Warren Attacks Truman as Inconsistent in LA Rally
GOP vice presidential nominee Earl Warren accused the Truman administration of inconsistency and being a remnant of a failed national policy. He condemned policy gyrations from San Francisco to Los Angeles, questioned leadership on rail strikes and foreign policy, and urged retirement of the current administration at a Pan Pacific Auditorium rally.
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Better Airport Service Is Urged
An Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association official urged small airport operators to act like gas station attendants and greet travelers, addressing the closing session of a two day State Aviation Council conference. Max Barant of Washington DC, assistant general manager GE the owners' division, spoke to the gathering.
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Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association
Max Barant
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Taft Hartley Act Defended by Ives
Senator Irving M. Ives defends the Taft Hartley Act saying its good outweighs the evil despite imperfections He spoke at a Republican rally pledging to work in the next Congress to perfect the act in every respect He framed the bill as a durable policy achievement for the party in Buffalo.
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Irving M. Ives
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Ives
Republican Party
Barkley Ends Drive Tonight in Indiana
Alben W. Barkley headlining a Democratic vice presidential rally in Gary Indiana then Evansville for the windup of the campaign. He predicted a Tuesday election large turnout aided by labor organizing and argued the Democratic tide is rising while Republicans spend heavily to try to slow it.
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Rand Plant Vote Set in Syracuse Bargaining Election
About 800 workers at a Remington Rand Syracuse plant will vote Thursday in the first collective bargaining election there since the company rejected the United Electrical Workers. The plant will choose among the International Association of Machinists United Auto Workers or neither as an option, per the NLRB. The move could set a pattern for other Remington Rand plants in New York and Michigan.
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Army streamlines to peace or war footing with new vice chief
The Army moves to a peacetime war footing starting November 15 as top staff roles shift. Gen. J Lawton Collins becomes vice chief, with two new deputies assigned to administration and to plans and combat operations, to streamline command and logistics.
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Royal
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Albert C. Wedemeyer
Italy Labor Unrest Grows Across Sectors
In southeastern Italy agricultural labor leaders attacked the government and landowners over unemployment and worker rights. They called for collective contracts lower taxes unemployment benefits larger shares for sharecroppers and major public works as winter approaches. Miners in Sardinia went on strike and in Turin about 55 000 automobile workers pressed a noncooperation protest against seven workers accused of terrorism.
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Fire destroys Pitcairn railroad shop and warehouse
A large blaze destroyed a Pennsylvania Railroad blacksmith shop and warehouse in Pitcairn Pennsylvania. Oil fed flames swirled in the wind and for a time threatened nearby structures before 500 firemen brought the fire under control. Pitcairn’s reservoir with a 15 million gallon capacity was drained.
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Radio Timetable Highlights Evening Lineup
Radio schedule lists 7:00 p.m. WFBL Lucille Ball show to 10:50 p.m. with varied programs on WSYR WNDR and WEBL including Vaughn Monroe, Gene Kelly, Judy Canova, and the Grand Ole Opry with Red Foley. FM stations WSYE WSYH WAGE VSVYH bands noted.
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Beryl Davis
Axel Siordahl
Ken Lane
WNDR
Lanny Ross
Sylvan Levin
Judy Canova
Mel Bline
Bennis Day
Barbara Etter
Grand Ole Opry
Red Foley
Emecee
Wage—Owen
Eline Davis
Morton Downey
Carmen Manstren
Silhouette to Stay Skirts Shorter in Winter Fashions
Midseason shows push simple silhouettes from fall into winter with higher hemlines. Molyneux keeps 15 inch ground clearance while Lanvin lifts daywear to about 12 inches. Coats remain around midcalf as designers favor straight suits and swing skirts. Accessories transform basics, with roses, scarves, gloves and hats elevating outfits.
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Lanvin
Good Listening By Thomas D Coolican and Others
Hollywood Star Theater feature at 8 tonight over NBC and WSYR introduces 15 year old Lois Butler from Indianapolis with a three octave vocal range. Eddie Bracken films an eight minute TV piece for Enterprise Studios. NBC Truth or Consequences prizes grow with tires and bonds and a Washington trip. Jean Peters stars in a radio adaptation of Deep Waters on NBC. Chicago Theater at the Air features Martha. Henry J Taylor moves to ABC. Holiday Star Time adds Langford Previn and Mills Brothers with a star lineup. Tonight's other radio shows include Vaughn Monrose Hit Parade and Dennis Day. Three couples guessed Cantor Luce and Griffith last week.
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Convict Austin Craft to be hanged for prison guard slaying
Kingston Ontario reports Austin Craft 49 a Portsmouth Penitentiary inmate will be executed January 24 for the guard killing during an escape attempt. Craft serving 10 years for robbery says the shot to guard John Kennedy was accidental while proving his gun was loaded.
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Portsmouth Federal Penitentiary
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