Truman Nonurgent on Cabinet Shakeup Plans
President Truman shows no hurry to reorganize his administration as he weighs replacements for Forrestal and Lovett. He plans to retain Marshall if possible and to craft a bold domestic program tied to the 21 point platform.
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Truman
Key West
Fra
James V. Forrestal
Robert B. Lovett
State Marshall
White House
Marshall
General Marshall
Congress
Wilmington Welcomes Donora Smog Survivors for Coastal Getaway
Fifty Donora, Pennsylvania smog survivors arrive in Wilmington for a weeklong vacation funded by the Wilmington and Wrightsville Beach junior chambers of commerce. The group will stay in cottages at Wrightsville Beach and enjoy ocean breezes, fishing, boat rides, tours, and oyster roasts as they recover from the Donora tragedy.
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Wilmington
Donora
Wrightsville Beach
Elizabeth Ostrander
Donora Board of Health
Steve Kostelek
South Must Provide Market for Dairy Industry
Dean Paul W. Chapman of the University of Georgia told the South Carolina Dairy association meeting that the southern dairy region hinges on markets and processing plants. He cited year round grazing, high winter feed costs, and South Carolina imports for milk powder, evaporated milk and butter, urging local processing and a complete line of dairy products.
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Columbia
S. C
Paul W. Chapman
University of Georgia's
College
South Carolina Dairy Association
Chapman
Carolinas
Tennessee
Arkansas
Louisiana
Mississipi
Georgia
Alabama
Wisconsin
Minnesota
South
South Carolina
Schley Grange of Hillsboro Wins Ist Prize
Schley Grange of Hillsboro North Carolina won the National Granges community service prize for building a fully equipped Grange hall. Sears Foundation sponsored the award among 1400 Granges in 37 states vying for prizes totaling 50000 dollars. Greene Valley Grange Halcott Center New York took second prize and Indian Trail Grange Lake Indiana earned third.
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Portland
National Granges
Schley Grange
Hillsboro
N. C
Sears Foundation
Greene Valley Grange
Halcott Center
N. Y
Indian Trail Grange
Lake Indiana
Ly Acne
Jenter
Battle of Suchow Is Yet Undecided
Nanking reports 90 000 casualties in the Suchow area as government forces defend the city gateway to the capital. Observers note air force success against Reds and significant pauses in their advance while martial law spreads to Tsingtao and other regions.
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Suchow
Nanking
Tsinan
Chinhsien
Mukden
Huang Po-Tao
Seventh Army Group
Executive Yuan
Tsingtao
Pacific
Hankow
Chiang Kai-shek
Communist Radio
Grange Deliberates on Farm Aid and Health Programs
At the National Grange convention in Portland Oregon delegates argued over future federal farm aid. The agriculture committee opposes subsidies and backs controls only as a last resort. They favor prosperity and employment to boost markets and would ease price supports. Leader Albert Goss urged top leaders to craft an anti Low mood program. A separate committee debated a federal health program with most favoring voluntary insurance over compulsory schemes.
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Portland
National Grange Convention
Agriculture Committee
J. S. Fichter
Ohio State Grange
Albert S. Goss
Grange
Goss
Truman
De Gaulle Warns on Western Plans for a New Germany
Paris reports General Charles De Gaulle warned that splitting Ruhr mines and steel works back to German control risks a revived Germany that may not oppose Russia. He said Britain, America, and Russia seek a united Reich to counter Moscow, questioning whether the new regime will align as intended.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Germany
Russia
Ruhr
de Gaulle
England
America
Reich
Hitler
Europe
Chicago Dairy Worker Is Heir To Danish Estate
In Copenhagen on November 17 a recluse Mrs Henry P Hansen who died three months ago left 3 000 000 kroner. A dairy worker in Chicago appears set to inherit the Danish estate after Gunnard Eric Seaberg of Chicago claimed he is the sole living son of Hansen's sister.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Heny P. Hansen
Chicago
Gunnard Eric Seaberg
Auto industry told to clean house or risk controls
Congressional committee warned the auto industry it must reform internal practices or face federal controls. It turned over hearings records to the Justice Department and Internal Revenue Bureau over two days of testimony about tips to salesmen for quick deliveries and unrecorded bonuses.
