ABC on the atom bomb plan failure explained
An ABC on international control of the atom bomb outlines why United States and Russia cannot agree. The U N Atomic Energy Commission failed to secure wider consent after 220 meetings. Russia blocks international control, Canada and the United States press for condemnation, while the United States debunks Russia’s plan.
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Special Atomic Commission
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Commission
Assembly
U. N
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U. S
Canada
Marshall
Paris
State Department
Voice of America
Delegates Ponder Tirade by Lewis at Cincinnati Convention
Delegates ponder John L. Lewis tirade against President Truman and assess impact on coal unions and presidential votes. Lewis has not endorsed Dewey. a political action resolution approved with his approval gives Dewey favorable treatment. Truman visits Cincinnati for a political breakfast as Lewis stays in a rival suite above.
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John L. Lewis
Touran
Lewis
Thomas F. Dewey
Dewey
Conven
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Truman
Clear Weather Across Nation Except In Michigan and New England
Chicago dispatch notes clear skies nationwide with showers in Michigan and New England. Cool readings in northern plains and Rocky Mountains, with Montana and North Dakota reporting below freezing at Lewiston. North states hover 45 to 50 degrees, south states 60 to 65.
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Chicago
Michigan
New England
Plains
Rocky Mountain Area
Minnesota
Montana
North Dakota
Lewiston
Mont
Doomed Slayer Pleads for Others in Death Case
New York October 9 a convicted slayer testifying in General Sessions Court said prompting the execution of three men for the 1947 killing of Boss Anthony Hintz, Andrew Sheridan 46 and two others John M Dunn 46 and Daniel Gentile 40 were sentenced to death and await Sing Sing.
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Andrew Sheridan
Stevedore
Anthony Hintz
Sheridan
John M. Dunn
Daniel Gentile
Hintz
Sing Sing Prison
Official Visit MADRID UF Minister Artajo Heads to Argentina
Foreign Minister Alberto Martin Artajo departed Madrid by special plane for Buenos Aires on an official visit as guest of President Juan Peron. The trip underscores Spanish Argentine ties and contrasts with wartime diplomacy in the era.
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Madrid
Alberto Martin Artajo
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Juan Peron
Murder in Chicago: Politician William Granata slain in Loop
Chicago police assign 120 detectives to hunt for William Granata killer. Suspects include Anthony Durso, 25, and Isaiah Mitchell, 37, a news vendor who was last to speak with Granata. Granata, a Republican candidate for clerk of Cook County Circuit Court, was found shot or struck in the back of the head near his Loop hotel after campaigning.
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Oct
William John Granata
Anthony Durso
Cook County
Isaiah (Chink) Mitchell
Granata
Loop
Mitch Stand
Mitchell
Ex actress seeks higher alimony in Beverly Hills case
Elizabeth Coon Gordon former actress and estranged wife of songwriter Mack Gordon testified she cannot live on 1000 a month and asks for at least 2500. She seeks a modest Beverly Hills home at 500 monthly with a pool for her four year old son Roger. The court kept her at 1000 monthly until October 14 when Gordon will reveal financial status.
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Los Angeles
Living Costa
Elizabeth Coon Gordon
Mack Gordon
Beverly Hills
Roger
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Cooky
Tokyo Rose Sees Acquittal At Treason Trial
Iya Toguri, known as Tokyo Rose, predicts acquittal in San Francisco treason trial. Indicted by a federal grand jury on eight treason counts, the 32 year old U. S. citizen and former U. G. L. A. graduate is accused of aiding the enemy by lowering American morale during wartime broadcasts.
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San Francisco
Los Angeles
State May Gain Seven House Seats
Washington reports the House Civil Service Committee estimates California Florida Michigan Oregon Texas and Washington would gain one seat each after the 1950 census. Losers include New York Alabama Arkansas Colorado Georgia Kentucky Mississippi Missouri North Carolina Oklahoma Pennsylvania and Tennessee with one seat each.
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House Civil Service Committee
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Florida
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Oregon
Texas
New York
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Arkansas
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Oklahoma
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Tennessee
Ashkhabad Quake Injures 6000 in Evacuation
Moscow reports the Ashkhabad earthquake left thousands injured, with 120 planes ferrying over 6000 victims to hospitals as rail links were destroyed. Trains resumed service to complete evacuations. the toll and exact figures remain unconfirmed.
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Ashkhabad
Ashihabad
Ashkhaba
Meshed
Satira Schmidt Returns Home After Pardon
Patricia Satira Schmidt exotic dancer pardoned by Cuban President Ramon Grau San Martin after a 4 1/2 year jail term for the fatal shooting of John Lester Mee aboard his yacht in Havana Harbor. She arrived in Toledo to rest and recuperate saying she was glad to be home.
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Toledo
Ohio
Patricia
Satira) Schmidt
Havana Harbor
John Schmidt
Ramon Grau San Martin
John Lester Mee
Chicago
Mother of Two Accused in Romance With Roy
Police arrested Fay Brody Kahn a 31 year old mother of two for contributing to the delinquency of a minor after her son Ronald Charles Simmrin 16 admitted an affair with her. The pair stayed at a downtown hotel three nights this week while Ronnie who enlisted in the Army claimed to be 18 was returned home. Police say the mother described the youth as advanced and older than his years.
