France Advised To Make Some Concessions Toward Germany
Defense ministers of the North Atlantic treaty nations deadlocked over German rearmament and set up two coordinating committees after three days of talks. Secretary of State Acheson said the U S has told France it must ease its hard line to achieve a supreme European command. Secretary of Defense Marshall noted there are very great political questions involved beyond the military issues.
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Trygve Lie Reelected as UN Secretary General
The United Nations General Assembly reelected Trygve Lie to a three year term despite Soviet opposition. The vote was 46 to 5 with 7 abstentions after rejecting a Soviet motion to refer the matter to the Security Council and an Iraqi proposal for a two week study.
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Trygve Lie
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Vishinsky
New Pain Killing Method Described by Dr Jacoby
Dr Jay Jacoby of Columbus assistant professor of surgery at Ohio State University described a new pain killing method for certain cancer forms. The approach injects ammonium sulphate into the spinal canal to numb pain fibers. reported results range from one month to a year, with experiments ongoing.
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Vandenberg Asked to Reply to Truman Political Talk
Republican leaders pressed Senator Vandenberg to answer President Truman's Saturday political speech. Ill for months, Vandenberg’s participation was uncertain. if unavailable, other GOP figures including Stassen and possibly Herbert Hoover were considered to respond in a large network radio television broadcast from St Louis.
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Stassen
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Leaders accuse health departments of ignoring atomic hazards
Abel Wolman told the American Public Health Association that state and local health agencies show an ostrich like attitude toward the atomic industry and its dangers. He warned that without local responsibility for public health controls the public will suffer and agencies may lose vigilance to another official body.
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Two Elkin Youths Die In Halloween Crash
Two Elkin youths Aldrean Relvin s 18 and Clyde Taylor Hudspeth Jr 19 were killed when their car tore through Halloween traffic one mile north of Elkin and crashed into the rear of a truck. Clifton Shore 18 Thurmond the driver and Charlie Dean Grimes 20 North Wilkesboro the truck driver were charged with involuntary manslaughter.
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Oregon Faces Another Pacific Storm After Heavy Flooding
Western Oregon braced for a new Pacific storm likely late today after deadly weekend downpours caused flash floods in mountain valleys. Flood damage in northern California and western Oregon runs into millions with bridges washed out and utilities rebuilding. Red Cross aided 2,000 evacuees while rail and bus service resumed near normal.
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Paris London air crash kills 28 passengers and crew
A BEA Viking plane overshot a runway at London airport in dense fog. Eight U.S. citizens among the dead include Ernest Friedenheim and Judith Lauterbach of New York. Survivors include stewardess Alice Steen and passenger William Perkins.
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Corporation earnings surge beyond 1949 levels in Q3
New York November report shows third quarter corporate profits up 51 percent from 1949, aided by lower postwar demand and tax shifts though a potential retroactive excess profits tax could trim 1950 gains. Major sectors like nonferrous metals textiles coal and autos posted strong increases with GM leading auto profits.
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Billy Graham Meet Draws Trainload in Atlanta
Evangelist Billy Graham attracts a massive opening crowd in Atlanta with reports of 35 000 in attendance and a plan to broadcast nationally. Tickets for a special train from West Point Ga sold and more transportation was added as the revival continued.
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Waldensians Hold Protest Rites In Rome Today
In Rome near St. Peter's Basilica thousands attended Waldensian rites objecting to the dogma of the bodily assumption of Mary. The ceremony centered on adoration of Jesus and asserted Christ’s supremacy. The Waldensians trace origins to 1170 in Piedmont and are part of Protestant currents spread across Europe.
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Steel and auto stocks lead firm market
New York stock market opened firm as steel and automobile shares climbed. Jones & Laughlin rose about two dollars to roughly 44. News of a split and a special dividend for U S Steel stockholders drew limited attention. Other gainers included Bethlehem Steel Republic Steel Youngstown General Electric Paramount and Dow Chemical among others.
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George Bernard Shaw Lapses Toward Death in England
G B S Shaw sinks toward death as breathing grows labored and unconscious for hours. The Irish writer, 94, had undergone two operations seven weeks ago for kidney ailment and a broken thigh from a fall in his garden. Viscountess Astor visited Shaw at Shaw's Corners, speaking softly beside his sickroom bed.
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Heat Records Broken as Warm Autumn Stretches Nation
Weather bureaus report widespread 80 plus temperatures and record heat across many cities with a cool front moving from Canada toward the Great Lakes. By tomorrow the north central region should drop to seasonal levels ending a week of summer-like warmth. Bronze Star medals awarded to 22 officers and men of the U S infantry division announced in Tokyo.
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Doctrine of Assumption Declared Catholic Dogma by Pope
Pope Pius XII proclaimed the dogma that Mary, mother of Jesus, ascended to Heaven in body and soul, declaring it divinely revealed. The papal bull was read before about 300,000 Holy Year pilgrims and thousands of Romans as bells tolled across Rome. A vast ceremony at St. Peter's drew 38 cardinals and hundreds of bishops from around the world.
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U S Armor 19 Miles From River in Korea Push
U S armor drove toward the Manchurian border near Sinuiju after repelling Communist counterattacks along the Chong River. Jet fighters battled to a draw as U S Mustang and F 80 units downed several Soviet built Yak interceptors amid heavy front fighting on the 250 mile peninsula.
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Navy Plans To Send Reserves Back Home
The Navy announced plans to release reserves beginning next year with enlisted sailors returning to inactive status each month from July and officers from October. The move applies to those called to active duty involuntarily by year end, while further recalls are expected. About 31,000 reserve enlisted personnel will be needed in the first six months, split roughly between petty officers and non-rated, with additional recall of about 5,000 non-rated reservists monthly after July 1.
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Four Year Old Dies After Being Run Over in Asheville
A Burnsville family report Gary Fox age four died in an Asheville hospital from injuries when he fell from his father's car as he turned the vehicle in the rear of their home. Coroner Will M. English said the right front wheel passed over him. no inquest will be held.
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