Peace Conference Nears Final Phase of Italian Treaty
The Paris peace conference adopted the preamble to the Italian settlement amid Yugoslav abstention and quick passage of articles one and two. Molotov attacked the draft as undemocratic, calling for Trieste to be governed by a freely elected authority and criticizing foreign rule under Anglo American control. Voting on the draft was set for 4 p.m. with a night session planned.
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Paris
Yugoslavia
V. M. Molotov
Trieste
Adriatic
Molotov
Italian Political Commission
A. D. McIntosh
New Zealand
Jacques Fouques Duparc
Soviet Union
Free State
Critique of Wagner Act From a World War II Vet Perspective
WESTBROOK PEGLER argues the 1936 Wagner Act created serfdom under union masters. He claims adults misjudged its aim and that Congress lacked power to regulate intra state employer relations, alleging a fascist twist to justify boosting union power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wagner
Roosevelt
Congress
Labor Outlook Shows Mixed Labor Settlement Signals
Improvements in U S labor disputes emerged as Pontiac Michigan and Warren Ohio settled municipal and transit issues. In Pontiac 400 of 800 workers returned after a 42 day strike for a 12.59 monthly raise while Warren saw transit resume after a court injunction limited picketing. Pittsburgh talks continued over a 20 percent wage demand as Duquesne Light and the union faced federal conciliators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh Power
Pontiac
Mich
Warren
Ohio
Ohio City
Mack Truck Co
C. I. O. United Public Workers
Water and
Warren Transportation Company
Ohio Public Service Co
Niles
Pittsburgh
Duquesne Light Co
Oregon Man Returns From Legal Dead After Estate Claim
Henry W. Hagemann, once declared legally dead in 1931 after seven years in Alaska, has decided to reclaim life to inherit from his stepmother aunt’s estate worth about $15 000. Leonard Lindas, administrator, says his possible share could be $1 000 to $2 000.
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Oregon City
Ore
Henry W. Hagemann
Alaska
T Hagemann
Leonard Lindas
Hagemann
Sre
Insult Denial By UNRRA Chief La Guardia
UNRRA director general Fiorello H. La Guardia rejected claims he insulted Congress by citing worker immunity. House surplus property committee chair William Slaughter accused him of impudence. La Guardia asked readers to judge the language as non offensive. Continues on page eight.
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Washington
Fiorello H. la Guardia
UNRRA
Congress
Slaughter
Missouri
House
la Guardia
International Relief Organization
Louis Swinson
Grand jury to hear Garsson case question May D Ky
Washington moves to present the Garsson case to a federal grand jury beginning tomorrow. Senator Brewster urges May to testify publicly, citing wartime munitions investigations and May’s role as House military committee chairman. The probe relies on FBI findings developed from Senate hearings.
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Washington
May
Tom Clark
Garsson
Bolitha J. Laws
District of Columbia Court
Clark
William A. Paisley
Isaiah Matlack
Senate
Brewster
House Military Committee
Maine
Senate Committee
Shortages of Key Living Items Hit 45 Cities
A survey across 45 cities shows widespread shortages of meat soap sugar and toilet tissue with several regions reporting items off shelves under the counter or limited to favored shoppers. Boise Idaho stands out with no beef sugar or butter shortage though some pork cuts scarce and a broken case limited soap and shortening supply.
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Associated Press
Jacksonville
Fla
Milwaukee
Boise
Idaho
Food Mart
Two More Boys Die After Crash at Dutch School
In Aercdoorn, Holland, Oct 9, two more boys died from injuries after a plane struck a school and caused a gym fire. Total deaths reach 23, including 21 boys, the pilot, and his mother who died of a heart attack. Two boys survive unharmed, several remain critical, and a mass funeral is planned for Friday with only parents and pupils attending.
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Apecdoorn
Holland
Racial strife grips three Mississippi counties
In Laurel Willie Magee a Negro seeks a venue change for a second rape trial. In Lexington the Holmes County grand jury weighs charges against five white men tied to a Negro farmhand flogging death. In Raleigh plans unfold for trials of three Negroes and a white man on assault with intent to kill after a gunbattle that wounded four white deputies. grand jury to meet October 28 with no preliminary hearing.
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Jackson
Miss
Laurel
Willie Magee
Lexington
Holmes County Grand
Big Lake
Raleigh
Sullivan's Hollow
Release of Franz von Papen Jr from Dachau
Franz von Papen Jr., son of the acquitted Nazi diplomat, was released from Dachau and moved from prisoner of war status. He had served as assistant counsel for his father and returned to prisoner status after the war crimes trial ended. The elder Von Papen remains in Nuernberg jail.
