Hunters marooned as snows strand Idaho forest
National Guardsmen rescue effort moves into central Idaho forests to reach some 3,000 deer hunters after a day long snowstorm dumped up to 10 inches. Frostbite, hospitalizations, and missing persons reports surface as crews work through isolated roads and cold conditions across Cassia Minidoka and neighboring national forests.
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Boise, Idaho
Idaho
National Guard
Twin Falls
Cassia
Minidoka National Forest
National Forest
Idaho-Utah
Boise
Payette
Burley
Lois Schreigost
Rose Lake
Kootenai County
Stanley Basin
Galena Summit
James Reid
Oregon
Timberline Lodge
Mt. Hood
Cascade Ranges
Seattle
UN In Lull Prepares For Busy Week
The United Nations takes a breathing spell after three weeks of General Assembly debate. Assembly President Car Romulo meets Albania’s deputy Foreign Minister Miral Priiti on Greek Balkan peace efforts. A political committee subgroup plans hearings for Libia Eritrea and Somaliland, while a busy week looms with discussions over Vishinsky’s big five peace pact and Russian charges about treaty rights.
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Sake Succes
United Nations
General Assembly
Assembly
Car Romulo
Albania
Miral Priiti
Libia
Eritrea
Somaliland
Italy
Andrei Vishinsky
Bulgaria
Romania
Hungary
Government Will Stay In Egg Market Two More Months
Washington AP says the government will remain in the nation's egg market for two more months to assure producers a national average price of 35 cents a dozen this year. The price guarantee is required by law.
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Washington
Harding tombs to receive wreath from Truman
Marion Ohio residents will observe an annual ceremony with a wreath laid on the tombs of President and Mrs. Warren G. Harding. Lt. Col. E M Taylor, former presidential aide, will place the wreath. the event occurs south of Marion in a continuing tradition.
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Marion
Warren G. Harding
Truman
E. M. Taylor
Ohio cities face new relief strain from steel strike
Northeastern Ohio cities warn the steel strike may strain relief funds already depleted. Warren plans to seek county bonds to cover remaining year relief needs while Columbus and Franklin County near a fund crisis. Cleveland anticipates higher relief costs if strikes extend, as Toledo Dayton and Springfield report adequate funds for now. Cincinnati and Hamilton counties already issued bonds to cover relief for the latter half of the year.
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Associated Press
Ohio
Warren
Cleveland
Trumbull County
Columbus
Franklin County
Robert P. Stith
Edward Worthington
Toledo
Dayton
Springfield
Edward V. Stoecklein
Harry J. Munger
Montgomery County
Incinnati
Hamilton County
Los
Navy-Air Force feud shakes House hearing on aviation
House Armed Services Committee probed disturbing reports that defense chiefs plan to cut Navy and Marine aviation by about half. Admiral Radford blasted the Air Force B 36 program as a billion dollar blunder and warned that Navy aviation could be eliminated if cuts proceed.
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Arthur W. Radford
Washington
Navy Air
Pacific Feet
Air Force
Vinson
D-Ga
House
Armed Services Committee
Defense Department
Naval and Marine Aviation
Pentagon
Defense
Navy
Armed Services
House Armed Services Committee
Avery W. Hopwood
Navy Budget
Congress
Naval Aviation
Hopwood
Dga
Defense Johnson
Rep
Bates
R-Mass
UE May Have Two Sets Of Union Heads
Ohio Kentucky district of the CIO United Electrical Workers may have two opposing officer groups by November 1. District president Lem Markland of Dayton says the October 30 Columbus convention is the official one, while left-wing leaders call this weekend’s meeting a rump session. Right-wing figures led by William Snoots seek to control district treasury and property, with court or executive board actions planned after recent suspensions and accusations of dual unionism and constitutional violations.
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Dayton, O
Ohio- Kentucky
CIO
United Electrical Workers’ Union
Lem Markland
Dayton
UEW
Columbus
Markland
William Snoots
Montgomery Cio Council
Cleveland
Robert N. Elsner
District Board of Trustees
E. J. Kraft
Joseph Meekine
Mansfield
Mark Tings
Kraft
W. McGovern
An and
Homce Ee Ee Ee
Attem
Ofrss
Conce Una
Suacmce
Taft Starts Back On Tour In Lorain County
Senator Robert A Taft begins a 14 stop swing through Lorain County as part of a 100 day Ohio campaign. He will speak at Avon Lake Elyria Oberlin Avon Village Ridgeville Columbia Grafton La Grange Amherst South Amherst Tipton Brighton and Rochester with a noontime talk to service clubs in Lorain yesterday.
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Lorain
Robert A. Taft
Lorain County
Ohio
Avon Lake
Elyria
Finney Chapel
Oberlin College
Avon Village
Ridgeville
Columbia
Grafton
la Grange
Amherst
South Amherst
Tipton
Brighton
Rochester
Taft
Combined Service Clubs
Houston Flood Threat Deepens as Drowning Reported
Houston faces a major flood threat as torrential rain swells bayous and creeks across Harris County. A 43 year old man, Tony Lock of Houston, drowned at Eldon Reservoir as evacuations began and Red Cross units set up at West University. Over 25 people rescued in two hours. Areas including Jacinto City Pasadena and Galena Park flooded with water in streets and homes at risk.
