Puritanical warning from Earl Wilson over Hollywood drunkards
Earl Wilson urges cleaner Hollywood behavior amid uproar over Robert Walker and Mitchum. He notes stars influence youths toward marijuana, public drunkenness, and infidelity, recalling Walker's charm and fear of losing fame. He critiques industry apathy and party culture, predicting consequences. Concluded on Page 15, Column 5.
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Eric Johnston
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Dewey Heads To Cleveland For Sharp New Attack
Gov. Thomas E. Dewey travels toward Cleveland where he plans a major campaign speech and a nationwide radio broadcast tonight. He signals a tougher line on Truman foreign policy, aiming to attack the administration without naming Truman, following his Chicago remarks.
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Thomas E. Dewey
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Greek Army names new commander after Vitsi losses
A reliable source says Mount Vitsi area defeats prompted a leadership change in the Greek Army. General Nicholas Papanicolaou was replaced by Brigadier Nicholas Papadopoulos as the new commander this week.
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Mount Vitsi
Nicholas Papanicolaou
Nicholas Papadopoulos
Firemen Injured At Goth Black Blaze In Four Story Building
Three firefighters were slightly hurt battling a 100000 dollar three alarm fire at 130 132 East Genesee Street in a four story structure owned by Edward Guth. The blaze exposed a horse room on the second floor with racing sheets and jockey lists scattered as papers flew through the air. Police Chief Kinney said he did not know about the horse room. Concluded on Page 10 Column 1.
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Edward Guth
John A. ‘Kinney
Dandy Days To Continue In Indian Summer Across NY
Weather officials forecast no rain with temperatures rising through the day as Central New Yorkers enjoy an extended Indian summer. Dense fog covered New York Pennsylvania and the Ohio Valley this morning and is expected again tomorrow. Sunshine is due this afternoon with a low of 40 tonight and a high around 69 tomorrow. Yesterday’s high reached 58.
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Ship in Trouble Seeks Help Off Alaska Coast
The 525 foot Navy tanker USS Mission Santa Cruz reported trouble in heavy seas about 230 miles west of Juneau, Alaska. The Navy said its crew normally numbers 34, with unknown passenger status. Coast Guard reported the distress and requested immediate assistance.
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Campaign rivals clash in Chicago speeches
In Chicago President Truman and Governor Dewey heatedly tied their campaigns. Truman warned minority groups of dangers while Dewey aligned with Governor Dwight Green and his political machine. Marquis Childs notes the editorial page commentary and lists features across pages 3, 8, 16, 21, 22, 23, 29-31, 32, 33, 38, 37.
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Bartenders to Get New Bottle Job in Buffalo
AFL barber? No. Bartenders in Buffalo offered to babysit during voting hours as bars close. Charley O Neill, local secretary, said members and their wives will babysit to aid turnout but only for non Republican voters.
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O'Neill
Dewey Greeting Planks In Chicago Stadium Causes Pink Mixup
Republican leaders avoided comment on Gov. Thomas E. Dewey's backing as placards in Chicago Stadium proclaimed support for the GOP nominee. The note of irony came from pink placards read aloud among the crowd, contrasting with the apparent left-wing backing question.
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Thomas E. Dewey
G.O.P
Dewey
Best Kept Secret in Politics Prompting Banter
Washington dispatch reports Herbert Brownell Jr. finds President Truman's Cleveland remark about Republicans on the run the best kept secret in history. Brownell smiles at the line and notes the campaign manager of Deweey War ren reacts with amusement.
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INS
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Deweey-Warren
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Cleveland
Brownell
Campaign elephants drive Albany GOP expenses
Albany County Republican Committee’s pre election financial statement lists “Campaign elephants” costing $1,175. The committee clarifies the items were not live animals but gold lapel elephants worn as pins.
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Albany County Republican Committee
Gloves Off Truman Tackles Dewey On Teachers
President Truman accused Gov. Thomas E. Dewey of an un-American view of teachers as he campaigned in New England. Speaking in Springfield Mass and Hartford Conn he warned rents could rise 20 percent if Republicans win, and said GOP labor policy is labor-baiting and anti-union. Concluded on Page 15.
