Acheson Plan to Kill Veto at U.N. Backed by Three Nations
Flushing New York September report says Chile Belgium and the Netherlands signaled qualified support for Secretary of State Dean Achesons plan to remove veto power in United Nations actions against Communist aggression. Chilean delegate Hernando Santa Cruz urged a four point anti Communist pact and broader mobilization of military and economic strength.
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Flushing
N. Y
Dean Acheson
United Nations
General Assembly
Acheson
Hernano Santa Cruz
Gabriel Gonzalez Videla
Wost
Jacob A. Malik
Yugoslavia
India
Tote
Acheron
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Yversa
Forest Hila
Treave Lin
Vishinsky
Thomas EB
Dewers
Kremlin
Rollander
Irke Stikker
Netherlands
Ald
Soviet Union
San Francisco
Tieleian
Paul van Zeeland
Santa Cruz
Vishinaly
U.S. S.R
Chewmatan
Baltic States
Fe U
A F L War Chest Backed Taft Opponents
A. F. L. Political League reports a 1 million dollar war chest to oppose Taft and other Republicans. Key targets named include Senators Donnell Wiley Hickenlooper Wherry Millikin and Rep. Boggs. George Meany of the AFL predicts funds to back labor-backed candidates while Keenan labeled Taft an enemy to labor.
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Sen
Taft
Ohio
Labor
Joe Keenan
League
American Federation of Labor
Houston
Hitler
Stalin
Keenan
George Meany
Donnell
Wiley
Wis
Hickenlooper
Iowa
Wherry
Neb
Millikin
Colo
Rep. Boggs
R.-Del
A. F.L
American Federation of Government
Federation
U. K
Government
Washington
Truman
Press-Telegram $10,000 Subscriber Contest Opens
A Long Beach area promotion offers thousands in prizes with no entry fee. Local residents can win cash prizes up to 2500 dollars and receive bank shares for every contestant, with separate prizes for city entrants. The contest office is open daily with contact options for details.
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Long Beach
Press-Telegram
War Home Guard Revival Planned in Great Britain
Official sources say Britain will revive the wartime Home Guard as part of a new defense program and urge Atlantic Pact nations to form similar forces. The 1945 disbanded force numbered 1 727 000 with 30 696 women volunteers. details on recruitment and strength were not disclosed.
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Ondon
Britain
United States
Home Guard
Ministry of Defense
Home Office
Atomic Post Created in Federal Energy Agency
Washington reports President Truman signed into law a bill creating the general manager post of the Atomic Energy Commission with a salary of twenty thousand dollars per year. The action marks a major administrative step for the new agency amid ongoing postwar science policy developments.
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Washington
Truman
Atomic Energy Commission
Wallpaper Strike and GE TV Plant Return Mark Labor News
Union leaders reported gains of 26.9 cents per hour for wallpaper workers amid a 23 day strike idling about 6000 unionists in 40 plants seeking 20 cent raises pensions and health benefits. About 4000 IBEW members voted to resume work at GE Syracuse TV receiver plant after a national agreement set last week.
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New York
N.Y
Maine
Virginia
Los Angeles
Union Oil Company of California
Co. 10. of Workers Union
Independent Union of Petroleum Workers
Coast Oil Company
Aluminum
Pittsburgh
Aluminum Company of America
Alcoa
Solvay Process Company
United Mine Workers
Syracuse
C. S O
United Auto Workers Union
Philadelphia
U. S
A. F. L. United Wallpaper Craftsmen
North America
General Electric Company
International Union of Electrical Workers
G. E
30,000 Police for West Reich
Bonn reports that the Allied high commissioners offered Chancellor Adenauer a 30,000 man semi federal police force with at least 7000 on alert ready for action anywhere in the republic. A possible special police for West Berlin was also hinted by French High Commissioner Andre Francois-Poncet as a special measure.
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Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Republic
Adenauer
Andre Francois-Poncet
West Berlin
Three Power Commission
Secret Big Three talks on German remilitarization debated
New York September 23 A highly secret Big Three conference ended without public results on incorporating German units into a North Atlantic defense force. A joint communique said ministers discussed an adequate integrated defense force for Europe and would not issue further statements until the North Atlantic council meets next week in New York.
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New York
North Atlantic
Europe
Ignation North Atlantic Council
United States
Waldorf Towers
Dean Acheson
George Co. Marshall
United Kingdom
Ernest Bevin
Emanuel Shinwell
France
Robert Schuman
Jules Moch
North Atlantic Council
Germany
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Seaplane Crash in Yonkers Kills Two on Street
A rented two seater seaplane with engine dead crashed in flames on a Yonkers street. Pilot Dr Melvin R Daniels 33 of Yonkers died instantly and passenger William L Ritter Jr 53 of Brooklyn died five hours later at St Joseph's hospital after being pulled from wreckage.
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Yonkers
N. Y
UPA
Yonkers Street
Melvin R. Daniels
William L. Ritter Jr
Brooklyn
St. Joseph's Hospital
Killer on Death Row Says Guard Entangled with Accomplice
New York dispatch reports Raymond Fernandez, condemned for the Janet Fay murder, claims a prison guard is wooing his co defendant and their "lonely hearts" plot creates a deadly love triangle. Attorneys seek habeas relief as warden denies any contact or danger, noting security and separate housing.
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New York
Raymond Fernandez
Suicida
William Richter
Fernandez
Martha Beck
Sing Sing
Janet Fay
Albany
N.Y
Beck
U. S. Supreme Court
Ossining
William E. Snyder
Neve
Mra
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