Voters Back Tax Rebel for U S Senate in New York
Albany dispatch reports Vivien Kellems Connecticut industrialist and tax rebel received votes for U S Senator in the New York election on November 8. Official tallies also show ballots for Kellems for associate judge of the state Court of Appeals and state Supreme Court justice. Breitel Seen as Likely to Join State Supreme Court to Replace Justice Samuel Null.
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Vivien Kellems
Connecticut
U. S
New York
Miss Kellems
State Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Charles D. Breitel
Dewey
State Supreme Court
Breitel
Samuel Null
New York City
First Judicial District
Manhattan- I Bronx
Denfeld Says He Will Resign Rather Than Accept Lower Command
Adm Louis E Denfeld ousted as chief of naval operations refused a lower post and said he would resign rather than take command of US naval forces in Europe The disclosure came via friends after his removal and the offer reportedly occurred during the period of his dismissal.
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Washington
Adm
Louis E. Denfeld
Naval Operations
Navy
Friends
U. S
Menzies to Assume Duties as Australia Prime Minister
Robert Menzies arrives in Canberra to take over as Australia’s new prime minister with Liberal and Country Party ministers. Swearing-in expected Monday as election results show coalition leading Labor.
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Sydney
Australia
Robert CG. Menzies
Canberra
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Country Party
Labor
Taft Eisenhower In 52 Says Scott
Rep. Hugh D. Scott Jr predicts a two man race for the 1952 Republican nomination with Senator Robert Taft and General Dwight D. Eisenhower. Scott returned to his Philadelphia office after a West Coast trip where he discussed politics in Los Angeles San Francisco Denver and other stops.
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Hugh D. Scott, Jr
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Dwight JD. Eisenhower
Columbia University
Scott
Republican National Committee
West Coast
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San Francisco
Denver
Strike Ends as Power Plants Return to Service
London reports a three day wildcat strike disrupting millions of residents. Four nationalized electric power stations resumed operations today with 2,700 workers affected.
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London
Captain List Unchanged Says Truman
President Truman denied a Navy list of captains for promotion had been revised. He said no names were added or removed and that the list on his desk would not be acted on yet. He disputed a Herald Tribune report claiming a revised list existed and asserted there had been only one list including Captain Arleigh A. Burke.
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Key West, Fla. UP
Truman
Navy
New York Herald Tribune
Arleigh A. Burke
Pacific
Special Holy Year Mass on Dec 31 Worldwide
Vatican decree announces a midnight Dec 31 Holy Year Mass in all Roman Catholic Churches to seek divine results for the holy year. The faithful may receive communion if they pray for the Pope's intentions for at least two hours during the Mass.
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Vatican City
Pius
Congregation of Sacraments
Farm Bureau to oppose Bran dan farm plan at convention
The American Farm Bureau Federation closes its 31st annual convention with plans to record opposition to the Bran dan farm plan. Federation leaders speak against the proposal by the Secretary of Agriculture. President Allan B. Kline calls it a political scheme to win votes from farmers and consumers.
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Ciocago
American Farm Bureau Federation
Secretary of Agriculture
Allan B. Kline
Lack of Coal Crisis Prompts White House Action Call
The American Retail Coal Association urges President Truman to intervene to increase coal supply for small consumers. Officials say acute retail shortages threaten heat for thousands of households hospitals schools and businesses during severe winter weather. They blame the Three Day Work Week by the United Mine Workers and say even full production may not meet demand.
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Truman
Association
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Chinese Plane Lands at Clark Field Near Manila
A Chinese Nationalist airliner carrying 31 passengers and five crew landed without permission at Clark Field, the U S air base north of Manila. The pilot said he became lost while flying from Hainan Island to Formosa, the island fortress of Generalissimo Chiang Kai shek.
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Manila
Philippines
Clark Field
Hainan Island
Formosa
Chiang Kaishek
Yugoslavia Allows Catholics to Rome Holy Year Pilgrimages
A government spokesman said Yugoslavia has nothing in principle against Catholics traveling to Rome for Holy Year pilgrimages in 1950. He stated Catholics may go if they have the money, noting a shortage of funds as the only consideration.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Rome
Breaks Daughter's Arm to Stop Songs
Unemployed father Jack Payne admitted breaking his three year old daughter Rebecca Ann’s arm to stop her from singing Christmas carols. He said he jerked her from bed after ordering her to sleep and spanked her. he called the injury an accident. Mrs. Payne described him as excitable and stressed by Christmas duties for five children.
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ST. Louis
Jack Payne
Rebecca Ann
Corning Taxi License Finance Challenge Goes to Court
State Supreme Court Justice John C. Wheeler declared the city ordinance illegal, striking down a 5 dollar daily license fee for itinerant photographers. Olan Mills, Inc. of Springfield, Ohio, challenged the 1934 ordinance after paying 485 dollars last August for door to door operations.
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