Big Three Untolds Plan At U N Meet
President Truman urged Russia to accept the West’s disarmament proposals to avert another war and pledged to keep building the U S defense drive until a foolproof program is set. He spoke after the Big Three outlined a workable system and urged Kremlin acceptance to reveal real peace desires to the world.
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Merriman Smith
Washington
Truman
Russia
United States
Britain
France
United Nations General Assembly
Paris
Kremlin
Truman Offer To Back Ike Rejected By Eisenhower
President Truman proposed backing General Dwight D. Eisenhower as a 1952 presidential candidate during Ike’s visit to the United States, but Eisenhower did not accept. A New York Times dispatch by Arthur Krock said the offer was likely made at a private luncheon last Monday, mirroring a prior offer.
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New York
U.P
Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
New York Times
Times Washington Dispatch
Arthur Krock
Krock
Ike
Frank Sinatra Weds Ava Gardner in Philadelph ia
In Philadelphia on November 7, Frank Sinatra and Ava Gardner married. Sinatra greeted Judge Joseph E. Sloane and sighed, while Gardner kissed her groom and embraced Sinatra’s mother who cried. The bride wore an eggshell gown with a low neckline and white collar. Sinatra wore a tuxedo.
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Philadelphia
Frank Sinatra
Ava Gardner
Joseph E. Sloane
Ava Gardner Sinatra
Sinatra
Sica
Four More Listed As L A Bookies
The Bureau of Internal Revenue released four additional names today of individuals issued $50 occupational stamps as bookmakers in Los Angeles. Included is the first woman recipient, Helen Norma Halsey of Santa Ana. Others are Pete E. Curti of Artesia Orval Goss of Westminster and James A. McCourt of Redondo Beach. A total of 15 stamps have been purchased in Los Angeles and Orange counties under the new federal law requiring display of the stamp and a 10 percent tax on gross receipts.
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Los Angeles
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Helen Norma Halsey
Santa Ana
Pete E. Curti
Artesia
Orval Goss
Westminster
James A. McCourt
Redondo Beach
Orange Counties
Gromyko summons U S diplomat over new communication
Acting Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko summoned United States Charge D Affairs Hugh Cumming to the Russian foreign office this afternoon. It was believed Gromyko handed Cumming an important communication.
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Gromyko
Moscow
Andrei Gromyko
United States
Hugh Cumming
Cumming
This Is Progress Editorial Cake of Ivory Soap Compared
This Is Progress editorial notes Procter & Gamble plant marked its 20th birthday with chairman quoted in Time Magazine. The piece compares wages taxes and material costs from 1885 to today, arguing higher living standards. It discusses industrial progress and long-term economic trends.
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Procter & Gamble
Ita
Time Magazine
Air Force C-47 Crashes at Haneda Airport Injures Trio
A C-47 transport carrying 23 members of a military entertainment troupe crashed on takeoff at Haneda Airport Tokyo injuring three persons. Four crew were aboard and one crew reported critical. The show Alkmen's Holiday was bound for Misawa Air Base. The field closed for over an hour.
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Tokyo
Air Force
Haneda
Banede
Japan
H.C. H. Robertson
Alkmen
Misawa Air Base
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