U S Opposes Bernadotte Plan Negev Split
The United States publicly opposes part of the Bernadotte plan to cut Israel’s Negev desert for Arab control. Philip C. Jessup said Washington backs Israel’s original partition boundaries, favors negotiations for any further land, and will issue further comments after President Truman and Secretary of State Marshall review global events.
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United States
Negev
Israel
U. S
Philip C. Jessup
United Nations Assembly
Jessup
Truman
Police Bernadotte
Britain
Assembly
Bernadotte
Berna- Gotte
Negev Desert
Galilee
Regents Turn Down Report On State University System
The University of Wisconsin board of regents rejected a special faculty committee plan to create a single state university system under one board and administration. The regents ordered the first report filed without endorsement and asked for a second analysis of university functions and policies.
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Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin Board of Regents
Wisconsin
Commission On
Mark Ingraham
College of Letters and Science
Truman Ends Florida Vacation Heads Back to Washington
President Truman closes a two week Florida retreat and sails from Key West aboard the Independence for the four hour flight to the White House. He will meet Secretary of State Marshall for initial foreign policy talks and may meet with his cabinet on Friday. The president plans to discuss administration shakeups, and travels with Mrs. Truman and daughter Margaret, while mingling with officials and staff at the naval station.
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Marshall
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Wallgren
Mrs. Truman
Margaret
Florida
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Marine Barracks Recreation Hall
John A. Kennedy
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Calif
Miami
C. C. Adeil
Naval Station
Donald MacDonald
Williamsburg
Jesse B. Gay
Ross
Fall Blizzard Paralyzes Plains Region With Notable Rescue Efforts
A late fall blizzard swept eastern Colorado to Minnesota, grounding a Lake Superior freighter and stranding hundreds. Five deaths and one missing reported as trains and power lines were disrupted. Rescue crews opened routes, villagers sought havens, and weather battered the Midwest with winds up to 75 miles per hour.
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Kansas City
Great Plains
Colorado
Minnesota
Lake Superior
Kansas
Nebraska
Rock Island
Goodland
Union Pacific City of
Robert Hobson
Duluth-Superior
AFL opens door to CIO and Lewis for labor unity
At the AFL convention in Cincinnati the delegates invited John L. Lewis and his 600,000 miners back into the federation and extended a welcome to the CIO, while pursuing quieter talks with the International Association of Machinists.
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American Federation of Labor
John L. Lewis
AFL
CIO
Portland
Ore
Lewis
San Francisco
National Labor Relations Board
International Association of Machinists
Carpenters
Adherence To Communist Line Charged and Revoked
CIO executive board revoked the New York City CIO council charter for slavish adherence to the Communist line. The 38 to 5 vote placed Louis Hollander in charge to wind up affairs while a new council may later be chartered. The case followed charges of disunity and interference with union activities.
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Orc
CIO
New York City
CIO Council
Communist Party
Philip Murray
James Durkin
Louis Hollander
New York State
National Cio
Joe Curran
National Maritime Union
Mike Quill
Transport Workers Union
Jack Rubenstein
Textile Workers Union
Jack Altman
City Council
L. S
Saul Mills
Hollander
Buckmaster Committee
Greater
New York
C-54 Lands In Soviet Zone Near Berlin
The U S air force reports a C-54 transport en route to Gatow Berlin landed in Staaken Soviet zone north of Gatow. Russian authorities back the crew's return and the reason for landing remains unknown.
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Frankfurt
Germany
U. S. Air Force
Berlin
Air Force
Staaken
Gatow
U. S. Air Force Safety Center
Wiesbaden
United States Air Force
Europe
Fassberg
Soviet Zone
Woodchopper Held on Suspicion of Homicide
Ralph Jennings a 46 year old woodchopper from Rochester N H was brought to OSSIPEE Municipal Court and held for 48 hours on suspicion of homicide in the sex slaying of Ruth Eisenberg a 22 year old Newark NJ nurse who vanished on a summer vacation last July County Solicitor Preston Smart said investigators were checking articles found in Jennings home connected with the Eisenberg case.
