Truman Hits Reaction Opens Drive for Fair Deal Democrats
En route to Washington President Truman attacked reactionaries and vested interests as he opened the 1950 campaign. He told coast to coast listeners the public will speak even more clearly next year for his liberal program. Thousands in St Paul and Minneapolis welcomed him on Truman Day as he pressed expansion of social welfare and civil rights.
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Truman
Washington
Upper Midwest
St. Paul
Minnesota
St. .Paul
Minneapolis
Chicago
Paul Douglas
Jefferson
L A Store Sales Surge in San Antonio
Dept store sales in San Antonio rose 46 percent for the last week from a year earlier, per the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas. San Antonio led Texas, with Ft Worth up 2 percent while Houston fell 4 percent and Dallas 1 percent. For the four weeks ending Oct 28, San Antonio averaged a 10 percent rise, Ft Worth down 68 percent, Dallas down 7 percent, and Houston down 14 percent.
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San Antonio
Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas
Texas
Ft. Worth
Houston
Dallas
Retail trade nudged up in patches despite steady totals
Pi Coole weather in New York on November 4 helped mild gains in U S retail trade this week according to Dun and Bradstreet but the national volume was essentially unchanged.
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Toe Nation
New York
Dun & Bradstreet
Barkley aide Hospitalized in St Louis Illness
Mrs. Carleton Hadley, a vice president aide, is reported in St. Luke's hospital in St Louis with a mild influenza like illness. Proceedings note Barkley connection as a vice president aide.
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Barkley
St, Louis
Carleton &, Hadley
St. Luke's Hospital
Mercury Jump Weather Report
The forecast says temperatures will inch toward 80 degrees with a high around 78 on Friday following Thursday’s 73. Saturday’s low is expected to be 46 with fair skies and light to gentle winds.
Texas to Get Tidelands Rent
Texas will collect delay rentals on 315 oil leases covering 389,355 acres in the Gulf of Mexico despite a federal lawsuit over control. Attorney General Daniel advised Land Commissioner Bascom Giles that the state is entitled to the rentals.
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Austin
Moy
INS
Texas
Atty
Gen
Daniel
Bascom Giles
Gulf of Mexico
Catholics Warn Clergy Over Antistate Activities
In Prague on November 4, Czechoslovakia's Communist President Klement Gottwald warned Roman Catholic leaders to curb antistate political activities if peace between church and state is to continue. The Catholic hierarchy had last week yielded to government pressure, telling priests to comply with the new church control law with reservations.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Klement Gottwald
Menarchy
Telephone Tap Troubles Tommy Manville Ad
New York man Manville, known for marriage, placed a full page ad in the New York Herald Tribune offering a $5000 reward to prove his telephones are tapped. He says attempts to clear lines failed, repairs were made, numbers changed, and clicks persisted. The ad appeared as reports noted ongoing tapping concerns.
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New York
Tommy Manville
New York Herald Tribune
Manville
Ching and Lewis Plan Mediation Talks Over Coal Strike
Federal mediation chief Ching arranged a meeting with John L. Lewis to push for a settlement with soft coal operators. Lewis offered to negotiate in Chicago for Illinois and Indiana mines, with possible joint talks including operators next in Washington. An Illinois wage deal for 40000 miners was proposed if Indiana talks fail.
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Cyrus’ S. Ching
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Chicago
Ilinois
Indiana
Ching
Soft Owl
Washington
Adlai Stevenson
Illnois
Illinois
Stevenson
Coal
Truman
White House
Chicago Tribune
the Tribune
Lewis T
John Ley
U S Arms Embargo Extends To World In Russia Move
Washington nov 4 ap the government imposes rigid controls on shipments of strategic goods worldwide to prevent reshipments to the Soviet bloc Communist China and Latin America The scope extends beyond Europe as Canada remains largely exempt and licensing for military materials stays with the state department The rule aims to avert future reshipment difficulties amid wartime measures and covers industrial items that could boost war potential.
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Washington
Soviet Bloc
China
Latin America
Canada
Balkans Endangered by Aid to Greek Guerrillas
LAKE SUCCESS November 4 The U S political committee approved overwhelmingly a resolution declaring Albania and Bulgaria endanger peace in the Balkans by aiding Greek guerrillas. The vote was 33 to 6 with 2 abstentions. It calls on Albania and Bulgaria to stop support for the Communist led guerrillas. Yugoslavia Russia and four satellites voted against. India and Israel abstained.
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Sritai
China
Australia
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Bungaria
Yugoslavia
Russia
India
Israel
Third Brush Fire Strikes Near Rose Bowl in Pasadena
In 95 to 98 degree heat, a third brush fire in a week burned about 100 acres in the Flint Ridge Hills near the Rose Bowl. Some 150 students and teachers from Sacred Heart Academy were evacuated as flames neared the Catholic girls school.
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Pasadena
Call
Weng Thremen
California
Flintridge Hills
Rose Bowl
Sacred Heart Academy
Catholic Girls School
Harlem unrest after Communist leaders freed on bail
Extra police rushed to Harlem as a two hour riot erupted following the bail release of 11 convicted Communist leaders. At least seven injured, including six officers, as crowds clashed with police while celebrations and debris flew from buildings. The bail was set at 260000 with appeals and bond disputes ongoing.
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New York
INS
Harlem
Benjamin J. Davia Jr
U. S
Ten Die as B29 Crashes at Sea Near Bermuda
A B29 Superfortress from Kindley Field crashed into the sea one mile off Bermuda after an engine failure. Ten of 13 airmen were killed, four crew jumped and one died of burns. three survivors were hospitalized with minor injuries. Bermuda witnesses heard screams as flames raged on the burning aircraft.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
U. S
Crash Kills Cotton Picker Near Barksdale
SHREVEPORT November 4. An Air Force C82 Flying Boxcar crash landed about six miles from Barksdale field today, killing a negro cotton picker and injuring another picker and a crew member. Eight others aboard the plane were treated for minor cuts and bruises.
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Shreveport
Air Force
Barksdale Field
Foreign ministers plan Paris talks on German issue
Washington reports ten foreign ministers from the United States France and Britain will meet in Paris next week to discuss German problems. British fears of Western powers drifting apart on policy accompany the upcoming talks. In Iran, Soviet forays provoke further strains as Russian troops clash with Iranian forces briefly before withdrawal.
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Washington
U.S
France
Britain
Paris
Tropical storm fades in Caribbean after brief fury
A small tropical storm in the Caribbean Sea weakened and dissipated after moving over Honduras. Forecasters called it the hurricane spagon. It formed yesterday off Swat Island and reached winds of 36 to 40 miles per hour with a small, clear eye. Separately, the 670-ton American freighter Flying Enterprise ran aground on the Scheldt near Valscorden, reported at Rotterdam on November 4.
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Caribbean Sea
Honduras
Swat Island
U.S
Rotterdam
Flying Enterprise
River Scheldt
Valscorden Foay
Amusements and society notes on a city page
The page lists sections including Amusements, Citizen’s Page, Classifieds, Comics, Death Notices, Editorials, Radio Law, Society, and Sports. It provides pagination hints and indicates assorted local items and column segments.
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Ti Comics
Sociéty Coe
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