Marshall Warns Kremlin in Chicago Speech on Allied Germany Policy
Secretary of State George C. Marshall told Chicago audiences the United States will not yield to Soviet propaganda as it seeks a German peace treaty at the London Foreign Ministers conference. He accused Moscow of lies about American aims, urged unity for postwar recovery, and warned the Kremlin that the US will stand firm against aggression and imperialism.
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Washington
Usp
George C. Marehall
Chicago
Kremlin
United States
Germany
London
Marshall
Russia
Stelchen
Europe
Chicago Council of Foreign Relations and Chamber of Commerce
V. M. Molotov
United Nations
Andrei Vishinsky
Andre) Gromyko
Liz
Great Britain
Senate group votes aid to Europe unanimously
Senate investigators reveal Maj Bennett Meyers paid his father in law $12 000 yearly as production boss at Aviation Electric. Testimony shows Meyers drew $114 220 89 from the firm 1941 1943 with $25 000 salary routed via Readnower, plus $20 139 50 to Meyers in 1943. Readnower testified Meyers received $100 monthly while in the Army and a $15 000 book salary siphoned off for him.
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Washington
A.P
Senate
Bennett Meyers
Mayers
Dayton
Ohio
Bellifo
Meyers
Readnover
Avea
Senators
Treas
Eee
Air Forces i
Ibooks
Prsident
B. H. Lamarre
RUS
Lamarre
Moyers
Aviation Electric
Curnutt
Lamare
Sen. Ferguson
R.mich
Moscow Publishes U S Dispatches On Truman Speech
The Moscow press prints mass U S dispatches covering President Truman's message at the special session opening. No editorial comment. tone focuses on inflation references and suggests conditions in the United States are strained. Continued on Page A-12.
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Moscow
Moscow Press Today
United States
Truman
Congress
Rifle Used For William Tell Game Ends In Tragedy
A 13 year old boy in Acketstown New Jersey died from a 22 caliber bullet wound to the head after a misfired shot during a William Tell style game with a loaded rifle. George Krumm Jr. was found unconscious and died at Morristown Memorial Hospital. In Cranston Rhode Island Joseph Thomas Des Granges 21 of Johnston was released on bail on a manslaughter charge after a separate incident where five youths fired live ammo at each other during an hourlong game. Donald McWeeney 16 died from a chest wound.
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Ackettstown
N. J
Willam
Orville Cox
George Krumm
Mountain Ave
George Krumm Jr
Cox
George
Morristown Memorial Hospital
Chester B. Colwell
Johnston
Colwell
Doa Granges
McWeeney
Snyder Denies Plan to Build New OPA
Treasury Secretary Snyder told a news conference the administration has no intention to set up a new OPA. He said there is no contemplation of a new OPA in President Truman's request to Congress for authority on price ceilings for some products.
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Washington
the Treasury
Snyder
Treasury
Truman
Congress
Rescuers Reach Shipwrecked Men on Sacred Island
Halifax reports the Empire MacCalum began taking aboard survivors of a freighter wrecked off Sacred Island after five days marooned. Four ships, including Langleecrag, battled heavy seas to reach the men as a loss occurred when the ship broke ashore. Planes at Argentia and Stephenville were grounded by bad weather.
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Halifax
Empire
MacCalum
Newfoundland
Langleecrag
Argentia
Stephenville
Six Die in Stove Blast Fire in East St. Louis Home
A coal oil stove exploded destroying a four room frame house. The family of six Negroes died in the blaze in East St Louis. The incident occurred on November 2.
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East St, Louis
Marshall to Fly to London Parley in Peace Talks
Secretary of State Marshall plans to depart tomorrow afternoon in President Truman's plane The Sacred Cow for a foreign ministers meeting in London. He will discuss a German peace settlement with allied representatives.
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Washington
State Marshall
Truman
London
Peak of Woe as Mother Loses Son and Cash
Mrs Fred Smith mourns a year old son burned to death when his clothing ignited. She had just visited her husband in hospital. In her absence the Smith home was robbed of three dollars and all the cash she had.