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Muernberg
Franz von Papen, Jr
Dachau
von Papen
Nuernberg
Warren Denies He Is Candidate for 1948 Nomination
Governor Earl Warren of California asserts he is not a candidate for the 1948 presidential race and asks friends to stop promoting him. California GOP leaders back a possible dark horse role at the national convention, despite his current double party nomination for re election.
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Sacramento
Calif
Earl Warren
California
Warren
Henry R. Schmidt
Archie Brown
Oregon
Utah
New Mexico
Arizona
Goering Brokenly Awaiting Hangman
Nuernberg Oct 9 Major Frederick Teich says Hermann Goering, once brash in public, has collapsed under hanging awaiting fate. He sobbed after seeing wife and now lies despondent in his cell. Teich notes other condemned men show resignation while Raeder grieves over his missing wife.
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Nuernberg
Frederick Teich
Hermann Goering
Goering
Teich
Reichsmarshal
Erich Raeder
Berlin
Red Sox blank Cardinals 4 0 to seize series lead
Boston rookie Boo Ferriss pitched a six hit shutout as the Red Sox defeated the St. Louis Cardinals 4 0 at Fenway Park to go ahead two games to one. Jim DiMaggio and Dom DiMaggio provided early power with a three run first inning.
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Fenway Park
Boston
Boston Red Sox
St. Louis Cardinals
Boo” Ferris
Cardinals
Joe Cronin
Dave
Boo) Ferriss
Eddie Dyer
Murry Dickson
Ferriss
Air Force
Dickson
Moses
Moore
Pesky
Musial
DiMaggio
Slaughter
F. Williams
Kurowski
York
Garagiola
C. Doerr
Walker
If. Higgins
Marion
H. Wagner
C. Dickson
Luniday
Barlick
Berry
Ballanfant
Hubbard
Schoendienst
Doerr
Higgins
Red Sox
Williams
Ted
Yorl
Bitter Political Charges Mark Meat Shortage Debate
Washington reports show Sen Pepper Florida and Sen Mead New York urging swift action to relieve the meat shortage as President Truman reviews the issue. Officials warn of scarce meat while 24 industries seek relief from price controls and UNRRA notes limited meat shipments abroad.
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Washington
OPA
Senate
Truman
Pepper
Florida
Congress
White House
Charles G. Ross
Mead
New York
Agriculture Department
World girdling B 29 flight faces State Department approval
Washington observers report final approval hinges on diplomatic implications of a globe encircling B 29 mission to Cairo India and the Pacific. Officials fear signals to Russia and seek to avoid sword rattling while weighing the plan's timing and political impact. The proposal could reach President Truman for decision as Undersecretary Symington pushes the air force project.
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Washington
State Department
Army Air Forces
United States
Russia
Byrnes
Henry A. Wallace
W. Stuart Symington
Cairo
India
Pacific
Symington
Truman
Navy
Monroe City Considers Major Drainage Bond Issues
Sherrouse P. T. A. Study Group at College Place Baptist Church discussed two bond proposals for sewerage and drainage described as the biggest in Monroo. City leaders and planners outlined a $750,000 bond issue to fund a city-wide program, with broad expectations for school and fire protections tied to the projects.
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Monroo
Sherrouse
Sherrouse Grammar School
S. L. Digby
City of Monroe
W. D. H. Rodriguez
C. R. Tidwell
R. F. Seiler
Sherrouse Group
Digby
City rejects bids on two Monroe projects
Bids opened in a Wednesday special session were deemed too high and will be referred back to Burns and McDonald with City Engineer W. J. Neel and Commissioner W. D. H. Rodriguez for analysis. Bid options included street lighting from C W Nussbaum Electric Co and others and a 1000 kVA transformer from Westinghouse, Standard Transformer, and General Electric with varying underground and overhead prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Commission Council
Burns and McDonald
W. J. Neel
W. D. H. Rodriguez
C. W. Nussbaum Electric Co
New Orleans
Electric Shop, Inc
Baton Rouge
W. C. Salley
EVA
Westinghouse Electric Co
Kine
Standard
Warren, C
General Electric Co
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Westbrook
Pegler
Edgewater Park
William D. Townsend
Olla
R. V. Collie
Spring Hope
N. C
William Bucke
Muskogee
Okla
Henry Dowling
Atlanta
J. W. Moore
Selma
Ala
William J. Deal
Little Rock
Ark
W. W. Alexander
Rock Hill
S. C
James Walton
Biloxi
Mississippi
Franz von Papen
Homer
Justice Department
Department
Ross
Fiorello J. la Guardia
Frank J. Lausche
Lausche
Democrat
Rep. Halleck
R-Ind
Congressional Campaign Committee
Chicago
National Association of Retail Grocers
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