Maritime Parley Opens As Strike Talks Continue
Washington October 2 Conciliation Director Edgar L. Warren said all parties in the maritime strike negotiations were being called to a 1 p.m. meeting to push a settlement. He cautioned optimism but noted no need for further adjournments. The Maritime Commission intervened, with officials signaling a reasonable hope for an early settlement as AFL and CIO leaders awaited a public stance.
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Washington
Edgar L. Warren
Maritime Commission
Commission
AFL
CIO
Goering Urges America To Keep Lead In Atom Field
London reports Hermann Goering in a question and answer interview from an apparent condemned cell. He warns that possession of the atom bomb will decide the world’s future and that Anglo American states must stand up for their own interests. He comments on German opinion, future prospects, and the fairness of his trial while declining to answer certain questions.
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London
Evening Standard
Herman Goering
United States
Luftwaffe
Stalin
Minster Churchill
Roossvelty
Eres
Goering
Germany
Weather forecast shows fair, cool, frost inland then warmer
Official weather records list temperatures and rainfall across multiple cities, noting frost interior areas tonight and fair, slightly warmer conditions by Thursday. Readings include Charlotte 67, Greensboro 62, Raleigh 58, Miami 88 with varying rainfall amounts near zero to .38 inches.
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Carolina
Mines
Charleston
Charlotte
Chicago
Columbia
Denver
Detroit Sv
Evansville
Galveston
Greensboro
High Point
Jacksonville TS
Little Rock
Los Angeles
Memphis
Meridian
Miami
Mobile
Mt Mitchell
New Orlas
New York i
Raleigh És
Rio S. Antonio TZ
Francisco
Spartanburg
Washington
Fashington
Condition of Cordell Hull Reported Unchanged
Washington October 2 Former Secretary of State Cordell Hull’s condition was described as essentially unchanged by a Navy Department bulletin from Bethesda Naval Hospital. Hull rested well during the night and remains partly paralyzed after a light brain hemorrhage. He is 75 and has been treated at the naval hospital since illness began last year.
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Washington
Cordell Hull
Navy Department
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Hull
Roosevelt
State Department
Tenesseean
Naval Hospital
Frost Strikes Early Across Carolinas Report
Weather bureau at High Point Greensboro airport notes last night and this morning’s light frost unusual for the time. Records show September 29, 1942 had a 35 degree minimum. today’s low was 36. Frost spurred fuel use as households lit stoves. earliest killing frost on record here fell on October 9. In the Carolinas frost covered most areas with Mount Mitchell at 21 and Raleigh 37.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
High Point- Greensboro
Carolinas
Charlotte
Weather Bureau
Mount Mitchell
Asheville
Raleigh
Caldwell Quits Position With Food Council
Harry B. Caldwell resigns as secretary treasurer of the American Plant Food Council to become executive secretary of the new North Carolina Good Health Association based in Durham. Clifton A. Yet, council president, announces the move and notes Caldwell’s NC farm leadership background. No successor named.
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Washington
Harry B. Caldwell
American Plant Food Council, Inc
North Carolina Good Health Association
Durham
N. C
Clifton A
Caldwell
North Carolina
North Carolina State Grange
Woodrum
Welfare Board Seeks Higher Funding for 1947 49 Budget
The North Carolina State Board of Public Welfare asked the advisory budget commission for significantly larger funds for 1947 49. Old age assistance would receive 1 750 000 for year one and 1 850 000 for year two, up from 1 455 000 and 1 500 000. Receipts are forecast near 14 000 000 for the next biennium, versus about 10 000 000 now. Additional appropriation requests accompany these figures for the coming biennium and current two year period.
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Raleigh
State Board of Public Welfare
Advisory Budget Commission
Comptroller Issues Bank Condition Call For Sept 30
The comptroller of the currency issued a call for a statement of the condition of all national banks at the close of business Monday September 30. The Federal Reserve Board issued a similar call for condition of state banks that are members of the Federal Reserve System.
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Comptroller
Washington
Comptroller of the Currency Today
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve System
Prison van wreck injures 17 near Lincolnton
A prison van returning to the state camp at Dallas left Gastonia road two miles outside Lincolnton and plunged down an embankment. Thomas Clarke 37 suffered internal injuries and paralysis. Champ Terry 35 of Hickory was said to have a broken neck. Six hurt were treated at Reeves Gamble hospital others at Gastonia area hospitals.
