Moscow marks Bolshevik Revolution anniversary with parades
Moscow celebrated the 30th anniversary of the Bolshevik Revolution with a Red Square parade as officials denounced warmongers. Marshal Bulganin lauded the October victory and warned of renewed calls for war while Molotov claimed the atomic bomb secret had ended long ago.
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Lonon
Russia
Moscow
Red Square
Soviet Union
United States
Great Britain
Moscow Radio
Nikolai Bulganin
Commmunists
V. M. Molotov
Britain
Olotov
Bolshoi Theater
Bulganin
Officer Directed To Sign Hughes' Plane Contract
A former wartime procurement officer testifies top officials ordered him to sign a $70,274,666 Hughes contract to build 100 photo reconnaissance planes. Albert J. Browning, ex brigadier general and Ford vice president, says underscecretary Robert P. Patterson pushed for signature after delaying action from 1944. He cites approval by Deputy A C of Air Staff Bennett E. Meyers who is to testify. Hughes himself was reported to be involved.
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Washington
Hughes
Albert J. Browning
Ford Motor Company
Robert P. Patterson
Browniine
Senate
Patterson
Ger
Bennnett E. Meyers
Myers
Hughes war plane contract warned of congressional criticism
Meyers wartime air force official testified that in 1943 he believed the Hughes Aircraft contract for photo reconnaissance planes had an odor and warned on October 9, 1948, that the award might draw congressional criticism. He said Hughes was not qualified to build the planes.
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Washington
Gem
Bennett
Meyers
Senate
Howard Hughes
Air Force
H. H. Arnold
Hughes Aircraft Company
Senator Ferguson
R-Mich
Hughes arrives in Washington to testify on wartime contracts
Howard Hughes lands at dawn in a private plane after cross country travel and says he will testify when asked. He faces a Senate inquiry over a $5.92 million tax claim for wartime contracts, with Chairman Ferguson questioning Meyers links to Hughes contracts in recent hearings.
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Hollywood
Caigne
Hughes
Williams
R-Del
Ferguson
R-Mich
Meyers
Million Dollar Addition Planned for Springs Mills
Lancaster South Carolina November 7 The Springs Mills plant plans a million dollar No 1 addition at Fort Mill The two story air conditioned structure will house combers spinning and weaving units for percale sheet production and will begin work soon.
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S. C
the Springs Cotton Mills 7
Fort Mill
Weather trends bring clouds and scattered storms across North Carolina
Weather forecast notes increasing cloudiness and local thunderstorms developing this afternoon in the west, spreading east tonight, with colder conditions expected in the west late tonight and in the east Saturday morning. Saturday brings partly cloudy skies and cooler temperatures, with shifting winds and a cooler day overall.
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North Carolina
Poultrymen Protest Poultryless Thursday in Washington
Citizens food committee confronts a convoy of hens and leghorns arriving in crates as part of the food conservation program. Food Chairman Charles Luckman stands firm while fowls are redirected to Salvation Army. a Maryland farm signals possible disposal help.
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Washington
Citizens Food Committee
Harry
Luckman
Charles Luckman
Salvation Army
Los Angeles
Poultrymen’s Association
Propaganda of Soviet Riles U S Officials and Looms Large
Washington observers report officials weigh a more vigorous American truth campaign abroad. The State Department plans to seek Congress for up to 1.5 billion dollars for Voice of America and other foreign information programs while Molotov denounces U.S. bases, Greenland, and Western power aims to rally Russians, frighten small nations, and conceal Soviet aims in Eastern Europe.
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Washington
Russia
State Department
Congress
Voice of America
Molotov
United States
Greenland
Vishinsky
Soviet Union
U.S.S.R
Europe
Stock Exchange Proposes Membership Rule Change
New York officials propose allowing corporations to become members of the New York Stock Exchange, a plan submitted to members without approval. Current rolls are limited to partnerships.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Patrolman Has A Tough Week In Millvale
Millvale patrolman Albin Miklausick faces defeat in the borough council race and a divorce from Gertrude after turning the basement into a dressing room for his sandlot football team. He was fired for being a good martian and cited for using an official car to rush a sick husband to a hospital outside the borough. Citizens plan to demand his reinstatement at next Tuesday’s council meeting.
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Pittsburgh
Albin Miklausick
Millvale
Gertrude
Miklausick
GOP Abandons Plan for Tax Cuts at Special Session
Washington dispatch reports the Republican leadership halted plans for tax relief during the upcoming special session set for November 17. Knutson of Minnesota indicated the $4 billion tax cut measure may be postponed to January, with taxes to be addressed in the regular session starting next year.
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Washington
Republican High Command
Congress
Knutson
R-Minn
House
Ways and Means Committee
Martin
R-Mass
Rep. Halleck
Ind
Rgg
Bizarre Affair Ends In Death Of One Man
In Oklahoma City a young couple faced trial for murder after a plan to rob Clifford Pence failed. Carol Campbell admitted planning the poker game and the break in, then shot Pence when her husband did not appear. Marvin Campbell said the plan collapsed over childcare. Pence died yesterday.
