South Africa Defends Annexation Bid as Soviet Opposes
South Africa's Prime Minister Smuts denounces Soviet and Indian opposition to the planned annexation of Southwest Africa, warning the Union will treat the territory as integral if the bid fails. UN atomic meeting hears Khalifa urge report by year end and Baruch asks Security Council briefing by December 31.
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Francis W. Carpenter
Associated Press
Ake Success
N. Y
Union of
Ths
Mohamed Bey Khalifa
Egypt
Khalifa
Ernard M. Baruch
United States
Commission
U. N. Security Council
Russia
Poland
Germany
South Africa
Union
Reds Demand Changes In Trieste Setup
Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov proposed fourteen amendments to the Paris approved plan for Trieste administration. Western powers contested the changes which aimed to curb the UN governor's power in favor of the elective assembly. The foreign ministers held a three hour meeting and adjourned with no action as they study the proposals.
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Y Alex H. Singleton
Associated Press
EW York
Russia
Trieste
Foreign Ministers’ Council
Adriatic
Molotov
United States
Paris
Byeartihe Libet Agdudoslavia
United Nations Security Council
Marshal Tito
UMW Leader May Meet With Owners
Secretary of Interior J A Krug seeks to revive direct talks between John L Lewis miners and coal operators to avert a strike for 60 days. Krug and Lewis held two brief sessions as operators voiced willingness to negotiate a contract while awaiting Lewis reaction. The wage retroactivity issue clouds extending the Krug Lewis pact, with Lewis moving to wind up the agreement November 20.
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Howard W. Ward
Associated Press
Ashington
Secretary of Interior
J. A. Krug
John L. Lewis
Lewis and Krug
Krug
Lewis
AFL
New York Board of Transportation
Joseph D. Keenan
AFL Conference of Studio Unions
AFL International Alliance of Theatrical Stage
Looking at Life in Lubbock by Erich Brandeis visits
International columnist Erich Brandeis tours Lubbock Texas and praises the city as a true American spirit. He admires local hospitality, notes prominent residents, and declares he has discovered America right there in Lubbock before signing off with a jewelry ad.
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Erich Brandeis
Lebdbech
Avelanche
U. S
England
Mexico
Central
South America
Lubbock
New York
Lebbock
Avalanche
Columbus
America
Chicago
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Kansas City
South Plains
Texas
Charlie
Grace Guy
DeAlva Lewis
Davis Donne
Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce
Violence in Jerusalem Disrupts Rail Service
A series of mine blasts in Jerusalem and surrounding rail lines killed six soldiers and wounded eight, halting Jerusalem Lydda and Lydda Jaffa passenger trains. A patrol of six men was wiped out near Beit Safafa, three policemen injured near St Georges Jerusaelem, and a mine near Jaffa wounded a fireman and guard as the railway campaign enters its 13th and 14th attacks.
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Carter L. Davidson
Associated Press
Jerusalem
Palestine
Lydda
Lydda-Jaffa
Jaffa
St. Georges School
Jerugejem
Beit Safafa
Agencies Deadlocked On Housing Proposal
Washington talks fail to decide on Housing Ex director Wilson Wyatt’s bid to channel 90 million dollars in federal loans to assembly line home producers. RFC rejects loans as risky due to insufficient private capital, while VFW official expresses frustration at RFC resistance. Typhoon remnants hit the central Philippines with floods in Cebu city. no death toll reported.
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Washington
NHA
RFC
Wilson Wyatt
Wyatt
George E. Allen
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Allen
Louis E. Starr
Veterans of Foreign Wars
White House
Community Chest Drive Seeks Large Local Goal
A men’s general sales unit heads to the field for Lubbock’s Community Chest with a $92 173 37 target joined by two other divisions. Kickoff breakfast at the Hilton begins a day of solicitation led by Hugh Anderson with 75 solicitors. The unit account division aims 78 500 and the women’s division 4 673 37.
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Lubbock
Hugh Anderson
Hilton Hotel
Irvin L. Jones
Hilton
Nelson, McCleskey and Howard
Bestwick Motors
Dell Morgan
Walter Chalk
Earl Kerr
Bilbo Bruised After Poplarville Traffic Crash
Sen Bilbo from Mississippi was bruised in a traffic collision near a railroad underpass in Poplarville. He spent a night in hospital then resumed farming sugar cane on his ranch saying he was too tough to be hurt.
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Poplarville
Miss
Bilbo
Airliner Crashes Into Peak Near Perote Mexico
A DC-3 passenger plane crashed into a 17 000 foot peak near Perote 20 kilometers east of Mexico City killing all aboard. Fifteen fatalities are reported including air line staff and reporters. Federal troops and company personnel rushed to the scene as rescue work began with bodies expected that night.
