Dulles Flags Soviet Plan to Rule World in Global Drive
John Foster Dulles told the UN Political Committee that Soviet expansion aims to rule the world through communism by force and terror. He tied the Berlin blockade and Greek issue to Moscow’s agenda, as Security Council deadlock persisted after Vishinsky vetoed a six-power plan. Western diplomats expected continued talks among the United States Britain France Russia and neutral members.
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Paris
John Foster Dulles
World Peace Agency
Security Council
Berlin
Russia
United States
Britain
France
Juan A. Bramuglia
Trawler Colonna Sinks After Chesapeake Bay Collision
The 108 ton trawler Colonna sank after a collision with the tanker Tullahoma in Chesapeake Bay near Hoopers Island. Coast Guard reports 16 crew rescued, five listed as missing. cutters from Norfolk and Baltimore and a plane from Elizabeth City join search for the missing crew. collision occurred at 4 42 am. home port Reedville Virginia.
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Norfolk, Va
Tullahoma
Chesapeake Bay
Hoopers Island
Coast Guard
Norfolk
Baltimore
Elizabeth City
N. C
Reedville, Va
Naval landing craft leak guided toward Delaware waters
A leaking landing craft LCIL 1093 with 63 men aboard is being guided today into Delaware waters after being located 107 miles southeast of Cape May New Jersey. The destroyer Forrest Royal is standing by the craft off the New Jersey coast.
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Norfolk
New Jersey
Delaware
Atlantic Fleet
Forrest Royal
Cape May
N. J
Truman and Dewey Rally in Major Cities for Votes
In Cleveland, 13,000 expected at Truman Public Hall speech as first presidential visit since 1940. Dewey campaigns through Chicago and heads toward Cleveland, Boston, and Madison Square Garden with hopes of boosting support in the closing days of the race.
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Cleveland
Truman
Public Hall
U. S
Roosevelt
E. 6Th Street
Thomas E. Dewey
Big Cities
Chicago
Dewey
Windy City
Albany
New York
Robert Menzis
Australia
C. L. Simpson
Liberia
Boston
Madison Square Garden
Henry Wallace
Progressive Party
Jersey City
United States
Russia
Petty
Battle for Yosu Continues as Rebels Hold City
Korean Army reports Loyalist troops and Communist led rebels clashing for a second day in Yosu a key seaport city. About 12 000 rebels and sympathizers are estimated to defend Yosu birthplace of the rebellion started by the 14th regiment last week. Capture is expected soon.
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Seoul
Korea
Yosu
Korean Army
Labor Vote May Swing Pennsylvania Election
Labor unions loom large in Pennsylvania as 1.1 million CIO AFL and United Mine Workers members shape voting power. CIO President Murray backs Truman urging repeal of Taft Hartley. GOP and Democratic leaders claim large margins and predict outcomes in a key industrial state.
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Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
FDR
GOP
CIO
AFL
United Mine Workers
John S. Lewis
Truman
Thomas E. Dewey
Philip Murray
Pittsburgh
Roosevelt
Hugh D. Scott, Jr
U. S. House of Representatives
New Parliament Session Opens
King George VI opened the new session of Parliament in London amid pomp and rain. He called for the nationalization of Britain's steel industry as Queen Elizabeth watched from the royal coach at Buckingham Palace before the ceremony at the Houses of Parliament.
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London
George VI
Britain
Queen Elizabeth
Buckingham Palace
Former Middletown Resident Killed in Plane Crash at Chanute Field
Major Frank E. Boyd 30 of Osborn Ohio identified as pilot of C-47 that crashed in heavy fog at Chanute Field Sunday night. Boyd, formerly of Middletown, attended Hughes High School in Cincinnati and West Point, served in the Pacific with a B-29 squadron, and was decorated. He is survived by widow Margaret Jayne, daughter Carol, parents Mr and Mrs J Bruce Boyd, and two brothers.
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Frank E. Boyd
Osborn, O
Middletown
Helen Boyd Schatzmann
Clinton D. Boyd
Chanute Field
Major Boyd
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Hughes High School
West Point
Air Force
Pacific
Guam
Margaret Jayne
Carol
J Bruce Boyd
J. B. Boyd, Jr
Lynch
Britain Receives $310 Million ECA Loan for Recovery
The Economic Cooperation Administration loaned 310 million dollars to Britain to purchase industrial machinery and materials for the European recovery plan. The loan carries 2 ½ percent interest with semiannual payments from 1952, starting 1956, and amortizes through 1983, part of Marshall Plan aid in its first nine months of operation.
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Washington
Economic Cooperation Administration
Britain
Export-Import Bank of Washington
ECA
Iceland
Revolt Crushed in Paraguay as Montanaro Surrenders
In Asuncion the government announced the Paraguayan revolt was crushed. Col. Carlos Montanaro, alleged uprising leader, surrendered within 20 hours after revolting with cadets. Calm is restored across the republic. this marks the second uprising in a year following last June's overthrow of President Higinio Morinigo.
