Acheson Attacks Chinese Reds in Ward Case
Secretary of State Acheson denounces the detention of U.S. Consul General Angus Ward as groundless and says it blocks recognition of the Red regime. He outlines steps to secure Ward’s release and condemns the jailing as serious.
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Washington, Navy
Acheson An
Angus ‘Ward
Acheson
U. S
Mukden
Ward
Paris
Germany
Isorandresen Line
Shanghai
Norts
North Korea
ECA
Albert Willis
Brooklyn
Alfred T. Meschter
Kinderhook
Kimball R. Smith
Truman
1. S
Philip C. Jessup
Frittch
Bevit
Schuman
West Germany
North Atlantic Defense Council
Washington
Cheson
Bevin Delays China Recognition Amid Naval Attacks
London dispatch reports Foreign Secretary Bevin delaying recognition of Communist China. He favors working with the Commonwealth and allies over a rush decision. Attacks on two British merchant ships at Swatow are cited, with legal questions on protection outside Chinese waters.
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London
Bevin
Commonwealth
China
Peiping
Menor
Ronald Chamberlain
Britain
House of Commons
Singhing
Swatow
Reyvin
Willis Td Hates Mariner Table After Lady Comment
Willie Willis complains about table manners while Mariners game sparks remark about Aunt Jane spending too much on warmers and not eating. The snippet shows a casual theater of personal tension with soccer like tone and social friction.
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Jane
New Method Splits Single Cancer Cell Into 100 Slices
New York reports a method to divide a single cancer cell into 100 ultra thin slices. Each slice four millionths of an inch thick, magnified 70,000 times, reveals inner details for three dimensional study under a new electron microscope. Dr James Hillier and Sloan Kettering researchers announce the advance for cancer cell research.
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New York
James Hillier
RCA Laboratories
Sloan-Kettering Institute of Memorial Hospital
Bologna
Copton Arrest Argued Illegal in Spy Conspiracy Case
In New York on November 18, Judith Copton’s lawyer argued the FBI arrest was unlawful and based on insufficient grounds while prosecutors pressed for grounds to charge her and Valentin Gabachev with spy conspiracy. Judge Ryan planned further hearings to decide trial eligibility.
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Copton
Palmer
FBI
New York
Judith Copton
Mias Copton
Valentin Gabachev
Pictures From The World News On Page Twenty One
The Gazette presents up to the minute photographs transmitted by a full-time leased-wire service. This fast news photo package is provided exclusively for The Charleston Gazette and The State Newspaper readers.
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The
Gazette
Charleston Gazette
Washington National bans combat type aircraft after disaster
Washington National Airport bans combat type planes amid crowding after the November 1 crash of a modified B 38 Lockheed Lightning flown by Erick Ries Bridoux. The ban covers civilian owned and operated combat type planes. military aircraft remain exempt.
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Washington
AP Derg Ul LL Au
Rentzell
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Erick Ries Bridoux
Eastern Airlines
MATS
Ries
Military Air Transport Service
Independence
Truman
CAA
Barkley
Border is combed for girl's slayer Strobel
Los Angeles and Mexican officials joined in a borderwide search for Fred Strobel a six year old grandfather sought in the mutilation and slaying of Linda Joyce Glucoft. He reportedly crossed the border between California and Mexico and was seen in Southern California areas since the girl's body was found.
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Los Angeles
Fred Strovle
Linda Joyce Glucoft
Strobel
Stroble
Linda Joyce
California
Greyhound
Strable
Mexico
Hadley Gown Secret Revealed Before Barkley Wedding
Woman guests saw Mrs. C S Hadley’s special gown as anticipation builds for Friday noon nuptials with Vice President Barkley. Public details remain guarded until a noon ceremony description, while TV coverage is approved for after the service at St John’s Methodist Church.
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ST. Louis
Hadley
William Rucker
West Palm Beach
Fla
Anne
New Orleans
Roy Rucker l
Kansas City
Jivan Tee Holt
St. John's Methodist Church
United Nations Approves Unanimous Backward Aid Plan
The United Nations Assembly approved a broad plan of technical assistance for backward areas with U.S. support. Trygve Lie will canvass governments on contributions to a special aid account for poor nations. Russia raised objections while backing the measure's aims.
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Assembly
New York
United Nations Assembly
Truman
U. N
Trygve Lie
Lie
Economic and Social Council
Congress
U. S
Wilson M. Compton
Amar ‘Gasp A. Arutiunian
Beating Review Favors Sheriff Deputies In Belle Incident
Prosecutor Taylor weighs charges after 33 year old DuPont employee Chester Cooke was beaten by three county deputies at a Belle football game. Witnesses say deputies, drinking reportedly, assaulted Cooke as he broke up a fight, leaving him with head wounds and calls of brutality. The incident led to charges of interfering with an officer and a Justice of the Peace court appearance.
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Belle
Frank Taylor
Chester H. Cookxe
duPont Co
Cooke
Justice of Peace
duPont
Arnold Grinstead
Hoy Young
C. L. McQueen
Whitlock
Grinstead
Ed Hanna
Young
McQueen
McNeil Attacks Soviet Policy at UN Warns Break Likely
Lake Success Nov 16 Hector McNeil British minister accuses Soviet leaders of peddling lies and saboteurs of peace at the United Nations. He urges Vishinsky to tell Stalin to lift the curtain and warn the Free World may curb relations with the Soviet government if no change occurs.
