Tito Vows Enduring Fight Against Russian Moves
Belgrade AP Tito pledges to fight enduringly to prevent Yugoslavia's subjugation by Russia after a Moscow charge of lavish diamonds on an American spy. He says socialism exists in the Soviet Union but criticizes current Kremlin policy as a breach of socialist partnership. Milanov denies the Moscow claim.
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Belgrade
Marshal Tito
Yugoslavia
Tito
Moscow
Metropolitan Opera
Zinka Kune Milanov
Moscow Literary Gazette
Kremlin
Russia
Soviet Union
U.S.S.R
Plan Offered To Halt Aid To Greek Rebels
A four power proposal to cut off aid to Greek rebels was presented to the United Nations by the United States Britain Australia and China. The plan aims to prevent arms or war material reaching Albania Bulgaria and Romania until they quit aiding the guerrillas. The resolution condemns the satellites for past aid and seeks to deter Soviet action against Yugoslavia. The UN Balkans Commission debated Greece amid charges of terrorism and political executions.
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Lake Success
Greece
United Nations
Kremlin
Yugoslavia
Albania
Bulgaria
Romania
United States
Britain
Australia
China
Marshal Tito
Ambulance Run Delay Probed in Dayton
Dayton police investigated a five minute delay in an ambulance run after unidentified persons let air out of a tire and wired a tree stump to the rear. The crew reached Joseph E. Loraine, 64, to provide respirator service, but he had died. Ray Smith of the city contracted ambulance service questioned whether the delay affected the outcome.
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Dayton, D
Dayton
Joseph E. Loraine
Loraine
Ray Smith
Smith
Navy announces submarine fired atomic bombs demonstration
The Pacific Fleet will show November 7 how atomic bombs can be delivered by submarines using 15,000-pound Loons guided missiles fired from the Cusk and Carbonero off Hawaii. The missiles have a 100 to 200 mile range and are aimed to demonstrate sea power and push-button warfare concepts.
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Pearl Harbor
Navy
Cusk
Carbonero
Pacific Fleet
Hawaii
Cmdr
John S. McCain, Jr
Point Mugu
San Diego
Cal
Boxer
Valley Forge
Chinese Vessel Reported Afire
A Chinese passenger ship the SS Kianguyan burning between Formosa and the Chinese mainland sent an SOS. The captain reported running out of fresh water and said the vessel could not proceed. Passengers are to be evacuated as a fire rages aboard.
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San Francisco
Formosa
Globe Wireless
Matsu
Pwo Foo
No Deadline Set By President In Strikes
The White House said President Truman has set no deadline on mediation in steel coal disputes and is keeping hands off for now. Ross noted reports of planned presidential intervention by weekend were unfounded. The talks remain with mediation services as Murray and CIO seek terms of a pension plan.
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Truman
Ross
Washington
White House
Charles G. Ross
John R. Steelman
Cyrus Ching
Mediation Service
Ching
Philip Murray
CIO
U.S. Steel Corporation
New York
Murray
Cleveland
U. S. Steel
Jim Murray
Irving S. Olds
Bluefield
W. Va
Frost Cracks Two Records In Ohio Valley
The first killing frost of the season hit East Liverpool with 18 degree temperatures. L. H. Copeland, U S observer, says it is the latest killing frost and ends the longest growing period in 57 years of records. Columbiana County farmers had 180 days for crops versus normal 145 days. the previous latest frost was October 24 1911. The growing period is between the last spring frost and the first autumn frost.
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East Liverpool
Ohio Valley
L. H. Copeland
U. S
Columbiana County
Whose Dog Has Fleas
Gordon Marin argues that people favor regulation when it affects others not themselves. He notes privilege shapes reactions to laws and shows how elite standards differ from those imposed on "the other guy" with own interests at stake.
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Gordon Marin
Ohio faces Timken strike over pension and wages
The CIO United Steelworkers set November 4 for a Timken Roller Bearing Co. strike affecting Canton Columbus Wooster Zanesville and Mount Vernon. Unionists seek six cents per hour. Youngstown and Cleveland endure rising relief lines as 50 000 of 175 000 area workers remain idle and calls grow for unemployment benefits and plant seizure.
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Associated Press
Ohio
Timken
CIO United Steelworkers
Canton
Columbus
Wooster
Zanesville
Mount Vernon
I. W. Abel
Youngstown
Steel City
Cleveland
John Pokorny
Cleveland Industrial Union Council
CIC
James C. Quinn
Pokorny
Retail Coal Board of Cuyahoga Coun
Bail Sought For Convicted Red Leaders
About 200 people boarded a train to Washington to urge bail for Communist leaders convicted last Friday. Delegations from 12 states planned to meet at Turner's Arena in D C at 3 30 p m EST, while another group pressed S Attorney General McGrath in Washington. The ten leaders were sentenced to prison terms of five years, one to three years, and fined $10 000 each.
