Conspiracy Charged as Slansky Arrest Signals Shakeup
Prague radio reports the arrest of Rudolf Slansky a Moscow trained Czech leader and former premier charged with conspiracy against the republic following prior government purges. Observers see the move as a Kremlin aligned counter purge amid rapid political shifts in the Czech party and state.
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Vienna
Austria
Prague Radio
Rudolf Slanski
Red
Slansky
Pare
Klement Gottwald
Clementis
Marie Svermova
Bedneh Reiin
Gottwald
Ogdensburg Club Officers to Appear Before Grand Jury
Ogdensburg officers of veterans and temperance groups and cigar-store owners are due to testify today before a special grand jury probing gambling in St. Lawrence County. Mayor Ralph J. Morissette testified yesterday, waiving immunity. his secretary was to lead today’s session. The probe, ordered by Governor Dewey after a Crime Commission report found gambling and evasion in the city, follows a July hearing where seven club representatives claimed $500,000 in five years from slot machines. Special Prosecutor Frank Del Vecchio said the 23 member jury will continue the inquiry.
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Canton
Thermal
Veterans
Ogdensburg
St. Lawrence County
Ralph J. Moussette
Morissette
Elsa Luksich
Dewey
State Crime Commission
Aidence
Frank del Vecchio
Rand
Cold night forecast grips region with 15 degree low
The forecast notes a 15 degree reading at 1 AM, the coldest this season, with lows tonight near 15 and highs rising to 36 tomorrow. The five day outlook shows a slight warming and chances of light precipitation Friday through Sunday as a fast moving storm moves away from Nova Scotia.
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Andrew P. Keller
Nova Scotia
Mercury
Cadillac
Michigan
Utica
Waters Town
Massena
Pompey
Cherry Valley Pike
Ship Breaks Up Off Massachusetts, Five Crew Lost
Five of six crewmen are believed lost after the Gloucester dragger Mary M. A. went aground and broke up off the west end light in Cuttyhunk. William H. Shepperd of New Bedford reached shore through heavy seas to notify Coast Guardsmen. other crew members not identified in initial reports.
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Mass
Gloucester
Mary M.a
West End Light
William H. Shepperd
New Bedford
Shesparé
Editorial differences in perspective raise solutions
Today’s page presents Marquis Childs analysis and Eden sed Dean Acheréa pieces exploring differing viewpoints. The editorial highlights how contrasts in approach influence problem solving and policy interpretation.
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Marquis Childs Peiaty
Anthony
Eden
Dean Acheréa
Jem
Ana
Aleck
Tito Calls for All Foreign Troops Out to Ease Tension
Belgrade dispatch reports Marshal Tito demanding withdrawal of all foreign occupation troops as essential to settle international tension. He blamed Western campaigns against Communism and argued Russia is not a true Communist state, urging UN involvement to resolve occupied areas and noting Soviet troops in Austria Romania Hungary Poland and East Germany.
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Tugoslavia
Marshal Tito
Tito
West
Russia
United Nations
Austria
Romania
Hungary
Poland
East Germany
Tax Bureau Shakeup Promised in Ongoing Cleanups
A high official signals forthcoming broadside by the Internal Revenue Bureau chief John B Dunlap to oust employees tied to the current hiring scandals. The purge, affecting San Francisco and New York suspensions, aims to clean house without awaiting grand juries or Congress. More than 30 employees have been fired or suspended amid the probe, with six collectors included.
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Ast
Taw
San Francesco
New York
Tms
T. Lamar Caudle
U. S
Faw
Mney
Manyo
Caudle
Nureau
Dunlap
Truman Maye
James G Smith
San Franeisco
White House
Detroit
Dunlop
Dunflop
Rail Union Walks Out On Emergency Board
Washington The Brotherhood Enginemen walked out of an emergency board in a long dispute over a 40 hour week higher pay and changes sought by carriers. The union halted proceedings after announcing it would not proceed further. A quick access request disrupted by surprise, as carriers’ counsel Howard Neitzert pressed for action. The board members, named by the president, faced a threatened nationwide walkout on Nov. 6. Egyptian killings reported as British guards clash near Cairo, with Egyptian casualties. Eighty lines of disjointed text described a rail dispute, mediation efforts, and personnel questions within the Egyptian military context.
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Soviet Union
Mike J. London
Washington
Ole
Y Howard Neitzert
Pesene Rama
Ea Wees
Heiss
Truman
Ismaqlia
Egypt
aNlormnate
Chicago
Andrew Jackson
New York
Toyin Ad
Prudential Insurance Company
Trance
Spe Vance
Ferguson says Taft campaign costs reach 132000000 in 1950
Senate election subcommittee hearings feature Ferguson arguing spending to reelect Taft could total 100000000 and later 132000000 using Taft's own cost method. He accuses Taft aides and others of carpetbagger support while naming Wherry Menjou Stassen Byrd McCarthy and Gabrielson. Taft absent due to North Carolina tour. Concluded on Page 6.
