Yugoslavs order two American writers to leave
Belgrade authorities gave Arthur M. Brandel of The Times and Mary Lester of United Press 24 hours to exit Yugoslavia. A government spokesman cited their writing as not fostering better understanding between the two nations. The couple reported militia officers delivered the order without specifics.
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Yugoslavia
Arthur M. Brandel
New York
Trumes
Mary Lester
United Press
Pathan Moslems Swarm Kashmir Frontier Brace for Srinigar
Royal Air Force observers report armed Pathan Moslems moving into Kashmir with strength to threaten Srinigar. Informant says truckloads of Indian reinforcements are being rushed to the front less than 25 miles west of Srinigar as the city’s air port resembles an advanced base of operations.
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New Delhi
Royal Air Force
Kashmir
Srinigar
Cirminella quadruplets celebrate third birthday in Philadelphia
The Cirminella family in Philadelphia marks the third birthday of their quadruplets Michael Eileen Kathleen and Maureen with ice cream a big cake and three fat candles. The four siblings born in the same household turn three today amid family celebration.
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Philadelphia CP
Joseph Cirminella
Cirminella
Michael
Eileen
Kathleen
Maureen
Courts Allow Questioning By Two Congressional Committees
Editorial page notes David Lawrence on current probe into communism in Hollywood. Page 12 13 listings include Ida Jean Kuin Brady Crossword Deaty Haworth Horoscope with Amusements Letters Bridge Financial Churches Radio Social News Sports Editorial and TODAY'S PICTURES on page 11.
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Committee of Congress
David Lawrence
Hollywood
Ida Jean Kuin Brady
Deaty Haworth
Chinese Reds Kill Priest
New York dispatch reports Dominican Father James L. Devine O P was kidnapped by Chinese Communist guerrillas last May and has been officially declared dead. A cablegram to the provincial Father Terence S McDermott confirmed his death.
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New York
INS
James L. Devine
O.P
Dominican Fathers
Terence S. McDermott
Father Devine
Auto Profits Targeted by Treasury in Car Trade Checks
The Treasury. through the Internal Revenue Bureau. will press auto dealers to report profits on car transactions. Officials say misreporting is possible in at least one large eastern city and may occur elsewhere. If a dealer trades in a car for 200 and sells the same car for 1800 the 1800 profit is taxable. Information on such operations has been sent to Syracuse collector Frank J. Shaughnessy for enforcement.
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Washington
U. S. Treasury
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Frank J. Shaughnessy
Syracuse
Secretary of the ‘Treasury
Snyder
Schoeneman
Internal Revenue
Treasury
Bureau
Shaughnessy
Cable Fire at RCA Building Jolts New York City
Explosions rocked the RCA building area in Rockefeller Center last night and into today as an underground fire spread oily smoke through the streets. The blaze, confined to a transformer vault, burned out before 7 AM after hours of intermittent blasts. Elevator service was limited to emergency use while power remained on a second transformer. About 300 broadcast staff were entertained after a broadcast while crowds were guided downstairs.
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New York
Rockefeller Center
RCA
Thomas P. Brophy
National
American Broadcasting Companies
L. S. Herrick
Nazis Sentenced by Soviet Tribunal to Life Imprisonment
A Soviet military tribunal Friday night sentenced 14 former German SS officers and guards of Sachsenhausen concentration camp to life imprisonment at hard labor. The defendants faced charges tied to crimes at the camp and related atrocities during the Nazi era.
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Berlin
Sachsenhausen
British Motorists Grounded
Britons grudgingly gave up private motoring to save gasoline under the government austerity order effective last midnight. Officials estimate the plan will save about 36 million dollars a year in dwindling dollar credits as motorists, armed with cans and jugs, protest by filling stations just before the deadline.
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London
Rakosi Rebuffs Rumors of Soviet American Division
Budapest Hungary Communist Vice Premier Matyas Rakosi emerged from illness to tell listeners by radio that rumors of a Soviet American rift or war are false. He sought to reassure the public and maintain confidence amid tensions with the West.
