Hoover Taft Named Head Of Gaston-YDC Convention
The Gaston county Young Democratic Club convention elected a Taft led slate unanimously with Hoover Taft of Greenville chosen president. Armistead Maupin withdrew. Ida Pearl Petree Clifton Blue David Royster and Flora Powell were also elected to key posts. Alabama's Jim Folsom was set for an evening address urging youth to shape a new survival-minded future.
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Rus
Basil Whitetier
Gastonia
YDC
Kerr Craigeamsey
Salisbury
Hoover Taft
Greenville
Armistead Maupin
Taft
Ida Pearl Petree
Greensboro
Clifton Blue
Aberdeen
David Royster
Cleveland County
George Fountain
Edgecombe County
Flora Powell
Charlotte
Alabama
Big Jim Folsom
Italy Faces Soviet Strain Amid Cold War Tensions
Western factions refuse to accept dollars, citing Soviet mentors as lacking. Italy’s Communist leadership bears Soviet rigidity as Moscow presses reparations, backs Yugoslavia’s Venezia Giulia claim, and blocks Italian UN admission. Kremlin irritations over De Gasperi push Italian Soviets to seek closer Moscow ties. New Hampshire records 67 000 milch cows in 1945.
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Italy
Moscow
Yugoslavia
Venezia Giulia
United Nations
Russia
de Gasperi
United States
New Hampshire
Gulf Coast Devastation Deepens After Hurricane Lashes Delta
The Gulfport area grapples with widespread destruction as the hurricane leaves a trail of dead and missing, with Bay St. Louis and Gulfport reporting numerous casualties. An aerial survey shows a razed coast, twisted highways, collapsed seawalls, and ruined resorts. Louisiana cropland losses top ten million dollars while New Orleans endures floods and mass evacuations.
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Gulf
Bay Minette
Ala
Taylor Wilkins
National Guard
Alabama Beach
Benjamin Wart
Alice Montgomery
Beatrice White
Bay St. Louis
Miss
Dennis Lejeune
Eunace
George Wittenmuth
Biloxi
Gulfport
Clermont Harbor
St. Barnard Parish
New Orleans
Dan Galouge
Caveland
St. Louis
William L. Roark
Rapides Parish
Louisiana
Roark
Texas
Oklahoma
Texarkana
Tex
Lake Borgne
Bayou Bienvenue
Bidault Signals French Stance in UN Debate on Germany
In the U N General Assembly Bidault stated France sees little chance to reconcile U S and Soviet positions on Germany and warned the crisis is serious. He noted the four power foreign ministers council will tackle Germany in London in November and rejected Soviet claims of U S war mongering and Marshall plan domination. Masaryk meanwhile aligned with the Soviet view but sought to mend U S Soviet rift. Wheat farming employs more people worldwide than any other paid occupation.
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Bidault
Foreign Ministers’ Council
Germany
London
United States
Europe
France
Jan Masaryk
Czechoslovakia
U.S
Masaryk
U. S
Marshall
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Thursay
U. N
Vishinsky
Europe reduces four year Marshall plan bill with world bank backing
Delegates agreed to cut machinery and capital equipment costs by 3.394 billion dollars and suggested under writing by the World Bank. They also considered a further 2.81 billion reduction from a surplus forecast for non western nations over four years ending in about converting currencies to dollars by 1951. The conference aimed to gauge Europe self help ahead of U S aid and featured Bevin Bidault Molotov in discussions with Eire De Valera and Snyder visiting Paris to discuss a 250 million dollar World Bank loan to France.
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Gates
U. S
William L. Clayton
International Bank For Reconstruction and Development
World Bank
Western Hemisphere
Europe
United States
Marshall
Ernest Bevin
Georges Bidault
V. M. Molotov
Paris
Eamon de Valera
Eire
John W. Snyder
Hollywood probe postponed by House committee
The House Committee on Un American Activities postponed the Hollywood hearings to October 20. It released 43 witnesses names including film stars who were subpoenaed. Chairman J Parnell Thomas cited absence of several members due to travel and health as the reason for the delay.
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Washington
House Committee On un-American Activities Today
Hollywood
J. Parnell Thomas
RNJ
Thomas
Nixon
Rcalif
Mundt
R-Sd
Europe
Rep
Vail
R-Ill
Peterson
Dfla
U S Chamber outlines 1947 48 aims and price debates
The U S Chamber sets three objectives for 1947 48 including peacetime economic readjustment development of international relations and promotion of human values in American enterprise amid rising living costs. Democratic and Republican leaders trade blame over inflation while labor data warn living costs may be higher than mid July records.
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Labor Department
Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Taft
Robio
Truman
Lucas
Illinois
O'Mahoney
Wyoming
J. M. Mehi
Commodity Exchange Authority
Chamber of Commerce
Falling Monument Kill ThreeYear Old Girl
Three year old Jane Sebastian, daughter of Mr and Mrs H J Sebastian, was crushed when an old monument toppled at Askew Stone Works in Burlington as she played nearby. The accident occurred shortly before 6 45 PM. Survived by her parents a brother and grandparents.
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Burlington
Jane Sebastian
H. J. Sebastian
Glendale Street
Askew
Jerry Sebastian
Arnall Sees Democratic Discipline Weakness and 1948 Risk
Arnall criticizes local city machines as dilapidated and driven by practical politicians. He says loss of Congress in 1946 could help Democrats in 1948, urging party discipline to avoid defeat. He notes Republicans are torn by ideological rifts while Democrats need clear restatement of policies. The piece contrasts party dynamics with a remark on average bus lifespans of eight years.
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Congress
Arnall
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