Soviet broadcast hints at Trieste control dispute at Big Four talks
The report claims V M Molotov pressed to sidestep Security Council oversight for Trieste favoring a Big Four led provisional regime. Byrnes urged that the Free Territory fall under UN authority, while Moscow sought to keep Trieste under top level Big Four influence.
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Gi X. H. Shackford York
V. M
Trieste
Big Four Council of Foreigners
United Nations
Se- Council
New
Tasss
New York
Big Four
Toyee
Waldorfiia
United States
Great Britain
France
James Byrnes
Fotov
Paris
Murity Council
Molotov
Security Council
Theeign Ministers Council
Unity Council
Big Fr
Bcing
For- Ministers Council
Byrnes
Este
Security Mail
Pve
Lard-Can Stills Discovered Near Town In Dry Run
ATU agent B. Phillips reports two old lard can liquor stills found three miles west of town. Stills, stored in a swamp, appear long unused. Officials note dry run activity was unusually quiet due to sugar and syrup shortages.
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B. Phillips
Amp
Cksburg
Phillips
Ups
Grass Fires Prompt Two Fire Calls in City
The fire department responded to two grass fires yesterday on North Park Ave and South Apple Tree. No damage was reported in either incident.
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North Park Ave
South Apple Tree
Airline Strike Ends After TWA Pilots Reach Arbitration
The nation’s first major airline walkout, starting Oct. 21 with about 1,000 TWA pilots, ends as an arbitration panel is formed to settle pay and working rules. Operations to resume gradually with transcontinental flights reintroduced. full schedules expected in two weeks. A coal mine strike threat looms as AFL miners plan a possible shutdown next week.
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Associated Press
Trans World
AFL United
ALUEL
TWA
Washington
Paul E. Richter
David L. Behneke
AFL Pilots Union
Prominent Georgia Couple Found Slain Near Royston
In Royston Georgia a midlife man W A Buck Carnes and his wife Mrs Walter Webb were found shot dead on a secluded road. A Negro suspect was taken to Atlanta for safekeeping as mob threats arose. Carnes and Mrs Webb were identified by Sheriff T W Andrews. The shooting likely occurred last night with time shown by Mrs Webb’s watch at 9 50.
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Royston, Ga
H. C. Langston
State Highway Patrol
Atlanta
Langston
Carey Carter
Hart County
Fulton Tower
Franklin County
Royston
T. W. Andrews
Franklin
W. A
Buck"’ Carnes
Walter Webb
Georgia
South Carolina
Carnes
Republicans Consider Contesting Sparkman Election to House
Florence Alabama AP Republicans discuss challenging Rep J Sparkman's reelection to the U S House over his dual appearance on the November ballot. Arthur South a Florence tax official says top GOP leaders weigh if one person can legally hold two offices. Plans call for Judge Bob Jones to succeed Sparkman after a special election ordered by Governor Sperks.
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Florence
Ala
Iblicans
J. Sparkman
S. House
GOP
House
Arthur South
Spark
Tessman
U. S. Senate
South
Alabama
Bob Jones
Scottsboro
Sparkman
Chauncey aSperks
U S Stands Firm Against Change In U N Veto Privilege
The United States rejects any amendment to abolish or alter the big power veto in the U N Security Council and urges restraint on veto use to rare cases. Sen Tom Connally leads the reply urging no charter change now with hopes for future modification.
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General Assembly
Connally
U. S
Argentina
Cuba
Philippines
Security Council
New Radio Station Authorized In Dothan Alabama
The Federal Communications Commission authorizes a new standard radio station at Dothan Alabama for 1489 kilocycles at 250 watts. The partnership of Jess M. Swicegood J P. Burnett and Larah Robison trading as Houston Broadcasters will operate the station.
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Washington
Federal Communications Commission
Dothan
Ala
Jess M. Swicegood
J. P. Burnett
Larah Robison
Houston
Soft Coal Strike Looms After Lewis Cancels UMW Contract
John L. Lewis ends the AFL union's contract with the government effective at midnight Wednesday, signaling a possible 400,000 soft coal miners walkout next Thursday. President Truman urged a return to private ownership and wage talks, but Lewis rejected the plan, risking Smith Connally act action.
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Washington
John Lb. Lewis
United Mine Workers
AFL
Truman
Lewis
Hhis
UMW
Ten Day Stay Granted Columbians, Inc. In Charter Suit
Atlanta The Columbians Inc. leader Burke sought a ten day stay in a Georgia suit to revoke the organization charter. Burke, unrepresented, told Judge Pomeroy he needed time to prepare a defense and then attended a Grand Jury proceeding outside the court. The case alleges the group is benevolent but seeks charter revocation.
