U.N Clash on Free Press Looming at Lake Success
At the United Nations a confrontation over freedom of the press pits the United States against the Soviet Union with Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt leading the American argument that democracy requires room for criticism. The Soviets defend state control of information and oppose a proposed world press alliance, backed by White Russia, Czechoslovakia, Poland, and Yugoslavia. The vote was set for later after a busy day of sessions and related committee debates.
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Rousédvelt
United Nations Social Committee
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Russia
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Yugoslavia
Clear weather forecast for the United States weekend outlook
Mild conditions and clear skies expected across most of the United States with scattered thunderstorms in the Missouri and Mississippi Valleys. Temperatures rose into the 80s in gulf states and parts of the Southwest, reaching 83 in Chicago and 82 in Des Moines, while New England and northern Great Lakes reported 50s.
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Mercury
Danes vote crisis calls prompt new election in Denmark
Premice Knud Kristensen’s minority government falls after an 80 to 66 no confidence vote over South Schleswig policy. King Frederik I approves calling new elections, likely Oct. 30, while the government remains in trusteeship until results are announced. Kristensen, appointed Nov. 7, 1945, is the first premier under King Frederik.
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Premice Knud Kristensch
Frederik I T
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South Schleswig
Radical Left
Socil
Vilhelm Buhl
Frederik
Christian X. Kristensen
Tallulah Bankhead to Spend Week in Hospital
Actress Tallulah Bankhead, struck by neuritis and forced to close Private Lives, was moved to Augustana Hospital yesterday for a week’s rest. Doctors said she is resting comfortably after confinement to her hotel since Tuesday.
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Tallulah Bankhead
Augustana Hospital
Overdue Cruiser Called Off Search Halts For Dixie
The Coast Guard air search was halted for the 30 foot cabin cruiser Dixie which left San Pedro on September 16 with Otto C McKissick aboard. A second overdue craft the San Diego jigboat Angeles was found at San Simeon. Both boats were overdue and the search was called off pending further information.
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U S shipyards bid to build five world trade ships
Bids for five 500 foot passenger cargo vessels to serve around the world were opened by the Maritime Commission. Prices ranged from 9.69 to 16.98 million per vessel with Newport News likely low bidder for three ships. Ships to be operated by American President Lines with subsidies offsetting higher U S building costs.
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Ingalls Shipbuilding Co
Pascagoula, Miss
Veterans Urge End of U.N. Veto
The American Veterans of World War II urged eliminating the U N veto power in the United Nations structure. A peace and preparedness committee report accused Russia of using the U N to perpetuate chaos to spread communism. The group urged the United States to take action and maintain military strength until U N policy power is real.
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Nan Hopkins Weds Culver in Santa Monica Wedding
British actress Nan Hopkins aged 28 married Ronald Culver, 47, an English bortractor, in Santa Monica yesterday at the city hall. Actor Nigel Bruce gave away the bride. Both couples were previously married.
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Nan Hopkins
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Solon Expresses Tax-relief Hope
Washington October 4 Senator O Conor Democrat Maryland urged that federal state and local taxes be partly separated to cut overall burden. He cited a Chicago meeting where governors and lawmakers urged the federal government to relinquish certain tax fields to states and cities. He named gasoline amusements local telephone calls and intrastate utilities as possible areas for withdrawal. He noted about 60 trillion in annual taxes and that amusement taxes net about 456 million yearly and could be better collected locally. Other senators Hawkes Martin Thye and Bricker were also named as supporters.
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John Payne Leaves Fox Studio in Professional Split
Actor John Payne and 20th Century Fox reach a release agreement ending their four year contract. Payne says he obtained his release and will be paid about 670000 dollars after deciding the roles offered were unsatisfactory. He cites dissatisfaction with the planned projects as the reason for parting ways.
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Churchill Urges Readiness for Election at Any Time
London and Oakland scenes mix as Winston Churchill addresses the Conservative conference urging a new national election, saying the Labor government lacks a mandate and economic crisis must be settled by a new Parliament. He warns against clinging to power and aims to rally support for a 1,000,000 pound fundraising drive. In Oakland, a World Series game and a Brooklyn Dodgers-club phone flood unfold alongside personal tales of Mrs. Lavagetta and family moments amid the political chatter.
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