Lewis Attacks Truman as UMW Met Calls Him Unfit
John L. Lewis denounces President Truman at the United Mine Workers convention in Cincinnati. He calls Truman unfit for office and accuses him of cowardice and deceit while urging miners to act in the November election. He notes fines against himself and the union for contempt of court orders and cites welfare funds and political digs at Tom Clark.
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Lewis
UMW
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Truman
Harry
United States
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Harry Truman
Tom Clark
Long Tom
Council Vote Drives Berlin Crisis to UN Agenda
The Security Council, by 9 to 2, agreed to discuss the Berlin crisis with Russia boycotting the debate. Vishinsky called the move a violation of the UN Charter as Ukraine and Russia opposed placing the issue on the calendar. Council adjourned with two sessions planned for tomorrow. Jessup will speak.
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Security Council
Berlin
Russia
Iran
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Ukraine
Soviet Union
Vishinsky
Council
United Nations
Soviet Ukraine
Dmitri Manuilsky
Juan Atilio Bramuglia
Argentina
Philip C. Jessup
United States
Palais de Chaillot
Beria
Dewey and Dulles Confer on Russia Peace Threats
Gov Thomas E Dewey and John Foster Dulles met in Albany to discuss easing peace threatening differences with the Soviet Union They planned to stay in close touch with UN Security Council developments in Paris as Dulles returned from Paris where the council accused Western powers of charges against the Soviet Union
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John Foster Dulles
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New York
United Nations Security Council
Paris
United States
UN General Assembly
Soviet Union
Meat Prices To Be Lower Says Expert Forecast
CHICAGO AP Meat prices are predicted to fall as hog prices in major corn belt markets declined by about 1 to 2 dollars per hundred pounds last week. Experts note the biggest one day drop in six months due to heavy receipts, but retail prices may not fall immediately. The American Meat Institute expects wholesale declines to take time to reach consumers and cites increased meat supply.
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Chicago
American Meat Institute
Vandenberg Urges Bipartisan Foreign Policy Unity
Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg defended a nonpartisan approach to U S foreign policy. He said Republicans and Democrats must unite by consultation to speak as undivided Americans. He framed unity as essential for peace and as important as atom bombs.
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Arthur H. Vandenberg
Rmich
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Thieves Steal 500-Pound Safe From Perl's Wine House
Akron AP report says thieves first stole a 500-pound safe containing $1,400 from Perl's Wine House yesterday. They used a truck to haul the heavy safe away, taking the truck also belonging to Perl's.
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Perl
Esterday
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Truman Planed Stop In Hamilton Campaign Train Tour
Butler County executive committee chair Edward J. Gardner said President Truman will stop in Hamilton next Monday during a regional campaign train tour. Unconfirmed reports say Middletown Democrats seek a stop at West Middletown.
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Edward J. Gardner
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West
Bail Denied for Lawyer Accused of Defrauding Family
New York lawyer Leonard Bacon Clark 42 a former assistant district attorney faced grand larceny charges for allegedly stealing 1 362 000 from his father's estate. Prosecutor said he attempted suicide, while Clark denied intent to harm himself. Court denied bail citing risk and seriousness of alleged crime. District Attorney said an attempted self harm occurred at his mother's Bridgton Maine home last month.
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NEW York
Leonard Bacon Clark
Wyllis Newcomb
Edgar Bromberger
Clark
Frank S. Hogan
Bridgton
Ex Councilman Frank Soiken Dies at 77
Cleveland AP reports former councilman Frank Soiken died yesterday aged 77. A lifelong Republican, he spent many years in the real estate business.
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Frank Soiken
Airlift To Berlin Can Continue Two Years If Needed
A packed two year horizon for the Berlin airlift emerges as Gen. Lucius D. Clay says the United States and Britain can sustain the operation indefinitely if necessary. Reports note Soviet planned parachute drills in the Berlin corridor and a British protest over a Yak fighter buzzing.
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Germany
Navy to Fire on Two Boats in Large Peace Time Exercises
The Navy will bombard the Skate and the Crittenden near San Clemente Island in the largest amphibious exercises of peacetime. Sixty ships 275 aircraft and 30 000 men participate as air and surface forces attack the two vessels with live shells and bombs. The Skate famed for sinking 129 000 tons of Japanese shipping faces final air bombardment while the Crittenden undergoes progressive bombardment. The First Marine Division will storm San Clemente beaches tomorrow.
