Russians Open UN Debate Over Berlin Blockade
At the United Nations Security Council, Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Andrei Vishinsky argues the Berlin blockade issue should not be discussed by the council. He proposes sending it to the Big Four Foreign Ministers Council, contending the UN lacks jurisdiction until a broader peace treaty with Germany is established.
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Russia
United Nations Security Council
Berlin
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Council
Security Council
Big Four Council of Foreign Ministers
Moscow
Vishinsky
Germany
Foreign Ministers’ Council
Rssians
Een S
Warren R. Austinees
Juan Alilio Bramuglia
Austin
United States
Foreign Ministers Council
Population up in Ohio in 1940s growth shown
Washington AP reports Ohio’s population rose 291 000 since 1940 to 7.99 million, a 12.9 percent increase based on July 1 estimates by the Census Bureau. National growth is 1 percent with California leading gains, while Ohio moves up in ranking among U.S. states.
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Washington
Ohio
Census Bureau
California
Michigan
New York
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Texas
Wife Is Held In Shooting At Edgewater Beach Hotel
Chicago AP report says Walter E. Clissold, 60, owner of a large furniture firm, was shot and seriously wounded in a northside Edgewater Beach Hotel room. His wife Gladys, 52, was arrested for assault with intent to kill after she reportedly told police the couple’s year had been a mess.
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Chicago
Walter E. Clissold
Gladys
Edgewater Beach
John Warren
15 000 Fans Line Fenway For 8500 Bleacher Seats
A cold crowd of 15 000 camped outside Fenway Park for 8500 bleacher seats to the Red Sox Indians pennant playoff game. Fans waited overnight, many fainting or fighting for space, while others kept warm with fires and coffee as security noted the fervent turnout amid a partisan Boston mood.
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Boston
Red
Joan Wolsey
Winchester
Mass
Providence
R. I
Paul McNeill
Emelio Gabriele
Red Sox
Radio Comedian Attacks Radio Give-Away Programs
New York AP Fred Allen launches a one man radio campaign against give away programs praising restraint and offering to bond listeners up to 5000 against losing prizes from competing shows While Allen lampoons the practice he notes the large payouts and questions networks for over endorsing cheap lottery style entertainment Kenneth Crosbie of Bluffton Indiana wins 30000 on ABCs Stop the Music and Allen mocks prizes such as a TV set and 800 pounds of putty as tasteless gimmicks to draw audiences
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NEW York
Fred Allen
Allen
Kenneth Crosbie
Bluffton
Ind
ABC
Crosbie
NBC
Empire State Building
National Surety Corporation
UMW Meetings Open as Delegates Gather in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati, resolutions and wage and credentials committees of the United Mine Workers began closed meetings as thousands of delegates arrive for the biennial convention. John L. Lewis, president of the union for 28 years, arrived from Washington and planned to speak tomorrow amid unconfirmed retirement reports.
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Cincinnati
United Mine Workers Union
John L. Lewis
Washington
Lewis
Akron Woman Dies After Auto Crash Injury
Injuries from an automobile crash proved fatal yesterday to Mrs Blanche Groesel 56 of Akron. A car in which she was riding collided with another vehicle near Wadsworth Ohio on Saturday AP report notes she sustained fatal injuries in the wreck.
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Wadsworth, O
Blanche Groesel
Akron
Ding
Peace threat called false by Russians
Moscow said the Berlin crisis and the entire German situation should be discussed by a four power Council of Foreign Ministers. The Soviet note to the United States Britain and France, released by Tass, served as a reply to the latest Western proposals.
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Russia
Council of Foreign Ministers
Berlin
United States
Britain
France
Tass
Western diplomats discuss Berlin crisis amid Russian note
U S Britain and France held talks on Berlin as the UN Security Council opened debate on the Berlin crisis. Secretary of State Marshall, Foreign Secretary Bevin, and their German advisers met with French Foreign Minister Robert Schuman after reviewing a fully translated Russian note. The note responded to Moscow's view that direct east-west talks on Berlin had failed.
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United States
Russia
Berlin
Germany
United Nations Security Council
U. S
Marshall
Britain
Ernest Bevin
Robert Schuman
Kremlin
Western Powers Seek UN Action on Berlin Crisis
Notes dated September 26 say four power talks broke off and the question would go to the United Nations Security Council. Just before the Security Council debate opens, the Russians allege the case is not within its jurisdiction and must be settled by the four occupation powers, disputing Western claims that the Berlin blockade threatens international peace and security.
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Berlin
United Nations Security Council
Security Council
United States
Southeast storm warnings hoisted from Miami to Fort Myers
Southeast storm warnings were hoisted today from Miami southward over the Florida Keys to Fort Myers as a tropical storm developed in the Caribbean Sea.
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Miami
Fila
Florida Keys
Fort Myers
Fla
Caribbean Sea
Yugoslav Legation Attaches Resign Over Tito Rift
Pavel Lukin, counsellor at the Yugoslav legation in Ottawa, said he and six other attaches resigned. The note cites a rift between Premier-Marshal Tito and the Communist International Information Bureau Cominform. The seven state the government policies betray the country’s fundamental interests.
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Ottawa
Pavel Lukin
Legation
Lukin
Marshal Tito
Yugoslavia
Communist International Information Bureau
Cominform
Russia tightens travel limits for foreign diplomats in Moscow
The State Department said Russia issued travel restrictions that effectively confine foreign diplomats to Moscow city limits.