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Washington
Josepih
T. Ferguson
Taft
Ohio
Ferguson
Senate
Joe
Ferguyor
Halk
Gus Hall
Jof
Ben Gitlow
Fergusson
Wherry
R-Neb
Repubican National Committee
Guy Gabrielson
Adolphe Menjou
Harold Stassen
Byrd
D-Va
M McCarthy
R-Wis
North Carolina
Jack Martin
Truce-line talks hinge on inspection demand
UN and Communist delegates ratified a tentative trace-line accord in Panmunjom but split on inspections behind Communist lines toward Manchuria. The UN pushed for an air tight armistice enforcement, while the Communists rejected that. Negotiations resume with long debates on enforcement and prisoners of war slated to be discussed next.
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Panmunjom
Korea
United Nations
Dur Jing
Bruce
Adm
C. Turner Joy
Richard D. Creighton
Three Stassen Bills On Penn Campus Gag Ad
Three counterfeit looking three dollar bills bearing Harold E. Stassen’s likeness circulated on the University of Pennsylvania campus as a student gag to promote the school humor magazine Pennpix. The notes imitate currency and promise to buy a copy for 25 cents.
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Harold E. Stassen
University of Pennsylvania
Penn
Pennpix
U.S
Cigarets Tax Racketeering Raided in Chicago Area
Chicago area police raided eight wholesale cigarette firms in a bid to curb a state tax evasion scheme projected at around 10 million annually. Agents acted under orders from Gov Adlai E. Stevenson and Attorney General special assistant Ben W Heineman. The investigation suggests about three of every ten cigarette packages sold locally bore counterfeit state tax stamps.
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Catmicago
Chicago
Igov
Adlai E. Stevenson
Ben W. Heineman
Dore
Russia mum on secret arms talks at Paris summit
The high level Paris meeting on four power disarmament talks drew silence from Russia as US sources push for strict time limits. Soviet Foreign Minister Andrej Vishinsky avoided comment while Western allies urged progress. Britain’s response awaited ahead of possible remarks to the UN committee.
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Russia
United States
Andreftainly
Y. Vishinsky
Altes
Thorns
Egypt
Ein Mece
Indonesia
Saudi Arabia
Suanistan
Posnes Stefan Wierblowski
France
Pakistan
Syria
General Assembly
Vishinsky
Britain
Jude
The
Gambling Tax Trial Tests Constitutionality in Three-Judge Panel
A three judge panel ro hears Hayes IL Combs's constitutional challenge to a new gambling tax. Combs, who filed on November 1, refuses full business disclosures and has not received the required $50 tax stamp, risking immediate injury. The case tests the law, taxing gamblers with a $50 stamp and 10 percent on gross winnings.
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Washington
Hayes IL
Combs
Myron Ehrlich
Burglars Hit Ringside Tap In Chicago Take $1300
Pass With 7 CHICAGO UP Charles Racanel li owner of Ringside Tap trained his 145 pound Great Dane Seven to fend off prowlers. Burglars yesterday stole $300 and $1,000 in liquor from the bar and also took Seven.
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Chicago
Charles Racanelli
Fifth Air Force Jet Ace From Louisiana
A World War II veteran from Louisiana today became America s fourth jet ace. He earned the title after achieving multiple confirmed aerial victories while flying with the Fifth Air Force during the Korea conflict.
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M.S
Fifth Air Force
Korea
Louisiana
America
Fighter Interceptor Wing downs five Mig-15s in Korea dogfight
A U S fighter interceptor wing tallies five MIG-15s destroyed in a Korean air battle near Mig Alley. Pilot Creighton credited with two additional kills earlier in WWII, while Sen Maybank and Maj. Davis answer questions on shortages and allocations for steel and construction materials for schools and hospitals. The clash involved 16 MIGs and four jets, with later clarification that public access to testimony may follow.
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Creighton
Baton Rouge
Washington
MI6
Rc Charlesay
Maybank
D-S.c
Senate House
George A. Davis, Jr
Lubbock
Tey
Otter
William 2. Dawson
Tomtus
Ohio
Seemanavis
An-J'Ays
Air Continunien
Wilson
Private breakfast at General Eisenhower noted in column
A fragment from Column B mentions a private breakfast at General Eisenhower and references broader topics like the Atlantic Pact and moves affecting farmyard imports. The text is garbled but signals Cold War era security and international alignments.
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Eisenhower
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