U N Group to Probe US Red Entry Ban
The U N Economic and Social Council votes 15 to 0 to study implications of US screening of aliens and an American U N agreement on NGO representatives. Georges Fischer case notables include his deportation and visa reapplication while observers argue compliance with the U N charter.
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Tary Bemelal Wyi
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Paris
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Soviet Names State Control Chief Merkulov in Kremlin Move
In Moscow on October 28 the Soviet government announced Gen. V N Merkulov would head the ministry of state control succeeding Col. Gen. Lev Mekhlis who was relieved due to ill health. P K Fonomarenko, former premier of White Russia, becomes minister of food procurements replacing B A Dvinsky reassigned to other work. White Russia is noted as a republic within the USSR.
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V. N. Merkulov
Lev Z. Mekhlis
P. K. Fonomarenko
White Russia
B. A. Dvinsky
The
ISSR
Consolidated Edison iGrants Pay Hike
Consolidated Edison and the C I Utility Workers Union announced a wage increase totaling 8.2 million dollars for 27 000 workers. The deal raises pay by 10 cents an hour from January 1 and 5 more cents from July 1.
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New York
Consolidated Edison System
C. I. Utility Workers’ Union
How to Survive an Atomic Bomb Aims for Homes
Government issues a 32 page booklet titled Survival Under Atomic Attack outlining six survival steps. It advises shelter, lying flat, covering eyes, avoiding outdoor rush after blast, eating safe canned foods, and ignoring rumors. Distribution to officials and public sales are planned.
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Ashington
Atomic Energy Commission
National Security Resources Board
Washington
D. C
NSRB
James J. Wadsworth
Nlrbs
Civil Defense Office
Wadsworth
Bantam Books
NLRB
Seek Flag Honor for 1st Cavalry
In Canterbury England a Conservative MP urged weaving the U S First Cavalry Division’s name in gold on the United Nations flag as tribute to its Korean War service. John Baker White praised the unit for record casualties and constant frontline duty.
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Canterbury
Eng
U. S. First Cavalry Division
United Nations
M. F
John Baker White
Government forecasts inflation aided prosperity into 1952
The Bureau of Agricultural Economics predicts 1951-52 will bring rising prices and incomes. Farmers should see record gross income as farm prices and production rise, while consumers face higher food costs and fewer nonfood goods. Potatoes may drop in price due to withdrawn price supports.
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Washington
Bureau of Agricultural Economies
Bureau
Pipe smokers admit women to membership at convention
In Montreal on October 28 the International Association of Pipe Smokers' Clubs admitted women to membership at its second annual convention. Four women delegates represented sixteen women's clubs known as Tobey clubs in the United States.
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Montreal
International Association of Pipesmokers
Lady M P Ward Criticizes Hotels Over Men Baths
EWCASTLE ON TYNE Oct 28 A British MP Miss Irene Ward Conservative MP for Tynemouth complains about lack of women baths in government run hotels. She recounted at a federation meeting how she found baths only for men at the Great Northern Hotel London.
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Ewcastle
Tyne
Eng
British Railways
Irene Ward
Tynemouth
Miss Ward
National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Great Northern
London
King's Cross
Italian Foreign Minister Seeks Elbe Defense of Europe
Italy’s Carlo Sforza urged using German armed forces to defend Europe at the Elbe rather than the Rhine. He spoke at the Italian Institute of International Political Studies, asserting a defense at the Elbe would deter future aggression.
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Milan
Italy
VPI
Carlo Sforza
Europe
Elbe
Rhine
Italian Institute of International Political Studies
Fragment on Elbe defense and occupied German zones
A fragment discusses defense by Germans and the role of French and Italian people in avoiding invasion. It notes the Elbe River as a line within the Russian occupied zone and situates it north and east of the Rhine, over 200 miles away.
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