Vishinsky Angrily Addresses Atomic Control Debate
The report covers Vyacheslav Vishinsky accusing the West of delaying real control while asserting Soviet openness to inspections. It notes Western insistence on continuous oversight and the Soviet preference for periodic checks, plus ongoing UN debates over a two-treaty plan and a Canadian backed proposal.
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4Insky
Hickerson
Canada
International Atomic Commission
U. N. Atomic Energy Commission
General Assembly
Viet Foresters
International Commission
Soviet Union
Security Council
Yugoslavia and Allies Move on Postwar Conflicts
The report notes Yugoslavia reject ing a treaty and rising nationalist tensions. It mentions Czech Catholic bishops seeking assurances on loyal oaths and human rights as the communist government restricts religious pledges. Bonn prepares for talks with Dean Acheson as Western ministers weigh limits on industrial dismantling and aid to West Germany.
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Yugoslavia
Czechoslovakia
Bonn
Germany
West German
U. S
Dean Acheson
Theodor Heuss
Konrad Adenauer
Paris
Britain
France
Westimany
Charles S Foster Elkin Veteran Bridge Foreman Dies
Charles S. Foster 66 of Elkin retired bridge construction supervisor for George L Austin Co Atlanta died in a Durham hospital after years with arthritis. He lived in Rome Georgia early life. Funeral services will be held here tomorrow afternoon.
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Elkin
Charles S. Foster
George L. Austin Company
Atlanta
Durham
Rome
Georgia
Black Market In TV Sets and Phonographs Strained
TV set and phonograph shortages persist as demand surges while production nears record levels. Industry reports 400000 sets made last month, with 2800?000 projected this year, led by Admiral Motorola Zenith and others. shortages of parts and rising prices constrain output.
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Television Fund, Inc
Chicago
Admiral
Motorola
Zenith
Hallicrafter
Magnavox
Belmont - Raytheon
Trav-Ler
Sentinel
Wells-Gardner
Farnsworth
Muntz Tv, Inc
J. D. Phillips Succumbs At Game
During a game several spectators were injured as fans fell on stairs and rails. Boyd Propst, 23, of Kannapolis North Carolina, suffered a possible skull fracture and was hospitalized in serious condition. Herbert Harrell, 28, of Norfolk Virginia, sustained a possible left arm fracture after vaulting a guard rail. Leo Breslin, 47, of Douglaston New York became ill as the game ended.
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Boyd Propst
Central Drive
Kannapolis
N. C
Herbert Harrell
Norfolk
Leo Breslin
Douglaston, L. I
Polish Shipping Line Accused in Secret Hearings Over Eisler Case
Testimony in a closed session claims the Gdynia America line hid Gerhart Eisler aboard the Batory and involved in smuggl ing rumors. Trzecieski says he resigned in 1947 over communistic control, while Kutylowski and Grzelak dispute his account and deny knowledge of Eisler aboard.
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Line
Trzecieski
Roman M. Kutylowski
Gdynia-America
Czeslaw Grzelak
Grzelak
Kutylowski
Gerhart Eisler
Eisler
Congress
United States
England
Germany
Gydnia- America Line
Poland
Steel Hopes To Speed Up End To Coal Strike
Talks continue as Ching and White House advisers weigh Taft Hartley action while Lewis presses for higher wages and more royalties. U S Steel reaches a pension plan covering 150000 workers. overall steel talks proceed as a 42 day strike caused massive losses.
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Ching
White House
Lewis
United Mine
U. S. Steel Corp
Charge Man With Resisting Arrest
Wade A. Johnson aged 23 of Route 3 was charged with resisting an officer and disorderly conduct. He was placed on bonds totaling 250 dollars. Warrants were signed by Patrolman G. W. Allred.
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Wade A. Johnson
Route 3
G. W. Allred
Romance Rumors Trail Margaret
The new NZ kiwi remains asleep and undisturbed, described as a sound sleeper despite tales of romance surrounding the bird. A lighthearted note suggests the flightless creature could be carried without waking.
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New Zealand
Margaret Truman
Detroit Athletic Club
Frank P. Handy, Jr
Ypsilanti
Weather Readout For Cotton Areas And Regions
Weather bureau reports temperature and rainfall for the 24 hours ending 8 p m in the principal cotton growing areas and other regions. The bulletin notes variations across districts and highlights notable conditions affecting crops.
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Washington
Burreau
New Drug for Tuberculosis Shows Long Term Benefit
The report notes a new drug for tuberculosis offers sustained action over an extended period, adding real value in managing pulmonary tuberculosis. It suggests that combining TBI with streptomycin may delay resistance to the antibiotic, as long term streptomycin use can lead to diminished effects due to growing immunity.
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Hinshaw
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