Dose of Own Medicine Strains US-Russia Access Rules
Three Republican senators urge stricter entry bars on Russians in response to Moscow denying inspection access to the American embassy. Senators Stines Bridges Owen Brewster and Brooks call for tighter scrutiny of Russian applications and a firmer stance toward Soviet subjects and sympathizers.
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Bridges
United States
Brewster
Food Prices Resume Rise In Wholesale Index
Dun & Bradstreet reports wholesale food prices rose 2 cents this week to $6.93, ending a brief drop. The four week upswing leaves the index 0.19 below the all time high of $7.12 as 12 of 31 commodities advanced, 10 fell, and nine held steady.
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Dun & Bradstreet, Inc
Dun & Bradstreet
Editorial on Greece aid choices after June 30 deadline
Marquis Childs offers three options for how the United States should respond to Congress fixing a $300,000,000 aid package for Greece. The piece appears amid a page of features and notices including Finance, Editorials, and Sports.
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Greece
Marquis Childs
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Frosts Wilt Vine Crops Amid Cold Night Skies
A steady nightly frost devastates tomato pepper melon and corn crops. Buckley road growers report vine crops as doomed by Sunday frosts. Marcellus farmers say corn and tomato yields are cut short. Temperatures dip to 28 tonight with cool weather through Thursday and a 52 degree high expected today. A 6 AM reading of 30 sets a new date record. Canton reports 26 degrees, Utica 24, Elmira 29, Buffalo 34.
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Tito Urges Readiness for War in Belgrade Speech
Premier Marshal Tito told Yugoslav veterans in Belgrade that they must be prepared at all times to take up arms and fight again if necessary. The speech emphasized vigilance and defense of the nation amid tensions.
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Yugoslavia
Tito
Fight Over Poland's Successor at United Nations
In New York United States and the Soviet Union clash over a Poland successor for the Security Council and Assembly. On eighth and ninth ballots Ukraine 31 then 32 votes against India 23 then 24, unchanged after overnight caucuses. Latin Americans supported Russia, as the stalemate continued with no breakthrough.
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India
Russia
Big Four foreign ministers set conference for Nov 25
London reports the next meeting of foreign ministers to discuss a German peace treaty will be on November 25. A British Foreign Office spokesman said the United States and France have agreed, while Soviet confirmation is still awaited.
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INS
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France
UN debate over Ukraine and Soviet rights at council
The article discusses U S Soviet ties on Ukraine and White Russia amid UN reform moves. It notes accusations that the United States seeks to depower Ukraine and White Russia by altering Yalta terms granting equal UN status and three votes for the Soviet Union.
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Ukraine
Russia
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Council
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Security Council
Yalta
Soviet Union
Robber in the House Provokes Sudden Alarm
The wife of a congressional representative wakes in fear claiming a robber is in the house. He dismisses the danger saying such a thief cannot be in the House, while the narrative hints at a broader political satire or misdirect.
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Jim
Senate
Milla Industries
Red Army could seize Western Europe in 48 hours says expert
Maj Hal D Steward of the Armored Cavalry Journal asserts Russia has 10 mechanized armies in Europe and could take all Western Europe in 48 hours against Allied forces. He cites leadership, year-round maneuvers, universal unit participation, and frequent top officer reviews as factors.
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INS
Armored Cavalry Journal
Europe
Hal. D. Steward
Red Army
Steward
Russia
Yankees Take Early World Series Lead In Game Two
The New York Yankees opened a 1-0 lead over the Brooklyn Dodgers in the second World Series game at Yankee Stadium. George Stirnweiss and Tommy Henrich started the rally with singles, and Johnny Lindell added a double play that scored Stirnweiss from third. Reynolds was to start for the Yankees in hopes of a two game sweep, with Vic Lombardi projected to face the Dodgers.
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George Stirnweiss
Tommy Henrich
Johnny Lindell
Stimnwells
New York
Allie Reynolds
Reynolds
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Brooks
Jewish Immigrant Ships Sighted Off Crete En Route to Palestine
A British Foreign Office spokesman said two ships carrying Jewish immigrants to Palestine are moving east of Crete under Royal Navy patrol radar surveillance. The vessels are listed as unauthorized arrivals and are being monitored as they progress toward their destination.
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INS
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Britain Introduces Austerity Measures Limiting Travel
London reports new government austerity steps tightening travel and lifting gasoline rations. The regime limits foreign holidays, raises railway fares, and directs labor policy as part of efforts to curb dollar outflows and boost production. Britons lose annual sterling holiday allowances, with full withdrawal effective after October 1.
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Gasperi’s Plank in Italy Seeks US Aid
Rome reports Premier De Gasperi’s government defending four nonconfidence motions by arguing Italy will starve without American help. Foreign Trade Minister Merzaglia blasted Communists and left Socialist deputies who seek to topple the government. Pietro Nenni accused U S policies of being imposed on Italy and urged an independent stance toward Russia.
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Pietro Nenni
Russia
Democratic Chief To Be Active in Party Leadership
Senator J Howard McGrath said after meeting President Truman that he will be more active as Democratic National Committee chair than his predecessor Robert E Hannegan who steps down Oct 29 due to health. The Rhode Island senator noted Hannegan could not devote extra effort to party affairs.
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Democratic National Committee
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Robert BE. Hannegan
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Citizens’ Food Committee
Reparations to Strip $1 Billion in German Plants
General Lucius D. Clay said the combined Anglo American zones will dismantle about $1 billion worth of plants as part of the reparations for western Germany, a move to be completed from the western zone.
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Transport Troops Lead Rising Tide of Strikes
The article notes labor unrest in transportation as a dominant labor front with air travel disruptions and cargo handling halts in two West Coast ports. Railroads face a 30 percent wage demand from about 350000 workers across five brotherhoods, while a planned strike by 13000 United Shoe Workers was averted by a wage hike of three cents an hour.
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International Shoe Company
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Ilineis
New Hampshire
Pope Receives Eight U.S. Lawmakers
Pope Pius XII told eight members of the American House Interstate and Foreign Trade Committee that government power is limited by basic human liberties. The audience yesterday included Leonard Hall of New York, who led the group.
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House of Representatives Interstate and Foreign Trade Committee
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R-N.y
End Italy Strike Hits Milan Textile Industry
The textile union announced today the end of an eight day strike by 40,000 administrative workers. The stoppage had threatened to tie up northern Italy's textile industry and its more than 450,000 employees.
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Albanians and Greeks Clash on Greco Albanian Border
An Albanian army communique reported a 35 minute battle with Greek troops who allegedly opened fire after crossing into Albanian territory near Komispol on the Greco Albanian frontier. The statement was broadcast from Tirana.
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Truman urges Americans to save grain for Europe relief
President Truman asks Americans to eat fewer slices of bread and curb grain fed to cattle to save about 100 million bushels of grain for European aid. He vows plenty at home if distribution is fair and urges Congress to approve $580 million for relief loans or gifts to sustain France and Italy.
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G O P Leaders Reject Return of Price Controls
Two top House Republicans oppose restoring price controls as living costs rise. Speaker Wolcott cites production as the cure and Majority Leader Halleck backs the free market. He warns against renewed controls, arguing they deter production and that the market will adjust. The CIO favors controls while the AFL doubts feasibility.
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