Fair Enough Fair Enough Westbrook Pegler
New York in 1910 Roy Howitt attacks what he calls a two faced journalism. He demands purge of two pro Communist writers Eleanor Roosevelt and Thomas L Stokes. He criticizes their openness and influent in shaping public opinion. Roosevelt as a journalist and her ethics are questioned for promoting labor drafts and forced wages.
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New York
Roy Howitt
Eleanor Roosevelt
Thomas L. Stokes
Howard
Tom Stokes
Tibet
Roosevelt
White House
Chest selects women's group
Miss Nona Martin was chosen as general chairman of the Twin City Community Chest women's division. She will lead a volunteer field army of 350 to 400 homemakers and professionals in a house to house canvass covering suburban and residential business areas. Eight vice chairmen were named: Mrs. C. K. Crandall, Mrs. A. D. Tisdale, Mrs. Alan Sugar, Mrs. DeWitt Henry, Miss Juanita Porter, Mrs. Stanley Hodges, Mrs. Clay Albright, and Mrs. Anna Slagle.
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Nona Martin
Tce
Twin City Community Chest
W. L. Ethridge, Sr
Miss Martin
Martin
C. K. Crandall
A. D. Tisdale
Alan Sugar
DeWitt Henry
Juanita Porter
Stanley Hodges
Clay Albright
Anna Slagle
iMr. Ethridge
Air Force Sergeant Drowned Off Crosslake in Louisiana
In Shreveport Louisiana a sergeant stationed at Lubbock Texas fell from a fishing boat and drowned at Crosslake. Sgt Falmer Stewart aged 37 from Pensacola Florida previously at Barksdale Field was identified. His companion Edward Keyes of Shreveport was rescued with lifebelt by two nearby women anglers. Stewart’s body remained unrecovered early today. His mother Mrs Es Rs Stewart lives in McDavid Florida and he is survived by a wife and two children.
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Shreveport
Air Force
Lubbock
Tex
Crosslake
Falmer Stewart
Pensacola
Fla
Barksdale Field
Edward Keyes
Stewart
Es- Rs Stewart
McDavid
India hints Tibetan talks may stall over Tibet invasion
New Delhi says a Tibetan delegation may not go to Peiping to negotiate with Red China unless the Communist invasion of Tibet halts. India releases a three note exchange accusing China of forcing war and decrying aggression against a peaceful people. The seven member delegation led by Tsepon Shakabpa sits at Kalimpong awaiting direction as Beijing orders military operations to “liberate” Tibet.
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New Delhi
India
Peiping
China
Tibet
Tsepon Shakabpa
Kalimpong
Venizelos Forms Fourth Cabinet in Greece
Prime Minister Sophocles Venizelos reshuffles to a new four cabinet in eleven months removing seven Populists led by Constantin Tsaldaris. Liberals and Social Democrats retain posts with Venizelos as foreign minister and defense and Papandreou as coordination vice-premier. The move follows Piraeus port scandal fallout and Tsaldaris’s resignation.
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Athens
Greece
Sophocles Venizelos
Constantin Tsaldaris
Venizelos
Liberal Party
George Papandreou
Social Democratic
Piraeus
Tsasdaris
Paul I
Papandreou
Federal Agents Act To Nip Offshoots Of Slaying Plot
Federal agents moved on multiple fronts to stop any offshoots of the assassination plot against President Truman which ended in bloodshed at Blair House. The president escaped the gunfire with no visible emotion as guards tightened and agents pursued possible accomplices. Carmen Torresola born of Griselio Torresola’s widow was detained in New York on conspiracy charges while a federal grand jury probe could widen. Subpoenas were served on three Puerto Ricans tied to the case, including a convicted revolutionist, though their exact roles remained unclear.
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Washington
Truman
Secret Service
Carmen Torresola
Griselio Torresola
New York
Blair House
Federal Women's House of Detention
103Rd Street
Oscar Collazo
Truman visits wounded White House guards after assassination attempt
President Truman personally visited Private Joseph Downs and Private Donald Birdzell at Emergency Hospital, spending about ten minutes, as Downs and Birdzell improved after being shot defending Blair House. Coffelt, another guard, died in the Wednesday gunfight with two Puerto Rican attackers.
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Mr. Truman
White House
Joseph Downs
Donald Birdzell
Secret Service
Downs
Birdzell
Leslie Coffelt
Blair House
Truman
Coffelt
St. Louis
Oscar Collazo
Washington
Griselio Torresola
Collazo
Homecoming at Ouachita Delayed by Weather
Ouachita Parish High School postpones homecoming ceremonies to November 17. Ouachita Lions will face Istrouma Indians then. The Lions game against Byrd High School moves to Brown Stadium tonight at eight o’clock.
