Riots In Paris Suburbs Injure Twenty As Police Use Guns
Paris November 13. Widespread clashes between police and Communist demonstrators across three regions left more than 20 injured. Notably in Puteaux near Paris police fired pistols, three demonstrators reported hit by bullets. One injured, Arthur Ramette, a top Communist and member of the National Assembly.
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Po Hce
France
Arthur Ramette
French National Assembly
Ramette
Douai
Puteaux
Champs Elysees
C I O Leader Expects Fight at Portland Convention
Portland, Ore Nov 33 Wm Emil Rive, president of the C I O Textile Workers of America, arrived for the forthcoming national C I O convention and said there will be a fight but not a big one. He forecast the C I O would ask Congress to pass a minimum wage law repeal Taft Hartley revive Wagner Act and strengthen social security. Philip Murray and Walter Reuther were expected to arrive soon.
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Sportland
Ore
Emil Rive
CG. 1. O. ‘Textile Workers of America
Rive
Philip Murray
Montag
Walter Reuther
United Suite Workers
Triple Births Mark Manville Family Milestone
Mrs. Hectarine Begin became a grandmother after three babies were born within 23 hours to her two daughters and her daughter-in-law in Manville.
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R. C
Hectarine Begin
DeGaullists and Reds Face Dangerous French Clash
Paris reports a growing showdown between Gen Charles de Gaulle and the Communists as rioting and threats of civil war loom. De Gaulle’s Rally of the French People won about 40 percent of seats in the Council of the Republic, while the Communists, the largest party in the National Assembly, push for constitutional changes and an antidemocratic electoral system critique. The coalition government led by Premier Henri Queuille sits between two polarized camps amid fears of a broader split in France.
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the French People
RPF
Council of the Republic
Flormond Bonte
National Assembly
Henri Queuille
Radical Socialist
The
Socialists
Catholic Popular Republican Movement
Probe of Auto Gadget Grafting
Washington reports a House public works subcommittee will probe alleged auto gadget grafting by dealers. About 35 witnesses are to testify as the panel asserts new car buyers spent 450 million dollars more this year, reflecting inflated costs on autos and trade-ins. Rep Macy of New York chairs hearings expected to last two days.
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Washington
House Public Works
Macy UR
Joan Crawford Hospitalized After Overwork Strain
Film star Joan Crawford collapsed from overwork and was hospitalized in Hollywood. She had been caring for her four children while finishing a picture, and a bad cold worsened her condition, doctors said.
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Joan Crawford
Hollywood
Miss Crawford
U S Aims to Limit War Role in Atlantic Pact
Paris dispatch reports a U S source saying the United States will resist automatic entry into a European war under the North Atlantic pact. The informant says Congress would likely back extending the Pan American alliance principle of immediate consultation among signatories if attacked, but no constitutional amendment would allow automatic obligations.
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UFA
U. S
Congress
United States
Farmers Warned to Protect Gains at Grange Meet
Portland Maine November 13 Secretary of Agriculture Charles F Brannan warned farmers to guard gains in federal farm aid. He told the National Grange convention that commodity market speculators threaten price stabilization and profit when prices fall.
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Portland
Maine
Wei
Charles F. Brannan
National Grange Convention
Lissies Call for Showdown on Canadian Reds
The A F of L with nearly 200000 members in Canada calls for a showdown with alleged Communists in the Canadian Trades and Labor Congress. President Green says unions worry over Communist influence north of the border as preconvention talks loom and delegates weigh purging locals. The Canadian congress, created by the A F of L, faces renewed effort to change how delegates are chosen and to decide the future of the federation political league amid Truman era battles.
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A. F of L
Canada
Canadian Trades and Labor Congress
William Green
A. F. of L
George Harrison
Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks
Canadian Congress
Harrison
Victoria
B. C
A. F. of L. Seafarers International Union
New Political League
Senate
League
Political Action Committee
Alice Returns to England to Rest in Museum
The original manuscript of Lewis Carrolls Alice in Wonderland returns to Britain as a gift from Americans after 20 years in the United States. Luther H Evans Library of Congress chief organized the act of cultural reparations. It will rest in the British Museum with trustees and officials present at the presentation.
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England
Museum
United States
Britain
Luther H. Evans
Library of Congress
Alice Liddell
British Museum
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Geoffrey Fisher
Archibishop
Canterbury
London
America
Eldridge Johnson
New York
Johnson
W. W. Rosenbach
Lewis Carroll
Oxford
Charles Lutwidge Dodgson
John Tenniel
J. Fisher
George W. Allen
U. S
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