Truman not resigning despite Fulbright proposal
President Truman will not resign to install a Republican successor nor change the Constitution by executive action. A high government source says no responsible Republican would allow the president to name his successor, and Fulbright’s plan is dismissed as fantastic. Continued on page two.
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Truman
Sen J. William Fulbright
Ark
Fulbright
Senate
House
Martin
Joseph F. Guffey
Editorial urges Truman to name a Republican cabinet
The Washington Post argues in a piece titled President and His Dilemma that Truman should appoint a new cabinet of Republicans for all posts except the state department to reflect a biparty approach after the Republican landslide. It says resignation would not solve the crisis and Byrnes should remain as Democrat while others switch.
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Washington
State Department
INS
Washington Post
Truman
Byrnes
Daily Weather Report for United States
The 24 hour period ending at 9 n reports a maximum temperature of 63 and a minimum of 33 with .01 inches of precipitation. River stage is 4.5 feet. Year ago there was a maximum of 7 and a minimum of 0 with no precipitation.
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Unitead
Election Landslide Forces Truman to Choose Nation First
White House intimates say President Truman will prioritize national welfare over political futures, pursuing a middle path after a Republican landslide. He will advocate in Congress and veto where he disagrees, with possible but not definite cabinet or adviser changes.
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Washington
White House
Truman
House
Senate
Congress
Democratic National Committee
Robert E
Home Owners Hear Dr Seay at Lawrence County Meeting
Members of the Lawrence County branch of the National Home and Property Owners Foundation heard Dr Joseph W Seay executive vice president discuss Allegheny County association work at the monthly City Council Chambers gathering Wednesday. Dr Seay urged thorough tax reform to address inequitable burdens facing private property owners.
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Lawrence County
National Home and Property Owners Foundation
Joseph W. Seay
Property Owners Association of
Alegheny County
Allegheny County Association
Dr. Seay
Bernard H. Hook
OConor Appears Senate Winner In Maryland Race
Gov. Herbert R. OConor, Democrat, led with 237,846 votes to John Markey 235,391 after complete returns from all but two of Maryland's 1,330 precincts. OConor held a 1,955 vote edge.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Herbert R.o'connor
United States
Senate
O’conor
John Markey
Frederick
Markey
Lois Andrews Secret Bride Hidden Marriage Revealed
Hollywood reports Lois Andrews disclosed she secretly married actor Steve Brodie on October 14. It is Andrews third marriage, mother to a 5 year old by George Jessel, with a prior annulled union to David Street. The couple wed in Tijuana Mexico to tell Steve's Wichita parents first.
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Hollywood
Lois Andrews
Steve Brodie
Miss Andrews
George Jessel
David Street
Brodie
Lois
Steve
Wichita
Kaw
Tiajuana
Mexico
Youth Injured When Hit by Auto near Strauss Hirshberg Co
George Gilchrist eight year old son of Mr and Mrs George E Gilghrist of 130 Boyles avenue was treated at Jameson Memory hospital at 5 30 pm Wednesday for injuries after being struck by a passing automobile. He reportedly ran between two cars near the Strauss Hirshberg Co store when hit. He suffered a head contusion lip laceration and abdominal contusion.
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George Gilchrist
George E Gilghrist
Boyles Avenue
Jameson Memory Hospital
Strauss- Hirshberg Co
Truman Heads for Quick Recovery Amid White House Cold
President Truman is confined to his White House quarters with a head cold. Presidential Secretary Charles G Tuess says there is nothing serious, and Dr. Wallace Graham advised the stay. Truman plans to work from the executive offices at 4 p.m. and will receive Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov during a courtesy visit.
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Washington
Tis
Truman
White House
Charles G Tuess
Wallace Graham
Ross
Former Charleroi School Head Dies In Auto Crash
Thomas L. Pollock 64 former Charleroi Pa superintendent of schools died from injuries after his car struck a moving freight train at Midvale on Monday night. Brother Lewis Pollock 75 and Phoebe P Nelms 50 Cadiz Ohio were injured but expected to recover.
