Stalin Replies At UN Prompt New Molotov Address
New York Oct 29 delegates awaited a scheduled 4 p m EST address by Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov to define Moscow's policy as Stalin’s replies to 31 questions by Hugh Baillie were reviewed. Observers noted emphasis on armed forces and veto power amid debate over allied troop deposits bases and security council activity.
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New York
United Nations Assembly
Molotov
Moscow
Stalin
United States
China
Greece
Middle East
Indonesia
Russia
Security Council
Furniture Men Seek Immediate Decontrol in Industry
Members of the Southern Furniture Manufacturers Association meeting at Sedgefield Inn pass a resolution to urge OPA decontrol of the furniture industry. Bion H. Howard, OPA price executive, says decontrol is already under way and that controls on various classifications are being eased, with essential items like bedroom and dining room furniture likely to remain restricted for some time.
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Southern Furniture Manufacturers Association
Sedgefield Inn
OPA
Bion H. Howard
Price Executive
Howard
War Plant Case Dumped Into Clark's Lap
Washington date Oct 29 a dispute over a Dodge-Chrysler war plant in Chicago. The issue: lease or sale to Tucker for a new auto or to Lustron for prefabricated housing. NHA seeks to direct use under war powers and veterans housing act. WAA had rejected prior Tucker demand and sent matter to justice department.
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Washington
Tom Clark
Dodge-Chrysler Corporation
Chicago
Tucker Corporation
Lustron Corporation
National Housing Administration
Veterans’ Emergency Housing Act
Lustron
War Assets Administration
NHA
E Tucker Corporation
Justice Department
Carolinas Weather Report Forecast Through Sunday
The forecast for the Carolinas calls for mild temperatures four to eight degrees above normal from Wednesday through Sunday. No rain is expected through Thursday with scattered showers possible Saturday. Mountain areas may see showers Friday.
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Carolinas
Carolina
Cotton Takes Another Drop
New York stock exchange reports cotton futures fell sharply at the open, slipping about 10 cents a pound or 50 a bale from level two weeks earlier. Midday prices showed losses of 5 to 8.60 a bale versus the previous day's close with Dec 279.60, Mch 29.20, May 28.60.
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New York
Anti-Closed Shop Ballot Issues Hit Three States
The anti closed shop amendment heads to voters in Nebraska South Dakota and Arizona next Tuesday as Florida and Arkansas have already adopted similar measures. Massachusetts voters decide on union financial reporting and California on establishing a fair labor standard.
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Washington
Nebraska
South Dakota
Arizona
Florida
Arkansas
Massachusetts
California
Drinkers Face High Cost For Bonded Bourbon In Retail Shops
Louisville reporters note that bonded bourbon will soon reach liquor stores but at a steep price. Booker Robinson of Liberty National Bank estimated costs around 7.50 to 9 dollars per fifth, well above the 4 dollar range under OPA ceilings. Limited supply persists at the lower price point, and officials warn the high cost will continue for the next two or three years due to prior production halts.
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Louisville
Booker Robinson
Liberty National Bank
Robinson
Heavy Dinner Tables Seen By Housewives
New York reports appetite and anxiety as the eastern maritime strike ends and trucking disputes ease. After 57 days of resistance, holdout truckers sign contracts and longshoremen begin unloading cargo including sugar, ending the worst transport blockade in the citys history. The AFL masters mates and pilots union plus CIO marine engineers approved wage gains of 15 percent while seeking higher boosts.
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New York
Gulf Coast
AFL Masters, Mates and Pilots Union
CIO Marine Engineers Beneficial Association
Atlantic Pengulf Coast
Hog Prices Show Advance at Chicago Stockyards
Chicago market reports hog prices up by 1 to 1.50 with early sales at 24.50 per hundred pounds. Receipts fell, with Indianapolis and Kansas City each handling about 10,000 hogs or cattle, while other markets saw smaller totals.
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Chicago
Chicago Union Stockyards
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Problem of Jews Big One
AP analysis outlines the British dilemma over admitting 100000 Jewish refugees to Palestine. It notes Prime Minister Attlee faces competing pressures from Truman on Jewish entry and Arab opposition led by Ibn Saud, with regional consequences and fear of shifting influence toward Russia.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
Palestine
Attlee
John Bull
John
Truman
Britain
Holy Land
King Ibn Saud
Saudi Arabia
Middle East
Russia
England
Soviet America Treaty Rated Essential
Senator Brien McMahon said a peace treaty between the United States and Russia is fundamental to world peace and could resolve the Soviet American impasse over international atomic energy control. He proposed a treaty with swift and certain punishment for violations, removing veto and escape opportunities.
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Atlantic City
Brien McMahon
D-Conn
United States
Russia
Senate
Special Atomic Committee
American Bar Association
Democratic Leaders See Disunity In GOP Triumph
Democratic leaders warned of government disunity if Republicans win control. They criticized GOP isolationism and Nazi sympathy while Republicans accused the administration of creating a sugar shortage. House Speaker Rayburn warned a GOP majority with a Democrat president would be calamitous.
