Red Delegate Urges U N Accord Amid Global Walkouts
The article reports Andrei Vishinsky urging United Nations cooperation as he arrives for the fourth general assembly. It notes mixed reactions to Britain’s pound devaluation, Canada joining in, and importers facing losses from holding inventory valued at the old rate.
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U.N
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Vishinsky
United Nation
New York
United Nations
Stalin
General Assembly
Britain
Canada
Postwar Industry Standoff Deepens As UAW Ford Steel Face Strike
Amid a broad downturn in major sectors Truman takes heat over steel disputes as four days remain before a potential strike. UAW seeks presidential board recommendations for a welfare fund while steelmakers push no binding findings and propose a ten cent per hour pension plan. General Henry Arnold warns Russia fears long range air power and atomic capability, stressing air force leverage in global balance.
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U.S
Truman
Cyrus Ching
UAW
Henry H. Arnold
Russia
Arnold
Siberia
Japan
Germany
Moscow
Vandenberg backs 1.33 billion arms bill as peace insurance
Sen. Arthur Vandenberg champions a 1.33 billion arms aid package as bargain policy for peace and national defense. He calls the plan life and fire insurance against Communist aggression and argues it aligns with the North Atlantic pact obligations. He says European weaknesses can be overcome and that arms to Europe won t spark an arms race.
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Arthur Vandanberg
Mich
Vandenberg
Senate
U.S
Europe
Romulo Elected President of Fourth UN General Assembly
Brig. Gen. Carlos P. Romulo of the Philippines won the presidency over Soviet bloc opposition in a secret ballot. The new leader urged a true peace assembly and international cooperation, while Yugoslavia reportedly voted against the Soviet bloc. The move signals potential friction with Moscow in debates ahead.
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Carlos P. Romulo
Philippine Islands
United Nations General Assembly
Romulu
Yugoslavia
Paris
Vishinsky
Fire Hazards and Fire Prevention Week Urges Farmer Action
The National Fire Protection Association warns fire hazards persist in farm homes and structures during Fire Prevention Week October 9 to 15. It cites 11 000 people burned in fires last year and calls for steps such as inspecting wiring, wetting down dry roofs, checking heating plants and chimneys, and protecting main buildings with lightning rods.
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National Fire Protection Association
Association
NFPA
Marshall Plan Funds Aid Europe Health Drive
Critics found little fault with a phase of the Marshall plan as ECA officials in Paris disclosed that US aid under the European recovery program supplied new laboratory and hospital equipment and medical supplies. Penicillin streptomycin radium and other medicines were deployed to fight war spawned disease and malnutrition.
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United States
Europe
ECA
Paris
Economic Cooperation Administration
RAILROADS BOARD REJECTS DEMAND FOR SECOND FIREMAN
The presidential emergency board ruled that the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen demand for a second fireman on diesel locomotives is out of line. The board stated there is no need for an extra fireman on now in use diesel engines.
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Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Presidential Emergency Board
Carson Confirmed to Federal Trade Commission
John J. Carson, a Truman appointee and former newsman aged 59, was confirmed to the Federal Trade Commission by the Senate 45 to 25 amid Republican opposition over his economic views and perceived lack of sympathy for the free enterprise system.
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Carson
John J. Carson
Senate
Federal Trade Commission
Truman
Trains Turn into Theatrical Stops Amid Busy Urban Rail
A fragmentary piece depicts rail stations in large cities turning to entertainment with disk jockeys and news items between train calls. Passengers chase information at crowded booths while attendants juggle music requests and travel queries amid noisy platforms.
Sammy Kaye Leads College Band To National Air Show Fame
Sammy Kaye with his college formed group gained national attention for his "sawing and sway" style and the Sunday Serenade program. He plans a new show featuring a woman named Mary later this year while ABC airs Sam Kaye's Showroom with crisp pop songs. RKO buys Two Tickets to Broadway as it returns to big musicals with Astaire Rogers legacy. Ralph Edwards crowned Mr Celebritie at a tie industry event with 1,200 manufacturers attending.
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Wren Sammy Kaye
Sammy Kaye
ABC
RKO
Astaire-Rogers
Ralph Edwards
Bob Hope
New Deputy Faces Vigilante Climate in Roaring River Valley
In the Roaring River Valley a cautious meeting at the Paradise Saloon ponders vigilante action against cattle rustlers. Vic Stuart arrives as the new deputy sheriff with plans to outsmart rustlers, while rancher Mark Raoul questions the deputy’s approach and seeks numbers for a possible operation.
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Paradise
Mark Raoul
Arizona
Rex Rupert
Mark
Vic Stuart
Committee of Welcome
Rex
Vic
Raoul
Vic Stuart Leads Raid Against Rustlers in Hidden Valley
Vic Stuart arrives with a masked leader to confront rustlers in a canyon battle. Rex’s party, guided by R TM, encircles the area and charges a herd of cattle hidden in a valley as rustlers scatter after a brief resistance.
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Rex
Vic
Vic Stuart
Water and rustlers reveal Mark Raoni identity
Rex and his riders confront rustlers. Vic boasts of using a forked hazel stick to locate water and directs the group toward Roaring River, claiming expertise in finding water. Mark Raoni is unmasked as the leader.
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Rex
Mark Raoni
Vic
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues Messy Text
Across clues numbered and jumbled list of definitions many garbled figures and mis-spaced letters. Includes garden amphibian hawaiian dance and other standard crossword items with multiple errors and misaligned digits. Down clues mix in with across items and several nonstandard names appear within the ill-formatted OCR.
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Pennsylvania
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