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INS
Thomas L. Pollock
Charleroi
Midvale
Lewis W. Pollock
Phoebe P Nelms
Cadiz
Vandenberg Sees Election Result Boost in U S Policy
Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg predicted a substantial improvement in American foreign policy following the election sweep. He told reporters in New York that overseas visitors had learned a telling lesson in American democracy and that the United States would speak with new authority.
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New York
Arthur H. Vandenberg
United States
Vandenberg
Detroit
Michigan Statesman
Bridget Waters Sentenced for Labor Day Slaying
Bridget Waters received a one to five year term for the Labor Day murder of her husband Frank Waters. Judge A S Henderson rejected a lesser charge and ordered immediate transit to Carson City State Prison. The Irish bride is parole eligible in ten months and her 11‑month‑old son Frank Jr. was placed in guardianship with Rev John J Lambe.
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Las Vegas
INS
Bridget Waters
Isband
Frank
Henderson
Nevada
Carson City
Frank, Jr
John J. Lambe
Hannegan Enters Hospital and Detroit Newspaper Shutdown
Postmaster General Robert E. Hannegan, head of the Democratic national committee, is admitted to Walter Reed hospital for a post election physical. doctors say he will stay several days though his condition is not serious. In Detroit, two afternoon papers The Times and The News halt publication as Times printers join a chapel meeting amid a union dispute affecting all three newspapers.
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Washington
Tmis
Robert FE
Hannegan
Democratic National Committee
Walter Reed Hospital
Ias
Arizona
Detroit
INS
The
Times
News
Local 16
International Typographical Union
Morning Free Press
Reds Parade But Stalin Is Absent
Army navy and air force contingents marched in Moscow Red Square for the October Revolution parade but Premier Joseph Stalin was absent from Lenin’s tomb ceremony. The Moscow radio reported leaders reviewed the marchers while Stalin declined to attend. The day included an order of the day in Stalin’s name by Gen. Bulganin and a massive armored procession led by Gen. Pavel Artemiev.
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London
Moscow
Red Square
Joseph Stalin
Moscow Radio
Communist Party
Lenin
Stalin
Nicolai Lenin
Pavel Artemiev
Leonid Govorov
Foreign Ministers hope for Trieste frontier breakthrough
The Council of Foreign Ministers expects Yugoslavia and Italy to propose a direct negotiated solution on Trieste and frontiers to the Big Four. Indirect encouragement came from Byrnes and Bevin referencing the South Tyrol pact between Austria and Italy. The council plans to discuss that agreement as a first agenda item in the next session.
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New York
Council of Foreign Ministers
Yugoslavia
Italy
Big Four
Frontiers
Trieste
Byrnes
Britain
Bevin
South Tyrol
Council
Community Chest campaign aims to hit 88800 total by Friday noon
Friday noon marks the deadline for the 1946 Community Chest with a final report meeting at The Castleton hotel. Chairman Howard B. Richards says workers report some contributions but a last minute rush is needed to reach the target. all workers urged to contact prospects and have reports ready.
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Community Chest
Castleton
Howard B. Richards
Governor Martin Expected to Complete Term in Harrisburg
Harrisburg November 7 Gov Edward Martin planned to finish his four year term ending January 21 rather than resign to become a U S senator elect Republican candidates increased Senate GOP to 51 seats Attorney General James Duff to be inaugurated January 21 Lt Gov John Bell would serve as acting governor if Martin resigns uncertainty about ruling out resignation persists in Harrisburg.typesetting
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Harrisburg
JINS
Edward Martin
U. S
Martin
Washington
GOP
Senate
U.S
Uuper Chamber
James H. Duff
John S. Bell
Wrynnewood
Duff
Eight Die In Plane Crash Near Hamm Westphalia
Eight persons including four crew members and four passengers were killed when a Germany-Scotland airliner struck a chimney at a colliery near Hamm Westphalia. The crash occurred as the plane traveled from southern Germany to Scotland, with Reuters reporting from Herford.
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London
INS
Hamm
Westphalia
Reuters
Herford
Scotland
Germany
Molotov to Call on Truman in Washington
Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov will visit President Truman at 4pm EST today. Observers see no political significance in the call though it accompanies his presence as guest of honor at the Soviet embassy reception commemorating the 1917 October Revolution.
