Tito’s Charges Pushed in U N
In Paris the U N steering committee approved sending Yugoslavia’s charges against Cominform states to the General Assembly. MalIik attacked the charges while Bebler defended them. A plan to bar debate on Red China’s seating passed, with 11 votes for and 2 against, pending General Assembly review.
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Paris
Yugoslavia
U. N
General Assembly
Russia
Jacob Malik
Poland
Manfred Sachs
Bulgaria
Hungary
Romania
Albania
Czechoslovakia
Marshall Tito
Malik
U. S
Ales Bebler
Red China
U.N
Korea
United States
Britain
France
China
Norway
Thailand
Chile
Mexico
Dominican Republic
Iraq
Canada
Soviet Union
Family Gets Deer Early
In Pittsford Vermont on November 10 the Sagis trapped and shot a 50 pound fawn that jumped into their kitchen as the season neared. Mrs Sagi hurled a flatiron at the intruder missing, the fawn fled to the pantry, and Ernest Sagi trussed it with a clothes line and shot it outside. Game Warden Ordway then awarded the deer to the Sagis for a neighborly sum. Ernest plans to hunt opening day in the woods.
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Pittsford
Sagis
Alfred Sagi
Mud Drowns Boy 3 Who Reaches for Toy
A toy drifting in a muddy hole lured 3 year old Michael Mit chen to his death in Cleveland Mississippi. He fell in head first and became mired up to his waist as his parents Mr and Mrs Joe Mit chen searched after he did not answer his mother. The hole was dug to transplant a tree.
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Cleveland
Miss
Michael Mitchen
Joe Mitchen
U.S. Delegation Members Attend UN Assembly Session
Three members of the United States delegation to the United Nations General Assembly sit attentively during a session at the Palais de Chaillot in Paris. From left are Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt, Warren Austin, and Secretary of State Dean Acheson, per Associated Press wirephoto.
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United States
United Nations
General Assembly
Palais de Chaillot
Paris
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Warren Austin
Dean Acheson
Associated Press
Senators slam Army and Agriculture in dried eggs clash
A Senate preparedness subcommittee accused the Army and Agriculture Department of waste and lack of cooperation over dried eggs and poultry inspections. It called for a 30 day plan to eliminate duplication and urged uniform specs to ensure proper feeding for troops. Lyndon Johnson led seven members in criticizing civilian and military agency efficiency.
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Washington
Senate Preparedness Subcommittee
Departments of Agriculture
Army
Agriculture and Army
Sen
Lyndon Johnson
Dtexas
Agriculture Department
Commodity Credit Corporation
CCC
State Dept Denies Senators Charge On Czech Attache
The State Department said it ousted 15 suspected Soviet era diplomats in three years and denied substantiated espionage by Col. Oto Biheler, the Czech military and air attache. It noted visas and travel restrictions and cited no proof of stolen secrets, while acknowledging questionable activities outside the United States.
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Washington
State Department
United States
Senate
Internal Security Committee
Oto Biheler
Czechoslovakia
Department
Bicheler
Canada
Mexico
Meteorites suspected as fireball sightings in southwest
A New Mexico scientist presented strong new evidence that green fireballs seen across the southwestern United States in recent weeks are meteorites. Residents near Cloverdale reported a terriffic concussion, and three Tucumcari officers saw a blue green ball with a red trailing train. Reports came from Arizona, California, Kansas, Colorado, Oklahoma and Texas.
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Albuquerque
N. M
New Mexico
Cloverdale
Chihuahua
Mexico
Lincoln la Paz
Institute of Meteoritics
The
University of New Mexico
Arizona
Tucumcari
California
Kansas
Colorado
Oklahoma
Texas
McKellar warns Churchill on more U S aid to Britain
Senator McKellar of Tennessee, chairman of the Senate Appropriations Committee, says the United States has been overly generous to Britain. He hopes Churchill will not request additional financial aid as Britain seeks to bolster its economy and rearmament, citing heavy U.S. taxation on its own people.
