Tydings' Maryland Fight Marks Closing of Week of U. S. Candidate-picking
Washington dispatch outlines Maryland Democratic and Republican contests as Sen Millard Tydings seeks a fifth term with two opponents John A Meyer and Hugh J Monaghan challenging him. The piece notes Wisconsin Rhode Island and Massachusetts also hold primaries shaping three Senate races, 30 House seats and four governorships slated for the week.
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U. S. Girls to Fight Bulls in Tijuana
TIJUANA Mex Sept 16 UP They are going to throw women to the bulls here tomorrow The Tijuana arena which has presented some of Mexicos best matadors this summer announced Two American girls Winnie y and Essie George will engage in one bull each
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US Urged to Hold Troops Ready as UN Police
Lake Success Sept 16 The American Association for the United Nations urged the United States to keep part of its armed forces ready to act as UN police until the UN has its own military force. Canada and the Philippines favor such a plan. The group calls for actions within UN framework even for large scale military operations. police action to enforce UN charter.
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U N Opens General Assembly Tuesday
The United Nations opens its fifth General Assembly next Tuesday with Korea as the top issue. Fifty-three of 58 members back U N steps in Korea, while Asia and Europe concerns loom. Western and Soviet positions on China's representation edge toward a clash as Romulo prepares credentials amidst past council boycotts.
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Local Chiefs Approve GE Strike Settlement
US union locals in General Electric plants approved a strike settlement plan reached in negotiations yesterday and announced the strike is officially ended At Washington Sept 16 the spokesmen said the agreement brings peace to the plants and ends the work stoppage with union leaders backing the deal
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Taft denounces Denham ouster as labor payoff
Cincinnati report quotes Sen. Taft calling President Truman’s move to remove NLRB general counsel Robert Denham a surrender to labor bosses. Taft accuses the action of making the NLRB a tool of union officials, signaling a Taft-Hartley breach. William Green, AFL president, says the resignation will be welcomed by labor at the 68th AFL convention in Houston.
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Kennick to Head Beaux Arts Ball In Long Beach
Joseph M. Kennick, superintendent of social welfare, is named chairman of the planning committee for the Beaux Arts ball sponsored by the Long Beach Art Association. The event will be held January 27 at the Pacific Coast Club with Margie Cate expressing optimism about its success.
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Bowron Admits Parley on Rent Decontrol Charges
Los Angeles Mayor Bowron addressed claims that city council members were paid to decontrol rents. He acknowledged discussions with housing officials after a Washington column alleged federal inquiry. The council action prompted court appeals and possible federal review, with no final ruling yet.
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