United Nations Hears Palestine Sanctions Issue
Paris Oct 29 The United Nations Security Council created a five member sub committee to study a British Chinese resolution calling for economic and political measures against Israel and Egypt if they do not withdraw from the Negev positions held Oct 14 The United States opposed the resolution and Marshall advised Austin to oppose It amid abstentions by Russia and Soviet Ukraine Israel rejected withdrawal Egypt conceded leader opinions diverge between President Truman and Marshall on policy while aides report limited comment in Washington and New York
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Marshall
Holy Land
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Soviet Ukraine
Israel
Negev Desert
Egypt
Warren &. Austin
America
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State Department
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United States
Hector McNeil
Former Japanese admirals plead innocent in war crimes trial
Yokohama October 29 seven former Japanese admirals including a Meiji era grandson pleaded innocent to charges of robbing torturing and murdering nine survivors of a torpedoed Aled shin ship They are among 43 members of the former Imperial Japanese Navy on trial before a French Army commission The defendants are accused of conspiring in atrocities against British and French forces.
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Yokohama
Meiji
Imperial Japanese Navy
Wartime atrocity charges detail Japanese submarine crimes
Survivors from eleven ships in the South Pacific and Indian Oceans describe brutal acts by Japanese submarines. Victims were machinegunned at sea, hacked with pine and sledgehammers, bayoneted on decks, as prosecutors reference the Grand Admiral Meiji era figures and listed officers including Vice Admiral Teruhisa IAMatsu and others. The document cites dates from 1942 to 1943 and notes high command figures and acknowledgments in naval leadership.
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Leia
Winashi Inhinku
Tasuku Nekasaywy
Adi
Kyuvora Shuinamoto
Rea Aga Noboru Ishizaki
Hrpho Iutsuty
Sunday October 37 Tea for Rev Burks and Gallaway
A busy church social page lists a Sunday tea from 3 to 5 for the Rev Burks and Mrs Burks at the Methodist church parlors, with Rev Gallaway of the district and Mrs Gallaway in attendance. Upcoming revival meetings at Assembly of God in West Thief River feature speaker Mrs Dinhant and others, with special singing and events through two weeks.
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Burks
BE. PD. Gallaway
Galloway
Gallaway
W.S.C.S
Assembly of God
Mielist
FP DinharRant
Tela
Churches in town list active services and events
Garred Memorial Baptist First Pentecostal First Baptist Unity Missionary Baptist First Presbyterian and more churches publish their weekly worship schedules and events. Listings include service times Sunday School morning and evening services, revivals, auxiliary meetings, and youth programs with pastors and directors named.
First Methodist West Pine Rev Bridgeport Bulletin
Morning services announced at First Methodist Church with Pastor E Cooper presiding. Distiet Superintendent Bru Caley to preach at 10 am. Meeting of West lay chair and youth Cantor group planned. Workers Together With God themed service by Pastor Moss at 10 am. Day of prayer observed by church members with lunch served. Board meeting scheduled for Monday evening. attendance urged.
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Ll. Sorvior
Cavoly
Lasses
Clarely School
D. Gyloway
Bru
Caley
West Lay Chai
Japan
Moss
First Christian North Main at West Avenue B notice
Community church bulletin outlines services and classes at North Main and West Avenue B led by Wim P Hardegree. mentions Sunday worship 50 morning service with communion, youth and adult classes, quarterly sermon, and upcoming meetings including choir rehearsal and fellowship events.
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Cinel
Jessyn
Senige
Jesus
Dodds
Little Fellows in the UN Stand Up to Big Powers in Talks
Francis W. Carpenter reports that small nations at the United Nations are pushing back against Western demands, maintaining talks on atomic energy control and conv entional arms. They blame no side and urge the Big Four to mediate Berlin tensions, while Russia vetoes plans in the Security Council. The piece notes growing unity among smaller states, their abstention from pressuring Moscow, and private hopes for progress despite Western power friction.
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Big Four Council of Foreign Ministers
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Britain
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Tidia
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Atomic Energy Commission
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Atosivo
Wallace Bitter Denounces Truman and Dewey in Campaign
Wallace Bitter charges Truman sold out to monopolies and blames Robber barons in Wall Street for key posts in the administration. He also attacks Dewey and the moneyed interests backing him, saying betrayal follows desperation at time of defeat.
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Progressive Party
Lula
Harry Truemap
Money
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Dewey
Top Radio Programs Across New York Oct List
A sprawling late edition radio schedule lists programs and hosts across New York stations. Notable entries include The Benedicts and Chopin concert blocks, local theater reviews, and varied talk shows. Names such as Dewey, McKenzie, and Moore appear among a wide array of time slots and program genres.
Saturday Oct 30 Football and Schedule Highlights
Readire rests show a football pairing Cornell versus Columbia M and Arkansas versus Texas A&M on Saturday afternoon with subsequent radio and TV sportscasts. The schedule lists a long lineup of music, news, and church programs across Oct 30 to Nov 4, featuring Kennedy Glee Club, Sherlock Holmes, and multiple talk shows, with station M and network accents.
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Columbia
Arkansas
Texas A & M
Pinal
Robert
Harleigh
McAllen
Florizan
Gabriel Heqster
Lanny Stass
Chicago
Lieulee
Afr
Accent
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Eddy Ducnin'y Orch
First Presbyterian
Willan L. Silber
John GB. Kennedy
Cote Glee Club Sarnier
Nsw
Carle Friendly
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