U.S. Shifts to blunt talk in Cold War propaganda
Washington officials indicate a new hard line in U S Soviet relations with Lovett saying Paris orders debunk Moscow atomic proposal and Saltzman calling Soviet aims world domination. He warns Soviets will coerce deceive and double deal to reach that goal as Ethridge commission reviews Voice of America guidance.
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Washington
United States
Russia
Soviet Union
Robert A. Lovett
Paris
Marshall
Durham
N. H
Charles E. Saltzman
University of New Hampshire
Saltzman
State Department
Lovett
Commission On Informaion
E State Department
United Nations
Andrei Vishinsky
Vishinsky
Louisville
Mark Ethridge
Voice of America
Miner Chieftain Of Pres Truman Ends Vote Holiday Plan
John L Lewis endorses Dewey as UMW convention votes on November 2 with a plan to adopt a holiday for miners to vote. Delegates hear a resolution praising the union and urging defeat of enemies, while noting a pending contract expiry on June 30 and possible work days reduction.
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Cincinnati
John L
Lewis Fly
Repulican
Thomas E. Dewey
Lewis
Truman
United States
United Mine Workers of America
UMW
United Mine Workers
Tom Kennedy
Navy
Dewey
Pact
United Mine Workers Convention
Predict Determining China War Factors
NANKING China civil war may settle within 60 years though not ending then. Observers here say victories and defeats before winter will decide whether Chiang Kai-shek or Mao Zedong control the Yangtze corridor. A defeat like Tsinan could trigger defections and shift power to the Communists.
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Nanking
China
Chaing Kai-Shek
Mao Tze
Yangtze River
Tsinan
Truman to Speak Half Hour in Madison at Breese Stevens
President Truman will address the crowds at Breese Stevens field in Madison for a half hour using his special train. Demo officials said the event will be broadcast locally and focus on current policy and wartime recovery efforts.
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Truman
Madison
Wis
Breese Stevens
Kroger Strike Settled After 11 Days in Illinois Stores
A union representative announced settlement of an 11 day strike that led to the closure of multiple Kroger stores in southern Illinois. The agreement ends labor action and restarts operations across affected locations.
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CARBO II. +P
Southern Illinois
Kroger
State Officials Back 60 mph Day 50 mph Night Speed Limit
Northwestern Wisconsin law enfor cement officers push a statewide 60 mph daytime and 50 mph nighttime limit with penalties for drunken driving. The group votes 38 to 5 in favor and plans four meetings with the highway safety committee to study regulations for the next legislature.
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Eau Claire
Wis
Wisconsin
Gordon A. Bubolz
Appleton
Milwaukee
Green Bay
Madison
Iers
Blockade Is Peace Threat, Marshall Says
U S Secretary of State Marshall declared the Berlin blockade a peace threat in peacetime. Speaking to Western European labor leaders via embassy excerpts he cited provocative Berlin acts since March and urged that three great nations stand together while noting no alternative to U S action has been proposed.
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Paris
U. S
Marshall
Berlin
United States
Political Parade: Daily campaign stops by major candidates
The Associated Press reports today’s schedule with Republicans Dewey in New York City housing project events and Truman in upstate New York. Barkley speaks in Boise at 7 30 p m. Thurmond and Wright hold multiple Falls in Richmond and Columbia. Norman Thomas and Henry A ee deliver speeches in Seattle Everett and other cities.
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Thomas E. Dewey
New York City
Boise
Idaho
Progressive Party
Henry Aee
Seattle
Everett
Wash
Glen
J. Strom Thurmond
Richmond
Fielding L. Wright
Columbia
S. C
Norman Thomas
Warren cites Wisconsin welfare record as GOP model
Gov Earl Warren urged a Republican future citing Wisconsin welfare policy as a guide for direct primary workmen's compensation and unemployment insurance. Speaking at the University of Wisconsin Madison he praised Republican administrations for progressive social laws and asserted the nation should follow that example despite rain and a campus crowd.
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Madison
Wis
Earl Warren
Warren
University of Wisconsin
California
Warren Praises Dewey On Wisconsin Campaign Stop
Governor Earl Warren of California addressed a cold La Crosse audience at the Milwaukee depot during his 95th campaign stop on the Dewey ticket. He spoke from a rear platform of his 15 car special train, praised Dewey, and introduced his wife as rain began to fall.
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Earl Warren
California
Wisconsin
la Crosse
Wayne Hood
Third District
Warren
Milwaukee Depot
Virginia
Rennebohm
U. S
Milwaukee Railroad
Dewey
Rose Street
Third Congressional District
GOP
Winona
Central
Orren
Heer
Bearden Leads Cleveland To 2-0 World Series Win
Gene Bearden pitched five hitless innings and led Cleveland to a 2-0 victory over the Boston Braves in the 45th World Series opener at Municipal Stadium. Bearden added two hits including a double, while Vern Bickford took the loss. The Indians earned a 1-0 series edge as rookies faced rookie starters.
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Municipal Stadium
Cleveland
Gene Bearden
Boston Braves
Cleveland Indians
Bearden
Braves
Boston Red Sox
Vern Bickford
Gene _ Bearden
Tribe
Tommy Holmes
Boudreau
Robinson
Alvin Dark
Mike McCormick
Indians
Vernon Bickford
Boston
Dale Mitchell
M. McCormick
Larry Doby
Dark
Stanky
F. McCormick
Bob Elliott
Kenny Keltner
Clint Conatser
Phil Masi
Mitchell
Joe Gordon
Ken Keltner
Walt Jud
Parachute Spiders Trick Bay Area Officials
In San Francisco and Marin County residents report sightings of flying objects north of the Golden Gate. Authorities concluded the observables were parachute spiders released by autumn breeding and wind, with webs rising as high as 2500 feet. Entomology professors explain housing shortages push spiders to disperse in the autumn.
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San Francisco
Golden Gate
U. S. Air Force
Wilma E. Huff
Stinson Beach
Hamilton Field
Air Force
Ilian
Ameri
Edward O. Essig
University of California
Meat Prices Edge Down Toward Family Budgets
Weekend meat prices in La Crosse ease the family budget with declines on wholesale and livestock markets. Hog prices recovered to $1 to $1.25 per pound in major markets after recent losses, with local stores reporting varied declines in pork and beef. Prices cited include 69 cents for pork end cuts and other small drops across pork and beef.
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la Crosse
South St. Paul
Chicago
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U.S
Ethridge
Tribune
Phetes
Rtevarg.y
Miner
Harold Ward
Kroger Strike
Karl T. Compton
Vannevar Bush
Associated Press
All Times Central Standard
Upstate
New York
Buffalo
Alben Barkley
Warrens
State
Badger
Bickford
Woiselie
Barrett
Masi
Hegar
Eddie Stanky
Baseball
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