Molotov Plays Santa Role in Berlin Talks
Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov in London appears to be a diplomatic Santa Claus offering small concessions on minor German issues as the Big Four meet. Marshall and Bevin are firm on Russia's demands for 10 billion dollars in reparations and payment from current production, though hints exist Molotov may concede on the latter and consider a moratorium.
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Bevin
Russia
Germany
Utica crime probe urged after Morelli slaying
Utica civic leader Samuel H. Mulier calls on Gov. Dewey to order a state investigation of crime conditions in Utica following the pre-dawn killing of Fred Morelli, as police audit his papers for clues. The appeal came as Dewey was in Washington for a papermen gridiron dinner and is due back Monday.
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Utica
Thomas E. Dewey
Fred Morelli
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Samuel H. Muiluer
Windy Snowy Day Forecast With Cold Temperatures
The weatherman warns of a cold period with little chance of warmth. Temperatures hover near freezing with a high near 32 today and a low around 23 tonight, as winds gust to 15 to 20 mph.
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Mercury
TODAY'S FEATURES AT NO TIME page guide and memo
A news page note from J Edgar Hoover refutes any attempt by the FBI to influence the Federal Communications Commission or other federal bodies. The item cites editorial page columns by Marquis Childs and lists page allocations for features such as Comics Ida Jean Kain Dr Brady Horoscope and various sections including Amusements Letters Bridge Financial Classified and Deaths. Also mentioned are pages for Editorials and Sports and a reference to Two Cigarettes in the Dark promoting Sen Sen-aAcy.
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Federal Communications . Commission
J. Edgar Hoover
Marquis Childs
Ida Jean Kain
Dr. Brady
Mary Haworth
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Earl Wilson
Winchell
Four Air Force Crashes Leave 45 Killed and 20 Injured
United Press reports four recent Air Force crashes kill forty five and injure about twenty, the deadliest stretch since the Air Force became independent. Incidents include a Memphis C-47 crash, Goose Bay survivors from a 29 aboard transport, a B-29 crash near Medical Lake injuring all ten crew, and an Andrews Field C-47 crash in Washington. Concluded on Page 12.
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Medical Lake
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Washington, D. C
Price controls limited to basics under anti inflation plan
Secretary Schwellenbach told Congress that controls would cover essential goods tied to cost of living and critical to production and foreign policy. A maximum price would be set only in shortages or when prices rose above June 1947 levels, with room to adjust for declines in costs.
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Schwellenbach
United States
Wolcott
R-Mich
House Banking Committee
White House
Senate
Republican Policy’ Committee
Taft
Ohio
Man's Gams Put Women Out on Limb
Sydney reports Frederick Newling a theater employer won through an audience judging round in Goulburn New South Wales, beating 11 women in a loveliness of legs contest. The contest judged by audience applause as only legs were shown to the viewers.
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Sydney
Australia
Frederick Newling
Goulbourn
New South Wales
Moslem Students Protest U.S. at Lahore Consulate
Thousands of Moslem students marched before the U S consulate in Lahore Punjab, shouting anti American slogans to protest the United Nations partition Palestine decision and urge action from authorities.
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Pakistan
United States
Lahore
Punjab
United Nations
Palestine
Violence erupts as Rome strike clashes with police
In Rome a general strike turned violent outside Parliament as about 3,000 workers clashed with 200 police and mobbed Communist deputies. Police used nightsticks and jeeps to disperse the crowd. Two deputies and two others were beaten. about 40 strikers were arrested as tens of thousands returned to work.
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Parliament
Parliament Square
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Consumer Prices Hit New High in October Rise
The National Industrial Conference Board reports the consumer price index rose 0.5 percent from mid September to mid October. Housing fuel and light and clothing led gains while food costs declined.
