Wallace calls for new party if Democrats fail liberals
Former Vice President Henry A. Wallace told about 20 000 at Madison Square Garden that he would stay within the Democratic Party until it loses hope for liberals. He warned that if both major parties present only reactionary capitalism, a third party may be necessary in 1948 and urged a party of liberty and peace. He tied his stance to a year earlier speech on Russia and criticized Truman era policies while praising a new Progressive Citizens of America rally with Paul Robeson Lena Horne and Frank Kingdon observing on the platform.
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Lena Horne
Frank Kingdon
Chinese Reds In New Drive South of Peiping
Pro government dispatches report Chinese Communists crossed the Taching River three days ago and are attacking Msiunghsien a highway center 65 miles south of Peiping as part of a southern thrust.
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Polish readers view U S as generous despite propaganda
Marquis Childs notes in editorial that Poles see the United States as a great, rich country while daily papers push anti American propaganda. Other features and pages are listed, including Comics Ida Jean, Dr Brady Crossword, Horoscopes, Amusements, Financial, Bridge, Classifieds, Radio, City Life, Social News, Deaths, and Sports.
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Inflation to push up costs through next spring
Washington officials from the Bureau of Labor Statistics and Agriculture Department say living costs already at a high level will rise for at least five or six more months. They warn there is no break in the inflationary trend though prices may ease in 1948, with rising food costs leading the upward pull.
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Four Senators foresee rent control extension and rising prices
Washington reports four swing senators predict Congress will extend rent controls beyond February. They warn higher prices for bread meat milk and poultry in coming months. A BLS official expects modest clothing and building material price rises as food costs climb amid a tight corn crop outlook.
Molotov to Attend UN Assembly With Surprise Proposal
Soviet Foreign Minister V. M. Molotov plans to arrive in New York in early October with a surprise proposal for the United Nations General Assembly. U S Secretary Marshall will be in New York for the session, with Bevin and Bidault possibly in attendance.
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Ernest Bevin
George Bidault
Ship Blast Kills 19 Men Near Northern Ireland
Off the coast of Northern Ireland the 17 702 ton British liner Reina del Pacifico suffered an engine room explosion killing 19 crew members and injuring 35 others. About 500 aboard were aboard when the blast struck late yesterday afternoon as the ship was reconverted from troop service. First responders found many dead and wounded in burning wreckage. Officials warned victims not to discuss the disaster amid security measures and rumors of sabotage.
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Nicaragua Rebels Supposedly Plot Revolutionary Strike
In Managua during the week the government blamed a group of military and political leaders for an unsuccessful attack on a National Guard garrison. The push was said to aim at sparking a revolution targeting seven key cities.
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Nicaragua
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Perry Butcher Arranges Financing Meat by Pound
Perry Butcher Neff, village meat market operator, advertises in the local paper a scheme where customers can take radios, electric refrigerators, cars, pianos and more as down payment on one pound of meat from 1946 or newer. A gramophone was offered as part payment but no deal completed.
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Weather Turns Cooler With Showers Clearing This Weekend
Meteorologist Andrew P. Keller notes a low pressure system from Lake Huron to Illinois and extending toward Buffalo Erie and Central Ohio drives a warm muggy period with afternoon showers. Highs near 88 today dipping to 68 tonight as a cooler 80 degree Saturday is anticipated with occasional showers.
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U S Protest Over Detention of Allied Personnel in Yugoslavia
The United States issued a strong protest to Yugoslavia over the unwarranted detention and mistreatment of Allied personnel seized by Yugoslav authorities. Fifteen cases were involved, mostly British, with nine detainees not yet returned, including two Americans.
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Taft Warns Against Concentration of Power in Western Tour
Senator Robert Taft of Ohio opened a western swing for the Republican presidential bid and urged against a world state with power centered in Washington. He argued New Deal policies threaten states rights and individual freedom, speaking at the California Bar Association event alongside other party leaders.
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Allies Press Austria Treaty Talks on German Assets
The United States Britain and France united against Russia as the Allied Commission opened discussions on applying Austrian law to German assets in Austria amid postwar treaty talks.
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Steel executives urged to self regulate or face govt role
Washington report says the Senate small business subcommittee warned steel leaders to push self regulation or risk the government acting as traffic cop. President Fairless of U S Steel defended industry ethics and announced planned investments of 500 million dollars to ease shortages. Senator Edward Martin led the meeting with 15 blue ribbon executives, stressing inquiry into whether production is maxed out and urging free enterprise balanced with public interest.
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Chinese Rate Again Upon U S Money
Shanghai report shows the government raising the open market rate on U S currency by 500 points to 40,000 dollars per dollar in buying and 41,000 in selling. The black market surged to a new high around 47,000 dollars per U S dollar.
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Bus Strike Postponed in New York Amid Pension Pact
A threatened bus strike that would halt service for about 1.2 million Manhattan riders starting at 4 A.M. was postponed after a meeting with Mayor O Dwyer and a Supreme Court Pecora ruling. Local 100 president Austin Hogan said drivers approved delaying action while the company appeals the pension case.
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Ill Sailor Takes Ride Aboard Missouri With Truman
Charles A. Scott a 27 year old merchant sailor says he rode a destroyer to the battleship Missouri to be near President Truman. He was taken from a freighter 165 miles away yesterday for blood poisoning treatment and is recovering in the sick bay as the Missouri sails toward Worfolk Virginia with the President aboard. Scott lives near Jackson Mississippi. The President’s aboard routine included a walk around the ship reading and sunbathing.
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Cripps rejects U.S. aid with strings and urges exports rise
Sir Stafford Cripps warns Britons of possible greater hardships as Britain refuses to accept political strings in American aid. He calls for a one third increase in exports and hints at an empire customs union to shield the economy while maintaining economic independence. He says Britain cannot rely on more American aid and must strain to expand exports.
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Cripps urges empire trade union and voluntary controls
In a speech Cripps argues for a free trade area within the empire and a voluntary export program. He warns Britain may need direct orders if voluntary efforts fail and cites higher export targets including automobiles. He notes potential U.S. Marshall Plan aid but says Britain must balance its own actions.
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Burnet Park Aerial Photo Delight In Sunday Herald American
A striking aerial view of Burnet Park by Arthur Cornelius highlights Sundays edition of the Herald-American. The paper promises extensive local coverage including features on air travel meals, ground meal prep at Municipal Airport, and weekly columns like City Life Political Persecope Inquiring Reporter Are Ya Listening Joe Talking It Over.
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