Right-Wing Robes Donned By C. S. O.
Cleveland reports the C. S. O. adopting right wing stance as a political action committee faces 1950 elections amid Taft-Hartley repeal fights. It aligns with AFL and labor federations abroad to form a new world labor congress, opposing the Soviet dominated body. Some left wing voices expect foreign affairs debate.
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Harold W. Ward
Cleveland
Political Action Committee
Congress
Truman
House
Senate
Labor Federations
World Labor Congress
World Federation of Trade Unions
Publisher Denies Alinsky Biography Claim About Keller
New York November 3 report defends K T Keller of Detroit president of Chrysler Corp against a key lie in Saul Alinsky’s unauthorized biography. Keller’s letter counters an allegation that John L Lewis threatened him and that the scene misrepresents Governor Murphy and GM workers.
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New York
John L. Lewis
Saul Alinsky
K. T. Keller
Detroit
Chrysler Corporation
Keller
Alinsky
G. P. Putnam's Sons
Minton, Balch and Company
Frank Murphy
Michigan
Supreme Court
Chevrolet
General Motors
Flint
Mich
Lewis Meyer
Murphy
Lewis
Linsky
Michigem
Ving
Insky
Chrysler
Walter P. Chrysler
Rysier
Bond Set For 11 Communists In Bail Ruling
The U S court of appeals allowed 11 top American Communists convicted of conspiracy to post bail pending appeal. Seven may be freed on 20 000 dollars each and four on 30 000 dollars each. Judge Learned Hand with Swan and Frank noted the appeal raises a substantial question.
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New York
U. S. Court of Appeals
Learned Hand
Thomas W. Swan
Jerome N. Frank
Eugene Dennis
John B. Williamson
Jacob Stachel
Irving Potash
Robert G. Thompson
Benjamin J. Davis, Jr
Harry Winston
John Gates
Gilbert Green
Carl Winter
Gus Hell
Dennis
Potash
Stachel
Williamson
Hall
Green
Thompson
Davis
Winston
Gates
Winter
Irving S. Shapiro
U. S
Court of Appeals
Aged Bogalusa Man Reunites With Lost Family
An eighty year old Bogalusa man Frank Martin is reunited with his children after forty years. Listening to a radio program he heard his son's name and with WIKC and Red Cross help trackers located the family, including son Everett who drove 2,900 miles from Echo Oregon to Bogalusa. The reunion prompts thoughts of moving to the northwest to be with his children.
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Bogalousa
Frank Martin
WIKC
Red Cross
Martin
Everett
Echo
Oregon
Homa
Bogalusa
Northwest
Cardinal Marmaggi dies top Vatican administrator at 73
Cardinal Francesco Marmaggi, a senior Vatican administrator and prefect of the council congregation, died after a heart attack. He was 73, elevated to the college in 1935, and his death reduces cardinals to 54 of 70. Burial in Verano Cemetery and funeral at St. Cecilia's Church.
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Rome
Francesco Cardinal Marmaggi
Vatican
Cardinal Marmaggi
Sacred College
Congregation of the Council
Council of Trent
College of Cardinals
Enrico Dante
St. Cecilia's Church
Verano
Pius XII
Giovanni Battista Montini
Vatican Secretariat of State
Vatican City
Bucharest
Prague
Warsaw
Constantinople
Pius XI
Child, 7, Found Under Rail Fill in Lanham
In Lanham Maryland a seven year old girl Claire Marie Hanratty went missing after taking the wrong school bus and wandering near Seabrook. Rescuers from 16 fire companies 100 soldiers 25 county police and neighbors searched for 10 hours until she was found under a rail embankment two miles from home. She told rescuers I got lost but I wasnt worried and said she was awfully hungry.
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Lanham
Claire Marie Hanratty
Prince Georges County
Seabrook
Washington, D. C
Hanratty
Washington
Claire Marie
West Lanham
Imports Fight Looms Over U S Trade Policy
Secretary of State Acheson urged the United States to become import-minded and reverse three years of trade dominance. He cited a 6 billion dollar gap between exports and imports and called for tariff cuts and negotiations to shift the burden from American taxpayers. President Truman noted the desire to correct the trade imbalance.
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Washington
Congress
State Acheson
New York
Acheson
National Foreign Trade Council
United States
American Hemisphere
Europe
Twelve European ministers open meeting in Paris
Twelve European foreign ministers met in Paris to map steps toward a union under the Council of Europe. They will consider economic resolutions from Strasbourg and weigh Hoffman’s push for western Europe economic integration amid OEEC moves to ease private trade quotas among Marshall Plan nations.
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Paris
Council of Europe
Council
Consultative Assembly
Strasbourg
Paul Hoffman
Europe
Hoffman
General Council of the
European Economic Cooperation Organization
OEEC
Sean MacBride
Oeec Council
Baton Rouge Votes On City Parish Consolidation Plan
Baton Rouge and East Baton Rouge parish prepare for an January 17 election on amendments to radically revise local government. Over 100 amendments seek to abolish the city as a unit and merge functions under the parish with three commissioners and parish officers. The current parish council opposes the plan and questions the parish council’s authority to call the election.
