around Jenin Tulkarm Nablus grows to about 12000 plus irregulars. King Abdullah toured Nablus troops. Arab Legion says 100 Jewish shells hit positions near Besher. Britain denies aiding Iraqi forces while Western zones face rising wage unrest and possible strikes. General Clay hints U S troops in Germany.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Israeil
Holy Land
Palestine
Jenin-Tulkarm
Nablus Triangle
Trans-Jordan
Arab Legion
Amman
King Abdullah
Nablus
Besher
No Man's Land
New Gate
Old City of
Jerusalem
Egypt
U. N
Paria
Faluja
Israeli Foreign Office
Mange
London
Clay
Ger
Iran
Millgery
Germany
Berlin
INS
Luciug D. Clay
Cooperation plans discussed with Montgomery
The American military governor stated he had discussed cooperation plans with Marshal Viscount Montgomery, supreme commander of the Western Union forces, in the recent days.
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Viscount Montgomery
Firce Western Union
Frontline Fate Hinges on Iraqi and Egyptian Roles
In a brief, fragmentary note readers are directed to Page 4 Column 3 to learn whether Iraqi forces must fight alone on the central front or if Egyptian troops are kept to the south, signaling a shift in coalition expectations and regional strategy.
Army in Desperate Need Of Uniformed Old Ones
The West Virginia Recruiting District fears its Armistice Day parade float will fail without uniforms. Veterans from Spanish American War and World War I service are urged to lend uniforms. Contact Sgt. Magia Fi-Gobe at Laws for collection and prompt return in good condition.
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West Virginia
Charleston
Sears
Magia
Tojo May Hear Verdict Friday
Tokyo reports indicate Hidexl To a and 24 co defendants may hear their fate by Friday as the international tribunal nears a bulk judgment and possible individual rulings on former leaders of Japan. The court could recess before final judgments, delaying decisions to next week if needed. The tribunal cites Japan’s 1945 plans for a Pearl Harbor act against Russia and 1942 troop mobilization in Manchuria as part of the record.
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Tokyo
Hidexl Toa
Hig
International Tribunal
Japan
Pearl Harbor
Russia
Manchuria
Outer Mongolia
Siberia
Onio—Marine Dand
Britain
London
Navy, C
Barnyard poll helped Truman win, Biffle says
Arkansan-born Leslie Biffle once traveled the nation in a chicken coop truck disguised as a buyer to gauge public sentiment. He launched the barnyard poll after the Philadelphia Democratic convention, predicting Truman would beat Dewey despite expert forecasts.
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Washington
Leslie Biffle
Truman
Thomas E. Dewey
Democrat Biffle
Democratic Senate Policy Committee
Biffle
Birne
Marine Band to Play Two Charleston Concerts Today
The United States Marine Band marks the Marines 173d founding with two Charleston performances at the municipal auditorium at 2 30 and 8 30 pm Admission for students is 50 cents and 1 for adults All seats are reserved with some premium seats at 2 before discount. Major William F Santelmann leads the 48 piece ensemble on a post war tour praised by critics as among the finest
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Marine Band
United States Marine Band
Charleston
Marines
Municipal Auditorium
The
Gazelle
Willam F. Santelmannere
Truman
Kanawha County
Echoola
Frank A. Knight
the Gazette
Santelmann
Doctors Facing Draft as Hershey Urges Medical Cadre Fill
Major General Lewis B. Hershey, national director of active service, said the selective service system may need to draft doctors to fill vacancies in the armed forces medical corps. He spoke to deans of medical colleges in West Virginia noting an insistent demand for rapid doctor recruitment and urging planning for potential compulsion. He attends Armistice Day events in Battle Creek and highlights West Virginia’s November quota as indicative of system readiness.
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Armed Services
Lewis
B. Hershey
Gi Hershey
Active Service
Hershey
Battle Creek
Mid
West Virginis
West Virginia
Box
US Marine Band Tickets At Municipal Auditorium Box Office
All advance tickets for the afternoon and evening Marine Band concerts will be sold at the municipal auditorium ticket office starting at 9 30 am Reservations can be made by telephone using the listed number.
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U. S. Marine Band
Municipal Auditorium
Modern American Works Highlight U S Marine Band Program
The U S Marine Band presents balanced first-class concerts with modern American pieces by Creston Gould and Coleridge Taylor. It features Tschaikovsky Pathetique, Mendelssohn Italian Symphony, Sousa Stars and Stripes Forever, and a full dress evening performance.
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Tschaikovsky
Mendelssohn
John Philip Sousa
Sousa
U. S. Marine Band
Bee Man Fired For Defying Fair Employment Order
Mortimer Jordan, U S collector of internal revenue for Alabama, is discharged for refusal to comply with a presidential fair employment practices order. His resignation was accepted in a letter from Secretary of the Treasury John W Snyder. Jordan had declined to follow the July 26 executive order mandating non discrimination by race color religion or national origin. The Alabama office employed about 350 white workers and one Negro as a messenger and supply room worker.
