UN General Assembly debates Chinese representation
The News reports the U N Assembly debate on whether to grant representation to the Chinese Communist government. A recent vote avoided tying Chinese representation to approval of the Iie program. British Delegate Younger doubted Russia seeks inclusion of the Chinese Communists in UN discussions. Separately, Prince Georges County Republicans pledge a new police chief after December 5, citing missteps by Maj. Ralph W. Brown, and a Detroit sewer explosion injures five workers with one seriously hurt during gas checks for a new water line.
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Kenneth Younger
United Nations
Younger
Russia
Washington
Prince Georges County
Ralph W. Brown
John R. Fletcher
Republican State Central Committee
Detroit
U N Rejects Russ Terms On Cooperation
New York November 20 The United Nations Assembly rejected Russia's terms for cooperation in Trygve Lie's 20 year peace plan. It adopted a nine power resolution for U N bodies to work on Lie's program with high level Security Council meetings. Malik charged Lie was ghost written. Lie denied it saying he wrote it with eight assistants. The assembly voted 51 in favor 5 Soviet bloc against and one National China abstained.
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Russia
Trygve Lie
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Lie
Security Council
U. S
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
U.S
China
Malik
Truman
Attlee
Stalin
Jacob A. Malik
U.S. State Department
Schroyer Not Guilty in Two Baltimore Cases
Schroyer is found not guilty of assault and battery on his sister in Frederick and exonerated of unauthorized use of an automobile in a dispute with his Baltimore sweetheart. Testimony from the sister Naomi Hauver and from Helen Redmond, who could not attend, shapes the outcome. Schreyer, who testified about the six month relationship and car ownership, says the arrest followed a heated quarrel at his sister’s home. Other defendants include Columbus Bryant, found technically guilty of assault and battery and fined. Further, Thomas Wood, colored, faces a $26.80 fine after a lengthy dispute involving a craps game and knives in two colored taverns.
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Alton Y. Bennett
Donald M. Schroyer
Baltimore
Naomi Hauver
Frederick
Helen Redmond
Columbus Bryant
West All Saints Street
Rosie Bryant
Thomas Wood
Washington
Smugglers and Disruptions Mark City Crime Row
A mixed report details fights between two men starting in a craps game at an All Saints Street rooming house, with forfeit collateral and multiple arrests for peace disturbance and intoxication. Ten-day jail terms issued for drunkenness, loitering and related charges. Separately, two alleged smugglers seized with gold strips hidden in shoes and luggage face federal action after planning to fly 150 pounds of gold to India, possibly linked to an international ring.
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Charles Diggs
Frederick
All Saints Street
Myra Ryan
Carl G. Ryan
Florence Toberg
Edith Frye
Raymond Frye
John Henry Gray
Sergt
Swomley
Twentey
Vernon Hoderick
Harry Jenkins
Robert E. Ledson
George Crummitt
Frank “Jake” Grove
Boost Haugh
Hoffman
John Boone
R. W. Zimmerman
Sergt. Swemley
New York
Brooklyn
United States
Frank J. Parker
la Guardia
India
47 Killed In Accidents In Maryland October
Maryland reports 47 deaths from traffic accidents in October with 2,436 reportable crashes. Rural fatalities totaled 33 across several counties while cities logged 14 deaths, including nine in Baltimore and single deaths in Bethesda, Brooklandville and other areas.
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Carroll
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Howard
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Wicomico
Bethesda
Brook
Pedestrian deaths drive Maryland traffic toll findings
Frederick, Hagerstown, and Silver Spring saw pedestrian fatalities among Maryland traffic deaths. Across Allegany and several counties, rural roads accounted for six more pedestrians. Nighttime risk varied by locale, but overall fatal accidents were twice as common at night as by day.
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Silver Spring
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Anne Arundel
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Cecil
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St. Mary's
New Program May Call For Sacrifices
Chicago reports Army Secretary Frank Pace Jr says partial mobilization could require sacrifices affecting daily life. Higher taxes, price and wage controls, material allocations may lower living standards for an indefinite period. He notes semi mobilization is painful but better than total war and mobilization. One of the world’s few puppy curtailments, factories in the U. S.
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Army
Frank Pace, Jr
America
Economic Club of
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