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Washington
Russia
Moscow
State Department
Unidentified Young Girl Found Slain On School Ground
Springfield police found the body of an unidentified 18 to 20 year old girl on Boone Station school grounds two miles west of Springfield. She had been shot twice, evidence suggested rape, and she lay in a bush near a parked car with grass in a death spasm hand. Red pumps, beer bottles and a .22 shell were found nearby. Principal Arthur Detweiler reported the discovery at 8 a.m. Coroner Austin Richards and Sheriff J. Arthur Schuman led the investigation. No identification yet.
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Boone Station
Here
Austin Richards
Arthur Detweiler
J. Arthur Schuman
Cyclist Killed While Eluding Police at Cincinnati Crossing
Edgar Porter of Cincinnati died when his motorcycle rammed a baggage car at a Big Four crossing on Hauck Road while being pursued by Hamilton County deputies. Porter was among four motorcyclists speeding on the Cincinnati Dayton pike. three others were halted as the fourth rode off.
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Cincinnati
Hamilton County
John Hasse
Edward Grumman
Edgar Porter
Porter
Hauck Rd
Cincinnati- Dayton
Brakeman Killed in Sandusky Auto Collision
AP reports LeRoy G. Metcalf a 20 year old Pennsylvania railroad brakeman died when the automobile he rode in collided with another car at an intersection in Sandusky Ohio He was the city's seventh traffic fatality of the year.
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Sandusky, O
LeRoy G. Metcalf
Pennsylvania Railroad
Sandusky
Governor Folsom tied to destroyed camera film at game
Columbus photographer Brady Bynum said Gov. James E. Folsom ordered destruction of about 50 dollars worth of camera gear at the Auburn Louisiana Tech football game. Bynum described being shoved and having nine film holders worth 5.25 each seized by Littlefield and others. Auburn police said they are investigating.
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Columbus, Ga
Columbus Ledger-Enquirer
Alabama
James E. Folsom
Bradynum
Auburn
Nick Littlefield
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Littlefield
Folsom
C. B. Ellis
Troops Crush Revolt in Callao Peru
Government forces secured Callao port after a violent revolt by sailors and civilians. Insurgents used warships and armed naval facilities before troops with tanks and planes flushed them from fortifications. Casualty numbers were not released, but reports indicated many dead and wounded. The Bustamante government blamed the Aprista party for directing the revolt and arrested many affiliated civilians. Comdr Enrique Aguila Pardo, noted for Aprista ties, led the rebellion aboard some ships.
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Lima
Peru
Callao
Jose Luis Bustamente Rivero
Aprista
Enrique Aguila Pardo
Spain bans film over anti semitism concerns
Spain prohibits the film Gentleman's Agreement after a censor board president said the subject matter anti semitism is not a problem in Spain. The AP report notes the ruling was issued yesterday.
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Madrid
Spain
Board of Film Censors
Dewey Awaits Foreign Report on Berlin Crisis
Gov Thomas E Dewey returns to Albany after a 60 speech western tour and plans to meet with John Foster Dulles to review the Berlin blockade. Senator Arthur Vandenberg will broadcast comments on Republican foreign policy as Dewey keeps his campaign tempo.
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N. Y
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
John Foster Dulles
Paris
United Nations
Dulles
Dewey
Berlin
Arthur Vandenberg
R-Mich
E.S.T
CBS
Vandenberg
Russia Challenges on Atomic Issue at UN Assembly
Warren R. Austin urged Russia to confirm support for effective international control of atomic energy in the UN Assembly political committee. He criticized provocative exchanges by Vishinsky and Manuilsky while insisting on steady work to advance the Western powers' plan.
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Paris
Warren R. Austin
United States
Russia
United Nations Assembly
Austin
Andrei Vishinsky
Dmitri Z. Manuilsky
Ukraine
Vishinsky
Jan Savitt Dies at 35 After Cerebral Hemorrhage
Sacramento AP reports 35 year old orchestra leader Jan Savitt died in Sacramento County hospital from a cerebral hemorrhage. He was stricken en route for a Memorial Auditorium engagement. the ensemble completed the show Saturday night without him. Mrs Savitt flew from Los Angeles to be at his bedside.
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Jan Savitt
Sacramento County Hospital
Savitt
Memorial Auditorium
Funeral services for Ohio State dairy chair Stoltz
Columbus AP reports funeral services set for Professor Robert B. Stoltz 58 chairman of Ohio State University's Dairy Technology department who died Saturday.
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Columbus
Robert B. Stoltz
Ohio State University
Dairy Technology
Distress call received as DC-3 on test flight goes missing
A DC-3 charter carrying 21 aboard vanished between Charleston and the Bahamas after exhausting fuel. Last heard at 1 44 a m Mayday was sent from Port Chester New York based airliner American Express? no New England Air Express. Search efforts by Navy Coast Guard and Air Force extend from Florida to Puerto Rico while weather and squalls hinder visual fixes.
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Bahamas
CAA
Teterboro
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Everglades
Coast Guard
Federal Communications Commission
Jamaica
Miami
Richard Roy Olivere
Port Chester
N. Y
Aifrline
Navy
Supreme Court Opens New Term Faces Big Questions
The Supreme Court begins a term with potential historic rulings on House Un-American Activities Committee power to compel testimony about Communist affiliation and on state bans on closed shops. The docket includes challenges to a nationwide railroad strike injunction and employer pay raises without union consent, with opening today focused on formalities.
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Supreme Court
House Un-American Activities Committee
House
Communist Party
Thirty Hurt in Chicago Train Collision on Wilson Avenue
CHICAGO AP Thirty persons were injured two seriously in an elevated train crash at Wilson Avenue station. A Chicago Transit Authority northbound train struck the rear of a North Shore and Milwaukee Railway suburban train. None of the 75 passengers on the North Shore train were hurt.
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Peresons
North Side
Wilson Avenue
Chicago Transit Authority
Chicago, North Shore and Milwaukee Railway
North Shore
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