Britain and China seek UN sanctions on Palestine
Britain and China proposed UN economic sanctions to enforce peace in Palestine. France Belgium and Canada supported. the United States also viewed favorably. Russia and the Soviet Ukraine were noncommittal as the Security Council prepared to resume debate.
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Britain
China
United Nations
Palestine
France
Belgium
Canada
United States
Russia
Ukraine
Security Council
Warren Austin
American Council
Israel
Alexander Cadogan
Council
T. F. Tsiang
Negev
Ralph J. Bunche
UN Palestine
Ford Estate Valued At About 70 Million Says Accounting
Detroit report says the estate of the late Henry Ford would total about 70 million dollars if tax valuation figures are approved. Clara J. Ford as executrix filed the accounting showing July 1 assets at 31.45 million excluding Ford Motor Company stock.
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Clara J. Ford
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West Virginia Miners Urged To Back Dewey
The United Mine Workers West Virginia leadership told its 120000 members to vote for Thomas E Dewey calling him the lesser of two evils and urging a split ticket. Blizzard said there was no official act by Senator Revercomb in six years favorable to the UMW and noted John L Lewis was informed.
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United Mine Workers
West Virginia
Thomas E. Dewey
William Blizzard
UMW
Dewey
Matthew M. Needly
U. S. Senate
Okey Patteson
Blizzard
Neely
Sen
Chapman Revercomb
Senator Revercomb
United Mine Workers of America
John L. Lewis
Loyal Troops Rushed To Stop Peru Revolt
Lima reports the government fast moved loyal troops to quell a revolt by Brig. Manuel Odria at Arequipa, Peru, the second major uprising in 25 days. President Bustamanta Rivera called for calm while warning rebels to surrender. The nation remains under emergency powers after earlier unrest linked to the Apra party.
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Arequipa
Jose Luis Bustamanta Rivera
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Callao
Apra Party
Juliaca
Dewey Receives Unified Ohio GOP Backing in Cleveland Rally
In Cleveland Gov Thomas E Dewey drew a large show of support from Ohio Republican leaders as they staged a major rally at Public Hall and Music Hall. The event showcased party unity as Dewey promotes his presidential bid with the New York governor in the lead role. A separate note mentions a birthday party planned for Joan Fallon ailing from cancer with a希望 for joy amid grim prognosis.
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Thomas E. Dewey
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New York
Music Hall
Fate of North China Manchuria At Stake
Peiping dispatches report decisive battle between Nationalists and Communists for control of Manchuria and North China. Fighting centers around Chinhsien west of the Peiping Mukden railroad with air support from Peiping and Mukden. Chinese forces clash near Taiyuan as Communists threaten strategic points. reports accuse Reds of gas use, claims unverified.
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Dewey urged to declare UN policy stance if elected
Paris leaders press Governor Dewey to publicly state his position on the bi partisan U S delegation's United Nations Assembly policies. Dewey has defended GOP support for the bipartisan foreign policy, while foreign leaders seek a clear, written answer.
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Dewey Campaign Train Joins Ohio Rally At Toledo
Governor Herbert and Senator Taft led Buckeye GOP figures to meet Dewey in Toledo where the crowd counted about two thousand more than at Truman’s prior Ohio appearance. Dewey praised Taft and Herbert and urged boosting the governor’s effort. Bricker was absent. Mrs Bricker spoke for him.
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Taft
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Herbert Lausche To Share Platform In City Club Forum
Herbert and Democratic challenger Frank Lausche will jointly appear on the same platform at the City Club pre election forum on Saturday. Herbert plans a late campaign tour through Cleveland and Cuyahoga County with about a dozen speeches before Election Day.
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Cuyahoga County
Chaplain John McCoy Dies at 58 in Cincinnati
The Rev. John C. McCoy, 58, former chaplain of the Ohio Reformatory for Women at Marysville and pastor of Westwood Presbyterian Church, died yesterday in Cincinnati. He also served as chaplain at Lebanon Prison Farm and Warren County home.
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Ohio Reformatory For Women
Marysville
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Warren County
Record Ban Lifting Talks and Aid Request for Marshall Plan
U S officials expect a $1.2 billion supplemental request to Congress to fund the Marshall Plan through April to June next year as European recovery money nears exhaustion. In New York, the Times reports a deal between Petrillo led musicians and record companies to lift the music recording ban with a minor increase in royalty fees on high priced records.
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Times
Department of Justice
the Times
Forrestal Seeks Stronger Control Over Armed Services
Secretary of Defense Forrestal hints Congress should grant his office firmer authority over the three services. Royall and Bradley, in Navy Day speeches, urge unified, authoritative direction and a end to interservice fighting for funds. They warn national security hinges on military judgment, not popularity contests.
