Dope on Dead Man Starts Hunt for Ring
Federal narcotics agents pursue an international smuggling ring after a runner died aboard a U S airliner en route to San Diego with more than $3 0000 worth of heroin in his luggage Two pounds of pure heroin were found in the luggage Police estimate the drug would retail for 3 116 800 when cut The body carried only a draft card bearing the name Ralph Masey of New York City His listed address led to a New York dance hall manager who claimed no knowledge of the dead man The other New York address on the boarding record was 320 East 50th Street Concluded on Page 6 Column 1
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Senate Gets Job List From President Truman
President Truman sent to the Senate for confirmation nearly 500 recess appointments including John S. Sullivan as Navy Secretary W Stuart Symington as Air Force Secretary Robert N Denham as NLRB general counsel and Raymond M Foley as Housing and Home Finance Administration head. He also nominated about 1200Army and Navy officers for advancement and named Carl Raymond Gray Jr to lead veterans affairs.
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Todays features touch on Europe aid and Iowa leadership
The page lists editorial content and regular features in a newspaper issue. It notes columns by Marquis Childs on the European aid problem, and highlights sections such as Comics Ida Jean Kai, Dr Brady Crossword, Haworth Horoscope, Amusements, Financial, Music, City Life, Radio, Deaths, Social, Editorials, Sports, Letters, and a picture feature titled For Sentimental Reason with Ben Ady.
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Communists Push New Thrust Against De Gasperi Regime
In Rome, Luigi Longo and Cominform de lege extend a demand to hand control of industry to workers. If the government refuses, the people will act. Officials say the effort mirrors the earlier Riots aimed at toppling Premier Alcide De Gasperi, though the new drive seems hastily drawn after weeks of unrest failed to unseat the government.
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Truman Stalin meeting urged as vital for U S Russia talks
Former Vice President Henry Wallace said in Hampton Virginia that a personal meeting between President Truman and Premier Stalin is absolutely vital to resolve the ongoing differences between the United States and Russia. He spoke Sunday.
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Meyers Faces Senate Inquiry and War Fraud Claims
Washington reports intensifying pressure on Maj. Gen. Bennett E. Meyers as Senate Banking Committee potential probes into wartime bond profits and aircraft stock holdings loom. Indictment talks escalate while Arnold hints at possible court martial for false statements.
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Meyers Denies Lies About Husband and Boss
Mrs Mildred Lamarre Meyers wife of Aviation Electric Co head Bleriot H Lamarre testified in a copyrighted Daytona Journal interview that she has not pursued her husband’s advancement through his boss. Maj Gen Bennett E Meyers testified before the Senate War Investigating Committee that he set Lamarre in charge of Aviation Electric. The former Miami University woman calls the charge of being the officer’s girlfriend unfounded and says she has stood by her husband. Concluded on Page 6 Column 4.
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UN Charge Says Britain Blocks Palestine Settlement
Russia accused Britain of thwarting a Palestine settlement at the United Nations Palestine Committee. Semen Tsarapkin said Britain’s reservations undermine UN methods and vowed to reject British statements as incompatible with the UN Charter. The committee nears a vote on partition plans for the Holy Land, while Britain has not offered troops to enforce the plan.
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Ski Patrol Rescues Skier on Mount Hood With Broken Leg
Timberline Lodge Oregon Mount Hood ski patrol answered a routine summons for a skier stranded high on the mountain with a broken leg. Rescuer Harold Johnson reported the skier was in no pain despite having broken an artificial leg.
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Auschwitz Nazis on Trial in Poland Supreme Tribunal
Forty former Nazi officials appeared before Poland's Supreme National Tribunal in Krakow Oswiecim today facing charges for roles at Auschwitz. The ex-officials are accused of responsibility for the deaths of about 300000 prisoners from multiple European countries during the camp's operation.
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Big Four Ministers Gather in London for Peace Talks
About 500 aides and experts prepare for the Big Four foreign ministers conference in London set to begin tomorrow. Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov arrived by plane and French Foreign Minister Bidault was expected. British sources say Bevin may meet Molotov and U.S. Secretary Marshall—who arrived Friday—to push for a unified peace settlement with Germany and Austria. Deputy Foreign Minister Vishinsky, Molotov’s aide, was expected to depart for London after UN duties in New York.
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Moore Held by Reds Report Report
The mother of U S Pilot Harley Moore says she has received reliable information that her son missing since his plane force landed October 17 is a prisoner of Chinese Communists. She cites a letter from a source stating Moore and two Chinese crewmen were captured after a belly landing near Paoting in Hopeh Province. A Communist doctor treated one injured crewman. US Consul-General Clubb says there is good reason to believe all three are alive.
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Britain to resume talks with Russia on trade deal
London reports Britain will restart full scale trade negotiations with Russia by week’s end, according to a high government source. The move signals a potential new phase in postwar economic relations between the two nations.
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McCormick for Sen Taft as MacArthur Favorite if Deadlock
Chicago Tribune publisher Col Robert R McCormick said he would back Gen Douglas MacArthur for the Republican presidential nomination only if there is a deadlock over Senator Robert A Taft. He named Edward Martin Kenneth Wherry Earl Warren Joseph Martin as acceptable alternatives and urged a real American instead of Dewey or Vandenberg. He added Taft is his first choice and “right in there on the firing line.”
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What Am I Saying A Quip On Change And Travel
A wry note compares small pocket change to weather shifts. The speaker recalls a trip to New York with change for transport and rest in hotels. Subways provided the change, hotels supplied the rest.
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Turmoil as New French Regime Faces Strike Crisis
Premier Robert Schuman forms a coalition cabinet and faces a nationwide strike wave threatening economic stability. Nine of ten rail lines idled, harbors and coal mines inactive, Paris schools closed, subway fares up one franc. Mobile guardsmen deployed. reservists recalled as negotiations with major parties continue.
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US Warns Dealers On Liquor Return
Washington government hints liquor dealers to move slow-moving stock at bargain prices. Internal Revenue Bureau warns agents nationwide to stress the federal rule forbidding turn-backs to wholesalers or producers.
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Bridges Warns of Food Shortage from Emergency Aid
Senator Bridges warned that full government purchases of grain for Europe under President Truman's emergency aid plan could trigger a serious U S food shortage and rationing at home if crop conditions worsen. Secretary Anderson defended prompt action to ease human misery while warning of economic strain.
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