Truman Defends Free Nations in Independence Speech
President Truman told a crowd at Independence Memorial Auditorium that free nations will prevail against Communist imperialism. He linked events in Korea with Chinese forces and said allies must oppose aggression with strength while expanding defenses. The talk, arranged with Secretary Acheson by telephone, was broadcast to about sixty countries.
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Manichuria
State Acheson
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Annecy
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Democratic ticket urged at luncheon amid world peace vow
At a luncheon in San Diego, a speaker pressed for the straight Democratic ticket while stressing long term world peace obligations. He hoped to speak individually to attendees and persuade each to back the party. The talk followed mention of international developments. Also noted was an earthquake felt in San Diego at 12:86 p m PST, lasting about 30 seconds with center ~30 miles away. An anniversaries list referenced several notable figures with birth and death dates.
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Latter Day Saints
San Diego
Calif
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Washington Times Herald History and Birthdays Brief
Today in History notes 1805 Lewis and Clark reach the Pacific and 1811 Tecumseh battle. Birthdays include Chester I Barnard, Efrem Kurtz, Margaret Leech, Dr Paul F Douglas, Dr Harold G Moulton, and Deane Davis among others. Also mentions past events from 1929 stock market quip and 1942 North Africa landings.
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Columbia River
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Ind
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Tecumseh
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Alton
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Woodrow Wilson
Charles Evans Hughes
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Lenin
Russia
Wall Street
California
North Africa
Roosevelt
Chester I. Barnard
Rockefeller Foundation
New York
Malden
Mass
Robert Tt. Doughton
Laurel Springs
N. C
Efrem Kurtz
Houston, Tex
Symphony Orchestra
Margaret K. Leech
Ralph Pulitzer
Newburgh
N.Y
Paul F. Dougla
The
American University
Washington
Corinth
Harold G. Moulton
Brookings Institution
Lesley
Mich
Deane
Davis
National Life Insurance Co
Montpelier
East Barre
Labor WIns Against Censure Over Housing Plan Vote
London November 6 Labor Government defeats an opposition censure motion on its housing program by 12 votes in the House of Commons. The tally was 300 to 288, proposed by Winston Churchill's Conservatives and marks the first Commons division since the February general election that gave Labor a slim majority. In Puerto Rico Avi Dia sponsors a public fund drive for Puerto Rican children to aid the widow of Pvt. Leslie Coffell, the White House Guard killed by Puerto Rican killers last Wednesday.
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London
House of Commons
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Wisnow
Foxes Abound on Aleutian Islands Reported
Lufburrow notes foxes on the Aleutian Islands as autumn colors appear and urges readers to view the seasonal display. The piece invites the public to observe nature’s beauty and emphasizes timely viewing.
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N. A. Lufburrow
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