Frobe’s attack on Local 100 union leadership and fear of treachery
Westbrook Pegler reviews Otto H. Frobe secretary treasurer of Local 100 Cincinnati and criticizes alleged poverty creating wage scales. He recalls Brocky Farrell’s 24 year control, court petitions seeking $5 to $40 million, and Dan Tobin’s long national leadership with trustee power over locals.
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Otto H. Frobe
Local 100
Teamsters’ Union
Cincinnati
Frobe
National Association of Manufacturers
Truman
Congress
United States
Brocky Farrell
The
National Union
Dan Tobin
Cincinnati Court of Common Pleas
Otto Frobe
Farrell
Local 00
J. W. Brown
Hitler
Tobin
Tobin Haseen
Missing Walter Winchell daughter sought in city police search
New York police mounted a citywide hunt for Alda E. Winchell also known as Toni Eden 20 an actress and daughter of Walter Winchell after she was reported missing since Wednesday afternoon She was last seen leaving a Fifth Avenue hotel at 3 pm specialists and doctors said she was ill Detectives checked hospitals and police records without success The case ties to her marriage and divorce actions in Massachusetts with William F Lawless and a cross suit later dropped the daughter had appeared in stage shows including Up in Central Park Dark of the Moon and Devils Galore
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New York
Walda E. Winchell
Walter Winchell
Hollywood
Winchell
Miss Winchell
Toni Eden
Central Ark
Big Four Split Over Austrian Assets
Paris proposes Russia receive 100 million dollars from Austria production as part of reparations and a third share of Zisterdorf oil indefinitely. The plan would also give Russia control of Danube shipping amid deadlock among Russia, the United States, Britain and France.
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Alex Singleton
London
France
Russia
Austria
Germany
Zisterdorf
Danube
Soviet Union
United States
Great Britain
Indictment of 14 Nazi officers outlined in U S charges
Indictment released by U S authorities accuses three field marshals ten generals and one admiral of crimes against peace and humanity. Names include Wilhelm von Leeb Hugo Sperrle Georg von Kuchler Johannes Blaskowitz Hermann Hoth and Hans Reinhardt among the 14, alleged to have planned waged wars and oversaw murder torture enslavement and plunder.
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Mernberg
United States
U. S
Telford Taylor
Wilhelm von Leeb
12Th
Sudetenland
France
Hugo Sperrle
England
Georg Karl Freidrich Wilhelm von Kuechler
18Th Army
Army Group North
Russia
Johannes Blaskowitz
Netherlands
Hermann Hoth
Fourth Panzer Army
Hans Reinhardt
Nearly 100 Die in Traffic Accidents Across Nation
A nationwide survey shows 98 traffic deaths since 6 p m Wednesday during the Thanksgiving period, led by New York and Illinois with 11 fatalities each. Fourteen other violent and miscellaneous deaths brought the total to 114 for the year, with state-by-state tallies across 31 states reporting drownings, boating, hunting, and air crashes among the casualties.
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Associated Press
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Virginia
Ohio
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Oregon
Vermont
North Carolina
Truman delaying long range European recovery plan message
President Truman's message to Congress on the Marshall plan may not reach Congress before December 8 as he rests at Key West. Charles G. Ross said recommendations on a separate administration agency remain undecided while amendments to a $597 million emergency aid bill for Europe are under consideration.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Charles G. Ross
Capitol Hill
Florida
Key West
Everglades National Park
Ross
Senate
Europe
Wherry
Nebraska
Vandenberg
Michigan
Foreign Relations Committee
France
Italy
Austria
Dewey and Taft Could Clash in Illinois Primary
New York Governor Thomas E. Dewey and Senator Robert A. Taft of Ohio may enter the Illinois presidential primary on April 13 as contenders for the 1948 Republican nomination. Taft is rumored to enter if Dewey runs in Illinois, while Dewey has not confirmed a candidacy.
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Washington
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Ilinois
Taft
Illinois
Dewey
Dwight Green
New Hampshire
Harold E. Stassen
Minnesota
Stassen
Douglas MacArthur
Wisconsin
Green
General Leclerc Among 13 Killed In Sahara Plane Crash
Paris reports General Leclerc, famed armored warfare leader, died in a Sahara crash alongside 12 others. Air officials place the wreck about 20 miles from Colomb Bechar, 200 miles south of Oran near the Algeria Morocco border.
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Paris
Air Ministry
Leclerc
France
Sahara Desert
Andre Marscelli
Colomb-Bechar
Oran
Algeria-Morocco
Africa
Germany
Italy
Taft Attacks Control Plan in Inflation Hearings
Senator Taft charged the administration seeks blanket allocation power under its proposed limited authority for scarce materials. Secretary Harriman defended a measured approach, arguing the plan differs from full 100 percent control. The Senate House economic committee questioned parts of Truman’s 10 point cost of living program amid ongoing inflation hearings.