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Baton Rouge
U S Action in Strike Hinted
U S labor crisis deepens as John L. Lewis urges Indiana Governor Schricker to renew a separate coal settlement there. Indiana operators rejected the idea, flagging a national approach. Government talks possible next week if coal talks stall, with Truman possible decision.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
Henry Schricker
Indiana
United Mine Workers
Lewis
Schricker
Harvey Cartwright
Indiana Coal Producers Association
United Steel
Truman
Chicago
Illinois
Adlai Stevenson
Lumber expert C C Sheppard dies at 74 in Clarks La
Charles Clinton Sheppard 74 famed southern lumber operator died suddenly at his Clarks La home. funeral Saturday 2 30 p m at residence. interment Springfield Mo Monday. He led Louisiana Sawmill Forest Lumber Louisiana Central Lumber and Clarks Lumber, held multiple industry roles including Southern Pine Association president 1930 33 and National Lumber Manufacturers Association president 1933 35. He served on Missouri and Louisiana timber boards and engaged in NRA code work.
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Clarks
Charles Clinton Sheppard
South
Springfield
Missouri Lumber and Mining Company
Grandin
Forest Lumber Company
Oakdale
Louisiana Sawmill Company, Inc
Glenmore
Louisiana Central Lumber Company
Big Clarks Lumber Company
Sheppard
Southern Pine Association
New Orleans
National Lumber Manufacturers’ Association
Southern Hardware Producers, Inc
Memphis
Tenn
State Mineral Board
Southern Pine Industries Committee
Clarks Lodge
National Manufacturers’ Association
United States Chamber of Commerce
NRA
Washington, D. C
Futch Found Guilty Of Taking Funds Is Jailed
P T Futch former Union parish police jury secretary treasurer was convicted in Third district court of theft of parish funds totaling 411190.70 and is jailed without bond. Judge Ayres denied bond citing penalties over five years and directed sentencing after defense motions. Jury deliberated over more than two hours and returned a guilty verdict at 1110 p m with a separate earlier verdict read at 1050 p m.
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Margaret Gambrelti
News-Star
Farmerville
P. T. Futch
Union Parish
Third District
Futch
H. W. Ayres
C. E. Barham
State Supreme Court
Ragan Madden
Barham
A. C. Carroll
Ayres
Truman May Seek 25 Percent Tax Hike to Balance Budget
Washington reports President Truman may ask Congress for at least a 25 percent rise in some taxes to cover a projected five and a half billion dollar deficit for the year ending June 30. Experts say an across the board rise of about 18 percent in income taxes or targeted increases in select levies could be needed. Congressional opposition to tax hikes is evident, with some senators pushing to cut excise taxes instead.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Treasury
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Integrated plan to meet NATO arms needs worldwide
British defense ministry announced that North Atlantic pact powers began work on an integrated plan to meet arms requirements of the 12 allies. The arms supply board, at its two day meeting in London, agreed that increased military production must not jeopardize essential economic rehabilitation and empowered its staff to develop the plan immediately with full representation apart from Iceland.
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London
British Defense Ministry
Alliance
Iceland
Ballentine Assigned to Mediterranean by Sherman
Washington nov 3 ap Admiral Forrest P Sherman moved quickly to tighten navy command naming Rear Admiral Ballentine a key Mediterranean post. Sherman, newly sworn in as chief of naval operations, aims to ease tensions from the unification dispute and avoid further personnel shakeups as he assumes control. General Omar Bradley introduced Sherman at the joint chiefs meeting. Hoyt Vandenberg was absent on an inspection trip to Eglin.
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Washington
Forrest P. Sherman
Navy
John J. Ballentine
Mediterranean
Sherman
Sixth Task Fleet
Naval Operations
Ballentine
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Joint Chiefs
Omar Bradley
Hoyt Vandenberg
Air Force
Eglin Air Force Base
Florida
C.N.0
Louis Denfeld
Divers Turn 70 Bolivian Plane Wreck Search
Navy divers dredging the Potomac focus on the Bolivian fighter after the DC-4 crash that killed 55 aboard Eastern Airlines. Bolivian pilot Erick Rios Bridoux, hospitalized with injuries, faces a CAB inquiry as officials defend Eastern Airlines and pursue the missing Bolivian plane.
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Washington
Navy
Potomac River
Eastern Airlines
Erick Rios Bridoux
Alexandria
Civil Aeronautics Board
Maj
German Pol
Eastern
U. S
Soviet scientists claim new atom secrets in year
Moscow reports top Russian scientist Sergei Vavilov says Soviet researchers uncovered hitherto unknown radiation characteristics from atomic nuclei in the past year. He cites cosmic ray work and discoveries in astronomy, star structure, carbon isotope correlations, and atmospheric studies using high altitude radio balloons.
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Moscow
Sergei Vavilov
Academy of Sciences of
Nzevestia
Vavilov
Academy
Truman on Old Campaign Train Aboard for St Paul
President Truman spoke from his campaign train at Savanna Illinois on November 3 declaring he will push Democratic pledges and the fair deal to Congress in January and to voters in next year’s elections. The crowd of several hundred gathered in cold morning air as he renewed attacks on reactionaries and prepared a St Paul address planned for 10 30 p m EST. The event marks the anniversary of his decisive victory and recalls Dewey’s concession a year earlier.
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ST. Paul
Truman
Savanna
Ill
Minn
Congress
Thomas E. Dewey
Kansas City
Muehlebach
Excelsior Springs
The Want Ad Habit Promises Great Results
A promotional notice urges readers to use the WANT ADS DAILY for used furniture sales. It highlights experienced ad takers to tailor listings and offers quotations on cost to maximize results for advertisers.
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Pegler
Bond
Sigmund Engel
Reseda Corrigan
Engel
U.S
C. C. Sheppard
Mr. Sheppard
Cockrell
Jackson County
Missouri
A. S
Ellen Sheppard
University of Missouri
Anne Ward Crenshaw
C, C, Sheppard
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