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Washington
Congressional Committee
Justice Department
Internal Revenue Bureau
Macy
Labor Front Unstable As Dock Strikes Persist Across Coasts
The 11 week west coast ship strike lingers with no progress on ending the 65 000 east coast AFL dock workers walkout. Halting effects span from Maine to Virginia as losses mount. Halifax reopens after longshoremen resume handling goods while hiring halls stay under union control in San Francisco talks. AFL considers a 750 000 fund to repeal Taft Hartley and CIO members plan their Portland convention with leader speculation surrounding Walter Reuther.
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AFL
Maine
Virginia
AFL International Longshoremen’s Association
Halifax
United States
Halifax Longshoremen's Association
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Tioup
Waterfront Employers Association
CIO Longshoremen's Union
American Federation of Labor
Cincinnati
Labor
League For Political Education
Portland
Ove
CIO
Walter Reuter
United Auto Workers
Philip
Murray
Cold War Ends Early Berlin Talks Fail to Converge
The article argues the Big Four failed to unite on Berlin, framing the standoff as a renewed cold war. It stresses Soviet demands to link Berlin with all Germany, Western reluctance to concede while the blockade stands, and President Truman’s stance against four power talks until Berlin is lifted.
Forsyth Dairy Farmers Admit Watering Down Milk
Two Forsyth county dairy farmers signed statements admitting they adulterated milk sold to a Winston pasteurizing plant by adding water. Harold K. Parker, chief sanitary inspector of the city county health department, announced today.
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Winston-Salem
Forsyth County
Winston
Harold K. Parker
City County Health Department
United States Delegates Leave Paris Amid Berlin Dispute
In Paris on November 17, Secretary of State Marshall and War Secretary Austin prepare urgent visits to Washington for medical and presidential talks. The U S delegation to the United Nations remains thin as Dulles Mrs Roosevelt and Jessup stand as top substitutes awaiting direction on who will lead. Western powers insist Berlin dispute with Russia be handled by the Security Council and refuse to negotiate while the Soviet blockade persists.
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Lie
United Nations
Evatt
UN General Assembly
Four Nations
Berlin
United States
Soviet Russia
Truman
Washington
Naval Submarine Base
Sam Rayburn
Congress
Truntin
Paris
Jary
Marshall
Warren R. Austin
United Nations Assembly
Washem
Austin
Trumar
White House
John Foster Dulles
Republican Party
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Philip C. Jessup
U. S
Security Council
Francis W. Carpenter
Britain
France
Russia
H. V. Evatt
Assembly
Trygve Lie
Mixed Trends Feature Stock Trading Today
New York stocks moved in a narrow range with small gains and losses. Gains came from companies like Goodrich, U S Rubber, Sears Roebuck, Commonwealth Edison, Westinghouse Electric, Johns Manville, American Tobacco, NY Central and Standard Oil NJ. Losses appeared for US Steel, Bethlehem Steel, General Motors, Chrysler, Montgomery Ward, Owens-Illinois, Southern Pacific, Chesapeake Ohio, Illinois Central, and Transcontinental and Western Air.
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New York
Goodrich
U. S. Rubber
Sears Roebuck
Commonwealth Edison
Westinghouse Electric
Johns Manville
American Tobacco
Gate City Police Face Trial On Robbery Charges
Greensboro officers D. F. Massey and T. H. Teague face trial November 30 on charges of breaking into Gateway restaurant and stealing goods valued at 235 dollars. A missing beverage case from the restaurant was found at the defendants homes. they are free on 3000 dollar bond.
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Gate City Police
Greensboro
Gateway
L. L. Jarvis
D. F. Massey
T. H. Teague
Georgea Wie Nail
Liberty
Jarvis
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Fla
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