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GOP
Washington
Congress
Acs
Lucas
Democratic
Republican National Committee
Langer
American Particiana
United Nations
Taft
Rayburn
D-Tex
House
Wilson
White House
Labor picture brightens as miners strike threat fades
Associated Press reports President Truman says no strike by 400000 soft coal miners on November 1. Interior Secretary Krug notes no agreement to a new AFL United Mine Workers contract. New York lifts maritime blockade as MAS, Mates and Pilots end 28 day strike by a 2646 to 691 vote. Longshoremen begin unloading cargo. CIO Marine Engineers Beneficial Association had already agreed with coast operators.
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Associated Press
Presidentruman
Truman
J. A. Krug
John L. Lewis
AFL
United Mine Workers
New York
Gulf Coast
AFL Masters, Mates and Pilots Union
New York Harbor
CIO Marine Engineers Beneficial Association
OPA Lifts Ice From Price Controls Nationwide
Washington reports the Office of Price Administration declares ample ice supply and will decontrol both natural and manufactured ice and icing services. A 127 page directory lists 3500 commodity groups decontrolled to October 15. Meyer Sherman notes 44 cents of the typical family budget remains under ceilings despite recent releases.
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Washington
OPA
Meyer Sherman
Sherman
Left Wingers Strike Protest Against Nazi Bombings in Germany
In Esslingen Germany ten thousand left wing unionists staged a 15 minute strike to protest Nazi instigators of bombings here and in the Stuttgart area last week. Police report a mystery woman and several witnesses who saw the bombing of denazification boards and a U S military jail in and near Stuttgart. Authorities planned confrontations with ten suspects to identify the bomber.
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Esslingen
Germany
Stuttgart
U. S
Peace Hopes Enhanced By Stalin
Stalin answers 31 questions from Hugh Baillie on topics from atomic energy and war threats to the United Nations and the veto. He says Russia has no atomic bomb and calls for rigid international control of atomic energy to aid world peace and security.
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Moscow
Joseph Stalin
Hugh Baillie
United Press Association
United Nations
Poland
Greece
Finland
Japan
Stalin
Russia
Stalin says USSR lacks atomic bomb seeks strict global control
Premier Stalin told United Press president Hugh Ballie that the Soviet Union has no atomic bomb or similar device and urged rigid international control of atomic energy. He noted Soviet troop strength in occupied eastern Europe at 60 divisions, to be reduced to 40 in two months, and blamed Churchill as an instigator if a new war threatened.
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Moscow
Stalin
Soviet Union
Hugh Ballie
United Press
Russia
Europe
Winston Churchill
Britain
Chiang Objects To Soviet Troops In Dairen
In Shanghai on October 29 foreign observers argued Chiang Kai-shek uses his push toward Dairen to signal the UN about the continued Soviet troops in the port city. They say Chiang aims to force a Soviet control issue, with the Sino-Soviet treaty of 14 months ago granting Dairen as a free port.
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Shanghai
Chiang Kai-shek
Dairen
United Nations
Chiang
Editor Guilty Of Contempt Of Court In Mississippi
Hazel Brannon, editor of the Lexington Advertiser and Durant News, found guilty of contempt after speakng to a witness restricted by court order. Judge Davis fined 100 dollars, then reduced to 50, with 15 days jail and suspended sentence on good behavior for two years. The case ties to editorials urging better law enforcement amid a sensational bay incident in July involving Henrietta McAtee.
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Lexington, Miss
Hazel Brannon
F. Davis
Holmes Circuit Court
Miss Brannon
Lexington (Miss.) Advertiser
Durant
Miss.) News
Herap Spapere Ae Park
Henrietta McAtee
Leon McAtee
McAtee
Government and Lewis Involved in Friday Coal Meeting
The government and John Lewis clash over Friday talks on coal wages with Truman saying no strike. Secretary Krug calls the meeting a compliance with Lewis demand while Lewis sees it as reopening the wage hour contract, risking a contract void claim if negotiations fail.
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Washington
John Lewis
Truman
Trueman
Secretary of Interior
J. A. Krug
Mr. Lewis
Reqquest
Lewis
Uncle Sam
United Mine Workers
N. H. Collisson
UMW
Kru
Tahoe City
Calif
Krug
Mr. Truman
Churchill Responds to Stalin on Soviet Divisions Count
London reports Churchill welcomed Stalin's claim of 60 Russian divisions in certain territories. He warned 60 divisions on war footing would outnumber British and American forces in occupied Europe and noted Stalin's figures exclude Romania. Churchill cited Soviet concentrations in Leningrad and Odesa regions and reaffirmed a prior estimate of about 200 divisions.
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Wineston Churchill
Stalin
Europe
Romania
Moscow
Tass
Germany
Austria
Hungary
Bulgaria
Poland
Churchill
British Press Association
Leningrad
Odesa
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