Three Powers Ministers Plan Paris Meeting
British foreign office said the foreign ministers of the United States Great Britain and France will meet in Paris next week to discuss German problems. The talk may begin Wednesday or Thursday depending on when Dean Acheson reaches Paris. The agenda includes ending disarmament of war potential in west Germany and other issues.
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London
United States
Great Britain
France
Paris
U. S
Dean Acheson
Acheson
Ernest Bevin
Robert Schuman
Washington
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Russia
Vishinsky
State Department
Foreign Office
Buti
West Germany
Ruhr
Western
Europe
Germany
Communists Freed On Bond Spark Harlem Welcome Home
Eleven top American communists posted bail totaling 260000 and walked free at New York. Within hours a Harlem crowd cheered Benjamin J Davis Jr Henry Winston and Robert Thompson at a street speech. Paul Robeson spoke as a torchlight parade sparked clashes with police on Lenox Avenue.
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New York
Harlem
U. S. Supreme Court
U. S
Benjamin J. Davis, Jr
Henry Winston
Robert Thompson
Paul Robeson
Peekskill, N. Y
Lenox Avenue
114Th Street
Albania and Bulgaria Scored By U N Over Balkans Aid
The United Nations political committee passed a resolution condemning Albania and Bulgaria for aiding Greek guerrillas in the Balkans. The 38 to 6 vote with two abstentions urged both nations to halt support to communist led guerrillas. Yugoslavia Russia and four eastern European satellites opposed the measure. India and Israel abstained.
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Lake Sucess
United Nations Political Committee
Albania
Balkans
United States
Britain
China
Australia
Bulgaria
Yugoslavia
Russia
Europe
India
Israel
P-38 Pilot Faces Relapse After Fatal Midair Collision
Erick Rios Bridoux, Bolivian aviation director and sole survivor of the National Airport crash, battles a worsened condition in an Alexandria hospital after learning 55 people died aboard the DC-4. Doctors give him a 60-40 chance to survive as he endures a broken spine, injuries, and pneumonia.
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Washington
Erick Rios Bridoux
Bolivian Aviation
Alexandria
Rios Bridoux
Eastern Airlines
National
Ricardo Martinez Vargas
Firms Told To Ignore Ousted U. E. Workers
The CIO urges 1,200 electrical manufacturers to refuse recognition of the old United Electrical Workers leadership after their ouster. James B. Carey, CIO official, says the right wing International United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers (CIO) demands recognition where contracts exist.UE negotiations with General Electric and Westinghouse involve over 200,000 workers.
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Cleveland
CIO
United Electrical Workers
James B. Carey
Carey
Stock Market In Indecisive Stage
NEW YORK November 4 stock prices opened indecisively and drifted. Many issues that had advanced earlier fell back or held Thursday's levels with lower quotes for U S Steel Bethlehem Steel General Motors Chrysler Studebaker U S Rubber Schenley Kennecott Copper Westinghouse Loew's Johns Manville and others.
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New York
Inet
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem Steel
General Motors
Chrysler
Studebaker
U. S. Rubber
Schenley
Kennecott Copper
Westinghouse Electric Loew's
Johns-Man
Ching to Meet Lewis on Coal Strike Settlement
Cyrus S. Ching arranged a meeting with John L. Lewis as part of new government efforts to end the coal strike. Lewis proposed to negotiate in Chicago tomorrow on a two state plan covering Illinois and Indiana mines. A Washington conference at Mine Workers HQ may lead to a joint meeting with soft coal operators next week.
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Washington
Cyrus S. Ching
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Chicago
Ching
New York
Indiana
Adlai Stevenson
Illinois
Methodists Hear Sen. Hoey at North Carolina conference
The North Carolina conference of the Methodist church opened sessions in Sanford with U S Senator Clyde R Hoey delivering the main address. Officials voted to raise starting salaries for pastors by 100 to 200 dollars and set minimum parsonage standards. A 600000 dollar Lake Junaluska improvements plan was announced including motor courts and a fireproof hotel. Bishop Werner urged turning from secularism and stressing faith in education amid debates over church and state.
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North Carolina
Winston-Salem
Mark Depp
Twin City
Centenary Church
Hazen W. Werner
Columbus
Ohio
Nehemiah
God
Commission On
Red Tape Hinders U S Imports Cited By Acheson
Secretary of State Acheson urged steps to expand world trade and reduce U S import barriers. He cited lengthy classifications and duties, noting cases can drag from years to determine value and duty. Inspectors decisions may be appealed up to customs court as experts study streamline options.
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James Marlow Washington
Achesey
United States
Regu
Bureau of Customs
Customs Court
Customs Bureau
Congress
Governor Scott Says No Immediate Slashes Planned
Raleigh November news conference reports Governor Scott has no current plan to cut state appropriations. He would reduce spending only if needed to balance the budget, and may call a special session if cuts threaten the budget. Budget officials noted routine matters at the commission meeting.