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Oklahoma City
Clifford William Pence
Denver
Carol Joy Campbell
Pence
Marvin Eugene Campbell
Tornado Kills Two in Galiano Near Golden Meadow
A tornado struck the village of Galiano, six miles north of Golden Meadow, last night killing two people and injuring ten others.
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Golden Meadow
Galiano
Unions Lose Ballot Status Over Taft Hartley Oath
The National Labor Relations board ruled unions failing the non communist oath cannot appear on bargaining election ballots even with active contracts. The ruling followed the International Association of Machinists petition for an election at Sigmund Cohn Inc New York plant where CIO wholesale and warehouse workers with oath noncompliance are barred despite a three year contract. The Machinists split from the AFL after a prior jurisdictional dispute with carpenters.
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Washington
National Labor Relations Board
International Association of Machinists
New York
Sigmund Cohn, Inc
CIO
Cohn
AFL
Carpenters
Northern Luzon Braces For Blow
A typhoon apcied from the southeast was located 120 miles east northeast of Manila by a U S navy reconnaissance plane. The storm moves west northwest at 11 miles per hour with winds near 115 miles per hour at the center. Torrential rains and winds up to 69 miles were reported within 100 miles of the center.
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Manila
Luzon
Wilson Aldermen Call Special Bond Vote for December 9
The Wilson board of aldermen schedules a special bond election for December 9 to authorize 1 750 000 in bonds for power and light projects sanitary sewer street and storm sewer improvements.
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Wilson
Wilson Board of Aldermen
Boycott Plan Reveals Existence of 2 Worlds
Russia and five bloc members boycott the UN little assembly as Sir Hartley Shawcross says the world is split into east and west. The move follows approval of the Marshall plan by 57 nations and foreshadows clashes over veto power in the security council and admission of new members including Italy. Britain cites a case to the international court of justice amid protests from several delegates. This marks the fourth boycott of a majority approved body by the Soviet bloc.
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United Nations
Russia
Soviet Union
Security Council
Italy
Little Assembly
Britain
International Court of Justice
UN Election Supervisory Commission
Korea
Doughton Marks 84th Birthday A Capitol Workhorse
Rep. Robert Lee Doughton of North Carolina, age 84, the oldest member of Congress, is described as a tireless worker and key voice on tax policy. He emphasizes straight thinking and hard work, plans no birthday celebration, and will focus on spending and foreign aid questions at the upcoming session.
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Washington
Congress
Robert Lee Doughton
North Carolina
House
Ways and Means Committee
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Doughton
White House
Thurmond Hearts Bride At State Governor House
South Carolina Governor James Strom Thurmond and Jean Crouch were to wed in a private ceremony at the executive mansion in Columbia. The drawing room of the historic building, once an arsenal, hosted the occasion with only immediate family in attendance.
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Columbia
8. C
South Carolina
James Strom Thurmond
Jean Crouch
Elko
Planes Seized In Oklahoma For Potential South America Revolt
Two privately owned four engined bombers were seized on Oklahoma airfields to prevent their use in a suspected South American revolt. A B-24 Liberator at Tulsa and a PBY-4 Privateer at Ponca City were immobilized, stripped of weapons, and tied to a Cuba Dominican Republic expedition context.
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Ponca City
Okla
United States
Oklahoma
South America
C. C. Millican
Kansas City
Tulsa
Millican
Dominican Republic
Cuba
Millikan
Deputies Adjourn London Meeting for Anniversary Recess
Big four deputy foreign ministers working on preliminaries for German and Austrian peace treaties recessed today for 30th anniversary of the Russian revolution. They will reconvene tomorrow to continue laying foundations for the council of foreign ministers session starting November 25.
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London
Germany
Austria
Council of Foreign Ministers
Molotov Boosts Western Aid Drive Amid Cold War Tensions
Washington reports show Molotov’s Moscow radio blast cited by lawmakers as a factor in pressuring Congress to approve European recovery aid. Senator McGrath questions whether the blast helped or hindered action while Capper foresees swift passage of the near term plan. The House foreign aid panel notes possible delays in completing a full program during the special session.
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Captor Hill
Molotov
Olotov
Moscow
Io United States
Russia
McGrath
D-Ri
Democratic National Committee
Rhode Island
Capper
Kansas
Foreign Relations Committee
Congress
Marshall
Senate
House
Capitol
Special Committee On Foreign Aid
Rep. Herter
R-Mass
Herterap
Ime T Bank and
Commodity Credit Corporation
France
Italy
Much Ammunition Shipped To Greeks
Dwight P. Griswold, head of the American mission to aid Greece, said enough guns ammunition and combat materiel had been supplied to end the rebellion. A Greek staff source said little combat materiel had arrived and that a guerrilla battalion near Ioannina recently had more fire power than an army battalion.
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Athens
Dwight P. Griswold
Greece
Ioannina
Ministers Set Up Dry Unit in High Point
The High Point Association of Ministers voted to form a unit of the Allied Church League in High Point. The league opposes ABC stores in communities and is active in several North Carolina cities and counties. The local unit is in formative stage with no officers yet. it will oppose Bigguen stores in High Point and the county.
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High Point Association of Ministers
Allied Church League
High Point
ABC
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