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Birmingham
Als
Mortimer Jordan
U. S
Internal Revenue Office
Hel
Un-American Activities Panel Likely to Drop Spy Ring Probe
Washington, Nov. 9. The House Un-American Activities Committee is expected to drop its probe of alleged Communist spy rings in the government. Rep. L. Parnell Thomas was indicted on charges of conspiracies to defraud the government and making false pay claims. The GOP chairman’s indictment and the party’s election defeats suggest no major actions before Jan. 3 when Democrats assume control. Labor groups urged blocking Thomas and two others from seats, while the majority appeared to back awaiting trial outcomes. The committee may also drop hearings on Communism and not resume related inquiries.
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Washington
INS
House un-American Activities Committee
Rep. L
Parnell Thomas
R-N. J
Unita
Thomas
United States
Labor
League For Political Education
AFL
William Green
O’kenski
Ferguson
Chrysler Corp
un-American’ Activities Committee
Apy
Comefinism
Central China Battle Opened By Communists
About 300,000 Chinese Communist troops launched a general attack on the central government's Buchaw front near Nanking and Shanghai. The Communists claimed capture of Linching after a 72 hour fight, while Russia was accused of aiding the Reds and Sino Russian treaty tensions rose in a secret legislative session. Chiang Kai-shek defended theNationalist stance as Manchuria was cited as recently secured.
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Nanking
Nanking-Shanghai
Central China
Reuters
Shanghai
Linching
Suchow
Bussig
Wang
Russia
China
Manchuria
Chiang Kai-shek
Yesterda
Chiang
Tighter Controls Seen in Preview
Washington reports the Truman administration plans to push a new rent control bill through the Democratic Congress. The measure would extend controls for one year past March 31 with selective increases after review and stronger penalties for landlord violations.
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Washington
Democratic Congress
Tighe FE. Woods
Washington Rent J
Congress
Federal
Posala
Truman
Frice Central
Woods
Cal today only Merine Basd page hint
Readable fragment hints a page note from Cal today edition with a partial header and unclear reference Merine Basd. No full event details, dates, or names are verifiable in the fragment.
Defendant Cleared In Gambling 1 Trial
Intermediate Judge Cyrus W. Hall directed the jury to find Holesapple not guilty after the state offered no further evidence. Holesapple was among seven arrested in a club raid on September 11. The ruling held the prosecution failed to show Holesapple active in club affairs beyond mere presence in the lounge.
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Holesappie
Charleston
United Workmen's Club
Quarrier St
Cyrus W. Hall
Holesapple
Frank Taylor
Hall
Firefighters push back Silverado canyon blaze near homes
In Santa Ana California on the Silverado range fire crews formed a solid line atop ridges between Ladd and Silversolo canyons. About 300 men with 38 pumper trucks battled flames that crept toward Silverado and a church within 100 yards. Bulldozers and hoses created breaks as winds eased, and state forester Joseph Sherman said conditions were more favorable.
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Santa Ana
Cal
Silverado Canyon
Santa Ana Mountia
Ladd
Silversolo
Dodd
Silverado
Silverado Community Church
Joseph Sherman
Orange County
Parade Precedes Sadie Hawkins Day Fete in Charleston
Charleston observes Sadie Hawkins Day with a 1 30 p m downtown parade featuring Morris Hervey college students floats to be restored. The day ends with Morris Marvey football vs Georgetown at Laidley Field and a dogpatch character parade by student council followed by a dance at the Charleston Recreation Center.
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Charleston
Busines
Morris Hervey College
Morris Marvey
Georgetown College
Laidley Field
Rooth Charleston
Hidden charges raise Charleston hospital bills
Hospitals in Charleston have inflated costs by hidden charges while occupancy nears 95 percent. Daily room rates stay steady while extra fees for medicine, labor, and services surge, making ten days of care unaffordable for regular incomes. Former patients report bills doubling or tripling the cost of room and board as these extra charges blur the true price of hospitalization.
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Charleston
Medica
McGrath says Dixiecrats may be ousted from Democrats
Democratic Chairman J Howard McGrath said that a few leaders of the States Rights wing will not be welcomed back into the Democratic party but he stopped short of a general purge. He added that House and Senate members will decide how to treat Dixiecrats in Congress and the national committee will not renew dealings with top leaders who revolted over civil rights. Thurmond and Wright are named as targets.
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Washington
J. Howard McGrath
Democratic Party
House
Senate
Congress
McGrath
Democratic National Committee
Truman
National Committee
Rhode Island
J. Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
Fielding Wright
Misslesspoi
States Rights
Mississippi
Alabama
Louisiana
Thurmond
South Via
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