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NEW York CP
National Industrial Conference Board
Tyrannical Power Hit Prosecute Petrillo Demands
The House Labor Committee urged the Justice Department to prosecute offenses under the Lea Act targeting James C. Petrillo and the American Federation of Musicians. It questioned monopolistic practices and urged Sherman Act scrutiny, plus amending the Walt-Hartley law to bar labor unions harming the public interest.
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House Labor Committee
Justice Department
James C. Petrillo
American Federation of Musicians
James Caesar Petrillo
Senate House agree aid to France Italy Austria relief
A Senate House conference committee approved a 150 million dollar advance by the Reconstruction Finance Corp to start stopgap relief aid in France Italy and Austria once foreign aid legislation passes. The panel did not resolve total relief amounts, with Senate at 597 million and House at 590 million with 60 million for China, and set limits on foreign purchases.
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France
Italy
Austria
Congress
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House Foreign Affairs Committee
Senate
House
China
Robbery at liquor store as customer flees with cash
In Baltimore a well dressed man bought a fifth of rye from Samuel Orman, 41, then drew a pistol and robbed him of about 150 dollars after asking, Anything else. He fled with the money.
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Baltimore
Samuel Orman
Nellis Named U S Marshal for Northern District of NY
Gerald K. Nellis of Nelliston New York was nominated to serve as U S Marshal for the Northern District of New York. He succeeds Jess E. Jacobs of Oxford whose term has expired.
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ULP
Gerald K. Nellis
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Jess E. Jacobs
Oxford
Chuckle: Woman Hinted With Rice Remark
A humorous line from Celolexer features a man recalling his girlfriend hinting in a playful way. The waiter asks about her rice preference and she answers with a risqué quip, suggesting she wants to be surprised. The joke plays on double entendre and social cues.
Truman OKs Trust Clause Relaxations In Anti-Inflation Bill
Washington reports that President Truman approved relaxations of anti-trust law provisions in the administration anti-inflation bill while opposing broader relaxations in the Republican counterproposal. A White House spokesman noted any changes would require attorney general approval and voluntary arrangements.
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Washington
White House
Truman
W. Averell Harriman
Guarantee Sought On European Aid Plan
Former Kansas governor Alf M Landon quoted President Truman as saying Congress should guarantee operation of the long range European recovery plan for at least four years. Landon said Truman agreed there must be a clear US commitment to Europe, assuring what people there could count on from America.
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Truman
Europe
United States
Offensive squads strike Arab towns near Haifa
Irgun and Stern groups attacked Yireh from Haifa to Hebron using grenades and automatic weapons, killing 32 Arabs and wounding six. Overall regional toll rose to 301 dead in 13 days with hundreds wounded and million in damage. British troops moved into Jerusalem aid city as clashes continued. casualties included 25 Arabs and 32 Jews killed in official tally.
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Haifa
Holy Land
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Aden
Syria
Middle East
Palestine
Jerusalem
Af Ramie
Tireh
Patrol Rio Docks To Avert Sabotage
Marines patrolled Recife docks and naval installations to deter possible sabotage as Brazil moves toward final action by the National Chamber of Deputies in Rio de Janeiro removing Communists from elective posts.
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Brazil
National Chamber of Deputies
Rio d de Janeiro
British Refuse Aid To Enforce Partition
London AP reports Foreign Minister Ernest Bevin declared Britain will not deploy troops to enforce a Palestine partition even if UN Security Council orders. He stated that Security Council must decide the contributing states but Britain cannot place its organized forces under UN command or act while the UN force is not yet organized.
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London
Ernest Bevin
Palestine
United Nations Security Council
United States
Russia
Security Council
Bevin
Commons
Pauley Testifies He Liquidated Most Commodities Holdings
Edwin W. Pauley told the Senate Appropriations Committee he is about $100000 worse off after liquidating roughly 90 percent of his grain and commodity holdings since taking the Army post on September 3. He denied Truman could have known of his market activities and said he did not use his Army connections in trading.
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Edwin W. Pauley
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