Progress on Trieste question sparks hope and doubt
At Lake Success and in New York the big powers made progress on Trieste control and peace treaties while warning that veto reform in the United Nations Security Council faces trouble. Molotov yielded to Western insistence for a UN governed Trieste and agreed to discuss voluntary veto limits in future talks with the Big Five.
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New York
Trieste
United Nations Security Council
Russia
America
Britain
France
Molotov
United Nations
China
Lake Success
L. I
Youth Sneaks Out Of Johns Hopkins For Tonsil Adenoids
Baltimore, Nov 19. Ten year old Lawrence Minossi escaped from Johns Hopkins Hospital pajamas and slippers after protest of tonsil and adenoids surgery. Police searched citywide until he was found by two youths and returned to his mother. This marked the third hospital escape for the boy.
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Baltimore
Lawrence Minossi
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Hopkins
Killing Blamed On Mob In Tel Aviv Shooting
In Tel Aviv port area a Jewish detective was shot dead by gunfire from a passing car. Police blame a Jewish terrorist mob for the killing, part of a string of Palestine violence this month. A civilian bystander was wounded and hospitalized along with nine others.
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Jerusalem
Tel Aviv
Palestine
Tel
Hagana
Leader Facing Sentence Threat Amid Coal Strike Stand
Washington reports John L. Lewis faces possible jail for contempt as 38,000 soft coal miners in seven states strike. President Truman, vacationing in Key West, vows to fight the dispute to a finish while officials weigh possible troop involvement. A federal court order keeps miners at work for eight more days and sets a hearing to decide future injunctions. George T. Christopher warns a coal strike could halt auto production, affecting tens of thousands.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Key West
Fla
Truman
Charles G. Ross
Ross
Clark
Eugene V. Debs
Chicago
Lewis
George T. Christopher
Packard Motor Co
Atlanta
New Nations Admitted to United Nations Assembly
Afghanistan, Iceland, and Sweden joined the United Nations, expanding the membership to 54. The newcomers signed the charter in a formal ceremony in New York, with ministers Abdul Hosayn Aziz, Thorir Thoroddsson, and Oesten Unden presenting their credentials and keeping personal pens as mementos.
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New York
Iceland
Sweden
World Circle
Aul
Henri-Spaak
Belgium
Try- Lie
Spaak
Amber
Security Council
Economic and Social Council
Colombia
India
Syria
Weather forecast for Carolinas shows cloudiness then clearing
Mostly cloudy in the morning with clearing this afternoon and mild, slight warming trends expected through the period. Extended forecast calls for warmer conditions on Sunday and Thursday, mild temperatures 2 to 4 degrees above normal, with colder spell Saturday and light to moderate rain forecast Friday in western Carolinas. Calendar note for Wednesday November 20, 1946 lists sunrise 5 10.
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Worth Carolina
Carolinas
Temperature rainfall notes from Arlotte results mixed
Official weather records show 24 hour temperatures ending 8 30 a m across multiple cities including Charleston 69 Charlotte 46 Columbia 58 Detroit 48 Franklin 53 Galveston 58 Greenboro 38 High Point 38 Jacksonville 76 Little Rock 55 Los Angeles 70 Memphis 55 Meridian A New Orleans 38 New York 7 Raleigh 47 San Antonio 54 San Francisco San Washington Wilmington 1
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Charleston
Charlotte
Strike Leader Defendant In Criminal Case
Herbert K. Sorrell and 13 aides face criminal conspiracy charges amid a restricted picket line in Los Angeles. Fourteen defendants are accused of conspiring to disobey orders and assault with a deadly weapon during the studio tieup. About 400 pickets were arrested last week and released after a brief strike.
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Los Angeles
Herbert K. Sorrell
Sorrell
AFL Conference of
William E. Simpson
San Francisco
AFL Masters, Mates and Pilots Union
Omar Hoskins
MMP
Pacific Amrican’ Shipowners Association
Indict Three In Bank Robbery In Gretna Case
Indictments charging armed robbery in the October bank holdup of the Peoples bank of Gretna were returned by a Virginia circuit court grand jury against John Melvin McGhee Lee Avant and James Gerald all of Durham North Carolina. No trial dates were set. McGhee a coal dealer and former highway patrolman was arrested by FBI agents at Durham and faces a federal hearing in February on the robbery charge.
