New Methods Of War To Be Called Crime
Russia warned at the United Nations Social Committee that waging new methods of warfare would be an international crime. Alexe Pavlov stated Russia would treat any future use of the atom bomb as an emotional crime on par with Nazi atrocities. The committee adopted Article Nine by 42 to 1 with two abstentions, guaranteeing innocent trial and defense rights, while rejecting a Soviet amendment on public morality and national security.
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Paris
Russia
Alexe
Pavlov
United Nations Social Committee
Rusa
Nueroberg
Nuernberg
Two Thirds Of Dailies Endorsing Dewey In 1948 Race
New York reporting that Thomas E Dewey Republican nominee is backed by 771 dailies, 63.17 percent of papers, according to a trade poll. Truman has 182 papers, 15.38 percent. Dewey's supporters control about 78.55 percent of total circulation. Thurmond and Wallace receive smaller shares.
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New York
Thomas E Dewey
Truman
Dewey
I Strom Thurmond
Natches
Henry Wallace
Progressive Party
Threewspapers
Roosevelt
Hagerstown Labor Law Suit Dismissed
The first Taft Hartley Act damage case in Maryland was dismissed by agreement of both sides. Colonal Hardwood Flooring Co of Hagerstown had charged the International Union of United Furniture Workers and its local with a union work stoppage in 1937 and sought $90,000 damages and an injunction plus claims of a secondary boycott. The case had been set for November 2 before Federal Judge Wo Calvin Chesnut. the dismissal carried no explanation. The union had said it would appeal, but no appeal was filed after the Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed Chesnut's ruling.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Wo Calvin Chesnut
Chesnut
Circuit Court of Appeals
Army top level reorganization announced for peace time operations
Secretary Royall outlined a broad reorganization effective November 15 creating a vice chief of staff post. General Lawton Collins named to this role as Bradley conducts field inspections. The shift places the Army between wartime and peacetime structures, with procurement and logistics reassigned under new offices and the secretary overseeing overall alignment with other services.
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Washington
P—Army
Royall
Ger J. Lawton Collins
Cir
Omei Stantey Royall
Collins
Bradley
Army
Air Force
Navy
Gordon Gray
William H Draper
Army reorganizes logistics and plans operations command
Changes group seven technics services under the director of logistics rather than separate commands. A new deputy for administration will be Lt Gen Wade H. Maislip, while Lt Gen Albert C. Wedemeyer remains as deputy for plans and combat operations. The Army speaks of reaching wartime strength as 639000. Eighty eighteen year old volunteers will stay in country.
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Signal and Medical Corps
Logistics
Undee
Wade Ho Maislip
Lir
Albert C Wedemeyer
Consolus
Counry
Missing Diamond Found After College Game Grass Search
Bernard R Baumgardner and his son searched McCurdy Field after Mount St Marys College beat Catholic U 31 to 0. While locating a dropped penny with Officer Stup and Austin Angleberger they found the missing diamond setting in the grass near the seating.
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Bernard R Baumgardner
West Patrick Street
Mount St Marys College
Catholic U O
McCurdy Field
Bernard R. Baumgardner
Douglas Stup
Austin E. Angleberger
Amirs Baumgardner
Polls Become Political Force in Last Campaign Week
The Associated Press reports presidential polls grew as a political factor in the final campaign days. President Truman labeled polls as sleeping pills while Sen. J Howard McGrath urged Gallup to adjust results to reveal the truth. Gallup said answers would come Tuesday as Dewey leads in 31 states with strong margins in 19.
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Associated Press
Truman
Cleveland
J. Howard McGrath
Merit
George Gallup
Gallup
Thomas E. Dewey
McGrath
Dewey Mer Trureau
Fortune Magazine
Dewey
Newspaper polls show Dewey leading in multiple papers tests
Elmo Roper conducts presidential poll summaries. Cleveland Plain Dealer favors Dewey with 54 percent to Truman 39 and Wallace 7. Chicago Tribune straw poll shows Dewey leading. Chicago Sun-Times backs Truman with Chicago counts and suburban results. New York Daily News reports statewide Dewey lead with 49.2 percent to Truman 44.2 and Wallace 6.6.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Dewey
Opnion ‘Pol
Cleveland
Fruman
Wallace
Chicago Tribune
Illinois
Truman
Chicago
Chicago Sun-Times
Trumans
Downstate
Linois
Fort Lauderdale
Fia
Daily News
Thurmond
New York Daily News
Five hurt as car overturns en route to Urbana game
Seven people including four youths and three girls escaped serious injury when their car left Route 249 at Bennetts Creek south of Urbana and turned over twice. Several were taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital and Camp Detrick for treatment with one later transferred toward Bethesda. Authorities identified the occupants as Roy Turner Paul Mehale Percy Moore Jo Trawmer Mary O Connell Bert Birdsoot Theresa Noone and trainer, noting possible force from a southbound vehicle.
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Rodney
Unionville
Frederick Junction
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Melvin Snyder
Richard A Myers
Toms
McCurdy Field
Bennett's Creek
Urbana
Camp Detrick Hospital
Naval Hospital
Bethesda
Walter K. Say
Roy David Turner
Naval Receiving Station
Anacostia DC
Jread
Paul Mehale
Naval Go Factory
Washington
Percy Moore
Naval Sun Factory
Jo Trawmer
Naval
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Mary O'Connell
Bert Birdsoot
Theresa Noone
18Th Street
N. W
Witon
Camp Detrick
Beth |Sliss
Richard A. Myers
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