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Fay Brody Kahn
Los Angeles
Ronald Simmrin
L' Angeles
Ronald Charles Simmrin
Romeo
Ronnie
Seba
Jave
Jmen
Philip Brody
Bishop
Grace Simmrin
Venice
German Leaders to Observe U S Elections in America
Four German political leaders are to visit the United States to observe the presidential campaign and elections under the American Military Government AMG program. The group includes Werner Hupert Ervin Schoettle Waldemar en and Ernst Mueller Hermann.
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AMG
America
Louis G. Kelly
Rochester
Werner Hupert
Christian Democratic Allliance
Land Hesse
Ervin Schoettle
Social Democratic Party
Wuerttemberg-Baden
Waldemar ¥En
Koeringen
Social Democratic
Bavaria
Ernst Mueller Hermann
Bremen
Postal Worker Faces Indictment in Loyalty Check
A federal grand jury indicted 33 year old postal clerk Beriam Shaffer also known as Dave Shafer or Shat for falsely stating no affiliation with the Communist party. Shaffer, employed since 1936, faces a bench warrant for arrest issued by U S District Judge James P McGranery. This marks the first indictment from the federal loyalty check in Philadelphia.
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Communist Party
Beriam Shaffer
Dave Shafer
Shat
Shaffer
U. S
James P. McGranery
Commerce Journal Strike May End
NEW YORK Oct. 3 A 26 day strike at the Journal of Commerce will end if a union committee ratifies the tentative agreement reached yesterday. The work stoppage hit the 121 year old business news daily as $4 typesetters and mailers argued they were locked out after the paper refused to renew a collective contract signed by other city newspapers.
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Journal of Commerce
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Costly ache bowlers stomach scallops verdict
Detroit jury awards Curtis W. Spuhler 450 against a restaurant after he fell ill from scallops served March 18. Spuhler, from Akron, Ohio, missed the American Bowling Congress tournament and sought 1500 dollars.
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Curtis W. Spuhler
Spuhler
American Bowling Congress
Akron
Ohio
Reporter Scolded Sherply Freed in Red Officer Hoax
San Diego journalist John P'Alfonso was questioned and released after impersonating a Russian colonel during U S Marine maneuvers at Aliso Canyon. Brig. Gen. Omar Pfeiffer said no charges were filed though posing as a foreign agent is possible.
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San Diego
John P'Alfonso
U.S
Marine Corps
San Diego Journal
Aliso Canyon
Here
Journal
Omar T. Pfeiffer
D'Alfonso
FBI
San Di‘ero
Pitirim Nevski
Pfeiffer
U. S
Betty Graydon
Warren Tailwinds GOP in Minnesota Iowa Campaign Swing
Gov. Earl Warren campaigned through Duluth and Minnesota endorsing farm price support, conservation and electrification. He urged Republican unity behind Joe Ball to hold the Minnesota Senate seat, while Ball projected momentum against Humphrey. Warren planned Sioux City stop en route to Wyoming, Montana and the Pacific Northwest.
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Sioux City
Iowa
Earl Warren
Minnesota
Joseph W. Ball
Thomas E. Dewey
G. O
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Ball
Senate
Herbert Hoover
Duluth
Congress
House
Tom Dewey
Joe Ball
Hubert Humphrey
Minneapolis
Humphrey
California
George A. Wilson
Wilson
Guy
Wyoming
Montana
Pacific Northwest
Women Returning to Factory Jobs in wartime Decatur
The Decatur Illinois State Employment Service reports more women reentering the labor market, with most seeking factory positions rather than clerical or service roles. The note emphasizes a shift toward industrial work amid wartime needs, reflecting local employment trends and policy guidance.
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Decatur
Illinois State Employment Service Office
Building Rush Seen Until 1950 Housing Shortage
Harold R. Berlin of Johns Manville Corp told Southern California and Arizona jobbers that the housing shortage will continue for several years. He cited 2,000,000 married couples doubled up and projected 100,000 to 500,000 marriages next year and in 1950, while only about 1,000,000 homes will be built this year.
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Los Angeles
Johns Manville Corp
Harold R._ Berlin
New York City
California
Arizona
de Ures
Korean Youth Corps Strength Reported at 1,250,000
Seoul October reports that the Korean National Youth Corps, a potential military power in South Korea, is 1,250,000 strong. The anti Communist corps comprises males aged 18 to 30 years.
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Seoul
South Korea
Ed Shere at Ee’s For Style stirs holiday sales
A garbled ad from Ed Shere at Ee’s For Style 1211 East Anaheim presents suits priced 35 to 85 dollars with a 10 percent premium refund and cent hats, promising credit plans and late hours to lure shoppers, amid nonsensical quips and seasonal sales hype.
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Anaheim
Ee’s
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