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Washington
Sen. McKellar
D.-Tenn
Churchill
U.S
Great Britain
Britain
McKellar
Senate Appropriations Committee
Queen Elizabeths Niece Becomes Bride
May Bowes Lyon, niece of Queen Elizabeth, wed Naval Lt. Timothy Colman at St Bartholomew the Great in London. Police lines were breached by cheering onlookers as the Queen and Princess Margaret arrived for one of the year's top society weddings.
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London
Elizabeth
May Bowes- Lyon
Timothy Colman
Princess Margaret
St. Bartholomew the Great
Kem Assails Red Cargo Whitewash in China War Goods Row
ST LOUIS Nov 10 PA S Sen James P Kem charged the State Department is whitewashing India shipments of critical war goods to Red China. He urged Congress probe into reports India transships U S war goods to Communist China. Kem cited a State Dept spokesman saying no evidence supports the charge. He claimed he has evidence and noted a Senate subcommittee confirmed shipments from India to China.
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St, Louis
PA. S
James P. Kem
R-Mo
State Department
India
China
Congress
U.S
Kem
Poland
Kemn
Senate Subcommittee On
Vietminh Routed in French Attack near Hanoi
French forces smashed the Vietminh in a one day offensive, driving them from about 400 square miles and 60 to 80 villages near Hanoi. A dawn parachute drop followed by bomber raids enabled capture of Choben, 30 miles south west of Hanoi, with regimental and Vietnamese units pushing through rice fields.
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Hanok
Indochina
Hanoi
Choben
Arabs Resist Big-4 Mideast Command plan
Paris reports the Big Three and Turkey outline a Middle East Command to coordinate defense with Middle East states. Egypt and several Arab League members oppose ceding security to outsiders, while Turkey aligns with the West. In Ismailia, Egyptian terrorists stab three British soldiers amid growing canal zone violence.
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Paris
Turkey
Middle East
Egypt
United States
Britain
France
MEC
Arab League
Iraq
Jordan
Lebanon
Atlantic
Israel
Big Three
Free World
Cairo
Suez Canal Zone
Ismailia
Canal Zone
Ve Webb
Royal Air Force
Four Elk Hunters Die in Montana Plane Crash
Cut Bank Mont Nov 10 Four hunters died when two planes collided and exploded in a snowstorm about 40 miles west of Miere The wreckage was found after the crash occurred at 1145 am Friday The dead include pilot Art Schuld 43 Lindsay Mont and passenger James Cummings 36 Glendive also Martin Bailey 43 and son Dick 20 both of Glendive The fifth hunter Art Harpster 37 Glendive reported the incident and aided the recovery effort
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Cut Bank
Mont
Miere
Art Harpster
Glendive
Art Sehuld
Lindsay
Farmer
James Cummings
Martin Bailey
Schuld
Aeronica
Cummings
New Amphib Skipper Relieves Commander in San Diego
In San Diego on November 10 Captain Paul M. Curran took over from Captain Robert C. Peden as commander of Landing Ship Flotilla Three at the naval amphibious base.
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San Diego
Paul M. Curran
Robert C. Peden
Naval Amphibious Base
U N to Build War Orphans Villages in Korea
Paris November 10 UPA reports the United Nations agency moved to create orphan villages for Korean war homeless children. The U N Children’s Emergency Fund allocates 715000 dollars for dormitories schools hospitals cottages and staff quarters built from prefabricated units made in Yugoslavia funded by Yugoslavia.
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Paris
UPA United Nations Agency
U. N. Children’s Emergency Fund
Yugoslavia
U. N. Children's Fund
Toys for Boys and Girls Distribution Drive
A Long Beach toy drive reports last year Pete's Cleaners collected over 1200 old toys from boys and girls and repaired them for distribution to underprivileged youngsters. This year the Junior Chamber of Commerce will have the Boys Club fix and ready toys for Christmas. contact phone 6291.
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Pete's Cleaners
Long Beach
Fess
Petri's
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Adv
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