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N. H
Ralph Jennings
Ruth Eisenberg
Newark
N. J
Parker Merrow
Jennings
Preston Smart
Smart
Eisenberg
Rochester
Local Weather Forecast Sunday Outlook
Partly cloudy conditions expected Sunday with a relatively cold feel. Temperatures will top around 38 degrees as high amid light winds and a dry sky.
Hunter held after wild shot kills man near Mather
Roy Dolejack, 23, is in custody in Juneau county as authorities appeal for a coroner's inquest after a deer rifle shot fatally struck Lee McCaskey, 64, and wounded Levi Walters, 35, on opening day of hunting season near Mather. Walters remains critically ill. blood transfusions are ongoing.
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Mather
Juneau County
Levi Walters
Blue River
Lee McCaskey
Richland Center
Walters
McCaskey
Necedah
Roger Dolejack
Dewey Reinstra
Sparta
Shamrock
Robert
Young Joe Tags Along With Fred for Deer Hunt
Joseph N. Blackburn of Monroe, age 74, kept a wary eye on his brother Fred, 81, as Fred insisted on deer hunting alone this year. Fred decided to go despite his brother's concern and went ahead with a companion on the trip.
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Monroe
Wis
Joseph N. Blackburn
Fred
Ema
Joseph Blackburn
Santa Will Attend La Crosse Christmas Parade
Santa Claus will appear as guest of honor at the Junior Chamber of Commerce Christmas parade in La Crosse Friday evening at 6 30. The parade features floats drum and bugle corps color guards and story book mimics sponsored by local merchants as the kickoff to the Christmas season with candy tossing along the route.
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Santa Claus
Coulee
Bob Gaumer
Jaycee
Gaumer
Spain Holds City Elections Amid Franco Era Tensions
Madrid reports Spain holds its first municipal elections since the civil war. About 6,000,000 voters in 9,223 locales choose one third of municipal councils with the rest to be decided in November and December by syndicates and civil governors. The Falange faces questions over its authority as internal strife echoes at Escorial commemorations.
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Madrid
Spain
Falange
Escorial
Jose Antonio Primo de Rivera
Bronx
Alberto Martin Artajo
Regional historical groups meet to discuss displays
A joint regional meeting of Wisconsin and Minnesota historical associations convened at Washburn school. The La Crosse County Historical Society urged council and Interstate Fair officials to let them store and display society artifacts in the exposition building and lease it for group use.
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E. S. Hebberd
la Crosse County
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Washburn School
Eighth and Mein Streets
Crystal Room
Stoddard
la Crosse
Trempealeau
Jackson
Monroe
Vernon
Houston
Winona
Wabasha
Jefferson School
North la Crosse
Indian Hill
Buffalo Bill
Frank Powell
White Beaver
Sanford
Harry Hirshheimer
Venezuela Suspends Speech and Press Freedom
In Caracas the government suspended Saturday constitutional guarantees of freedom of speech and the press. It said the action was taken because of circumstances affecting the economic and social life of the country.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Nation's Economy Posts Record Third Quarter Growth
The Commerce Department reports the nation’s economy growing at an unprecedented annual rate of 256 billion dollars for July through September. Personal income rose to a record 193.7 billion, while personal consumption reached 178.5 billion with saving up to 15.2 billion. government spending climbed to 37.7 billion largely due to federal activity.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Fourteen Escape Death In Orly DC-3 Crash
Fourteen people survived a night crash near Paris when an African owned DC-3 struck a house and plunged into a power station on the outskirts of Orly field. Only two of the nine passengers and five crew members were seriously injured. The plane was traveling from Johannesburg to Paris.
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Paris
Orly Field
Johannesburg
South Africa
Reedsburg Man Drowns in Baraboo River Accident
Loue Maske, 30, drowned when a boat struck a submerged object and overturned on the Baraboo River. His body was recovered. Maske's wife and two children survive.
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Reedsburg
Wis
Loueis Maske
Baraboo River
Maske
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