Delegates Arrive for Third UN General Assembly Session
Fifty one governments gather in New York for the third UN General Assembly opening amid calls for world peace. Molotov signals hope for progress as Truman to give opening address and ministers meet to pursue postwar settlements and security.
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Bulgaria elections spark U S protest over free vote
Washington reports friction with Moscow as the United States accuses Bulgaria of restricting press access and jailing opponents ahead of next Sunday's grand national assembly elections. The note calls for free elections and warns of post election retaliation risks amid Bulgaria's close alignment with Russia.
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Britain to Seek Bulgarian Election Postponement
London reports the foreign office disclaims any plan to push postponement of Bulgarian elections, stating Britain will wait until a free ballot is possible and notes parallel action by Washington.
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101 But No Formula Birthday Patron Springfield
Mia Rebecca Jane Mc Connell of Springfield marked a birthday today amid lighthearted talk of longevity. She quipped she has no idea why she has lived long and offered no formula for a long life.
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Malenkov Named Vice Chairman in Stalin Era Shakeup
Georgi Malenkov aged 45 is appointed one of the vice chairmen of the council of ministers and moved from the presidium of the supreme Soviet. Stalin remains chairman as Molotov Andreyev Voroshilov and Kaganovich serve as other vice chairmen. Malenkov’s transfer marks a shift to the executive branch amid speculation on his future prominence.
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China Reds Keep Demand in Nanking Peace Talks
In Nanking on October 22, Chinese government and Communist negotiators sparred over positions. General Marshall and Ambassador Stuart resumed active roles with minority party leaders. Chou En-Lai returned to Nanking. Reds insist on restoring seized territory and accepting unfulfilled political pacts. The government branded Communist currency illegal and moved to restore land to original owners in areas held by the Communists.
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Smuts Heads to United Nations Assembly in New York
London October 22 Prime Minister Jan Christiaan Smuts left by plane for the United Nations assembly in New York. When asked how long he would stay he replied simply I ack Mr Molotov.
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Legion Head Urges Firm Policy and Strong Military Might
Paul A. Guilfirth, new national commander of the American Legion, says the United States can avert another war by backing a firm foreign policy with strong military force. He argues Russians bluff and favors keeping the atomic bomb in U S hands. He criticizes federal housing efforts for veterans and notes a potential new housing program next month.
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Berlin Vote Held Protest in Municipal Elections
General McNarney described Berlin Sunday elections as a protest by residents against the Communist dominated government and the forced merger of parties in the Soviet zone. Social Democrats defeated Social Unity where merger was ineffective as voters voiced dissatisfaction.
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Weather data snapshot with temperatures and moon phase
The report lists weather figures including means for Olabuer at 8 per cent, no precipitation in the past two hours, total monthly 13 inches with 0.20 inch deficit, and yearly 3.88 inches. It notes sunset at 7:57 p m and sunrise at 6:40 a m, moon last quarter at 11:14 p m with velocity 114 m p h, and pollen counts for molds and grasses.
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Plans Set for Inaugural Events of Beauford H Jonter
A $1200 budget was set for the gubernatorial inauguration of Beauford H. Jonter in Austin. Funds will be raised by public subscription. Four formal balls are planned along with a square dance in the senate chamber to spotlight inaugural social activities.
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Not until you hear a spinet with Vibriano attachment
A description of a piano spinet fitted with a Vibriano device promises organ like tones and a new listening experience.
Public Service Board Touts Financial Policy Amid Rate Debate
The City Public Service board defends rates and finances while noting a $750,000 Revenue Fund Surplus and pending litigation with the Guadalupe-Blanco River and Lower Colorado River authorities. Mayor Glad cites material shortages and the need for replacements and expansions under current indebtedness.
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Kelly Field Workers On Trial
Trial opened in Federal District Court before Judge Best H. Rice Jr. for Louis T. M. Koch and Clarence J. Dodtom of San Antonio charged with conspiring to steal government property from WAA during wartime.
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Inquest Held Over Death Of Mrs Lopez
Judge Frank Vaughan convened an inquest into the death of 80 year old Mrs. Rose Lopez of 514 South San Saba Street rear who collapsed at her home.
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