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Asuncion
Paraguay
Carlos Montanaro
Montanaro
Higinio Morinigo
Truck Driver Burned To Death In Ohio Collision
John E Harmon Christopher 27 of Caldwell was burned to death in the cab of his gravel truck after a collision with another truck in Zanesville Ohio yesterday. Three motorists T H Ohlinger James R Merry and George Bye of Zanesville tried to rescue him but his foot was caught in the wreckage.
Woman Thrown From Train. Cooney Kidnapping Probe Underway
Sheriff reports Ruth Cooney of Chicago was hurled from a Louisville and Nashville train near Hopkinsville. She was found injured and incoherent, saying her three year old son and $14 to $15 were on board. The boy was located in Atlanta. no arrests made. The incident separate from Ohio political notes at week start.
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Hopkinsville
Lanice Futrell
Ruth Cooney
Chicago
Futrell
Louisville
Nashville
Chattanooga
Cooney
S. Emerald Avenue
Atlanta
Ruth Bush
Fortress Avenue
J. W. Judd
Nc-Stl Railway
Roy Morphew
Judd
Salem to build new city hall replacing century old quarters
Salem Oregon will replace its century old city hall with a one story structure next spring after approval two years ago following condemnation by State Fire Marshal Ray R Gill.
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Salem, O
Ray R. Gill
Ohio Voters Face Over 1000 Bond Issues And Levies
Ohio residents will vote on more than 1000 bond issues and local levies in the general election. 305 bond issues total 136.7 million dollars with 749 levies. Cuyahoga leads in total dollars, Hamilton tops counts, and several counties have none. A simple majority suffices for some proposals while school bonds and permanent improvements often require 65 percent.
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Ohio
Columbus, C
Hamilton County
Cincinnati
Cuyahoga County
Montgomery County
Dayton
Allen
Auglaize
Defiance
Fayette
Harrison
Henry
Holmes
Monroe
Morgan
Paulding
Williams
Ford Becker
State Department of Taxation
Becker
UN Council Halts Debate on Palestine
The U S delegate and October president Warren Austin adjourned the emergency session on a charge of bias as Mahmoud Bey Fawzi of Egypt pressed for immediate action over continued fighting in the Negev. Fawzi said Egypt accepted the cease fire but hostilities persisted. Faris El Khouri of Syria criticized council indifference to Arab concerns.
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Paris
United Nations Security Council
Palestine
Warren Austin
U.S
Council
Mahmoud Bey Fawzi
Egypt
Israel
Negev Front
Fawzi
Security Council
Negev
Faris el Khouri
Syria
Stern
United Nations
Fire Destroys Cohen Building In Cincinnati
Firemen battled for hours to subdue a stubborn blaze that destroyed the interior of the seven story Cohen building near downtown Cincinnati. A 20,000 gallon rooftop water tower endangered crews until the blaze was under control just before 1 am. The origin appeared to be a Photo Engraving Company plant on the second floor. Unofficial damage was about 100000 dollars.
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Cincinnati
Cohen
Barney Houston
Houston
Opera Place
Columbus Man Dies In Chair For Slaying
Nathaniel Henry Strain, 26, a Columbus native, died in the Ohio penitentiary electric chair at 8 10 p m seven minutes after entering the chamber. He was convicted of raping and killing 76 year old Miss Alice Lauterbach on March 7 1940 and received last rites with Catholic chaplain Rev C V Lucier.
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Columbus
Ohio
Nathaniel Henry Strain
West Virginia
C. V. Lucier
Alice Lauterbach
Driver Killed When Mail Truck Overturned
Cincinnati AP Maurice C. Kyper aged 49 a mail truck driver died yesterday when his truck overturned on a road in Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
Maurice C. Kyper
Fog Rides Ohio with Fatal Crashes and Injuries Across State
A dense morning fog in Ohio caused multiple accidents with two deaths and twelve injuries, including a 60 year old Sharonville man struck by a tractor trailer near Cincinnati and a Sidney farmer fatally injured when his tractor was hit by a train.
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Vivian Stewart
Sidney Farmer
Thomas
Sideney
Wilber Irwin
Sharoneville
Wright Highway
Cincinenati
Bus drivers returned to work after New York strike
Michael J. Quill ordered 8,500 CIO Transport Workers Union members back to work on seven privately operated bus routes four hours after a citywide stoppage. Mayor William O Dwyer urged the demonstrators to return as the crowd swelled outside the State Public Service Commission headquarters.
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NEW York
Michael J. Quill
CIO Transpport Workers Union
Quill
State Public Service Commission
Woolworth
William O’dwyer
O’dwyer
O'Dwyer
TWA
Parkdown strike halts $1.6 million in freight in Carlisle
About 40 Daniels Motor Freight Co. trailers stopped along U S Route 11 in Carlisle in a spontaneous parkdown protesting a driver layoff in a contract dispute. Company president Willard Cox said AFL Teamsters had not approached him. other routes ran on schedule.
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Carlisle
Daniels Motor Freight Co
Warren
Willard Cox
AFL Teamsters Union
Cox
New York
Daniels
Gim
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