Foreign Ministers May Scrap Trieste Plan Hope For Soviet Break
Western diplomats expect the four foreign ministers to drop the Trieste internationalization plan if Italy and Yugoslavia reach a border settlement. Rome hints at Nenni visit to Belgrade as talks aim to bypass Trieste and move to other issues. The move followed a long four hour forty minute session of the big four council.
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New York
Trieste
Italy
Yugoslavia
Rome
Pietro Nenni
Belgrade
Atic
Big Four Council
Britain
Ernest Bevin
Hoosier May Get Berth In House Leadership Fight
Supporters of Rep. Charles A. Halleck of Indiana push his claim to be GOP floor leader in the 80th Congress. Opponents say Rep. Clarence Brown of Ohio has the edge, with candidates racing amid 1948 presidential campaign sentiment.
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Washington
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
House
Clarence Brown
Halleck
Brown
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Congress
Taft
Senate
Joseph W. Martin, Jr
Massachusetts
Sease
Martin
Rep
Thomas
Hallack
Jenkins
GOP
Congressional Food Study Committee
Chinese Halt Firing Aims for Peace After Civil War
In Nanking on November 9, the government ordered a ceasefire beginning Monday and urged anti government parties to join peace talks. Communists and the Democratic League questioned Chiang Kai Shek's truce, while armistice demands blocked delegates to China’s upcoming national assembly.
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Nanking
China
Democratic League
Chiang Kai-Shek
League
Chiang
Yangtze River
Manchuria
Marriage Suit Filed By Couple In Bloomington
William and Lottie Eagleson filed suit seeking a court order declaring their marriage valid. They claim Mrs. Eagleson had a divorce filed in 1908 but the parties later decided not to pursue it and did not inform the court. They say they have been married for 38 years.
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Bloomington
Ind
William
Lottie Eagleson
Eaglesons
Eagleson
Seminar Opens In Greensboro At W C U N C
Mrs Ellen Woodward leads a seminar at Woman's College Greensboro with graduates and faculty attending alumnae session. Max Lerner of PM spoke on world affairs while Dr James T Celland from Duke University will give a lecture. Governors Baldwin and Chancellor Jackson addressed opening events urging educated leadership and global perspective.
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Greensboro
Ellen Woodward
Office of Interagency and International Relations
Federal Security Agency
Washington, D. C
Woman's College
James T. Celland
T the
School of Religion
Duke University
Max Lerner
Aycock
Godward
United States
Watoin
Raymond E. Baldwin
Connecticut
America
W. C. Jackson
Weather North Carolina Fair With Mild Temperatures
North Carolina forecast shows mild today and tonight with increasing temperatures. Rain moves in Sunday afternoon in the mountains as a system governs the day on Sunday November 10 1946 with sunrise 6 51 and sunset 5 16.
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North Carolina
Temperature rainfall Charlotte and other U.S. cities report
Official temperature readings through 8 30 a m cover Charleston Charlotte Chicago Columbia Denver Detroit Evanville Galveston Greensboro High Point Jacksonville Little Rock Los Angeles Memphis Meridian Miami St Louis St Paul Mobile Mount Mitchell New Orleans New York Raleigh San Antonio San Francisco Spartanburg Tam Saskatoon Willington weather and rainfall totals listed by city with multiple figures and times.
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Charlotte
Rayteny
Charleston
Chicago
Columbia
Denver
Detroit
Evanaville
Galveston
Greensboro
High Point
Jacksonville
Los Angeles
Mamphis
Meridian
Miami
St. P
Mobile
Mt. Mitchell
New Orleans
New York
Raleigh
San Antonio
San Fran
Spartanburg
Tam
Saskianvon
Willington
Weath
Attack Georgia Klan Seeks 1940 Merger With Bund
Georgia charges the Ku Klux Klan with attempting a 1940 merger with the German American Bund and unites anti Negro anti Jewish factions and ultra nationalist veterans groups. Assistant AG Daniel Duke filed in Fulton Superior Court to revoke the Klan charter, with a hearing set for November 25.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Ku Klux Klan
Bund
Hooded Order
Daniel Duke
Ellis Arnall
Fulton
Fourth Negro Is Captured
Otis Ragland aged 29, the fourth of eight convicts who escaped from Martin County prison, is captured. Ragland, serving five to seven years for forgery in Granville County, allegedly assaulted Mrs. Floyd Moore at her home near Williamston after seeking food. Officials continue hunting the remaining four escapees.
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Raleigh
Otis Ragland
Liberty
Martin County
Kyle Matthews
Matthews
Ragland
Granville County
Floyd Moore
Williamston
Moore
Attlee Warns UN Could Fail If Used for Ideological Debate
Prime Minister Attlee warned at the lord mayor’s banquet that the United Nations would fail if it is used as a forum for debating ideological differences. He argued the body must be objective and businesslike and allow nations to preserve their own ways of life while contributing to the common good.
