U N Row Over Admitting Red Satellites
United States and allies clash at the United Nations over admitting Soviet satellite states to UN membership. Gromyko favors separate votes on ex enemy applicants Hungary Romania Bulgaria Finland Italy and more, while US Britain push for individual consideration amid East West tensions. Johnson condemns Hungary regime, council adjourns without votes.
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Lake Success
W. R. Hodgson
Rusia
Security Council
United Nations
Hodgson
Andre
A. Gromyko
Russia
Italy
Hungary
Romania
Bulgaria
Finland
Gromyko
Actting
Joy
Herschel V. Johnson
U.S
Johnson
U. N
Council
United States
Britain
Zygmunt Modzelewski
General Assembly
Pakistan
Yemen
Argentina
Ireland
Portugal
Trans-Jordan
Fishermen Sunk Boat After Night of Heavy Mackerel Run
Two commercial fishermen Woodrow Wakatsuki and Katsumi Nishikawa filled their 36 foot boat with mackerel off Santa Monica. The vessel sank silently with five tons of catch and the two men in the ocean. A rescue craft towed the overloaded boat to Santa Monica Harbor for recovery and repairs.
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Woodrow Wakatsuki
Long Beach
Katsumi Nishikawa
Santa Monica
Ncir
Senta Monica Harbor
Frosty Fugitives: Two Convicts Rescued From Refrigerator Truck
Houston police and sheriff deputies recaptured two half frozen convicts who escaped from Central Prison on Farm No 2 near Sugar Land. Seaman Williams 29 awaiting 99 years for murder from Plainview and S J Wright 28 serving 20 years for robbery from Waco were found after a motorist saw a hand through the truck rear door. Prison officials said the pair were among a meat-loading group before dawn. Knight said, We are glad to be caught. Another few minutes and we would have been frozen still.
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Houston
Texas
Central Prison Farm
Seaman Williams
Plainview
S. J. Wright
Waco
Knight
Stomach Raised Man Awaits First Solid Bite
Pittsburgh, Sept. 25. Mickey Schuster, a 29 year old Youngstown furniture worker, will soon taste solid food after 26 years of tube feeding. Two operations raised his stomach and linked it to the esophagus above the scarred area, allowing him to swallow water today and anticipate solid meals in days. He longs to swim again, noting a hole in his stomach kept him from the water.
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Pittsburgh
Mickey Schuster
Youngstown
Mickey
Father Jailed for Burning Child to Stop Theft
Barbara Green, five, appeared in Baltimore court with both hands bandaged as her father Raymond Green received a nine month sentence in the house of correction for forcing her fingers on a hot stove to curb her habit of stealing. Magistrate Reuben Caplan called the act bestial. The father claimed he meant only to scare her as a bun theft was cited by a neighbor.
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Baltimore
Barbara Green
House of Correction
Reuben Caplan
Raymond Green
Barbara
Overell Jury Views Death Yacht in Santa Ana Trial
Jurors inspected the Mary E. Superior cruiser at Newport Beach aboard a special chartered bus. Defendants Beulah Overell and Bud Gollum faced questions about the bludgeoning deaths of Walter E. Overell and his wife as two dynamite charges were alleged to have been planted aboard the craft. Judge Morrison ordered no talk in court during the visit and jurors were escorted back to the county jail after the inspection.
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Presea Clegram Blatt Care
Pomden
Newport ‘Beach
Overell-Gollumder
Mary E
Kenneth
Santa Ana
Newport Beach
Walter E. Overell
Hubbard Howe
Mary
Eradie J
Beulah
Louise’ ‘Overell
George. R
Bud
Gollum
A. Lo'elock
White's
Balboa
Morrison
James A. Musick
Reba’ Stank
Overell
Balboa Island
Crank
Miss Ovérell
Miss Overell
Miss Crank
Aptout Luxury
Diplomatic aide disputes link to visa cases in 1940s
Former State Department official Messersmith testifies about a 1940s letter to Havana’s consul general regarding Hanns Eisler a German born composer later linked to Communist affiliation. He says the missive was not a directive but a clarification of sensitive factors affecting Eisler’s visa and immigration record.