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Chatham
Peoples’ Bank of
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Durham
Truman Holds Key West Seclusion Amid Mine War
President Truman, at Key West, pursued a hard line against John L. Lewis as government moves to file injunctions against the United Mine Workers. Press secretary Ross said Truman spoke with Attorney General Tom Clark and Interior Secretary Julius Krug, and that Lewis canceled the government work contracts effective Wednesday.
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Key West
Fla
Truman
John L. Lewis
Julius A. Krug
United Mine Workers
Charles G. Ross
Lewis
Teachers Plan To Back Leader
An insurgent group of teachers in the South Piedmont district of the North Carolina Education Association met with invited representatives from all districts to plan the next round in their push for a 40 percent pay increase. G. W. Phillips of Greensboro, NCEA president, favored a 20 percent raise and reported district meetings in Greenville and Wilmington approved that amount ahead of the January legislative session.
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Charlotte
South Piedmont
North Carolina Education Association
G. W. Phillips
Greensboro
NCEA
Phillips
Greenville
Wilmington
Illinois Hit Hard by Coal Miner Walkouts
Across the nation 400,000 miners face a potential strike under AFL United Mine Workers President John L. Lewis. Illinois has 15,000 idle as other states report mass walkouts. The looming deadline promises possible full shutdown and possible jail risk for Lewis.
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Illinois
Slender Hope Held Out for Chinese Pact
Gen. Chou En-Lai left for Yenan as General Marshall stayed at his post keeping faint chances alive for a resumption of talks. A spokesman at Marshall’s headquarters denied reports of a coming U S departure or Ambassador Stuart’s resignation, saying no plans exist.
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Nanking
Chou En-Lai
Yenan
U. S
Marshall
Shanghai
Stuart
Cotton Margin Rules May Be Tightened
New York nov 10 a a new national independent supervisory agency and tighter margin requirements for cotton trading are expected from a committee report adopted by managers of the New York cotton exchange. The proposals will go to the membership for rule changes and similar action is expected from the New Orleans and Chicago exchanges. The committee recommends margin requirements for speculative accounts on prices up to 9.99 cents a
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New York
New York Cotton Exchange
New Orleans
Chicago
CIO Convention Launches Plans for Wage Push and Dixie Campaign
The CIO gathering in Atlantic City shifts from fireworks to strategy with a Dixie campaign outline and a winter push for higher wages. President Philip Murray blocks debate on a strong anti Communist declaration as factions hover around Reid Robinson’s potential re-election.
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Atlantic City
N. J
CIO
van Bittner
A. F. Whitney
Brotherhood of Railroad
Truman
Whitney
White House
Pendergast
Missouri
Phillip Murray
Murray
Reid Robinson
Flu Vaccine Urged For Tar Heels By State Health Official
Dr. Carl V. Reynolds urges all North Carolinians to take influenza vaccine amid fears of a coming epidemic. Universities vaccinate rapidly. UNC Chapel Hill nearly finished, NC State over 5,300 students and faculty vaccinated. Serum available at cost, 50 cents a dose, with protection lasting about three months.
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Cora
Rice Raleigh
Navy
Carl V. Reynolds
Reynolds
Commission On Actute Respiratory Diseases
State Laboratory of Hygiene
North Carolina
University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill
State College
A. C. Campbell
Reynnlds
State Board of Health and Laboratory of Hygiene
Bow and Arrow Save the Day
In Highland Park Illinois on November 14 a 200 pound intruder barged into the Behanna home after a movie. He fired an arrow through a neighbor window and again damaged glass before police and Fort Sheridan guards subdued him. Behan nas agreed to pay for the broken windows.
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Highland Park
Ill
Paul C. Behanna
Behannas
Behanna
John
Fort Sheridan
Mehannas
Public Hearing In Epes Case Ordered By Governor
Governor Ransom A. Williams announced an open clemency hearing for Samuel C. Epes of Richmond Virginia before December 1. Epes, a former army officer, is serving life for the murder of his wife Mary Lee Williams Epes whose body was found in an improvised grave near Fort Jackson. The case dates to February and September 1945 when Epes was convicted with mercy recommendations.
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Columbia
S. C
Ransom A. Williams
Samuel C. Epes
Richmond
Epes
Mercy
Mary Lee Williams Epes
Fort Jackson
Jacksonville, Fla
Labor Wounds In Britain Not Healed
London reports show 160 Labour MPs missed last night's 353 to 0 vote on foreign policy. With many absent due to illness or other reasons, well over 100 Labourites likely abstained as Ernest Bevin's policies faced a near total government backing and critics warned of party rifts.
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London
House of Cannons
Ernest Bevin
British Press Association
Britain
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Salonika
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