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Perote
Associated Press
Exico City
Forrest Lee Smith
San Antonio
Tex
Express and Evening News
Miguel Aleman
Mexico City
Comunicaciones Aereas de Veracruz
Veracruz
Donald M. Stoner
Mexico
Stoner
Cofre de Perote
Rescue Work Pushed As Colorado Snow Toll Grows
Storms in eastern Colorado leave dead antelope and livestock while crews pull survivors from drifts. Army trucks intended for overseas shipment are repurposed for mercy missions. Red Cross relief hubs open near Rush with Army support to drop food and hay. Temperatures may thaw to 50 to 60 degrees east of the divide, with two dozen thousand cattle saved in Pueblo area.
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Ordnance
Pueblo
Red Cross
Rush
Colorado Springs
Camp Carson
Denver
Weather Bureau
Continental Divide
Colorado
la Junta
H. D. Petheram
The
Soil Conservation Service
California Storm Ties Up Life and Transport Around City
Southern California endures gales and heavy rain that disrupt ships, flood streets, and maroon motorists. A Western Airlines plane with 11 aboard vanished near Burbank as flash floods force evacuations and public warnings persist overnight.
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Associated Press
California
Western Airlines
Lockheed Air
Burbank
Arizona
Los Angeles
North Long Beach
Red Cross
Los Angeles Harbor
California Co. Finds New Oil Field in Plaquemines Parish
The California Co. a subsidiary of Standard Oil of California announced a new oil field discovery in Plaquemines Parish Louisiana eight miles east of the Barrataria field. The finding expands the companys exploration footprint in the region early this month.
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NEW Oil
New York
California Co
Standard Oil Co
California
Plaquemines Parish
Barrataria
Ohio mother of four wins Mrs America title
Janice Pollock of Columbus Ohio mother of four children won the Mrs America contest. She stands five six and a half with a 25 12 inch waist and 34 12 inch bust weighing 126 pounds. She has brown eyes and hair and is married to Marion S Pollock a Santa Ana California salesman. The prize includes 2500 dollars and a 16 week national tour.
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Santa Ana Cal
One Killed and 18 Hurt in Baroda School Boiler Blast
A boiler explosion at a rural Baroda school collapsed floors as 260 students were in the building. Walter Ruppel, 13, died. Larry Barker and others were injured, with Eldon Nitz among those firing the furnace. Cause under investigation as Red Cross and local crews respond.
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Baroda
Mich
Walter Ruppel
Larry Barker
Eldon Nitz
Leonard Nitz
Howard Walter
Red Cross
Economic Setup Studied by U S and Britain
A New York conference between Secretary Byrnes and the Senate War Investigating Committee aims to broaden a probe into German occupation problems. Lt Gen Lucius D. Clay will be first witness as the panel plans closed hearings Monday. Austrian coverage, occupation costs, and sex stories are on the schedule. Britain agrees to economic unification with the U S zone, meeting American officials to align food, rations, and living standards while France and Russia stay out of immediate integration.
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Associated Proas
Ashington
New York
State Byrnes
Senate War Investigating Committee
Lucius D. Clay
Clay
Germany
Brewster
Maine
Austria
Byrnes
Connally
D-Tex
Veneence
R-Mich
France
Russia
Britain
OPA studies rent boosts and removal plan for housing
OPA disclosed it was considering a 15 percent overall rent ceiling increase and immediate removal of ceilings on new residential construction. The industry committee also urged phasing out rent controls on properties with leases not exceeding an 18 percent increase and treated conversions to residential use as new construction for ceiling removal.
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Associated Preas
Washington
OPA
Housing Rent Industry Advisory Committee
Atlantic City
Earthquake Toll In Peru Reaches 410 Dead
Peru reports say a series of earthquakes since last Sunday has killed at least 410 people and caused widespread destruction on the western Andean slopes. Conchucos is listed as the hardest hit with 300 dead and 250 injured. the Cabana authorities relay the ministry of the interior telegram.
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Lima
Peru
Consuso
Cabana
Ministry of the Interior
Conchucos
Ancahs
Warmer Weather Foreseen Across State
The Weather Bureau predicted cloudy skies and rising temperatures with little chance of rain. If the stationary Texas high shifts and Gulf winds move in, light showers may reach East and South Texas. Yesterday ranged from 50 at Guadalupe Pass to 74 at Brownsville with no rain in the past 24 hours.
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Associated Press
Weather Bureau
Texas
Gulf
Guadalupe Pass
Brownsville
West Texas
Pecos
West Texas Gas Company
Mane
Owen
Reed
Texas Experiment Station
Britain to Build Arrowhead Flying Wing Airliner
Britain announces a flying wing airliner shaped like an arrowhead to carry 100 passengers at 600 mph. It will be powered by six jets with 100000 pounds takeoff thrust, have a 3500 mile range, and carry 17 tons of mail or freight plus a crew of 14 with six stewards.
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London
Britain
Ministry of Supply
CIO Showdown Looms Over CIO Meeting In Atlantic City
In Atlantic City on November 13, CIO President Philip Murray faced questions about retirement and a possible open clash within the union. Behind closed doors the executive board planned ahead for the coming convention while a right wing coalition pressed for stronger national control over local councils viewed as left leaning. The faction sought a direct confrontation with the left wing minority, hoping Murray would allow the fight.
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Atlantic City
N. J
CIO
Philip Murray
Murray
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