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Fashington
Committee On un-Americanities
Messersmitts
Sumner
Welles
Eleanor Roosevelt
Hollywood
Germany
Messersmith
Rep
Rankin
D.miss
State Department
J. Parnell Thomas
R.nj
Messersmitth
Jetter
Dubois
Havana
Ion Sonal Ponse Tog Seremith
Iglgiotine Elsler
Hisler
Mexicali
Mexico
Arab League to Ignore Partition of Palestine
London dispatch says the Arab League will not recognize the partition of Palestine. Government sources note warnings are expected from Egypt Saudi Arabia Iraq Yemen Trans-Jordan and Lebanon after premiers met last week.
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London
Syris
Britain
Palestine
Egypt
Saudi
Arabia
Iraq
Yemen
Trans-Jordan
Ebanon
Fast Coast Rain Spreads as Frost Nips in Midwest
A tropical storm shrinks on its northeast path over the Carolinas while far colder air grips the Midwest. Heavy rainfall drenched the Southeast including Greensboro with record totals, and Minnesota Wisconsin report frost as the system shifts toward the Ohio Valley.
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Midwest
Carolinas
Carolina
Virginia
Greensboro
New England
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Cockvair
Ulinos
Indiana
Federal
Lovecasters
Ohio
Land o'Lakes
Wis
Atlantic
Virginia Rapes
Leader Calls Upon Nation to Economize
President Truman urged Americans to conserve food for Europe and support relief without a new Congressional session. He cited the worsening world food shortage and outlined cabinet recommendations on domestic conservation and boosting exports. The plan includes targeted aid to critical areas and expanded grain and edible fat shipments with foreign collaboration.
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Washington
A.P
Truman
Europe
Congress
Trun
Cabinet Food Committee
Cognier Ana
United States
Argentina
Australia
Burma
Cuba
U.S
Discipline Kills Black Pepper Given Boy Suffocates Him
Center Harbor, N H Sept 25 County Solicitor William Keller probing the asphyxiation of 3 year old William Burns says the mother admitted giving him a tablespoon of black pepper for punishment. Mrs Evelyn Cote 25 was questioned and released into her husband’s care. The boy’s father Thomas Burns was killed in World War II.
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Center Harbor
William Keller
William Burns
Evelyn Cote
Thomas Burns
Cote
U S Moves To Free GIs Held By Yugoslav Forces
The State Department said it will take immediate action with Yugoslav authorities to secure release of three American soldiers seized and held along the front on the Yugoslav frontier. Press officer Michael McDermott reported that a protest by Maj. Gen. Airey, commander of British American forces in the Free Territory of Trieste, produced no results.
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Washington
State Department
Fontesenes
Airey
Triente
National Defense Leaders Appointed
President Truman named Vannevar Bush chairman of the research and development board for a new national defense organization. Arthur S. Barrows becomes undersecretary of the air department alongside W. Stuart Symington Eugene M. Zuckert and Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney as assistant secretaries. Gen. Carl Spaatz to head staff for the air department. Bush also heads the temporary R&D board and is a Carnegie Institution president and veteran scientist from South Dennis, Massachusetts.
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Ashington
Truman
National Defense Organization
Vannevir Bush
Research and Development Board
Department of Air
Arthur S. Barrows
Chicago
Department
W. Stuart Symington
Eugene.m. Zuckert
Cornelius Vanderbilt’ Whitney
Alr
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Air
Whitney
New York State
Ivestecl Properties
New York
Kentucky
Carl Spaatz
Air Department
Army Air Forces
Bush
America
Army
Navy
Iso Ds
Carnegie Institution
Lacronattles
South Dennis
Mass
Plans for Great New Atomic Pile at Oak Ridge Told
The Atomic Energy Commission announced a new atomic chain reactor pile at Oak Ridge will be several times more powerful than the current Tennesse plant. The Clinton laboratory will be under University of Chicago control for four years, with 14 southern universities from the Oak Ridge Institute of Nuclear Studies co operating in Clinton research.
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Washington
Oak Ridge
Tennessee
Atomic Energy Commission
Commission
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Yachtsman Found Shot to Death on Catalina Yacht
Avalon dispatch reports Richard Letts, 60, of a Los Angeles department store family, slain aboard his yacht off Santa Catalina Island. The body, recovered with two bullet wounds through the heart, shows no gas aboard. Sheriff’s Inspector Norris G. Stensland is investigating.
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Avalon
Santa Catalina Island
Sheriff's
Richard Letts
Los Angeles
Norris G. Stensland
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