Anxious Germans await Acheson plans in Bonn visit
West German leaders, awaiting statements from U S Secretary of State Dean Acheson, prepare for his talks with President Theodor Heuss and Chancellor Konrad Adenauer. Flags mark Bonn as questions loom over dismantling factories, foreign minister status, self rule, and future defense strength.
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Bonn
Germany
U. S
Dean Acheson
Acheson
Theodor Heuss
Konrad Adenauer
United States
France
Britain
Paris
Education leader Paul Good to speak in Monroe Friday
Paul H. Good of Washington D C, a top education expert, will speak at 7 30 p m Friday November 18 in the Virginia Hotel ballroom Monroe. As head of the U S Chamber of Commerce education department he promoted business education days with over 50 cities adopting the program and will discuss local implementation and show slides on economic and education gains.
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Paul H. Good
Washington, D. C
Monroe
H. Flood Madison, Jr
Chamber of Commerce
Virginia Hotel
United States Chamber of Commerce
Good
U S Planes Search For Lost Bolivian Craft
U S Caribbean air command sent a Flying Fortress to locate a Bolivian training plane reported missing on a flight from Panama to Bolivia. Twelve planes were in the Bolivian Aero Club mission. three wrecked in Colombia, with identified pilots Frank ONeill John H Simmonds and Grover Townsend uninjured. Relatives said Lawrence Jordan reported landing safely at Salinas Ecuador.
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Panama
U. S. Caribbean Air Command
Bolivia
U. S. Air Force Reserve
Bolivian Aero Club
Air Command
Buenaventura
Colombia
Cali
Frank O'Neill
John H. Simmonds
Grover Townsend
Tocumen
Salinas
Ecuador
Lawrence Jordan
Slavs Break Off Albania Treaty
Belgrade Yugoslavia announced it had canceled its 1947 friendship and alliance treaty with Albania ten days after issuing an ultimatum. Tito’s government blamed Albania for unfriendly acts, saying Albania ignored a Nov 2 note demanding compliance amid pressure from Soviet Russia and Eastern European states.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Albania
Marshall Tito
Russia
Yuoslavia
Balkan
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Romania
Hungary
Bulgaria
Fisherwoman Probed for River Level Ahead of Fishing
Mrs Frank Edney pressed Morning World for river height fearing a flood. She claimed the aim was inside advance information for fishing, boasting she is a persistent angler between Vicksburg and Shreveport. Last week she landed 20 speckled perch and two bass over four pounds.
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Frank Edney
Associated Press
Vicksburg
Shreveport
Coal operators say miners are anxious to dig
John D. Battle of the National Coal Association says miners are eager to work at high wage rates, arguing the industry can operate and that many men on waiting lists seek employment. He criticizes John L. Lewis for undermining coal markets and jobs amid the stalled negotiations.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
John D. Battle
National Coal Association
Lewis
Battle
America
Dorsey Answers Assault Charge In Virginia
Roanoke dispatch reports bandleader Jimmy Dorsey posted $100 bond in Richmond to answer a warrant charging assault after a Tantilla Garden incident during a dance. Dorsey claimed a heckler provoked him for 15 to 20 minutes and used indecent language in front of his singer and secretary.
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Roanoke
Jimmy Dorsey
Richmond
Dorsey
Tantilla Garden
William G. Toney, Jr
Tommy Dorsey
Jimmy
Notre Dame Hands Penn, Cornell Falls From Unbeatens
Notre Dame and Army survived scares to win as Cornell Boston University Wyoming and Michigan State suffered first losses. Oklahoma claimed the Big Seven title with a 27 to 7 win over Missouri, while Dartmouth toppled Cornell 16 to 7 and Maryland upset Boston University 14 to 13.
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Army
Pennsylvania
Dartmouth
Cornell
Penn
Quakers
Maryland
Michigan State
Boston U
Wyoming
Baylor
Oklahoma
Missouri
Ross Jury Declares Mistrial In Local Grocer Murder Case
After almost 24 hours deliberation, a 12 member jury could not reach a unanimous verdict in the murder trial of Joseph H. Ross, charged with killing local grocer C. M. Kitchens. Judge E. L. Gladney declared a mistrial. the defendant departed the crowded courtroom as jurors were dismissed. The vote was reported as ten for murder without capital punishment and two for manslaughter. A new trial is ordered.