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Bakersfield
Shevill
John
Loustalot
Josephine Christine «Nichols
Miretta Jones
Josaphing
Jones
Aferitt
Sheriff's
Nichola
Miella
Josephine
Emerson Hoor
Earl Jones
Miretta
Cat Nichols
Fred Mi ‘Smitth
Smith
King Edward III offers funds for Elizabeth wedding
London reports praise for King George VI proposing to allocate £410,000 yearly Parliament grant to support Prince Philip Mountbatten and Elizabeth as they prepare for their wedding. Crowds line Westminster streets for rehearsal day as dawn lit Buckingham Palace. Cripps and Eden back the royal generosity amid celebratory mood.
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London
Anthony Eden
Elizabeth
Westminster Abbey
Tommorrow
Cripps
Eden
Gritain
Parliament Square
Westminster
Buckingham Palace
Mountbatten
Imads
King George
Queen Elizabeth
Margaret Rose
Bridil
Arabs Challenge U N Authority on Palestine Partition
An eight nation Arab subcommittee formally challenged United Nations authority to partition the Holy Land into separate Arab and Jewish states. The group presented its stance to the 57 nation Palestine Balances committee as it completed a plan for partition.
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Lake Success
Palestine
United’ Nations
Holy Land
Agarate
Countrie Eaton
Palestine Balnintes
Assema
Palastine
U S Notes Romania Over Political Plot Accusations
The United States issued a note to Romania rejecting charges that American officials plotted to overthrow the Bucharest regime as politically motivated and insincere. It defended U S stance on human rights and denounced the regime’s unrepresentative methods and suppression of freedoms.
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Washington
United States
Romania
Bucharest
Juliu Manly
U. S
Freedom Train crew fights bubble gum on plush carpet
Walter H S O'Brien, director of the Freedom Train, told Reading Rotary Club that marines guarding priceless documents faced bubble gum trouble. He said two men spent eight hours cleaning the train's plush carpet recently, underscoring the odd friction between duty and decay.
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Reading
Walter H.S. O’brien
Reading Rotary Club
Senate Committee Approves Emergency Aid for France Italy Austria
The Senate foreign relations committee approved an emergency aid bill to provide food fertilizer petroleum and seeds to France Italy and Austria with a 3-0 vote. Amendments from the State Department were added to ensure no obligation or guarantee of supplies.
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Ashington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
France
Italy
Austria
Mandenberg
B.mieh
Vandenberg
Alag
State Department
Thef
Swedish Plane Crash in Italy Kills Twenty
A chartered Swedish freighter plane carrying 30 people including 20 military airmen crashed in the mountains near Salerno. Swedish sources report 20 killed and 10 injured. The flight was en route home from Addis Ababa where the crew delivered B17 planes to Ethiopia.
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Rome
APL
Salerno
Addis Ababa
Sweden
Ethiopia
Stockholm
British Flying Boat Crashes Near Newport One Dead
A British Overseas Airways Corporation flying boat crashed in fog near Newport Isle of Wight killing one crew member and injuring three others. The craft was en route to pick up fencers for a scheduled flight to Singapore.
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Newport
Isle of Wight
British Overseas Airways
Mirror Reaches Top of Palomar Observatory
The world's most valuable telescope mirror, a $600000 200 inch optic, reached Palomar Observatory atop Mt Palomar after a foggy rain ascent. The piece is described as the finest glass in existence and will be installed at the observatory.
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MT. Palomar
Newark Cancels Battle Welcomes New Mexico to Rest
Newark celebrates the decommissioned battleship New Mexico as she is towed to a scrapyard. Fireboats William J. Brennan and Michael F. P. Duffy will salute with water jets as cheering crowds greet the ship’s final voyage from Boston to Newark Bay and Port Newark Channel. Tugs from Meseck Towing Lines maneuver the vessel into place.
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N. J
New Mexico
Washington
Newark
Newark Bay
Port Newark
William J. Brennan
Michael FP. Duffy
Boston
Meseck
New York Harbor
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Stafford’ Cripps
Philip Mountbatten
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