Plan For Conciliation On Arab And Jew Boundaries Approved
The United Nations endorsed a new American plan for broad conciliation on Arab and Jewish boundaries in Palestine. The 42 to 2 vote directed a conciliation commission to address outstanding issues without referencing the Bernadotte plan or the 1947 partition.
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Paris
United Nations
Palestine
Dean Rusk
United States
Count Folke Bernadotte
UN General Assembly
Rusk
Conciliation Commission
Limited Work Starts as West Coast Ports Resume Slow Pace
Maritime unions move to a limited work schedule three months after a coastwide strike. Four San Francisco ships freed for work while negotiators rush to settle remaining issues. CIO Radiomen seek 25 percent raise while base pay sits at 249 dollars monthly.
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San Francisco
Pacific Coast
CIO
Hawaii
Philippines
CIO Marine Cooks and Stewards
CIO Marine Engineers
Man Given Job Not One Sought at Police Station
Oklahoma City AP reports O C Shirley sought work at the police station and was hired for five days on the station cleanup gang. Jailor S A Phillips recalled Shirley walked off November 1 while serving a fine and still owed $10.
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Oklahoma City
O. C
Phillips
Shirley
Five Shot on Cleveland Bus in White-Black Clash
In Cleveland Tennessee five people were shot on a crowded bus in a confrontation between a white man and a Negro. Suspects Jack Bennett of Calhoun and James A Phillips of Charleston, both about 25, face assault with intent to murder charges with bonds set at 5000 each. Bennett wounded in the shoulder. Phillips escaped injury.
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Bradley County
Bud Cash
FE. K. McKenzie
Cleveland
Cash
Jack Bennett
Calhoun
Tenn
James A. Phillips
Charleston
Justice of the Peace
W. L. Ledford
Bennett
Phillips
Fire destroys new garage housing Lincoln Mercury firm
A new garage south of Pikeville burned, destroying the building and seven cars including a Mercury station wagon and two Lincolns. Bruce Walters, one of four partners, estimated the loss at $180,000.
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Pikeville, Ky
Lincoln - Mercury Automobile Agency
Pikeville
Bruce Walters
Cleveland police unit reshuffled as Lt Cooney ousted
Cleveland police chief removed Detective Lt Martin P. Cooney from leading the police racket squad after seven arrests on policy charges. The action followed the Tuesday arrests by Assistant Safety Director Alvin J. Sutton and officers without racket squad assistance.
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Cleveland
Martin P. Cooney
George J. Matowitz
Alvin J. Sutton
Saqjuad
Communist Chinese Capture of Suchow Confirmed by Government
Nanking AP report confirms Chinese Communist capture of Suchow 211 miles northwest of Nanking. Government forces withdrew 250,000 troops from Suchow to relieve the trapped 12th Army. observers estimate 110,000 in the Suchow garrison. Red columns advanced to within 25 miles of Suchow as battles unfold along the Hwai river line and at Suhsien.
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12Th Army
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Hwai River
Paichungshi Central
Soviets Seek Full Control of Blockaded City
Soviet authorities push to seize complete control of a city under blockade rejecting Sunday election results and approving a red slate of officers.
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Russia
Berlin
United States
Britain
France
Truman Plans No Change In His Cabinet
In Washington President Truman says he will not change his cabinet now though he may shuffle later. He downplays southern votes as not part of his total and notes an arranged meeting with Madame Chiang Kai-Shek without timing details.
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Truman
White House
New York
States Rights Party
Chiang Kai-Shek
Douglas MacArthur
Japan
China
Thomas E. Dewey
Bradley Dewey
Bikini Atomic Tests Evaluation Board
Dewey
Mr. Truman
Albany
Six Children Die in Fire in Oshkosh Wisconsin
Six young children perished when a late night fire destroyed the Arnold Carpenter home in Oshkosh. Police say an oil heater started the blaze in the kitchen and flames blocked access to the bedroom where the youngsters slept. The six victims ranged from four months to seven years old. Mrs. Carpenter was at a night job and later hospitalized for shock, while Carpenter suffered burns. The house’s only door entered from the front as the bedroom door was locked for winter.
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Arnold Carpenter
Carpenter
New York Police Seize Narcotics
Police seized a large quantity of narcotics believed destined for Broadway theaters and night clubs. Two men, Jack Gordon and Edward Eichler, both New York salesmen, were arrested in Gordon's Midtown furnished room and charged with illegal possession of narcotics.
