Vishinsky May Go Along With Atomic Peace Plan
At the United Nations Vishinsky is expected to announce the Soviet decision on the atoms for peace plan. Diplomats anticipate reservations or amendments that could complicate acceptance as he signals support for an international conference of atom scientists and the broader framework already under negotiation by major powers.
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Russia
Andrei Vishinsky
Eisenhower
Boston Bound Train Crash Kills Woman Injures Twenty One
A Boston bound passenger train derailed at Vraca Station killing one woman and injuring 21. Officials in Nashua New Hampshire report the accident involved a specialized agency and world organization. Immediate plans include testing Soviet Premier Malenkov's claim that East West tensions can ease through diplomacy while Western diplomats and families endure Moscow tenses. American leaders say Declarations require real Russian actions to avoid a potential H bomb war with the East. A fresh U S note to Moscow will address the destruction of a U S A plane and seek compensation while noting Moscow’s offer to take steps to prevent further incidents.
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Germany
Austria
Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
Malenkov
East
Charles E. Bohlen
White House
Knight Works To Fill: Liquor Control Post
Sacramento California Gov Goodwin Knight said he is racing to name a director for the new state liquor control agency. Voters approved the agency creation on November 2 and Knight noted no clear candidate yet. He ruled out appointing a woman to the post and said legislature members cannot be appointed. He hinted cabinet changes may come but offered no definitive names.
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Goodwin J. Knight
Squor
State Board of Equalization
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Knight
Paul
R. Leake
Board of Equalization
Milldred Younger
Senate
Lost Angeles
Realty Czar Sticks To Hands Off Harbor Policy
Sacramento governor Goodwin J. Knight declares a hands off stance amid a split on the State Board of Harbor Commissioners over selecting a San Francisco port director. Knight says the commission should be independent and self governing and denies involvement in naming a secretary to the post. In New York, real estate czar William Zeckendorf defends himself against claims Hughes reneged on a 400 million dollar deal and states Webb and Knapp has no further interest.
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Goodwin J. Kmight
State Board of Harbor Commissioners
San Francisco
Knight
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New York
William Zeckendorf
Howard Hughes
Zeckendorf
Webb and Knapp
Los Angeles
Hughes
RKO Pictures Corp
Jean Harlow
Jane “Russell
Webb
Knapp
Franco and Tito push parallel aid bids in push for funds
In a budget report, Congress earmarks 240 million for Yugoslavia and 159.2 million for Spain plus 48.1 million for American bases. Franco asks 300 million in aid split between armaments and economic help, Tito seeks 200 million weapons and 100 million machinery. Both rely on strong leverage, Tito courting Kremlin offers if U S dollars lag.
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Spain
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Kremlin
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Plumbers Admit Dr Albert Einstein as New Member
Chicago plumbers union AFL Chicago Journeymen admitted world famous scientist Dr Albert Einstein today. The local business manager sent Einstein two membership cards and saluted him as brother. Einstein reportedly said he would choose to be a plumber or a peddler if he could live his life again.
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Einstein
Alcoholism Authority To Visit State Capital
Yale professor Dr Raymond G McCarthy famed alcoholism expert arrives in Sacramento to guide the newly formed state commission on alcoholic rehabilitation He will assist in outlining an investigative research program and plan a week long stay with the commission sub committee on program and planning.
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Strong quake rocks Baja California center
A strong earthquake struck the center of Baja California about 60 miles south of the Mexican border, at 4 26 am local time. Initial reports said no damage, with aftershocks at 5 23 am. Seismologist Fred Robinson of San Diego noted strong vertical motion and a nonpopulated mountainous center near San Felipe. Residents from El Cajon valley to Mexicali area felt varying intensities.
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Hayward Osteopath Pleads Guilty in Abortion Case
Dr N Fuller Robinson of Hayward pleaded guilty to two counts of performing illegal abortions. Two counts were dismissed and sentencing set for December 3 under Superior Judge James R Ages. Prosecution charged multiple operations on San Francisco and Oakland women. Robinson lives at 825 Kings Court Hayward and was arrested July 12 after accepting payment for an illegal procedure. Police seized instruments and records during the raid.
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Harvey Hinch
Clarence Severin
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Havivard
Chiefs Department
Kings Court
Slush and Slime Debate Persists on McCarthy Censure
A Senate censure debate over Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy continues as Sen. John C. Stennis condemns McCarthy’s conduct while Sen. William F. Knowland hints at a possible truce. Stennis, leading the Ha rging remarks, notes McCarthy’s absence on the floor and cites insults and abuse as the standard of behavior. Other senators, including Edwin C. Johnson and Arthur Watkins, discuss the partisan dynamics and the role of Zwicker’s testimony in the proceedings.
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Arthur Watking
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Army: Ex-prisoner charged with treason in Korea case at Fort Sill
An Army announcement at Fort Sill says Maj Ambrose H Nugent, 44 Merrill Wisconsin, faces treason and other charges while a prisoner of war in Korea. The 24th division veteran was captured July 5 1950 and held until September 1953. Investigating officer to be appointed by the convening authority.
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Hayward Wins Sweepstakes Trophy in County Veterans Day Parade
Hayward won the sweepstakes trophy as the best city entry in the Alameda County Veterans Day parade in Oakland attended by about 15,000 spectators under rainy skies. Marshall M. E. Benkula and chair Twan-Robert C. Dunstan led participants from Gold Star Mothers, United Spanish War Veterans, American Legion posts, Hayward Junior Marines, and other groups with floats and marching units. Jackie Martin of Newark won first in the horsemen division. Hayward Junior Marines claimed top junior drill team honors. Deeca! Pirates led junior drum and bugle corps. Parks Air Force base entries earned awards in various divisions.
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America Auto Page Comics Assignment
A compact notice outlines an assignment in the America Auto Page comics section. The piece indicates a planned collaboration or feature involving artists and editors, with emphasis on schedule and publication details for the upcoming issue.
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British Sailor Dies Four Hurt In Bridge Crash
A British sailor Roy Venn 19 electrical rating on the English Frigate Morecambe Bay died in a head on crash on the San Francisco Oakland Bay Bridge. Shipmates A C Mitchell 21 and Peter Thomas 20 and American James Sutherland 31 were severely injured. Driver Frank Omarry 53 suffered injuries but expected to recover. Sutherland said the men had visited taverns before the crash.
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