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Washington
Taft
Ohio
Secretary of Commerce
Harriman
Senate
House Economic Committee
Truman
Senate House
France calls 80000 more conscripts as strikes threaten
Paris reports Premier Robert Schuman’s cabinet approves 80000 added conscripts to curb civil strife tied to Communist backed strikes affecting 2,000,000 workers. The move follows firing of 66 police commissioners and prompts questions on troop redeployments and police loyalty amid the crisis.
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Paris
France
L'Humanite
Robert Schuman
Vincent Auriol
Close Vote Expected Today On Palestine Partitioning
In New York on the eve of the United Nations vote Dr. Oswaldo Aranha predicted a narrow margin for partitioning Palestine, expected as a 31 to 15 or 31 to 13 result. Pakistan Cuba and Iraq attacked perceived pressure tactics while the plan drew support from the Soviet and United States.
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Max Harrelson
New York
Oswaldo Aranha
Brazil
United Nations Assembly
Palestine
Holy Land
Aranha
Assembly
Pakistan
Cuba
Iraq
Russia
United States
House Takes Up Fraud Hunt
Washington dispatch reports the House will confront wartime fraud in military contracts. Rep. Bender says the inquiry will expand to uniformed purchasing officers and probe relations with manufacturers. GAO data show officers moving to contractors after the war. Meyer’s Meyers case and Vaughan’s disability retirement list tie to the probe. first session open behind closed doors.
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Congressional
House
Capitol
Bender
Ohio
Senate
Bennett E. Meyers
Air Force
Dayton, O
Bender Group
Congress
General Accounting Office
Army
Navy
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
T. Coleman Andrews
Richmond
Meyers
Harry H. Vaughan
Truman
Tobin backs Warren in 1948 race but doubts nomination
Daniel Tobin, head of the Teamsters labor bureau, says Gov. Earl Warren’s entry for the Republican nomination is encouraging yet unlikely to win. He notes Warren’s labor record and predicts strong labor backing but hopes for repeal or major amendment of Taft Hartley. Tobin also criticizes Harold Stassen’s recent statements.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Earl Warren
California
Daniel J. Tobin
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Tobin
Labor Bureau
Democratic National Committee
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Gov. Warren
Teamster
International Teamster
Warren
Democratic Party
Truman
Labor
Minnesota
Harold Stassen
Stassen
Distributors To Be Allowed Less In Alabama Gasoline
Standard Oil announced rationing of gasoline to Alabama distributors starting December 1. Alabama dealers will be limited to 85 percent of October purchases, with the program likely nationwide and ongoing due to inadequate refining capacity. Sun Oil increases crude price to 50 cents per barrel to meet military demand and offset higher rival premiums.
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Alabama
Birmingham
Ala
Standard Oil Company
Standard Oil
Philadelphia
Sun Oil Company
John G. Pew
Armed Services
Strikes and Complaints Shape Chicago Printer Labor Clash
The A N P A accuses the IL T U of unfair labor practices over contracts, with a Chicago strike of 1500 printers halting work in major dailies. A NLRB trial in Indianapolis is set for Dec 9 as negotiations continue amid Taft-Hartley era tensions and wage disputes.
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Associated Press
A. F. of L. International Typographical Union
IL. T. A
National Labor Relations Board
American Newspaper Publishers Association
LT. U
NLRB
Indianapolis
Chicago Publishers Association
Chicago
Ex Army Sergeant Reported In Raids In Kashmir
The United States embassy said it is investigating reports that a former army sergeant, identified as Russell Haight of Denver, leads a company of northwest frontier tribal raiders against Indian and Kashmir state army forces in southern Kashmir. He reportedly wore cowboy garb and said he served with the Canadian army, fought in Dieppe, and planned to teach commando tactics learned in England. Raiders have been ejected from some areas but continue attacks in the rugged south.
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New Delhi
United States
Northwest Frontier
Kashmir
London
Russell Haight
Denver
Colo
Afghanistan
Rawalpindi
Pakistan
Dieppe
France
England
Girl's Frozen Body Found in Wayland Glen
The nude and frozen body of Frances C. Flint 22 a Radcliffe graduate student was found in a wooded glen in Wayland Mass a .22 rifle lay nearby and her clothing was scattered Police seek to determine if the death was self inflicted as autopsy proceeds Frances was an honor graduate of Vassar College and a Cambridge resident whose mother reported her missing Tuesday from Cambridge Mass
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Wayland
Mass
Radcliffe College
J. Harry McCann
Frances C. Flint
Vassar College
William Flint
Cambridge
Fashionable St. Paul's School
Concord
N. H
Ernest Damon
Curley Returns to Boston Mayor Post After Prison Term
James M. Curley, 73, took office as mayor of Boston amid 400 supporters after a five month federal prison sentence for mail fraud. He said he would pick up where he left off and urged photographers to hurry as he began a busy day, claiming to feel ten years younger.
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Boston
James M. Curley
Boseton
Curley
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