No Deal on Palestine War Bevin Asserts
Foreign Secretary Bevin told the House of Commons there is no basis for a broader Middle East war over Palestine and urged a full debate. The session touched on defense and international tensions as Bevin defended Labour's stance amid concerns about Israel and Russia.
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Syracuse Herald-Journal
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Palestine
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Reds Trial Opens as Key Defendants Face Court
A high court trial resumes with 21 defendants from the U S Communist Party lineup seated in a row. William Z Foster, 67, chief defendant, is absent due to illness as prosecutors seek to press conspiracy charges to advocate violent overthrow of the government. The courtroom guards and police faced new debates on weapons in the building while defense lawyers challenge security measures and continue their assault on law enforcement.
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Civil Rights Group Protests New York Communist Trial
Washington reports that a civil rights group plans a peaceful protest against the trial of Communist party leaders in New York. The group, deemed subversive by Attorney General Clark, denounces the proceedings and supports broader civil rights legislation through orderly congressional visits.
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Homes Sold In Cazenovia Transfer At Chenango Street
Mr and Mrs Lewis D Astby sold their residence at 28 Chenango Street to Mr and Mrs Charles Roberts of L ebenectady with possession to be given about February The Ashbys had previously purchased from George Bond his former home at 15 Chenango Street
Searchers From Page Use Camshire On Way Home
A list of service members returning from temporary duty in England includes Lt Sheldon C Craigmsie as plane commander and Lt Richard D Klindenberg navigator. Others named with addresses or next of kin include Lt Robert A Fritsche, T/Sgt Delbert E Cole, Sgt Stalcomb W Bovard, Sgt Cecil G Jones, Pfc Robert W Brown, and Jack L Heacock among several whose families live in Arizona, California, Texas, Mississippi, and Iowa.
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England
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Phoenix
Ariz
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New Haven
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San Diego
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McDade
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German Papers Reprimanded Over Militaristic Material
Berlin reports that military government officials reprimanded German publishers for militaristic and anti-Semitic content in two periodicals. Officials held meetings with editors of two additional publications to discuss policies and enforcement actions.
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Prize Stock Goes on Sale at National Stock Show
Hereford bulls and heifers from the national stock show go on sale today as the final blue ribbons are awarded. About 300 animals will be offered in a day-long auction to buyers from across the nation.
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Aaspel Vote Expected on Dean Acheson as Secretary
Today in Kfemgrese Bly the Aaspel are expected to vote on confirmation of Dean Acheson to be secretary of state. Labor and Education and Science bills are under committee review. Committees discuss public works and banking matters as the House convenes to approve party committee selections. President Truman speaks informally at the Truman Beet club dinner.
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Truman-Barkey Club
16-Year-Old Boy Becomes Grange Lecturer
A young student from FOTSDAM-Cordon Hill, aged 16, has been named the Grange lecturer, becoming the youngest person to hold the office. The appointment, reported by local sources, marks a notable achievement for the Hill family of Reuben and his wife.
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Fotsdam—Cordon Hill
Reuben Hill
Petrillo predicts ban on German music in America
James Petrillo president of the American Federation of Musicians foresees a ban on German musicians or music in the United States. He suggested the union could form an American appearance, amid comments after a conductor query. Char- backed by reactions from Menuhin and Furwaengier in Rome and Chicago.
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