Molotov defends Soviet position on atom bomb secrecy
Russian foreign minister Molotov told a Moscow broadcast that the atom bomb secret has long ceased to exist and that the United States is expanding bases near Russia as aggression. He argued imperialists rely on the bomb, urged UN action on prohibition, and noted Britain protested US secrecy while Russia praises postwar output and three historical periods of Soviet history.
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London
V. M. Molotov
Russia
Molotov
United States
Moscow
U.S.A
Great Britain
United Nations
Britain
Nikolai Bulganin
Red Square
Stalin
Black Sea
Cold Snap Grips Rocky Mountains and Plains States
The Associated Press reports the coldest weather of the season across northern and central Rockies and parts of the plains. Subzero-like readings appear in Montana Idaho and Wyoming while snowfall ranges from one to eight inches from Salt Lake City to central South Dakota.
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Rocky Mountain
Plains States
Montana
Idaho
Wyoming
Midwest
Salt Lake City
South Dakota
Rockies
Plains
Mississippi Valley
Illinois
Butte
Mont
Rock Springs
Wyo
Philip
S. D
Chadron
Neb
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Great Lakes
North Atlantic States
Washington
Oregon
Eastern
Gulf States
Brownsville
Texas
Chinese Reds Gain Another Objective in Manchuria
Peiping dispatches report Chinese Communist forces forced government troops from the coal iron and steel town of Anshan, driving them 55 miles southwest of Mukden as they advance along the Mukden Chinchow railway from Liaoyang, 20 miles northeast.
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Peiping
Manchuria
Shan
Social Welfare
Peiping Daily News
Anshan
Mukden
Mukden-Chinchow
Liaoyang
Weather Brief for Carolina November 7 1947
Fair conditions across Carolina with increasing cloudiness in the western area. Mild temperatures today and Friday, cooler tonight in the west and east portions, with a return to cooler air Friday following today’s milder spell. Sunrise 6 48, sunset 5 19.
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Carolina
Shaving Stroke Count Error: Citizens Guess and Count
In Sarasota the Herald-Tribune tested how many strokes to shave. Local men guessed numbers from 12 to 235, while actual counts ranged from 88 to 235, with Mayor J Douglas Arnest guessing 25 but recording 98 strokes.
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Sarasota
Fla
Sarasota Herald-Tribune
J. Douglas Arnest
Income Taxes Play Role In Hughes Case
Washington November 6 Representatives of Howard Hughes accuse the Senate war investigating committee of denying them a chance to respond to a claim Hughes owes the government 5.9 million dollars in war years taxes. Committee Chairman Ferguson says Noah Dietrich testified but did not want to resume the stand. Dietrich was a witness when hearings recessed. Slack, Hughes' attorney, protests that he and Dietrich were barred from testifying on profits and taxes. He says the committee is using Hughes tax records to intervene with the IRS. The IRS has historically allowed full argument in tax cases.
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Washington
Howard Hughes
Senate War Investigating Committee
Hughes
Ferguson
R-Mich
Noah Dietrich
Hughes Tool Co
Dietrich
Tom Slack
Williams R-Del
Slack
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Internal Revenue Department
Blacksmith Strong Man Of The Czechs
Prague crisis crowns communist Premier Clement Gottwald, a former blacksmith, as the central authority today. He took control of the coalition cabinet to rebuild the government of semi autonomous Slovakia where conservative anti communist Slovak democrats are the majority.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Kelement Gottwald
Slovakia
Rivalry erupts in Georgia court clash over party control
In Augusta a brawl broke out in the Richman County Superior Court as William S. Morris, tied to Governor Thompson and a Talmadge faction, was knocked to the floor by Harris of the Augusta Courier during a pretrial confrontation in a fight over Georgia Democratic leadership. Harris was restrained by attorneys, with the incident tied to a suit by James S. Peters seeking faction control.
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Augusta
William S. Morris
M. E. Thompson
Georgia
Herman Talmadge
Richman County
Talmadge
James S. Peters
Harris
Augusta Chronicle
Roy Harris
State House of Representatives
Roy
Morris
Augusta Courier
Bill
Threatened Textile Worker Strike Averted By Nine Percent Pact
Greensboro and other plants in Virginia the Carolinas and Alabama avoided a 26 000 member strike after Cone interests of North Carolina and Lowenstein group agreed to nine percent wage increases for all 12 to 15 job classifications. The plan covers Cone Lowenstein Erwin Dan River Mills and related plants with pay rises effective this weekend and fractions rounded to the nearest half cent.