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San Clemente
Train kills 76 year old woman in Canton
A slow moving freight train struck and killed Mrs. Margaret Levering, 76, yesterday in Canton. The incident occurred near the tracks as she was in the area, authorities reported.
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Margaret Levering
Trouble Expected In French Strike
A Nord department official warned of trouble as about 335 000 miners did not report to government pits paralyzing France's coal industry. Jean Souvraz said strikes often turn violent after days of quiet as hunger and meetings fuel agitation with no immediate solution.
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Jean Souvraz
Nord
Crosby Inventions Moving From Lab To Markets
Crosby research foundation backed by Bing Crosby and led by Larry Crosby wins into mass retail. Five inventions head to department and drug stores for Christmas: a safe aluminum mousetrap at 39 cents, aluminum tricycles in multiple models, a junior juke box at 29.95, a 49 cent toot man bagpipe toy, and a breath neutralizer. a filing cabinet with fast file access targets 100,000 plus stores nationwide.
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Crosby Research Foundation
Bing Crosby
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Larry Crosby
Crosby
Chicago
Texas
Rail unions win 10 cent wage hike for 175000 workers
Two rail unions representing 175000 workers settle third round wage demands with carriers. The 10 cent an hour increase becomes effective October 16 and raises annual labor costs by about 55.7 million dollars for the carriers. The affected workers include trainmen conductors yardmen yard masters dining car employees and most switchmen. Negotiations with other unions continue.
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Order of Railway Conductors
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Daniel P. Loomis
Western Railroads
Slain Girl Mary Ann Page Shot Three Times Autopsy Shows
Springfield fifth grade student Mary Ann Page, 14, was found slain near a schoolhouse. Autopsy revealed three bullets from a .25 caliber pistol, with two shots in the back and one in the abdomen, and no rape. A man who drove away with Mary Ann after dropping off a friend and two soldiers is being sought.
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Springfield
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Arthur Detweiler
Auto strikes two youths on bicycle in Portage?
Henry Lee Pennington, 13, and Frank H. Conley, 11, both Lucasville residents, were killed yesterday when an automobile struck them as they rode double on a bicycle in Portsmouth Ohio.
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Frank H. Conley
Lucasville
Retaliation Proposals After Soviet Travel Restrictions
The United States weighs tit for tat measures against Soviet officials in Washington as Moscow tightens rules restricting American diplomats. Officials suggest possible permission controls for departure, while no final decision is disclosed. Miami and Havana report a deadly hurricane moving toward Florida with 132 mph winds.
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Moscow
Russia
State Department
Alexander S. Panyushkin
Kremlin
Police Take $8500 Loot From 15-Year-Old in Antioch
In Antioch California 15-year-old Vernon Beard hid a paper bag containing $8500 stolen in September from merchant Jack Wolfe. Police recovered the money after a week and jailed the boy who admitted he did not know what to do with it admitting little spending on candy milk shakes and pondering travel.
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Former Soldier Elopes with American Girl in Arizona
Ex Army musician Dick Cardwell, 24, says he eloped Saturday with Shirley McFall after meeting Ramona Hussey in India in 1944. Cardwell says his Pakistani visitor, a 19 year old beauty queen, visited his parents in San Diego and next went to Adia, Arizona to avoid parental opposition.
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Man Refuses To Jump Dies In Canton Apartment Fire
In Canton Ohio Raymond H. Carruthers, 55, perished when he refused to jump ten feet to a porch roof during a blaze in an 111 family building. Others escaped. Cause of the fire was not known.
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Okinawa Hit by Typhoon Strikes Southeast Japan
AP dispatch reports a fierce typhoon lashing Okinawa with winds over 100 mph and $10,000,000 in damages. Army units prepare ships and planes to deliver aid as communications and power are restored and LSTs 916 and 898 suffer losses.
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Typhoon Kills 800 in Chinese Peninsula Areas
AP dispatches report 800 killed when a typhoon struck the Leichow peninsula and Pakhoi Kwanhchowan and Hoihow regions on September 27. About 600 perished as 100 fishing boats sank near Leichow and 200 died when 70 salt laden junks were destroyed near Pak hol. Torrential rains inundated areas around Hainan Island.
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Hoihow
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Pakhol
Hainan Island
Siam King Hurt In Auto Crash
Siam King Phumiphon Adulet of Siam, 19, and Aram Radamakuhl, his brother in law, were injured in an auto accident in Morges Switzerland last night. Phumiphon showed improvement while Radamakuhl remained in grave condition at Morges hospital.
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Siam
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