Government's Effort to End Sea Walkout Set Back
Washington faces a setback as eastern and gulf ship operators withdraw from government sponsored talks on a 600 ship maritime dispute. The two coast negotiating committee cites union positions as blocking progress and urges resumption in New York if unions wish. The stalemate centers on contract provisions for preferential hiring and union membership.
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Washington
Maritime Commission and Labor Department
New York
Gulf
AFL
CIO National Marine Engineers Renea Association
Maritime Commission
East
Frank J. Taylor
House To Speak At North Carolina Carriers Convention
Sanford October 11 Robert House chancellor of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill will be the principal speaker at the annual convention of the North Carolina star route mail carriers E M Early of Chocowinity president of the group will introduce the speaker Mayor W R Williams will welcome the carriers
Georgians Try To Keep Negro From Office
In Atlanta the Fulton county Democratic executive committee summoned 23 white candidates to a meeting aimed at nominating a white man for coroner. Aurelius S. Scott, a 45 year old negro, vows to run in the November general election despite the move and other steps to block him. Scott attends the meeting despite not being invited. His brother, C. A. Scott, criticizes negroes running for office but says qualified negroes have rights at the proper time.
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Fulton County
Aurelius S. Scott
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Democratic Executive Committee
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Atlanta Daily World
AFL Denounces World Federation Push at Convention
AFL President William Green rebukes British delegates over a Pan American trade union federation plea and WFTU ties. He accuses the WFTU of communist domination and cites Moscow as the decision arbiter. Attorney General Tom Clark addresses the convention as a principal speaker.
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British Trade Union Congress
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William Green
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Green
Moscow
Brin
Russia
Labor Party
Tom Clark
Atomic Bombs Staying Right At Home Says President
President Truman stated atomic bombs remain in the United States and denied reports Britain has been armed with them. He declined to reveal Attlee’s Palestine reply and said navy ships would go to Chile for the Chilean presidential inauguration with Fleet Admiral Leahy as personal representative.
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Truman
United States
Britain
Attlee
Palestine
Holy Land
Russia
Chile
William D. Leahy
Russians Ordered Home by USSR Government
In New York on October 11, Yakolev the USSR vice consul said 11 USSR citizens including six Russians and five Ukrainians were ordered home by their government after being asked to register as agents of a foreign power. Their engagements in the United States were canceled, including a Slav mass meeting in Gary Indiana. The action follows the third American Slav congress held September 22 in New York City.
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Anatol Yakolev
Hero
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
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Department of Justice
Yakulev
Gary
Ind
Yakolev
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Cyvech
President Urges Tariff Suspension to Lower Meat Prices
President Truman considers suspending imported meat tariffs and ending the fresh Argentine meat quarantine to push cheap beef to consumers at about 14 cents per pound within a month. White House meetings on livestock have focused on removing price ceilings and moving toward decontrol, with key officials weighing options and awaiting a decision.
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Truman
White House
Anderson
Greece plans to vote against Bulgarian frontier article
Tsaldaris vows Greece will oppose article 1 of the Bulgarian treaty defining borders. He asserts Greece will not recognize Bulgarian frontiers and criticizes transgression in domestic and international affairs. Delegates applaud Greece’s stance amid the dispute over Bulgaria.
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Bulgaria
Tsaldaris
Greece
Strikes Tie Up Transit and Newspapers Across Cities
Disruptions persist as CIO transport workers strike in Columbus Ohio for 11 days and Chicago rail crews also reach the 11th day with 200 daily electric trains halted. A city bus strike affects 330000 riders, while Los Angeles Hearst paper Evening Herald and Express halts building and guild members remove belongings after a 525 strong editorial and circulation staff walkout. AFL Hollywood pickets shift to Paramount after injunction against mass demonstrations outside Columbia.
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Columbus
Ohio Capital
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Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co
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Los Angeles
Evening Herald and Express
AFL
Hollywood
Paramount Studio
Columbia Studio
Potsdam talks aim at collective note on Montreux regime
The United States urged Russia and Turkey to seek a joint, all powers conference on revising the Montreux convention governing the Dardanelles. Washington emphasized Turkey's primary defense role and said the security council would act if an aggressor threatened the straits. Copies of the note went to diplomats in Washington.
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Potsdam
Turkey
Montreux
United States
Russia
United States Security Council
Washington
France
Greece
Romania
Britain
Yugoslavia
Police Chief Honored Amid Legal Conspiracy Prosecutions
Head of the local police department succeeds Anderson and commends Chief Littlejohn for cooperation in a fraud and divorce mill case. Prosecutor Basil Whitener receives praise for fearless prosecution as convictions in the fraud and lottery schemes stand on appeal. Lt. William McCall is noted for his service.