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Lake Success
Britain
Hector McNeil
Vishinsky
Stalin
McNeil
Russia
U.N
Free World
United States
Soviet Union
Politbureau
Germany
Widened Search For 20 On B 29 Goes On
A B 29 with two aboard crashed into the Atlantic off Bermuda while en route to England. Twenty three search planes scoured 30 000 square miles with no trace at sea. Coast Guard and other bases joined the hunt as radio trouble and a planned ditch were reported. The crash followed a prior Bermuda B 29 disaster that left two survivors.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
March Field
Riverside
Cal
England
U. S. .Air Force
U.S. Air Force Base
Kindley Field
Coast Guard
Bible
Hamilton Field
Atlantic
Kindsey Field
Omaha
Neb
U. S
Strategic Air Command
Driver Found Guilty in Margaret Mitchell Death
A Fulton County Superior Court jury found Hugh D Gravitt guilty of involuntary manslaughter in the death of novelist Margaret Mitchell. The verdict followed an hour of deliberation and recommended a sentence of one to 18 months in jail. Judge Walter Hendricks will sentence Gravitt tomorrow.
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Atlanta
INS
Fulton County
Superior Court
Hugh D. Gravitt
Margaret Mitchell
Gravitt
Adan Hasse
Walter Hendricks
President to Act on Coal Tieup Today Amid Mediation Fail
Washington report says President Truman to decide soon on the deadlocked coal dispute after Cyrus S. Ching of the Federal Mediation Service handed the case to the White House. Lewis of the United Mine Workers may be offered a special fact finding board with possible 60 day pause or the Taft-Hartley act.
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Washington
Truman
Cyrus S. Ching
Federal Mediation Service
White House
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Lewis
Ching
Luporters
Try
New York
West Coast Seamen Vote For Walkout Amid Maritime Disputes
The AFL Sailors Union of the Pacific plans a strike vote that could paralyze West coast shipping Tuesday. East coast Masters, Mates and Pilots Union avoided a strike at midnight, with a 30 day truce possible. About 20 vessels were picketed in west coast ports, none covered by the truce.
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Washington
Atlantic
Gulf
Federal Mediation Service
AFL
Sailors Union of the Pacific
Masters, Mates and Pilots Union
William Ov
s.Jeens
Deen
Ocean Navigator
Global Navigation Go
Ballimore
Margolis
American Merchant Marine Institute
Atlantic and Gulf
Commons Votes Delay In Steel Take-Over
In London the Labor dominated House of Commons voted to delay government nationalization of the steel industry until after the next general election. Winston Churchill accepted a Labor compromise to postpone the takeover for several months.
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Commons
London
House of Commons
Winston Churchill
Shah of Iran Reaffirms Pact With U S in Middle East
The ShahMohammad Reza Pahlavi arrived in Washington to pledge Iran will work with the United States to maintain peace in the Middle East. President Truman welcomed him saying U S Iranian friendship has grown stronger since the war and will become closer in years ahead.
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Mid-East
U.S
Washington
Iran
Russia
United States
Middle East
Mohammed Heza Shah Pahlavi
America
Tran
Truman
U. S
Shah
Seamen Clash at CIO Maritime Union HQ in New York
Hundreds of seamen gathered around the CIO National Maritime Union in New York in a factional dispute that turned violent. Fistfights broke out and a photographer was rushed as police protected officials amid claims of Leftist besiegement. The clash halted hiring and shipping at the port, with Right-wing leaders blaming the current leadership after the suspension of the port agent.
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New York
CIO National Maritime Union
Adrian Duffy
CIO
David Drummond
Ministers Urge Patience in Probe of Laidley Field Beating
Charleston ministers urge citizens to await the ongoing investigation into the beating of Lowell F. Slack by city police. The statement, signed by six ministers led by Rev Eugene M. Austin, calls for justice through established procedures and slow, orderly action. Pat B. Withrow Jr advocates a citizens committee to push for immediate officer suspensions and police reform.
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Charleston
Austin
George W. Stnillinger
Ministerial Association
Bernard Vandergeck
Robert C. Hoothe
Joe B. Overmyer
Frank Donaldson
Pat B. Withrow, Jr
Withrow
Lowell F. Slack
Dar
Truman Approves Public Housing Planning Loans
President Truman authorizes 0,375,400 for planning loans to 108 local housing authorities enabling surveys and planning for 294,500 low rent homes. Largest loan 2,130,000 to New York City housing authority for 20,300 homes. Chicago gets 750,000 for 21,000 dwellings.
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Washington
Truman
John Tayl Ior Egan
Public Housing Administration
Hgan
New York City
Chicago Housing Authority
District of Columbia
Puerto Rico
Night Sky Features and Weather Outlook Across States
The report notes Fomalhaut and Spica visible low in the south at 7 33 p.m. Venus and Jupiter move into the southwest at sunset while Mars and Saturn rise high in the south at sunrise. Thursday brings snow flurries in parts of West Virginia and Maryland with clouds and cold air across Tennessee and Pennsylvania. early Thursday may see a bird shower in Virginia with snow flurries in mountains.
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Fomalhaut
Spica
Venus
Jugaler
Mars
Saturn
West Virginia
Tennessee
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Calder
Virginia
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William EB. Foley
Department of Justice
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the State Newspaper
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Lynn Quail
Gazette Telephoto
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