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New York
Washington
D. C
Newark
Trenton
N. J
Philadelphia
Milton Wolff
The
Civil Rights Congress
Turner's Arena
Wolff
J. Howard McGrath
Italy's Defense Budget Approved by Senate
Italy's largest postwar defense budget totaling nearly $500 million won Senate approval and was sent to the chamber of deputies. Defense minister Randolfo Pacciardi outlined a five year plan to rebuild the navy and equip a heavily armored and motorized 12 division army with potential U S assistance to modernize.
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RAME
Italy
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Randolfo Pacciardi
U. S
Price On Prime Cattle Soars Through Record Peak
Beef on the hoof sells near a record $41.50 a hundred pounds for prime steers at the union stock yards in Chicago. The top load, raised by Percy Clark of Ogden Iowa, went to Wilson and Company but the meat hasn’t yet gone to retail channels. Prices have surged over the past two weeks, with prime cattle near last September’s all time high. The spread between top and bottom steer grades widens as more cattle grade average.
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Chicago
Union
Livestock Commission
Percy Clark
Ogden
Iowa
Clark
Wil
Ford Pension Plan Approved By Ford Workers
Ford's first in the industry ten dollar per month pension plan for 115000 production workers was approved by the CIO United Auto Workers rank and file at the Rouge plant with 32392 in favor and 7130 opposed. The plan costs about 30 million dollars yearly and is funded entirely by Ford. The contract runs two and a half years and includes an 8 percent hourly contribution to the pension from the company while workers pay nothing. The pension provides 100 dollars monthly at age 65 after 30 years, with retirement at 65 voluntary and 68 compulsory. Health and welfare benefits absorb the remainder of the ten cent package.
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Detroit
Ford
CIO
United Auto Workers
Truman
Uawcio
Big Rouge
Rouge
UAW
Traffic Change Fails To Work In Downtown Columbus
The planned retiming of the downtown Columbus traffic light system aimed to slow pedestrians and speed car flow but failed in a trial run. Traffic Engineer Harry H. Turner Jr ordered lights restored to the old timing after the test at a busy intersection.
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Columbus
Harry H. Turner, Jr
Hearing Opens On Broadcasts In Street Cars
Washington DC Public Utilities Commission holds a hearing on Capital Transit Company's installation of short wave radio receivers on street cars and buses. The system streams weather reports news summaries music and ads to riders, provoking strong support and sharp criticism from passengers and columnists alike.
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Public Utilities Commission of
District of Columbia
Capital Transit Company
CIO Leader’s Home Guarded After Prowler Seen
Detroit AP reports guards placed at Kenneth Bannon home national Ford director for UAW following a prowler sighting. In 18 months Walter Reuther and Victor Reuther faced attack attempts. Victor left blind in one eye and Walter nearly lost use of his left arm.
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Detroit
Walter
Victor Reuther
CIO
United Auto Workers
Kenneth Bannon
National Ford
Walter Reuther
UAW
Victor
CIO Prepares To Fire Three Pro-Red Unions
In Cleveland the CIO leadership plans to expel at least three unions for showing pro Communist sympathy. A Walter P. Reuther led resolutions committee aims to challenge charters next Wednesday, with nine additional unions potentially affected if they defend them. Murray attends a New York rally before returning.
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CIO
Cleveland
United Auto Workers
Walter P. Reuther
Philip Murray
United Electrical Workers
Murray
New York City
Reuther
Eight escapees flee Wilmington prison with guard hijack
A mass escape from BW Castle County Prison led by an 18 year old life termer unfolded at Kepeii on’s front gate after locking guards in a scuffle. Convicts seized guns from the arsenal and forced a car ride, sparking a regional manhunt with road blocks and state alerts.
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Wilmington
Del
Castle County
Kepeiion
Bery Harrington
Spondon
Kennett Square
Harrington
Danny Norris
Thomas Conaty
H Ton
Harry Beck
Beck
Norris
Lynch
el H. Wilson
Raymond Pritchard
Elliott
Ellott
Lance
Death Penalty Paid By Slayer
James Buchanan, a 64 year old killer, was executed by electric chair in Columbus Ohio. He had been convicted of murdering Mrs Ilda Koogle 66, who was returning from home on April 23 1948. Buchanan was the 16th inmate electrocuted in Ohio that year the highest total in state history.
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Reed Leroy Hatton
Gov. Warren
Florida
Hatton
Raiford Prison
Fla
Miami Sunday News
Robert Glander
AP Wrephoto
Columbus
James Buchanan
Orioent
Ilda Koogle
Dhare
Buchanan
Ohio
One Call Sufficient Inward Ad Attracts Local Interest
Rober Wall of 718 Poplar St reported a short option for selling furniture via a Journal Want Ad. The listing drew seven calls in three days, with one visitor visiting the house and concluding the inquiry.
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Rober
Poplar St
Need Extra Cash Sort Out a Tie and See How Easy
A brief encouragement to earn extra money by placing a Want-Ad. Dial 2 and request an ad writer to help craft the notice.
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Maurice Tobin
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Frost
Martin
Delaware County
Swift
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