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Congress
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Royall
Omar Bradley
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Des Moines
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Bottling Plant Planned for Sandusky West End
The LaSal Coca Cola Co plans a $200,000 bottling plant in Sandusky west end, with construction to begin January 1, announced by manager Russell Conner.
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Noted Surgeon Dead at 35 in Charleston
Dr. Horace G. Smithy age 35, pioneer of the first successful heart valve operation, died today in Charleston. A rheumatic fever survivor, he devised a new technique and cutting instrument to remove scar tissue from heart valves. He operated on Betty Lee Woolridge in January and then on eight other rheumatic fever patients. He taught at the Medical College of South Carolina. Funeral at St Michael's Church, burial in Berryville, Virginia.
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Betty Lee Woolridge
Canton
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St. Michael’'s Protestant Episcopal Church
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Five Point Balkan Peace Offer From Greek Rebel Leader
Former UNRRA official Col Alexander Sheppard says Greek Communist rebel Markos Vafiades proposed a five point Balkan peace plan including a demand to bar missions from the United States and Britain in Greece. Sheppard spoke at a news conference arranged by Julius Katz-Suchy, with the points to be presented to the UN Assembly Political Committee.
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Markos Vafiades
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Britain
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Julius Katz-Suchy
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Truman Dewey claim victory boosts communism
President Truman and Governor Dewey each warned that a victory by the other next Tuesday would be a win for Communists. They pressed their campaigns from Boston to New York while stressing world peace hinges on the November 2 ballot.
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Dewey
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Thomas E. Dewey
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Eleven Generals Found Guilty Of War Crimes
An American court in Mernberg Germany sentenced 11 top German military commanders to three years to life in prison for World War II atrocities. Two defendants Sperrle and Schniewind were acquitted. The trial covered 13 high officers with nine months of hearings.
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Otto Schniewind
Greying
Walther Warlimont
Hitler
Hermann Reinecke
Reinecke
Peoples’ Court
Adm
North Sea
London
GOP Confident Party To Win Illinois Vote
GOP leaders predict a comfortable 200 000 to 450 000 margin in Illinois next Tuesday. Democrats anticipate downstate trails but hope Cook County turns the tide to carry the state by at least 100 000. Contests for senator and governor shape the outcome, with turnout and Chicago gains crucial.
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Illinois
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TNT Loaded Lead Stolen From Sandusky Plant
FBI issued a warning that 20 tons of TNT impregnated lead, used as floor covering in the dynamite department, were stolen from Plumbrook Ordnance Works in Sandusky between October 5 and 20. Thieves may try to hawk it as scrap. authorities fear a dangerous explosion risk. Ray J Arraticchio Jr led the Cleveland FBI. No further details released.
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
Plumbrook Ordnance Works
Sandusky
War Assets Administration
Ray J. Arraticchio, Jr
FBI
Abbaticchio
Ordnance Plant
Stalin accuses U S Britain and neutrals of backing new war
In Moscow Prime Minister Stalin blames the United States Britain and neutrals in the United Nations Security Council for supporting a policy he says could unleash a new war. He warns the present international situation risks escalation.
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Britain
United Nations Security Council
British Foreign Office denies Berlin blockade deal in Paris talks
London officials disputed Prime Minister Stalin's claim that an agreement on the Berlin blockade was reached in Paris talks. The spokesman said no agreement on Berlin was ever reached in Paris, official or unofficial.
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Berlin
Paris
Stalin Criticizes Nations Over Berlin Controversy
Stalin, in an interview with Pravda, condemned China Canada Syria Belgium and Argentina for actions in the Security Council at Paris during Berlin talks. He said the six mediators were ending support to aggression and warned of ignominious failure of instigators of a new war.
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Milton H. West Dies in Capital
Washington AP reports Rep. Milton H. West of Texas died at age 60. A Democrat, he served in the House since April 1933, succeeding John Nance Garner when Garner became vice president. West suffered lymphoma and had announced retirement at the end of his term. He was a member of the Ways and Means Committee.
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Milton H. West
Texas
West
House
John Nance Gamner
Congress
Ways and Means Committee
Doris Duke Regains Name After Divorce From Rubirosa
Doris Duke, heiress to a tobacco fortune and one of the world’s wealthiest women, won a quick divorce from Porfirio Rubirosa, Dominican Republic diplomat, on grounds of extreme mental cruelty. The court restored her maiden name and noted no property rights were at stake. She and Rubirosa, married September 1, 1947, in Paris, remain on friendly terms.
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Rubirosa
Paris
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