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Houston, Tex
Houston
Tony Lock
Eldon Reservoir
Red Cross
West University Community Center
West University Place
M. M Simpson
Jacinto City
Pasadena
Galena Park
Burr
Harris County
R. J. Putney
New French Premier May Be Named Today
Paris reports President Vincent Auriol may appoint interior minister Jules Moch as Queuille's successor. Moch, 56, returned from Rome amid cabinet disputes and faces challenge winning parliamentary support. Observers doubt a Moch government will secure a majority across factions.
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Paris
Vincent Auriol
Henri Queuille
Presid
Jules Mich
Credi
Moch
Rome
Daniel Mayer
Queuille
Auriol
Rene Mayer
Hope Looming in MP Strike in Missouri
AP reports hope for an end to the Missouri Pacific Railroad strike after a plan crafted by governors and officials from nine states was accepted. The walkout began four weeks ago with five thousand members of the operating brotherhood striking over 282 claims. Negotiations start immediately to settle as many claims as possible and resume talks for those unresolved. Governor Forrest Smith predicted trains should run within a week barring unforeseen obstacles.
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ST. Louis
Missouri Pacific
Washington
John L. Lewis
Cyrus
Ching
A Oy
Lewis
White House
Bluefield
W. Va
White Sulphur Springs
Northern and
Ware
UMW
Coment
West Berliners Protest New Red Republic Formation
West Berlin and Allied zones protested the Soviet backed German Democratic Republic proclaimed in the Russian sector. Mayor Ernst Reuter urged free elections and a democratic German state in peaceful Europe. Protests were planned in front of Berlin Town Hall as Adenauer and others condemned the move as a quisling government and national catastrophe.
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Berlin
Germany
Ublic
Soviet Zone
West Berlin
Ernst Reuter
Reuter
Bonn
Konrad Adenauer
Uty
Rudolf Katz
Hans Joachim von Merkatz
Senate Takes Breather In Farm Talks
The Senate paused its farm bill debate after accepting a flexible price support plan it had previously rejected. A late night clash over amendments delayed final action to Monday as a 45 to 26 vote defeated a high support provision for basic crops like cotton and wheat.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
Anderson
D-Nm
Young
R-Nd
Russell
D-Ga
Young-Rusell
Barkley
Agriculture Committee
Young and
Lucas
Illinois
Elmer Thomas
Dokla
Brannan
Senate to Air New DP Ruling in Judiciary Committee
In Washington the Senate Judiciary Committee will consider a House bill liberalizing the displaced persons law despite Chairman Mc Carran opposition. A discharge resolution by senators Lucas Taft was proposed to bring the measure to the Senate floor. Senator Ferguson plans to seek committee action Monday to allow member debate before any discharge vote. Toronto morgue officials identify Cincinnati woman Mrs John K Kidd as 104th Noronic fire victim. nineteen others still missing.
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Washington
McCarran
D-New
Senate Judiciary Committee
House
Senate
Lucas
Ilinois
Taft
Ohio
Ferguson
R-Mich
Toronto
John K. Kidd
Cincinnati
Fleeing Canton as Reds Press Front in China
Chinese civilians fled Canton today as northern Red armies pressed the front. Diplomats expected the Nationalist capital to move to Chungking, while Western powers weighed recognizing Peiping and shifting China policy amid ongoing civil and wartime maneuvers.
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Canton
Chungking
China
Kukong
Hengyang
Pai Chune-Hei
Kweilin
Kwangsi
Irag
Carton
London
Britain
Peiping
India
Russia
Peoples Republic
Mao Tze-Tung
Senator Burt Miller Dies Suddenly at 70
Washington AP report states U S Senator Burt Henry Miller Democrat of Idaho died of a heart attack at his home. Miller, age 70, was elected to a full six year Senate term last November and took his seat when Congress convened January 3. He previously served as a justice on the Idaho Supreme Court and attended a Senate session yesterday to vote on the farm bill.
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Miller
Senate
Congress
Idaho Supreme Court
Eisler Case Lost Cause Court Told
The Justice Department told the Supreme Court the Eisler case should be dropped. Gerhart Eisler, a bail-jumping Communist, has taken public office in the Soviet Zone and is unlikely to return. Solicitor General Philip B. Perlman said the motion urged dismissal after Eisler was sentenced to a year and fined $1,000 for contempt of Congress for refusing to be sworn before the House Committee on Un-American Activities. Register by Oct. 18.
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Washington
Justice Department
Supreme Court
Gerhart Eisler
Eisler
Philip B. Perlman
House Committee On Urban Activities
Congress
AFL Seeks CIO Segments in 1950s Million Member Drive
The AFL launches a plan to gain one million members next year by attracting large CIO segments amid a looming CIO convention showdown between left and right factions in Cleveland. officials expect splintering within CIO unions as leaders face expulsion threats, aiming to boost AFL political clout in the 1950 elections.
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AFL
ST. Paul
CIO
Phillip Murray
APL
Gompers
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