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New York
Russia
United Nations General Assembly
Europe
Dmitri Manuilsky
Ukraine
U.N
U. S
New York City
San Francisco
Westchester County
N. Y
Shawcross
Manuilsky
London
V. M. Molotov
Denmark
Molotov
United Nations
Vandenberg
Congress
United States
Washington
Attlee
United Nations Organization
Parents of Missing Coed Find Her In Fort Wayne
Mary Zimmerman a 19 year old coed reported missing from Bowling Green State University was found safe in Fort Wayne Indiana. Her father Charles Zimmerman said she wrote from Fort Wayne that she was working as a domestic and asked permission to keep the job. The family planned to travel to Fort Wayne but did not disclose the address or the host family name.
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Zimmerman
Fort Wayne
AFLR unit strike threat rises as networks balk
The three largest AFRA units join the Hollywood group to authorize a strike if the four big networks do not accept a new contract. Negotiations ended Oct 30 over a clause to bar networks from feeding programs to affiliates that refuse to negotiate or arbitrate. Other items note Rochester paper suspensions, AFL pilot talks with a mediator, and other labor actions.
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Associated Press
AFL
New York
Chicago
Hollywood
AFRA
Rochester
N. Y
Transworld Airline
Washington
Ford Motor Company
Big Rouge
Detroit
Denver
San Francisco
CIO
24 Building Projects Approved by Civilian Production Admin
Greensboro Nov 9 The civilian production administration approved 24 building projects valued at 239 407 in the past week led by Safety Transit Co Wilmington 37000 Collins and Aikman Corp Roxboro 33975 Brunswick ey Storage 3000 and other firms including Home Real Estate Loan and Insurance Winston Salem 3950 Clayton Cigar Fay etteville 3500 J M Ball Warrenton 22860 Colonial Frozen Foods Ahoskie 22860 and Carolina Aluminum Badin 2080 among others with 13 projects denied totaling 201 678.
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Greensboro
Civilian Production Administration
Chester O. Ensign
Safety Transit Company
Wilmington
Collins and Aikman Corporation
Roxboro
Brunswickey Storage Company, Inc
Home Real Estate Loan and Insurance
Armistice Day Parades Set Across North Carolina
Armistice day celebrations in North Carolina cities Monday will include parades and speeches along with barbecues and dances. Veterans from World War I and II are joining in. Banks will close, post offices operate on curtailed schedules, and Gov. Cherry will speak at Dallas. A charter presentation for American Legion post 339 is planned.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
R. Gregg Cherry
Dallas
American Legion Post 339
Truman to Speak Monday on Policy After Election Results
President Truman will hold a brief general policy news conference at 10 a.m. Monday at the White House. He will outline a policy stance in light of last Tuesday’s election results and may emphasize welfare above personal and party interests under a Republican Congress. He plans to visit Arlington Cemetery at 11 a.m. to lay a wreath on the Unknown Soldier and speak briefly.
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Washington
Truman
White House
Charles G. Ross
Arlington National Cemetery
Arlington Amphitheater
Decontrol Plan Gains Wide Cabinet Support in Washington
Cabinet officers backed administration plans to scrap price and wage controls, with three members aiding conversion chief John Steelman. Harriman Schwellenbach Snyder discussed decontrol with Steelman, who then briefed Truman for likely endorsement in coming days. The plan would remove most controls except rent rules and remaining food ceilings like sugar.
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Washington
John R. Steelman
Secretary of the Treasury
Snyder
Commerce
Harriman
Labor
Schwellenbach
Steelman
Dad's Nightshirt Worn By High School Girls
In Washington a sartorial clash at a high school erupted as fraternity members vow to observe hate women week and skip shaving while girls retaliate by arriving in their male parents nightshirts over regular clothes. The stunt disrupted campus and drew school authorities ire.
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Dad
Washington
Washington High School
Nation Reports Mixed Weather Across Regions
Nationwide weather shows a blend of conditions with mild warmth in the southeast and blizzards in the west. Nebraska reports heavy wet snow and winds halting harvests while Denver endures a week of blizzard activity and forecasts a morning clear.
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Associated Press
California
Nebraska
Nevada
Texas Panhandle
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Colorado
Wyoming
Denver
U. S. Weather Bureau
Dakotas
South Atlantic States
South Atlantic
Three British Police Killed by Booby Trap in Jerusalem Raid
Three British policemen were killed and one seriously wounded in a blast during a surprise Jeru salem raid on a suspected arms dump in the Bukharian quarter. An unofficial source said the explosion at 6 20 am was from a booby trap near a door linked to an arms cache once linked to Irgun Zvai Leumi.
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Jerusalem
Irgun Zvai Leumi
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Attleboro
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Communist Party
W.C.U.N.C
Allon
Rfville
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