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Raleigh
Scott
Wade Lucas
Charlotte Observer
Lucas
R. Grady Rankin
Gastonia
Senate Finance
Advisory Budget Commission
Commission
Grady
General Assembly
Rankin
Budget Commission
D. S. Coltrane
Ten Killed In Bomber Crash Off Bermuda Coast
A B 29 superfortress diverted by engine trouble crashed into the sea a mile from shore near Kindley Field Bermuda. Ten of 13 airmen aboard were killed. three survived after jumping clear, later rescued with minor injuries. Survivors were aided by an oil company executive and two local residents.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
U. S
Oil Company
Kindley Field
Standard Oil Company
St. George
Moscow Drunks Are Sobered Up and Taxed
London reports in the British Medical Journal that Moscow police detain inebriated individuals in a sobering institution. Dr. M. T. Gillies notes a 25 ruble nightly charge and release in the morning, reflecting a state procedure for intoxication.
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Moscow
London
M. T. Gillies
New Naval Chief Dismantles OP 23 Group
Admiral Forrest P. Sherman, newly named chief of naval operations, ordered the disbanding of OP 23 a 30 member unit accused of engineering a Congress driven attack on defense policy. Reports said the inspector general may have seized records during the probe.
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Forrest Sherman
Naval Operations
Navy
Matthews
Louis Denfeld
Sherman
Washington, D. C
Washington
Adm
Forrest P. Sherman
Armed Forces
Allen R. McCann
GOP Leader Sees Poverty Under Truman
GOP national chairman Guy Gabrielson says the Truman administration taxes Americans beyond the food bill and piles up debt for future generations. He defends the GOP record and criticizes Truman’s fair deal push as rhetoric while noting foreign policy splits within Republicans. Truman, touring Minnesota, argues education as a antidote to totalitarianism and signals a bigger campaign in 1950.
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Washington
Guy Gabrielson
Truman
Gabrielson
St. Paul
Mr Truman
Twin Cities
Thomas Jefferson
Mr. Truman
Jefferson
Frost Settles On Dixie Today
Frost covered parts of the Southeast with readings below freezing in cities like Nashville 31 and Asheville 32 while Southern California faced a November heat wave with Los Angeles at 95 and Long Beach 98. Rain fell across New England and the Appalachians and snow flurries appeared in Michigan.
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Associated Press
Dixieland
California
Mercury
Great Lakes
Carolinas
Tennessee
Mississippi
Alabama
Georgia
Florida
Nashville
Tenn
Asheville
Charlotte
Memphis
Birmingham
Vicksburg
Miss
Atlanta
Raleigh
Spartanburg
Greensboro
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Midwest
Los Angeles
Long Beach
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Yuma
Ariz
New England States
Appalachian Mountains
Michigan
State board neutrality questioned in desegregation suit
The Durham Negroes suit in federal court over school facilities questions the state board of education involvement. Attorney General Harry McMullan says the state should be neutral referee to curb discrimination, but making the board a party defendant could tilt the issue. The case centers on whites receiving better facilities than blacks and the board’s role in approving local budgets. The board’s neutrality is emphasized as crucial to fair interpretation of state duties.
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Durham
State Board of Education
Harry McMullan
State Board
McMullan
Move Aimed At Soviet Countries Move Aimed At Soviet Countries
The U S government imposed broad export controls on strategic goods to almost all regions to prevent re shipments to Soviet bloc with emphasis on Communist China and Latin America The Commerce Department extends licensing authority to global destinations excluding Canada aiming to curb hidden re shipments and streamline commodity lists
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Washington
China
Latin America
Commerce Department
Europe
Mediterranean
Canada
Department
State Department
Soviet Union
Governor Heads to Ocracoke and Hatteras for Projects
Governor Scott and Highway Commission Chair Dr. Henry W. Jordan will travel by the Hatteras to Ocracoke next week. They will present first State road building aid on Ocracoke and attend ceremonies reactivating the Hatteras lighthouse on Hatteras Island with officials including George Doss of the Conservation and Development Department. The group plans to use the department’s fishing patrol boat despite a new rule limiting boat use to patrols.
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Raleigh
Ocrascoke Island
Highway Commission
Scott
Henry W. Jorsdan
Hatteras Island
Hatteras
Jordan
George Doss
State Department of Conservation and Development
Ocracoke
Conservation Department
Asheville
Ross
Pastor Cans Sermon For Later Delivery
The Rev. R. H. Showalter has already spoken his Sunday sermon and prayer at Douglas Presbyterian church in Lancaster county. He cannot fill the pulpit due to an Atlanta appointment and made a wire recording for his Sunday service. His flock will gather as usual to hear the message.
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Lancaster
S. C
R. H. Showalter
Douglas Presbyterian Church
Lancaster County
Smurch
Atlanta
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