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NEW York
Broadway
Jack Gordon
Edward Eichler
Gordon
Kichler
Fliers Hold Aloft To Break Endurance Flight Record
Fullerton pilots Dick Riedel and Bill Bar ris remained aloft at 3 22 a m seeking to surpass the world endurance flight mark. They aim to fly at least 1 000 hours as the current record of 726 hours was set in 1939 by West Carroll and Clyde Schleiper of Long Beach California.
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Fullerton
Cal
Dick Riedel
Bill Barris
West Carroll
Clyde Schleiper
Long Beach
Madame Chiang pressuring U.S. leaders for aid in China crisis
Madame Chiang Kai-Shek met with Secretary of State Marshall at Walter Reed Hospital as President Truman prepared to decide the extent of American aid. Officials expect more talks, with Hoffman’s forthcoming global trip and State Department recommendations shaping the policy toward China.
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Chiang Kai-Shek
China
Marshall
Truman
Mme. Chiang
Leesburg
Walter Reed Hospital
State Department
Nanking
Paul Hoffman
Hoffman
Britain
Korea
Japan
Weatherhead buys stock of propane distributor Protan Co
Weatherhead Company announced a plan to purchase almost all the outstanding common stock of the Protan Company, a Cleveland bottling gas distributor, in a Paris chase.
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Cleveland
Paris Chase
Protane Company
Weatherhead Company
American Republics Move To Fully Enforce Rio Pact
Nations lined up to activate the mutual defense pact drafted in Rio de Janeiro. Costa Rica deposits ratification to bring the inter American treaty into force with 14 of 19 signatories already ratified.
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Atlantic Union
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Haiti
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Raid on marijuana party nets five arrests and a gunshot
In Cleveland police raided a hotel annex of a marijuana smoking party. Detective Herbert D. Burmeister said a 28 year old man William R. Gordon was wounded in the right thigh. Thirty one cigarettes a syringe and hypodermic needles were seized.
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Ont
John Kronik
Kronik
Helen
Cleveland
NEA
Cleveland (Ap
Herbert D. Burmeister
William R. Gordon
Ohioan seeks evidence in Georgia slaying case meeting
Ohioan Joseph Goldwasser met Gov. Herman Talmadge in Atlanta and said no evidence had been produced yet in the case of Robert Mallard. Goldwasser planned to return with photostatic copies of information from Mallard's widow Amy James Mallard and spoke of full cooperation from the governor.
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Talmadge
Atlanta
Herman Talmadge
Joseph M. Goldwasser
Goldwasser
Robert Mallard
Amy James Mallard
Mallard
Lyons
Ohio
Savannah
Congress
Counterfeit Bills Flooding the Country Reported
Government officials say counterfeit ten and twenty dollar bills flood the country with New York City identified as the main dumping ground. Secret Service and Federal Reserve officials warn the metropolitan area has received the largest influx of bogus money in history.
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New York
Secret Service
Federal Reserve Bank
New York City
Three Die In Route 30 Rear-End Truck Crash
Three people died when a car rear-ended a truck on U S Route 30 two miles west of Bucyrus Ohio. Identified were Anna L. Carr 44 driver Rieta Withman 29 and Angelo Cirinelli all of Galion. The auto hit the slowed truck after the second vehicle parked for repairs.
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Bucyrus, O
Here
State Highway Patrol
Anna L. Carr
Rieta Withman
Angelo Cirinelli
Galion
Four Germans Hanged in War Crimes Executions
A German Navy lieutenant who led the Borkum Island massacre of seven unarmed American airmen was hanged along with three other war criminals. The executions brought the total to 91 condemned in eight consecutive Fridays for the killings of concentration camp inmates captives and prisoners of war.
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Munich
Germany
Borkum Island
James Hurley Dies After Hit-Run Injuries
James Hurley, 68, died last night from injuries suffered Tuesday when struck by a hit-and-run driver in New Boston, authorities said in Portsmouth Ohio. The case remains under investigation by local police.
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Portsmouth
James Hurley
New Boston
Man Sentenced In Ax Slaying At Indiana State Fairgrounds
Paul Sanderson, 37, of Broadway Ohio, was sentenced to life in prison after a jury convicted him of second degree murder in the ax killing of Joseph Couch, 62, of Newark, during a water dispute at the Indianapolis state fairgrounds. Sanderson claimed self defense. the case was tried after a prior mistrial and was moved to Noblesville on a change of venue.
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Noblesville, Ind
Indianapolis
Paul Sandereson
Broadway
Union County
Joseph Couch
Newark
Sanderson
Tom R. White
Auto kills Marion Kasalo near Columbus home
An automobile struck and killed Marion M Kasalo GC near his Columbus area residence last night AP reports.
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Auto Columbus
Marion M. Kasalo
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