Acheson Outlines Soviet Imperialism In Speech
Secretary of State Dean Acheson condemned Soviet imperialism while addressing the Alfred E. Smith Memorial Foundation Dinner. He warned of two interrelated foreign policy problems, urged public understanding, and urged the State Department to stay close to the people and tell painful truths.
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New York
Dean Acheson
Russia
Alfred E. Smith
Acheson
Europe
Asia
Free World
Congress
State Department
China
Ching Says Steel Strike Situation Is Not Hopeless
Northern and western coal operators walk out on contract talks with the United Mine Workers at White Sulphur Springs West Virginia signaling ongoing labor dispute talks with no immediate breakthrough.
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Associated Press
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New York Central Railroad
One Steel Company
Philip Murray
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Copperweld Steel Company
Glassport
Presidential
Joseph E. Moody
Southern Coal Producers Association
Welfare Fund
Miners’ Welfare Fund
Missouri Pacific
Truman Tax Talk Sparks Senate Battle Over Spending
Associated Press reports President Truman faces counter proposals to cut federal spending as Capitol Hill rejects tax hike ideas. Republican leaders condemn increases while Senate Finance Chair George urges spending cuts and tax readjustment to lift national income toward 300 billion dollars. Stock market falters on tax talk.
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Senate
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New York
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Dayton film executive George Haig dies at 58
George B. Haig, 58, member of Haig and Patterson Inc., Dayton film firm, died today at Miami Valley Hospital from a heart ailment. He was born in Columbus.
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George B. Haig
Haig and Patterson, Inc
Dayton
Miami Valley Hospital
Columbus
Who Succeeds After College Reunion Form a Surprising Tale
A class reunion reveals that success after college varies widely among peers. Some labeled most likely to succeed fade, while an awkward former classmate rises to fortune with wealth and luxury. The piece notes unpredictable outcomes after diplomas.
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Jack
Defense Chief to Testify at House Hearing
Congressional experts summon Secretary of Defense Johnson for wind up testimony as House Armed Services hearings expose stubborn rifts among Navy Army and Air Force over winning the next war. Unification remains the central issue with Gen Clark urging ruthless elimination of dissents.
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Armed Services Committee
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Army
Air Force
Mark Clark
United States
Dwight D. Eisenhower
George C. Marshall
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Marshall
Congress
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A. W. Radford
Pacific Fleet
Radford
Junk Dealer Faces Charge Of Swindling
In Baltimore AP a 37 year old junk dealer Nathan Brenner is jailed on charges he swindled 83 year old Harris D. Miller out of 282026 in a quick profits steel scheme. Investigators say many carloads of scrap steel did not exist and Brenner faced 50000 dollar bail.
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Nathan Brenner
Harris D. Miller
Miller
Florida
Brenner
Romanian Charge Denied By Israel
Romania accused Israel of trying to organize mass Jewish migration to Palestine and blocked 100 Romanians from a ship to Israel. An Israeli spokesman denied the charge, saying the dispute involved transfer plans and a backlog of émigrés.
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Romania
Israel
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Palestine
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Romanian Foreign Affairs Ministry
Initial Snow Fades Out In West States
A major autumn snowstorm eased across the West with light snow in Wyoming and North Dakota and rain in the central Mississippi Valley. Snow totals reached 15 inches in Billings Montana and 11 inches near Miles City. A small tornado near Hoyt Kansas damaged crops. another tornado in Abilene Texas killed a woman and injured three.
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Wye
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Dakotas
Colorado
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Nevada
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Missouri
Iowa
Illinois
Hoyt
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Tex
Ruby Lee Pearson
Pooch Tojo Returns Home In Style After Wallet-Trace
In Philadelphia an armored truck dropped by the Conkeys home and their dog Tojo emerged from the vehicle. Geoffrey Smith, president of Girard Trust Company, used the dog license to verify ownership and arrange a classy return.
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Philadelphia
B. D. Conkey
Yugoslavia Wins U N Seat Over Russia Amid Bloc Tensions
In New York, Yugoslavia defeats Czechoslovakia for a Security Council seat, drawing protests from the Soviet bloc. Despite warnings of consequences by Soviet Foreign Minister Vishinsky, the UN proceeds with routine business as Russia and allies maintain influence and threaten no immediate walkout.
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United Nations
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General Assembly
Czechoslovakia
London
Acheson
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Vladimir Clementis
Marshal Tito
Plan Offered To Meet Red Sabotage Threats
C B Lister of Washington proposed a minute men plan to counter Soviet sabotage, pairing each Communist cell with one or two civilian cells. The voluntary units would guard critical infrastructure such as bridges dams power stations and telephone switches across communities and plants.
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Denver
C. B. Lister
Washington
National Rifle Association
Lister
Clared
FBI
Senators Face Costly 1950 Office Packages
Washington AP reports the 1950 U S Senate costs taxpayers $50 905 yearly per senator plus expenses and staff. The total for all senators runs about $5 million annually as pay and perks rise to fund expanded staffs and free privileges.
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U. S
Washington
United States
Congress
Senator X
Distillery Warehouse Fire Damages Camp Nelson Area
A distillery warehouse fire in Kentucky damaged Camp Nelson area with about 18,000 barrels of Bourbon whisky and an unofficial estimate of 1.2 million dollars in losses last night.
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Nicholasville
Camp Nelson
Mayer Stalled In Attempt To Form Cabinet
Paris AP reports Premier Rene Mayer struggles to assemble a new French coalition cabinet as Socialists hesitate to join. The National Assembly approved the Radical Socialist premiership 341 to 183 but party unity remains elusive and dissolution or a national congress is discussed.
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Rene Mayer
National Assembly
France
National Congress
Body Identified of 78-Year-Old Man Found Near Rail Tracks
The body of John Fant, 78, was identified after being found along the Baltimore and Ohio railroad tracks in Cincinnati. He had been struck by a train, investigators said.
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John Williamson
Carl Winter
Michigan State
Benjamin J. Davis, Jr
New York City
Eugene Dennis
John Gates
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Robert Thompson
New York State
Gilbert Green
Irving Potash
CIO Fur and Leather Workers Union
Gus Hall
Ohio State
Jacob Stachel
Winston, Gates and Theare
Pacific
U. S
J. Howard McGrath
Washington
Cincinnati
Baltimore and Ohio
Here
John Fant
Widow Faces Charge After Fatal Shooting
In Frankfurt Germany AP District Attorney Fred Johnson says widow Yvette Madsen 22 will be charged with murder for the fatal shooting of her Air Force husband First Lt Drew E Madsen 26 near the Ah airbase after a gay party He is shot by a .45 caliber bullet. Mrs Madsen treated for shock at hospital. authorities note charge under German penal code equivalent to first degree murder.
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Germany
Fred Johnson
U.S. Air Force
Yvette Madesen
Drew E. Madsen
U. Air Force
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Oakland
Johnson
U. S
Jaywalking safety survey and Sunday feature lineups
A local safety concern emerges as residents ignore traffic signals at busy Middletown intersections. A photographer captured jaywalking actions during the survey, with a lead feature on Robert Emrick and town life on Sunday.
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