Trade pact advances in Berlin as West Berlin charter set
Western allies near a full agreement on inter zonal German trade and plan to sign next Wednesday. Russia seeks revival of prewar trade pacts while approving West Berlin self rule and reparations deliveries resume. Baltic era of post blockade challenges eases as coal trains roll into Berlin and East exports resume.
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Berlin
Soviet
Russia
Germany
Lawrence Wilkinson
U. S
United States
Britain
France
Westre Berlin
inter-Allied
Wilkinson
West Berlin
Federal ‘Republic
West
Ferdinand Friedensburg
Assembly
G. K. Bourne
Soviet Union
Brussels
Inter- Allied Reparations Agency
Albania
Czecho- Slovakia
Yugoslavia
Rising Tide of Decency End Segregation Shows in Four Nations
Washington reports four recent events highlight progress for African Americans. Yale's Levi Jackson becomes the first Black captain of a college football team in a Yale secret society bid. Dr. Ralph Bunche receives a UN plaque for Palestine mediation. Defense Johnson approves Negro rotation policy across the Air Force. A Baltimore Maryland theater ends race seating segregation after protests, expanding access to all patrons.
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Levi Jackson
New Haven,Conn
Yale University
Yale
Jackson
Skull and Bones
Scroll and Key
Berzelius
Ralph. J. Bunche
United Nations
Palestine
Iocan
State Department
American Association For the United Nations
Holy Land
Bunche
Defense Johnson
Maryland Theater
Baltimore
Playhouse
Anna Lucastra
I Charles’p. McClane
Panel Exhausted in Slaying Trial
A panel of 50 veniremen was exhausted in State Supreme Court yesterday without completing a jury for the first degree murder trial of cousins Richard Marvell and Lawrence W. Algood in the Hudson killing of Martin M. Kittels, owner of a Hudson dry cleaning business. Justice Isadore Bookstein called a special session to speed jury selection. two panels totaling 125 veniremen were ordered to report tomorrow. Eleven jurors have been seated for the case so far.
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Hudson
State Supreme Court
Isadore Bookstein
Richard Marvell
Lawrence W. Ahgood
Union
N. J
Martin M. Kittels
Eisenhower Vinson Trim Ex Bridge Champ Culbertson
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee heard Ely Culbertson recount that although the world bridge champion, he was recently defeated in a match with General Dwight D. Eisenhower and Chief Justice Fred M. Vinson. Culbertson praised Eisenhower's classic technique and Vinson as a strong, capable player. He also lauded Omar Bradley's strategic talent and identified Major General A. M. Grunter as the top government bridge player.
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Ely Culbertson
Senate
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Fred M. Vinson
Culbertson
Ike
Vinson
Supreme Court
Omar N. Bradley
Army
Bradley
Eisenhower
Maj. Gen
A.M. Gruenther
Joint Chiefs of Staff
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Washington
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Association For the Advancement of Colored People
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Associated Press
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Hotel
Syracuse
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