Soviets Mark 29th Bolshevik Anniversary Parade
Thousands packed Red Square for a three day Red Revolution celebration. Marshal Govorov delivered the greeting and keynote speech while Stalin stayed away from the limelight. The order of the day promised readiness and a peaceful world, noting Russia would mobilize if needed. Japan moves to simplify language to 1800 characters for legal and print use.
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Moscow
Red Square
Leonid "Gavarov
Leningrad
Stalin
Russia
Moscow Radio
London
Govorov
Nikolai Bulganin
Donn's Pills Help Back and Kidney Pain
Donn’s Pills offer relief for backache and kidney discomfort caused by kidney function issues. The ad claims poisons are flushed from the bloodstream through the urinary system, promising faster relief after use.
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Nome- Umea
Mulliona
Doan
Checking Up on Wire Proves Embarrassing to Man in Car Trunk
In Washington on November 7 Lt Roy Blick of the police vice squad found movement in a garden hose sticking from a parked car trunk. He opened the lid and a tall red faced man emerged. The man claimed he hid in the trunk to check on his wife who had arrived with the car, revealing a lighthearted domestic incident rather than a crime.
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Washington
Roy Blick
Calls Vote Mandate To Lift Government From People's Hair
NORTHATTLEBORO Mass November 7 AP House minority leader Joseph W Martin Jr expects to become speaker after a Republican landslide He says the election is a mandate to end chaos and bring recovery and to put government back in the hands of the people He seeks cooperation unite the country and adjourn Congress in June He also comments on Senator Fulbright's idea of appointing a Republican secretary of state and resigning in Truman’s favor saying it would be fine if Democrats agree and initiate it
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Northattleboro
Mass
House
Joseph W. Martin, Jr
Evening Chronicle
Congress
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Truman
Martin
Troops to Arrive In New York Harbor 88
The General Ballou with 1 774 troops from Bremerhaven and the Warwick Victory with five troops and 46 dogs from Bremer haven are due to arrive in New York Harbor. Both were scheduled to arrive yesterday. Sodium arseni te injected into the sap stream will kill thorn apples and other woody weeds.
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New York Harbor
My Ansdomnler
Ballou
Bremerhaven
Warwick
New York
Coal Conferees May Take New View on Dispute
Washington November 7 AP The administration and United Mine Workers weigh the coal crisis as Republican gains loom. Questions focus on how GOP victory might alter plans to curb strikes and whether John L Lewis will hesitate before a winter walkout to press wage demands. Officials debate policy, with some backing Lewis prior to the election while others insist the 1947 pact governs government operation of mines after seizure last May. Labor leaders foresee possible new strike-control legislation but expect GOP leadership to avoid antagonizing labor ahead of 1948 campaigns.
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Washington
United Mine Workers
GOP
John L. Lewis
UMW
Lewis
N. H. Collison
J. A. Krug
Congress
AFL
CIO
Eight U S fliers buried with military honors in Warsaw
In Warsaw on a delayed date the bodies of eight American fliers killed during trials to aid Warsaw’s defense against Germans in 1944 were laid to rest with full military honors. Identification discs were missing except one bearing the name Walter P. Shimshock.
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Warsaw
Fiers
Whersaw
Americas
Walter .P. Shimshock
Solved Problem of His 18 Canaries
Ismail Hindeway, an Egyptian barred from taking 18 canaries to Egypt, claims he solved the problem by eating them to proceed to Alexandria to see his sick mother. He sailed on the Marine Carp after expressing distress over leaving his birds.
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New York
Ismail Hindeway
Egypt
Alexandria
Hindeway
Hudson River
Marine Carp
Arnall Sees GOP Victory Beneficial for America
Governor Ellis Arnall, a Georgia liberal Democrat, said the Republican victory might help America by shaking up the Democratic party and fostering a more liberal leadership that could win the 1948 election. He dismissed senator Fulbright’s idea that Truman should resign after a Republican secretary of state, calling it utterly silly. Arnall urged Democrats to salvage a liberal constructive program for Congress, or bear Republican responsibility if it fails.
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Atlanta
Ellis Arnall
America
Georgia
J. William Fulbright
Truman
Arnall
Democratic Party
Embezzlement Charge Placed for Orphanage Goods
Robert K. Cox a former steward at the state orphans home in Atchison Kansas is charged with embezzling property. He reportedly admitted theft and sale of items including padlocks potato peelers torches and tools. A stash of paint and new tools was recovered from his home and Cox resigned October 12.
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Atchison, Kas
State Orphans Home
Robert K. Cox
Bert Baumener
Cox
St. Joseph
Baumener
Election Result Blow to Labor Hold on Congress
The Republican landslide shrank labor's congressional strength, signaling possible limits on labor powers. Voters in Nebraska South Dakota and Arizona approved anti closed shop amendments while Massachusetts backed public union finances. Senate losses hit pro labor figures like Tunnell Guffey Mitchell Huffman Walsh. House members Delacy Hook Bradley Biemiller Neeley also fell.
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Washington
Bor Long
Congress
Nebraska
South Dakota
Arizona
Massachusetts
Senate
James M. Tunnell
Delaware
Joseph F. Guffey
Pennsylvania
Hugh B. Mitchell
James W. Huffman
Ohio
David I. Walsh
House
Hugh Delacy
Frank E. Hook
Michigan
Michael J. Bradley
Andrew J. Biemiller
Wisconsin
M. M. Neely
West Virginia
Labor Committee Power Shifts and Key Senate Wrestle
The Senate labor committee chairs face change as Taft and Ball push to restore control, with Taft eyeing finance, while Aiken of Vermont could head labor. The debate over the Case strike bill influenced by Murray Pepper and Republicans Taft Ball shapes Senate dynamics. More than 50 million dollars is invested in the U S S cranberry industry.
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Sen Vate Labor Committee
James E. Murray
Montana
Claude Pepper
Florida
Guffey
Tunnell
House
Senate
Taft
Ohio
Ball
Minnesota
Truman
George D. Aiken
Vermont
Aiken
New Deal
U. S&s. Cranberry
Japanese Interest in U S Election Fades in Tokyo
In Tokyo on November 1 1952 Japanese interest centered on whether a Republican U S sweep would alter occupation policy with little enthusiasm for the election overall. Editors noted U S censors delayed interpretive stories while straightforward coverage was allowed. Top censorship officials supplied comments.
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Tokyo
Japanese Today
United States
U. S
U.S
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