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New England
Thomas E. Dewey
Springfield
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G.O.P
Hartford
Sit-Down Strike Threat Looms in Northern France
French Communists threaten a general sit-down strike in support of striking coal miners in northern France. CGT leaders met at Lille, a mining center where government troops and police have not yet entered.
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General Labor Federation
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Lille
South African UN delegate warns Stalin on Communism in Paris
Steven Sawyer of the Indian Rights Conference cites a Boise study of Idaho Indians noting a UN delegate from South Africa warned against Communist domination. The delegate’s Paris remarks were praised but reporters were told not to print them for reuse on a tour. The breakfast paper revealed the speech and its spicy anecdotes, deemed unprintable.
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Paris
Stalin
Steven Sawyer
Boise
Idaho
Sawyer
Three powers agree on review of German plant reparations
Washington Britain and France announced a joint plan to review German plant reparations while dismantling continues. A U S committee will study a list of plants to decide future use. Deliveries to Allied powers halt until a decision is reached.
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ECA Caps New Grants Pending Loan Deals Across Europe
Washington reports the Economic Cooperation Administration will halt new Marshall Plan grants to European nations unless loan agreements exist. Britain and Iceland have signed loans. France Italy Denmark Norway Sweden Belgium Ireland the Netherlands and Turkey face aid cuts. Britain secured 310 million dollars. Iceland avoided the decree with a 2.3 million fishing credits pact.
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Hoffman Stresses Need for Unity
European recovery administrator Paul Hoffman told reporters in London that Western powers must stay united to deter aggressors. He said overwhelming strength lies with the free nations when it comes to resources, speaking at the end of a rapid swing through western Europe.
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Paul Hoffman
Hoffman
Europe
Quintuplets Reported in Khartoum Area
Sudan officials investigate a report that a nomadic tribeswoman gave birth to five boys about 47 days ago. Assistant District Commissioner E. H. Balfour Paul says the report may be authentic, but the children and mother have not been located.
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Sudan
EH. C. Balfour Paul
Kidnapped College Girl Found in Montreal Hotel Lobby
Lenore Shanhouse, 19, a Smith College student reported missing from Northampton, Massachusetts, was located by police in an uptown Montreal hotel lobby. She traveled with three unidentified individuals from Ste. Agathe and later telegraphed her mother seeking $100, then said she’d been kidnapped but denied discussing the matter with police. She appeared unharmed and was to be returned to Annapolis, Maryland after transportation was arranged.
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Lenore Shanhouse
Smith College
Northampton
Mass
Ste. Agathe
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Laurentians
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Annapolis
Loisi Shanhouse
Smith’ College
Auto Kills Child Hidden by Leaves
In Indianola Iowa a five year old boy Emmett Buchanan Small was killed when struck by a car as he lay partly hidden while playing in a pile of leaves outside yesterday. He was the only child of Pauline Small, a widow.
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Iowa
Emmett
Buchanan Small
Pauline Small
Von Leeb Guilty on One Charge at Nuremberg Trial
An American war crimes court acquitted 13 leading German commanders of plotting to start World War II and of conspiracy. Field Marshal Wilhelm von Leeb was convicted of crimes against civilization for involvement in Hitler's invasion plans. Other defendants, including Hugo Sperle, were acquitted on all counts. The panel found acts by officers below policy level did not constitute planning or waging war under international law.
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Germany
Wilhelm von Leeb
Adolf Hitler
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Poland
Low Countries
France
Hugo Sperle
London
Georg von 1Uecti
Queen Alexandra Injured Delays Danish Art Exposition
Queen Alexandra of Denmark sprained her right foot on stairs at Marlborough House last night, prompting the Danish Embassy to announce she will cancel her planned appearance at the opening of a Danish art exhibition. The Queen is mother to King Frederick IX.
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Alexandrine
Denmark
Marlborough House
Mary
Great Britain
Frederick IX
Was Kay Summersby a Blabbermouth in War Secrets
The Daily News attacked Kay Summersby the author of Eisenhower Was My Boss in an October editorial labeling her a blabbermouth. It cited that Prentice-Hall aims to boost sales with controversy, while General Eisenhower reportedly had no objection. A second printing of Summersby’s book sold 20,000 copies.
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