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Budapest
Hungary
Matyas Rakosi
No Religion for Young Reds Moscow Edict Bans Youth Religion
The Soviet Central Committee of the Young Communist League forbids members from churchgoing or any religious activity. Komsomolskaya Pravda cites Stalin’s view that the party cannot be neutral on religion and must promote science. Some members are excluded for hindering anti religious propaganda.
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Moscow
INS
Central Committee of
Young Communist Organization of the Soviet Union
Komsomolskaya Pravda
Marshal Stalin
Stalin
Young Bolshevik
Three Ex-Convicts Nabbed After Boston Payroll Heists
In Boston police captured escaped prisoner George Hayes after a fall from a Cambridge apartment. Two other former inmates were arrested in the same building as investigators linked them to a Thursday $108,000 payroll robbery and a Friday $29,000 heist from two firms. Hayes faced charges for carrying a loaded pistol while possessing $1,150. about $1,595 was found in the second arrestee’s apartment.
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Boston
George Hayes
Cambridge
Hayes
Quake Shakes Peru Areas Including Lima and Iquitos
A strong earthquake struck Lima at 10 A M, with reports of tremors felt in Iquitos, the Loreto Department capital, about 650 miles northeast of Lima. The National Wireless Service issued the alert confirming the widespread shaking.
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Peru
Lima
National Wireless Service
Iquitos
Loreto Department
House unit seeks vote on Hollywood hearings
The House Un-American Activities Committee plans to seek a vote of confidence from House members when Congress reconvenes November 17 to approve or disapprove the committee action cit ing 10 Hollywood writers, directors and producers for contempt. Representative McDowell said the aim is to have the House stamp the action, or deny it, with the papers then sent to the U S attorney for grand jury consideration.
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Washington
Communist Party
McDowell
House
Congress
Martin
R.-Mass
United States
Britain rejects US plan for Palestine partition by July 1
United Nations Hall Flushing United States proposed July 1 partition of Palestine without an international police force. Britain warned it must maintain order alone until independence, fearing Jewish Arab violence and British casualties. Herschel Johnson said Britain cannot withdraw 80,000 troops sooner, irrespective of Palestine's fate.
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United Nations Hall
Flushing
Britain
Palestine
United Nations
Great Britain
Holy Land
Herschel Johnson
League of Nations
Fale
Johnson
Auto Union Cleared Deadline In Taft-Hartley Push
Washington AP report details last minute compliance with Taft-Hartley non- Communist provisions. United Auto Workers filed as required after a shift in stance, while United Mine Workers and Steelworkers faced noncompliance or legal challenges. NLRB warns thousands of cases may be dismissed. CIO-CL0UAW maintains firm opposition.
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Washington
National Liabor Relations Board
CLO
United Auto Workers Union
NLRB
A.E.L. United Mine Workers
John L. Lewis
UMA
NOG
United Auto Workers
Eugene Cottan
Detroit
CPI
Walter P. Reusther
Ideal Sunday for November Weather at Syracuse Airport
The Weather Bureau at Syracuse Municipal Airport forecasts a sunny and crisp November Sunday with temperatures rising to about 60 degrees by mid afternoon. Earlier there was a killing frost at 5 30 A M, tying the all time Nov low of 25 degrees set in 1943.
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U. S
Syracuse
Josef
Ship Hits Mine in North Sea Sparks SOS
The Hamburg America steamer Oakland struck a mine in the North Sea and flashed SOS, then told rescuers no immediate help was needed. The incident occurred amid ongoing naval dangers in the area.
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London
Oakland
North Sea
Chuckle Judge Sentences Worker Over Car Joke
A humorous exchange ends with a carworker receiving ten days for carrying a joke too far. The setting involves a Pullman-Standard Carworker facing a judge over a stolen hammer used for humor.
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Pullman-Standard
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