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Washington
Molotov
Truman
Communist Party
Russia
White House
Moscow
New York
Mcorgnito
Senator Fulbright denies Truman resignation gag
Senator J William Fulbright of Arkansas arrived in Philadelphia denying he originated the suggestion that President Truman resign after the election of a Republican controlled Congress He said he would approve such action by the president and noted the remark began as a gag among capital reporters in Philadelphia after a stop at Bryn Mawr.
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J. William Fulbright
Ark
Philadelphia
Truman
Congress
Fulbright
Washington
Sryn Mawr
Capital
Runaway GOP Victory Shocks Pennsylvania in 1930s Election
In Philadelphia on election day the GOP swept Pennsylvania, with U S Senator elect Edward Martin winning by about 604 000 votes and Governor elect James H Duff around 553 000. Brig Gen Daniel B Strickler secured roughly 675 000 votes for lieutenant governor while William S Livenwood Jr trailed by over 90 000. Martin said he would not resign to be sworn in January 6 as the Senate organized.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
GOP
Edwin S. Bowers
Paycette
James H. Duff
Martin
Senate
Daniel B. Strickler
Secretary of Internal Affairs
William S. Livenwood, Jr
Center U P Pastor Resigns Charge
Rev B M Wallace pastor of Center U P church for over nine years resigns to accept the call at Robinson Run U P church in McDonald PA. The Wallaces were active in community affairs and church life with Mrs Wallace serving as Energy W C T U president and teaching in multiple schools. They have three daughters.
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B. M. Wallace
Robinson Run
U. P. Church of
McDonald
Center U. P
Horve Fairview
Rural Hill
Aiken
Timorene Wallace
Holme
New Daughter Has Nine Grandparents
Sharon Lee Patton, born at New Castle hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Robert I Patton, arrives with nine living grandparents. She is the thirteenth great grandchild of Mr and Mrs J E Patton. Grandparents listed include H H Smith and spouse, Mary Ellen Lawrence, William Patton and spouse, Pearl Yard, J E Patton and spouse, and Albert Smith of Shippendale, Pa.
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Sharon Lee Patton
Robert I Patton
Franklin Avenue
New Castle Hospital
Sharon Lee
J. E. Patton
Chestnut Street
H. H. Smith
Dewey Avenue
Mary Ellen Lawrence
Loraine Avenue
William Patton
Pearl Yard
Albert Smith
Shippendale
Deaths recorded in the Thursday notice
Samuel L. Clark age 60 of 430 Crowin Avenue passed away. Infant David Dwight Miller of 409 Hillcrest Avenue is also listed in the death record.
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Samuel L. Clark
Crowin Avenue
David Dwight Miller
Hillcrest Avenue
Policy Leaders Of Republicans Meet Next Week
Republican policy leaders in Washington will meet on November 14 to outline a program for the 86th Congress. The plan centers on labor legislation and tax reductions, with Taft likely to lead the Senate majority. Hartley seeks remedial labor laws to curb violence and link labor duties to management obligations as a Wan er act overhaul looms.
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Washington
Congress
Louse
Senate
Agencie
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Truman
Sen
Ball R. Minn
Sch
Rep
Hartley
House Labor Committee
International News Service
Republican Congress
Far Reaching Policy On Mandates Outlined
At Lake Success New York November 7 United States outline a trusteeship policy for mandated territories to bar Soviet veto power over Pacific islands. John Foster Dulles said a two thirds General Assembly vote can place a territory under trusteeship without neighbor consultation. Police stopped burglars at Fischler Plumbing after workmen found a door panel removed in the early morning caper.
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N. Y
United States
Tocar
Soviet Union
Pacific
John Foster Dulles
United Nations Trusteeship Committee
General Assembly
Thompson and
Tewell
Fischler Plumbing Company
North Shenango Street
Football fans note fading glory and rising crowds
The column laments worn glamour in football with shifting sports attention to basketball hockey and other contests as the Army faces uncertain results this week amid changing weather.
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