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Atlanta
Siniury Iia
Columbians, Inc
Georgia
Als
Supenov
BE. EE. Pomeroy
Burke
Fulton
Grand Jury
Dan Duke
USES Offices Go Back To States At Midnight
Washington AP says 1,806 field offices and 24,000 U.S. Employment Service workers revert to state control at midnight after nearly five years of federal operation. The system, created with federal aid in 1928 to place jobless workers, was taken over in 1942 for wartime manpower needs. Congress ordered the return after a failed effort to delay it.
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Washington
U. S
Congress
Rankin Faces Contempt Charge Over Shapley Citation
Rankin and committee officials clash as Rankin asserts he can certify contempt against Dr. Harlow Shapley of Harvard for defying questions and document requests. Senate leadership signals hesitation without full committee vote, while Ernie Adamson claims papers are being prepared.
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Rankin
Harlan Shapley
Washington
House On American Activities Committee
Jenn EL Rabin
Mississippi
Shapley
Harvard University
George EL Keedy, JR
Nashington
Upil
Joby
Harlow Shapley
Orise
Samo Stayburn
Tex
Dad
Csio-Poltical Action Committee
Adamson
UCAS
Bevin Policy Challenged in Commons Debate
In London the Labor government agreed to a full dress debate in the House of Commons on Ernest Bevin's foreign policy and its alleged threats of war between the United States and Russia. A rebel group backs a socialist alternative and a second challenge questions peace-time conscription. The motion could test party discipline and the fate of dissenting Labour members.
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Edward W. Beattie
United States
Labor Party
Demands Probe Into Mystery Lawyer in Corruption Case
Wyatt asks Attorney General Torr Clare to investigate a secretive New York lawyer alleged to offer influence for 400000 in stock and 160000 in cash. The dispute centers on the government owned Dodge-Cripsier plant in Chicago and related firms including Tucker Corp Chicago and Flovantren Carvaire Chicago.
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Washington
Wilson Wyatt
Torr
Clare Todey
New York
Chicaga
Tucker Corp
Checaga
Chacago
Wyatt Matic
Man Ind
Vevetare
Clark
Rationing Of Liquor To End In Alabama Monday
Alabama to end whiskey rationing Monday announces Dr. B C Ray chair of the State Alcoholic Beverage Control Board. Consumers may buy four quarts at one time of whiskey. bourbon Scotch and Canadian whiskey limited to one quart per purchase, with multiple buys allowed. The decision followed a board teleconference with TOomey in San Francisco amid hospital surgery news for board member Sullingham.
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Alabama
Ray
Montgomery
Whitkey
B.C. Ray
State Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
Dr. Ray
Jobin K. Toomey
San Francisco
Monroeville
Dain Sullangham Hospital
Hayse Turner Larer
Scooter Bike Parade Promises Interest in Baby Tiger Game
A scooter bike parade in Detna begins 2 PM, led by recreation director Bearded and others. The route passes through town to attract attention for the Baby Tiger game with Bearden High School football featuring in the event.
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Stueter
Gunnivan
Detna
Roorree
Urasford
Anne
Dumor High School
Food Prices Jump 56 Percent Since June in U S
Washington officials report food costs up 60 percent since June 28 with a predicted decline early next year. An OFA official notes an average rise across all prices of about 45 percent since June 7, while economists warn of broader price drops after holidays.
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Washington
OFA
Truman
Wzo
Eeconutost
OPA
Kent
Trou Thin
Toabe Sur Oma
Civilian Production Administration
Office of Contract
Sone the Aeseey
Fo Fe
Republican Axe Could Trim Federal Budget By Billions
Rep Jo Taber said 2.3 million civilian federal workers could be reduced to 500000 and the budget cut by 9 billion dollars without harming government efficiency. He outlined four categories for cuts, including civilian personnel and non recurring war-related items, as GOP leaders push for tax cuts and reduced defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle C. Wilson
Washington
Jo Taber
Taber
House Appropriations Committee
New Republican Congress
Army
Navy
Hegan
Truman
Congress
House
Senate
National Housing Agency
Civilian Production Administration
Harold Knutson
R Minn
Knutson
Ways and Means
Meantine
Folsom Supports Juke Box Return With Keg Beer in Alabama Taverns
Gov candidate Folsom favors restoring keg beer sales in Cullman and statewide. He praised tavern jukebox use, urged roadhouse operators to modernize and warned of potential fee changes. He noted Alabama law bans keg beer except in few foreign-born areas and said Cullman could qualify to allow such sales.
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Folsom
Alabama
Fedorm
Birmingham
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