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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1948

Page

7

Anniversaries and Birthdays in American History

Notable births and anniversaries listed for Joseph Ellicott Frances Miriam Whitcher Crawford W Long Israel C White William Merritt Chase Stephen Crane and others with Today in History events fromStamp Act to coal strikes and Birthdays of Dr John F Fulton George Fink Sholem Asch Louis Dublin Grantland Rice indicating diverse historical figures and dates

Joseph Ellicott Holland Purchase Weston New York Buffalo Bucks County Frances Miriam Whitcher Whiteboro N. Y Crawford W. Long Georgia Morton Danielsville Israel C. White West Virginia Monongalia County W. Va William Merritt Chase New York Franklin County Ind Boston Adams Express Lucien Galtier Saint Paul St. Paul Minn United States U. S. Signal Corps Albert J. Myer Spain Philippines Germany Roosevelt Truman Council of Economic Advisers John F. Fulton Yale St Paul George R. Fink National Steel Brackenridge Sholem Asch Stamford Conn Poland Louis I Dublin The Metropolitan Life Insurance Co Lithuania Grantland Rice

Notable American Publishers and Editors Born in 19th Century

A compact notice lists profiles of prominent editors and publishers with birthplaces and ages, including Dr. Ben M. Cherrington of the University of Denver and Merle Thorpe of Washington, D. C. It mentions Elias Boddy in Los Angeles and George J. Hecht of New York, noting their origins and ages. The piece also offers a horoscope on today’s disposition and notes high milk can sales in the United States.

Murfreesboro Tenn Ben M. Cherrington University of Denver Gibbon Nebr Merle Thorpe Washington, D. C The Nation Busines Brimfield George J. Hecht New York Parents’ Magazine Elias Manchester Boddy Los Angeles Lake Tapps Wash Heroscope

American official killed by Russians in Vienna zone

An American Marshall Plan official Irving Ross, special assistant to Westmore Wilcox, was beaten to death in the Soviet zone of Vienna. A girl companion, also beaten, said four Russian soldiers were to blame. she is hospitalized with a skull fracture. Ross’s body was found in an abandoned car. his family lies in East Hardwick. Iranian border clashes reported with one Iranian dead.

Vienna Austria Marshall Plan G Irl Irving Ross Westmore Wilcox Economic Cooperation Administration East Hardwick VL Ross Ross Teheran Iran

One Killed In Crash In Hampton Roads

A fog shrouded collision in Hampton Roads between the passenger steamer District of Columbia and the tanker Georgia left one dead and three injured, none seriously. The dead passenger was Marion E. McWhorter, 24, a Bureau of Labor Statistics field representative in Washington, with addresses listed as Tifton Georgia and Atlanta Georgia. An older reference notes an automatic bottle making machine was invented in 1903.

Norfolk District of Columbia Georgia Hampton Roads Leon Nowitzky Marion E. McWhorter Bureau of Labor Statistics Labor Department Washington North Ridge Ave Tifton Peachtree Street Atlanta

Elder Statesman Role Is Dropped By Stalin

Washington reports that the aged statesman role attributed to Western leaders appears dismissed by Stalin. Observers cite charges against Stalin and imply a shift in power dynamics in Russia as experts weigh the depiction.

Stalin Washington Russia Ing America Sud Britain

Stalin image shift may affect West Russia ties

Pravda reports a possible softening in Stalin’s public persona but experts doubt it signals improved Western relations. In other news, economist Bassie argues wage and cost of living pressures won’t cause a recession amid tight credit and ongoing restrictions on investment and government spending. Chiang Kai Shek warns Communist gains in Manchuria risk a new world war as Mukden’s position becomes critical.

Communist Party Pravda Stalin Russia New York The New-York Herald Tribune Peiping Chiang Kai- Shek Manchuria Mukden

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