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Lincolnton
Thomas Clarke
Dallas
Gastonia
Reeves-Gamble Hospital
Lincolnton Hospital
Clarke
Champ Terry
Hickory
James C. Shields
Elbert Metcalf
Mill Springs
Carl Elin
Statesville
Jade Harrin
Rutherford
Turkey Keeping Close Contact On Red Demand
Informed sources report Turkey’s foreign office in close contact with the United States and Britain as it drafts a reply to fresh Soviet demands for joint control of the Dardanelles. The cabinet ordered a formal reply for study at a later meeting, with expectations of a Turkey rejection, though timing varied from by week end to several weeks.
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Istanbul
United States
Dardanelles
Foreign Office
Turkey
Russia
Lawyers Seek to Change Nazi Executions to Shooting
Defense attorneys said they would appeal to the allied control council to switch death sentences from hanging to shooting for Hermann Goering Joachim von Ribbenstrrop and others. The four power commission met in Berlin to arrange executions in Nuernberg with transport of seven convicts to Berlin and security tightened by U S forces ahead of the sentences.
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Allied Control Council
Hermann Goering
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Berlin
Germany
Martin Bormann
Four Power Commission
Allied Council
Nuernberg
Nazi Party
U. S
International Military Tribunal
Fighting in Macedonia Leaves 127 Leftists Dead
Athens reports government forces killed 127 armed leftists across six battles in Macedonia over 36 hours. Rimini brigade lands at Votos to assist operations in Thessaly. General Spiliotopoulos visits Trikkala army garrison and promises rapid change.
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Athens
Macedonia
Rimini
Votos
Here
Thessaly
Salonika
Spiliotopoulos
Trikkala
Greece
Plane Joins West China Search for Lost U S Airmen
A U S search plane is readied to join ground party slogging toward the Lolo tribes in West China to locate downed airmen believed enslaved in 1944. Shanghai base, Sichang advance post, food-for-ransom risk, and a Danville Virginia man linked to the case are noted.
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Chengtu
U. S
West China
Shanghai
Sichang
Here
Lololand
David C. Graham
West China Union University
Danville
Claude Swanson Adams, Jr
Outbursts Feared In Hollywood Labor Clash
Hollywood reported violent clashes at Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer gates as 400 film pickets clashed with peace officers. Injuries reached 37, with 13 jailed and total arrests climbing to 56 since the dispute began last Thursday between studio unions and IATSE over who should control set construction.
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Hollywood
AFL
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Sne
Sheriff's
Conference of Studio Unions
International Alliance of Theatrical Stage
IATSE
Roy Brewer
Los Angeles Central Labor Council
Moscow answers to Dardanelles pressure and U S unity
Moscow presses Turkey over the Dardanelles as Washington asserts a unified American policy across the Mediterranean and the Middle East. Acheson and Forrestal emphasize U S military presence and UN obligations guiding action against any threat to world peace.
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Acheson
Mediterranean
Middle East
United States
United Nations
Forrestal
Moscow
Washington
China
Japan
Korea
Meat Shortage Felds Government Worry in 1946 Talk
Washington officials discuss options to ease meat supply, weighing easing controls to boost marketing of cattle and hogs or government requisition of meat animals. A third possibility floated by Secretary Anderson involves seizing livestock at markets, with no plan to increase total supply.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Secretary of Agriculture
Clinton P. Anderson
Abortion Murder Case Moved to Alleghany County
In MOUNTAIRY Oct 2 The murder and abortion charges against Dr B C Choate of Sparta and Clarence W Seagle of Charlotte were ordered transferred to Alleghany county for trial. Judge Wilson Warlick issued the order in Surry superior court on motion by the defendants tied to the death of Mrs Annie Mae Anderson of Charlotte who died in an Elkin hotel August 25.
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Mountairy
B. C. Choate
Sparta
Clarence W. Seagle
Charlotte
Alleghany County
Wilson Warlick
Surry Superior Court
Annie Mae Anderson
Anderson
Elkin
Yugoslav Criticism of Trieste Plans at Peace Talks
Yugoslav delegate Pijade assailed British and U S proposals for Trieste as a colonial type regime tied to a military base. He charged the Anglo American condominium contradicts the foreign ministers council decisions and demanded a truly democratic free state for Trieste.
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Paris
Yugoslavia
United States
Great Britain
Free State of
Trieste
Adriatic
Pijade
Foreign Ministers’ Council
U. S
Tom Connally
Gladwyn Jebb
Commission
Leif Egeland
South Africa
Veterans Voice Need Younger Help for Defense Goals
San Francisco reports World War I veterans say they must rely on World War II service members to push national defense and Americanization. Despite 3.3 million World War II members, participation lags due to marriage, jobs, and education goals, with next year expected to shift power as II veterans gain influence.
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San Francisco
Legion
Litttle
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