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Gatling
Littlejohn
Cannon
Charlotte
William McCall
Basil L .Whitener
Gastonia
Whitener
Greek Bulgarian frontier dominance claims amid opposing demands
Al Daris argues the drive for dominating heights along the frontier stems from immediate considerations born of Greece’s demands facing strong opposition from certain factions.
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Aldaris
Greece
England pays tribute to Roosevelt with London memorial plan
In Parliament on Oct 11 the House of Commons voted to fund a Roosevelt memorial at Grosvenor Square London, praising Franklin D Roosevelt as a fearless idealist and prudent statesman. Attlee and Churchill led cross party support for the $160,000 project funded by $1 subscriptions through the American Persons Society in London.
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London
House of Commons
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Winston Churchill
Washington
Lincoln
Attlee
Churchill
Roosevelt
Grosvenor Uare
U. S
American Perims Society
Britain
Catholic Women Open Sixth Biennial Congress in Philadelphia
About 3,000 women from across the country gather in Philadelphia for the opening night of the sixth biennial congress of the Catholic national laywomen's retreat movement. The event runs through Sunday and is sponsored by the convent of Our Lady of Prouille in Elkins Park. Attending church leaders include Bishop Emmett M. Walsh of Charleston and Bishop Vincent S. Waters of Raleigh.
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Philadelphia
Catholic National
Convent of Our
Kiwanis Convention Set for Greensboro Session
TheCarolinas Kiwanis district plans its 26th annual convention in Greensboro beginning Sunday with representation from all 87 clubs across the district. Sessions run through Tuesday with speakers including O. E. Peterson J M Broughton Dr J G Greer and district governor Jasper B Hicks.
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Carolinas
Kiwanis
Akers
O. E. Peterson
Chicago
Kiwanis International
J. M. Broughton
North Carolina
J. G. Greer
Thomasville
Jasper B. Hicks
Henderson
Archbishop Stepinac and Yugoslav Trials Stir Controversy
The article reports the Catholic archbishop Stepinac facing charges tied to wartime actions and alleged sympathy toward Ustashi. It notes confiscation of his property and a five year loss of legal rights, with details of other defendants including Erik Lisak and Pavle Gunlin. Rome and Vatican commentary criticized the trial as sad and unapproved by Pope Pius XII.
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Erik Lisak
Draja Mihailovic
Chetnik
Ustashi
Pavle Gunlin
Stepinac
Tito
Rome
Pius XII
Vatican
Yugoslavia
Pavelic
Duke Devils Leave For Navy Game Tonight
Duke Universitys football team departs Durham by special train at 845 pm for Baltimore to face Navy in an intersectional game tomorrow afternoon at the Naval Academy Middies. Forty two players form the core of the party along with many students and followers. The Duke Navy special will return to Durham tomorrow night after the game.
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Durham
Duke University
Baltimore
Blue Devils
Naval Academy
Duke
Duke Navy
Turkey Open to Bilateral Talks on Dardanelles Rift
Turkish officials indicated openness to bilateral discussions with Russia on the Dardanelles as a prelude to a multilateral conference to revise the 1936 Montreux convention. Ankara seeks US and UK support for rejecting joint defense with the Soviet Union while keeping doors to broader talks. Direct talks are expected in Ankara after Soviet envoy Vinogradov returns.
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Turkey
Dardanelles
United States
Soviet Union
Black Sea
Russia
Mediterranean
Ankara
Serguei Vinogradov
Moscow
Paris
Bomb Pictures Spark Federal Arrests in Baltimore
FBI reports three servicemen arrested in Baltimore on October 9 for unlawfully publishing a photograph of a classified military bomb. The men allegedly obtained the pictures while with a bomber squadron in the Pacific during the fall and summer. Clark Gable had a brief theater role related in the text.
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Army
FBI
Baltimore
Army Air Forces
Tinian
Justice Department
Washington
Pacific cuEne
Markets Recovery Resumes Amid Mixed Morning Trading
New York stocks edged higher as the market regained some momentum led by U S Steel Bethlehem and Southern Railway among others. Some names slipped including Union Pacific Great Northern Goodyear and Union Carbide while most commodities and many bonds gained on the session.
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New York
Harmonizing Now Assured Color Harmonies Across Furniture
In Atlanta on October 11 a national retail furniture group announced nine basic colors divided into eight shades each. W. W. Morrison of Greensboro NC said homeowners can buy items from different stores yet maintain identical colors. The industrywide plan standardizes shades to prevent mismatched hues.
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Atlanta
W. W. Morrison
Greensboro
N. C
National Retail Furniture Association
Morrison
Radio Fire Report Triggers Theft at Yakima Warehouse
P A Oliver rushed from home after hearing a radio report of a warehouse blaze where his wife worked. He left the door unlocked. his wife was found safe, but the radio had vanished when he returned.
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Yakima
Wash
P. A. Oliver
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