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Greensboro
Textile Workers Union of America
CIO
Virginia
Carolinas
Alabama
Cone
North Carolina
Haw River
Mineola
Reidsville
Lowenstein Group
Rock Hill
S. C
Rockingham
N. C
For
Fort Mill
South Carolina
Springs Mills
Erwin Mills
Durham
Erwin and Cooleemee
Big Dan River Mills
Danville
Cone, Lowenstein and Erwin
Dan River
Cone and
Lowenstein
George Baldanzi
TWUA
R. R. Lawrence
Southern
Escapee Tubercular Prisoner Captured Near Gastonia
Sheriff Hoyle Efird reported the second of three escapees from the state sanatorium at Sanatorium was captured near Gastonia this morning. The incident followed an escape last week as authorities continue to pursue the remaining fugitive.
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PRIS
Hoyle Efird
Gastonia
Administration Plans To Offer Its Own Tax Plan
The Truman administration plans a tax proposal to Congress next year focusing on revision and reform rather than broad cuts. Officials say details are undecided and no plan like the vetoed 4 billion dollar bill is expected. President Truman said the Nov. 17 special message will not include tax revision suggestions and did not comment on a third GOP tax cut bill.
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Washington
Truman Administration
Congress
Truman
House
Ways and Means Committee
Tax policy on farm cooperatives stalls in House hearing
Republican lawmakers pressed for a treasury recommendation on co op taxation at a house ways and means hearing Tuesday. Under Secretary A Lee Wiggins provided a non commit summary of a 69 page study and refused to offer any recommendation this year, urging continuation of treasury review of the entire tax system.
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Ury
House
Ways and Means
Treasury
GOP
A. Lee Wiggins
Poultry Market Glutted On Fifth Poultryless Day
The agriculture department reports markets glutted with poultry on the fifth poultryless Thursday of the food conservation program. Prices fall as city dealers urge country shippers to hold back, while cold storage stocks rise beyond October levels and storage space tightens. The report cites low consumer demand baffling traders and calls for ending the poultryless day.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Citizens Food Conservation Committees
Charles Luckmen
Feeding Cow Coffee Pulp Debunked by Agriculture Dept
The Agriculture Department dismissed a dream of coffee flavored milk after testing coffee bean pulp as cow feed. The piece notes warnings against milk tasting of alcohol or spices, asserting coffee pulp does not impart coffee flavor to milk. It ends with a playful nod to using whisky rum and nutmeg for eggnog season.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Deputies Meet in London Face Sharp Peace Treaty Impasse
Big Four deputy foreign ministers convened in London amid pessimism to draft a work agenda for the upcoming foreign ministers meeting and to outline the agreements needed on Germany and Austria peace treaties. Britain aims to moderate Russia and US disputes while France resists strong central German government and supports Ruhr internationalization. Russia’s stance remains unclear as talks consider reparations and troop withdrawals.
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London
Germany
Austria
Council of Foreign Ministers
Navy
Britain
France
Russia
United States
Moscow
Ruhr
United States and Russia Face London Showdown
U S and Soviet leaders prepare for the London foreign ministers meeting as Byrnes and Vandenberg push to remove Russia’s veto on peace talks. Talks hinge on German and Austrian settlements with possible U S leadership of a formal peace conference next year if Moscow withholds consent. Byrnes and Vandenberg forecast failure of ministerial talks and advocate proceeding without Russia to avoid a veto on peace.
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Washington
Europe
London
Marshall
James F. Byrnes
Vandenberg
R-Mich
Russia
Foreign Ministers’ Council
Somes
Winston- Salem
N. C
Sys
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Truman Urges Europe Aid As Anti Inflation Move
President Truman said Congress should act on emergency aid for Europe before anti inflation measures. He warned price rises could waste funds, and endorsed vigor for both inflation control and European relief. Senator Ball proposed incentive quotas, favoring countries boosting domestic production for full aid while laggards face penalties.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Europe
Ball
Capitol
Senator Ball
R-Minn
Appropriations Committee
Minnesota
Vandenberg
Reds Adopt Blocking Tactics In UN Affairs
Lake Success, Nov 6. Russia declares non cooperation with major US proposals in the United Nations as Ukraine and allies boycott commissions. The effort to form a year around assembly faces continued Soviet opposition while Americans with lower incomes contribute heavily to church support.
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Ukraine
Korea
Little Assembly
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Russia
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Louisville
Eldon S. Dummitt
Tom R. Underwood
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CIO Textile Workers Union
Atlantic Seaboard
John Chupka
Wilbur
Spokane
U.S
Martin
Reds
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