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Ouachita Parish High School
Ouachita Lions
Istrouma Indians
Lions
Byrd High School
Brown Stadium
Plane With 43 Aboard Missing Over Alpine Run
Geneva reports an Air India constellation flight from Bombay to London carrying 40 Lascar seamen and a crew of eight. The four engine plane, chartered for a British firm, was overdue with fuel for short remaining leg, last heard over Grenoble. Weather heavy overcast with rain and snow. alert across Alps.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Air India Constellation
Lascar
Bombay
London
Line
Britain
Cairo
Grenoble
France
Rhone
Alpine
Italy
Death Desires of G B Shaw in Ayot St Lawrence
Close friends and nurses report George Bernard Shaw willed himself to die in Ayot St Lawrence England at 94 after saying he was weary and asked not to be kept alive. He lapsed into coma and died dawn yesterday. He had long anticipated death and dictated a final book to be released in December, Bernard Shaw's Rhyming Picture Guide to Ayot St Lawrence, with 60 village snapshots and verse descriptions.
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Ayot
St. Lawrence
Eng
George Bernard Shaw
Gwendoline Howell
Hilaire Belloc
Hilaire
Shaw
Belloc
Ayot St. Lawrence
Harold White
The
Seagrave Press
Stassen Seizes Wheel Horse Role in G O P Drive
Harold E. Stassen moved into the wheel horse position in the final Republican push toward Tuesday's congressional elections. He rebutted Truman in St. Louis, backed Senator Robert A. Taft in Columbus, urging Taft's re election as both parties seek leaders of character and loyalty. Taft is praised as such a man in the speech.
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Harold E. Stassen
Truman
St. Louis
University of Pennsylvania
Columbus
Robert A. Taft
Taft
Ohio
Stassen
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Mr. Truman
French Troops Withdraw From Laokay Frontier Outpost
French forces complete evacuation of Laokay, their last fortress on the Red River frontier, as 1,200 Senegalese and Algerian colonial troops pull back toward western mountainous areas near Thai-influenced regions. Vietminh harassment intensifies while weather blocks air cover.
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Seymour Topping
Saigon
Indo-China
Laokay
Red China
Africa
Red River
Hanoi
Ho Chi Minh
Lackau
Moncay
Dinhlap
United Nations approves veto-free plan for collective security
The United Nations General Assembly today ratified a veto-free system of world security championed by Secretary of State Acheson. The plan envisions a peace patrol, emergency assembly sessions on 24 hour notice, and earmarking of military units for UN use, aimed at deterring aggressions like Korea. The decision followed overwhelming support in the 60 nation political committee as Stalin allies faced censure during debate.
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New York
U. N. General Assembly
Acheson
U. N
Security Council
Lester B. Pearson
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
United Nations
General Assembly
Vishinsky
U. S
John Foster Dulles
Assembly
Dulles
Nasrallah Entezam
Iran
King Gustav V Lays in State Before Funeral
In Stockholm on November 3 the body of King Gustav V lay in state at Stockholm Palace chapel. It will stay there until his funeral on November 9. About 150,000 people viewed the monarch’s remains as they were moved from Drottningholm palace to the capital. King Gustav VI, son of the late ruler, and Queen Louise accompanied the hearse along an eight mile route past candle lit windows.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Gustav V
Stockholm Palace
Drottingholm Palace
Gustav VI
Louise
U N Line Breaks Under Rain in Northwest Korea
Rainstorm traps American regiments and slows UN lines in northwest Korea as Chinese and Korean Reds launch counterattack. Forces report limited advances, with Unsan area still contested and units cut off. weather disrupts air operations and winter planning looms.
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United Nations
Korea
U. N
Pyongyang
U. S
Red China
MacArthur
Tokyo
Unsan
North Korea
Chong-Ju
U. S. First Cavalry Division
Truman 10 Get Record Set Up For Campaign Speech
Washington reports President Truman expected to reach the largest American radio and television audience for a St. Louis campaign speech. The Democratic committee estimated 66.5 million people would listen on about 1,200 radio and 72 TV stations to hear a push for a Democratic Congress. Stassen would broadcast to roughly a quarter of that audience. Truman’s remarks followed Blair House assassination attempt coverage, amid mixed mood about press coverage and ongoing confidence in a Democratic sweep in next Tuesday’s elections.
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Truman
St. Louis
Democratic National Committee
Republican National Committee
Blair House
Harold E. Stassen
Mutual
New Haven
Conn
Stassen
Mr. Truman
Stasson
Secret Service
Los Angeles
California
Cold Front to Bring Cooler Temps Across Louisiana
The Associated Press reports a cold front will dip Louisiana and Mississippi temps to about 40 in the north, 46 to 50 in central areas, and lower 50s in the south with showers and thundershowers. Forecasters warn of a late season snap after weeks of heat.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Louisiana
Mississippi
Weather Bureau
Plump Farm Woman Sentenced to Life in Alabama Poison Case
Brewton Alabama November 3 A circuit court jury found Bessie Lee Cunningham 41 guilty of first degree murder in the insur ance poison murder of her fourth husband Arthur Cunningham 44 sentencing her to life imprisonment The state alleged she killed Arthur and Willie Cunningham 46 to collect life insurance policies worth 2200 on Willie and 5000 on Arthur Autopsies showed arsenic The defense plans an appeal The first two husbands are alive
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Ala
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Arthur
Willie E. Cunningham
Willie
Hubert Hall
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