Bergman Statement Ends Italian Film Dispute
Miss Bergman issues a formal statement from Messina Sicily to end personal life speculation and confirm she will continue work on her film After the Storm with Roberto Rossellini. Lindstrom returns to the U S with plans to avoid press as Hughes and MCA linked parties manage coverage.
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Colin Ginec
Rosselini
Lindstrom
Miss Bergman
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Stromboli
Messina
RKO
Italy
Sweden
United States
Rossolini
Lew Wasserman
MCA Classic Corporation of America
Sicily
Bergman Rossellini Romance Delays in Hollywood
The Rome newspaper said Ingrid Bergman and Roberto Rossellini planned to wed after his divorce, with production for Stromboli at risk in Hollywood. Lindstrom arrived in Maryland halting shootings, and Rosellini moved to finalize remarriage steps. Bergman and Lindstrom wed in Sweden in 1937. they have a daughter Pia.
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Lindstrom
Maryland
Rossellini
Hungary
Italy
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Sweden
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United States
Hollywood
Rome
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Rosselllini
West Germany blockade talks advance at UN meeting
A statement from Porter McKeever outlines a plan for lifting postwar restrictions on Barfin city communications and cross zone links in Germany. Philip C. Jessup and Jakob Malik will lead talks with French British and U N representatives at the American mission today at 12:30 noon.
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United States
United Nations
Philip C. Jessup
Jakob) Malik
Soviet Union
Barfin
Germany
Council of Foreign Ministers
Malik
Jessup
U.s.un
Park Av
Five perish in Jersey City fire on stairwell collapse
A early today flash fire in a three story brick building in Jersey City killed five members of a single family and injured two others. Fire Chief Frank Ertie reported the blaze began in the ground floor hallway and spread to the top floor. A family of 12 on the second floor escaped by climbing onto a roof. The deceased were Frank Quazzo 60 Albert 22 Angie De Marco 20 Phyllis Quaizo 26 and Concita 24.
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Jersey City
Frank Ertie
Frank Quazzo
Albert
Angie de Marco
Phyllis Quaizo
Labor Bill Battles in House Over Taft Hartley Reforms
The House faced a fierce fight as the Wood bill named for Rep. Wood of Georgia gained replaceable status. Rayburn urged adoption of a substitute while Republicans and Dixie-wing Democrats split, voting 212 to 183 against the Rayburn plan and 217 to 203 on the final roll call. The North South coalition added minor amendments, and Marcantonio used a delay tactic to stall while seeking a recommittal.
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Rep
D-Ga
House Un-American Activities Committee
House
Rayburn
D-Tex
Lesinski
D-Mich
Flayburn
G.o.p-Dixie
Whe
North-South Alliance
Maryland
O’konski
R-Wis
En Eney
Marcantonio
American Labor
Seven Warsaw Underground Members Executed by Military Tribunal
A military tribunal sentenced seven members of the underground National United Army to death for murders of security police and regime supporters in Warsaw. The executions were carried out today as part of the crackdown on resistance.
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Warsaw
National United Army
Voice of America Breaks Through Russian Jamming
New York dispatch reports Voice of America engineers overcoming intensified jamming from Russia. Assistant Secretary of State George V. Allen credits partial success to the broadcasting team as officials consult on jam operation remedies.
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New York
Voice of America
Russia
George V. Alien
Voice
Three Shot In Argument In Orchard Park Community
A 63 year old former railroad worker Charles H Miller was charged with first degree assault after allegedly shooting Frances Tredo 53 and her two sons Norman 26 and William 23 with a 22 gauge shotgun. The victims ranged from ankle to abdomen injuries with one pellet wound. Miller claimed the three men were five feet on his property after a long running dispute over money and alleged drunkenness.
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Buffalo
Charles H. Miller
William
Tredo
Miller
New York Central Railroad
Gardenville
Norman
Muller
Tredos
Spain Seeks 200 Million Credit For Reconstruction
Secretary Acheson said the United States will not grant credits to Spain until it implements fundamental economic reforms. Spain reportedly seeks 200 million dollars from the Export-Import Bank for reconstruction, with direct negotiation permission announced. Acheson also noted Yugoslavia asked the U S to support a new World Bank loan proposal.
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Acheson
United States
Spain
State Department
Yugoslavia
World Bank
Nickel Beer Case Goes to Court in Schenectady
Mr and Mrs Arnold Lape owners of an inn sue nine brewers and distributors claiming they refused to supply beer at 5 cents a glass. They seek 25600 dollars in damages and an injunction to stop the refusals alleging violation of antitrust laws.
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Schenectady
Arnold Lape
Inn
Lapes
Marshall visits Pentagon after South stay
Former Secretary of State George C. Marshall paid a visit to his Pentagon office today. He has spent time in the South since an operation last winter and recently returned to his Leesburg Virginia home.
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Marshall
Washington
George C. Marjecelt
Pentagon
South
Leesburg
Burma to Receive Aid From Britain
Burma's socialist government faced six revolts and internal turmoil and will receive money and other aid from the British Commonwealth. Informants say India’s prime minister arranged the aid at a London conference, with an official announcement expected soon.
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Rangoon
Burma
London
India
Miehr
Commonwealth
Jawaharlal Nehru
Labor Party Loses In Scotland Vote
Labor Party faced losses in Scotland's municipal elections with a net loss of 43 seats to Progressives Moderates and others. No Communists were elected.
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Labor Party
Scotland
London
85 Men Span Ocean In Air Force Plane
Eighty-five men, the largest airplane passenger load to fly the Atlantic, landed at Marham Airbase Norfolk England aboard the U S Air Force Globemaster transport plane. The Douglas C 74 completed a routine flight from Brookley Field near Mobile Alabama with stops at Bermuda and the Azores.
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Norfolk
England
Atlantic
U. S. Air Force
Brookley Field
Mobile
Ala
Bermuda
Azores
Three Nations Hunt Store Fire Fatal Allergy Areas
Fifty allergists across 46 states Canada and Mexico map mold hotspots linked to hay fever and asthma. Dr Leonard H Harris of Northwestern coord in April to Oct survey. spores grow on wheat and oats and travel by wind affecting Midwest cities. Glasgow store blaze kills three shop girls, one confirmed dead and several missing with feared higher death toll.
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Mexico
Leonard H. Harris
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Glasgow
Scotland
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