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Joseph H. Ross
C. M. Kitchens
E. L. Gladney
John M. Heathcock
James Madison
Henry Montgomery
Youth killed at frat party at Ohio State
Columbus, O. Nov 12 The Delta Tau Delta party celebrating homecoming ended in a fatal shooting on the fraternity house lawn. Jack T. McKeown 21 a senior and managing editor of the student daily was shot once with a .45 caliber pistol while trying to take the weapon from James D. Heer 20 a freshman veterinary student and ex marine Heer fled in a taxicab then surrendered to police. The university ordered a full investigation and Dr. Howard L. Bevis called the slaying tragically regrettable.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
Delta Tau Delta Fraternity
Howard L. Bevis
Jack T. McKeown
Delta Tau Delta
McKeown
University Hospital
James D. Heer
Heer
Germans To Govern East Zone Soviet Says
Soviet commander in Berlin transferred administrative functions to the East Berlin city government signaling a shift from military to German governance in the Soviet sector. East Berlin will follow Potsdam and four power decisions as mayor Fritz Ebert vows strict adherence.
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Berlin
Alexander Kotikov
East Berlin
Kotikov
Kommandatura
East German
Fritz Ebert
Germany
Steel Peace Ends Long U S Steel Strike in 1946
The 42 day nationwide steel strike ends as United States Steel and others sign contracts. Thousands celebrate back to work in Pittsburgh and across the industry while unions report most firms have come under agreement and pension plus insurance gains are achieved. Affected plants include Oglebay Norton and M A Hanna with Allegheny Ludlum and Crucible among major holdouts.
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Vittsburgh
America
Philip Murray
Pittsburgh
Ogelbay Norton Company
M. A. Hanna Company
Allegheny- Ludlum
Crucible Steel
Pittsburgh Steel
Sharon
Plot to assassinate Judge Harold Medina investigated
Brooklyn detectives said they were probing a reported plot against Federal Judge Harold R. Medina who presided over a nine month conspiracy trial of 11 top American Communists. The FBI denied knowledge of any assassination plot and said no one was in custody.
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New York
Brooklyn
Harold R. Medina
Gdynia America Line Accused of Propaganda and Subversion
Former official charges that the Polish owned Gdynia America Line broadcast propaganda and financed a Communist newspaper in the United States. Two top officers denied the allegations as testimony before a senate subcommittee examined laws to block subversive aliens. The witness also linked The Batory to communist activity and noted Polish government ownership via a parent company.
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Washington
United States
Gdynia- America Line
Senate Judiciary
Gdynia-America
Batory
TV Black Market Thrives During Pre Christmas Sales
Chicago area TV set makers report a growing black market as dealers seek premiums of 20 to 40 dollars above list for popular sets. Discounts on lesser sets shrink to 10 12 percent. Manufacturers cite no control over pricing and allocate distribution with factories sold out through year end. Strong demand, parts shortages, and high production push output to record highs with order backlogs.
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Lawrence N. Eldred
Chicago
Fines on John L. Lewis to be paid Monday
Lewis and the United Mine Workers face 1 420 000 dollars in contempt fines that will be paid Monday in Washington D C. John Owens UMW secretary treasurer said he will deliver the payment in the U S district court. The Supreme Court recently upheld the fines tied to Lewis refusal to halt the 1948 coal strike.
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Cambridge
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
John Owens
United Mine Workers of America
U. S. District Court
Washington, D. C
Owens
Supreme Court
Lewis
Soviet to open doors to atom control clash over sovereignty
In Lake Success Vishinsky declares the Soviet Union will not surrender soil to international control while admitting large scale explosive work and peaceful use of atomic energy. Hickerson notes U S isotopes sent to about 30 countries as the committee plans a vote on Canadian Big Five talks.
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Francis W. Carpenter
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Soviet Union
U. N. Assembly
Russia
John D. Hickerson
United States
Vishinsky
Hickerson
Canada
I am Sold on Want Ads Says Mrs Younse
Mrs J R Younse of 1408 Cypress West Monroe praises use of WANT ADS in the NEWS STAR WORLD WANT ADS. She reports consistent success in securing results through the classified section and endorses advertisers to try the service.
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J. R. Younse
Cypress
West Monroe
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