May Expand Pact to Worldwide Front Against Communism
The article describes a proposed broadening of a defense pact to invite nations globally to unite against communism. Signatories would pledge industrial and military aid if aggression occurs, with hopes of drawing in Italy, Scandinavia, Australia, India, and other Commonwealth states. Canada and the United States would require parliamentary and Senate approval respectively.
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Italy
Europe
Australia
India
United States
Senate
UN plans private approach to Palestine armistice
In Paris the UN Security Council postponed public debate on Palestine truce violations to hear Dr. Ralph Bunche outline a loose plan for a full fledged armistice between Arabs and Jews. The session shifted to private talks as debates on council HQ moved. Gen. William Riley and Bunche signaled urgency for stronger steps toward a durable peace and possible conference.
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Paris
United Nations
Palestine
Aaroh Bunche
Benche
Jose Arce
Arzent
Lake Success
Bunche
Galilee
Britain
Israel
William Riley
Che. Riley
Council On
Riler
Early Trial For Rep. Thomas To Be Sought
Government prosecutors said they would seek an early trial for Rep J Par nell Thomas of New Jersey who is indicted on payroll padding charges. He is to be arraigned in federal court Tuesday and may plead innocent or guilty. The indictment accuses Thomas of defrauding the government and fabricating three claims with his secretary Helen Campbell, including two sham employees on his payroll. If convicted on all counts he could face up to 32 years in prison and a $40 000 fine. Continued on Page 2.
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Washington
Rep. J. Parnell Thomas
N. J
House UnAmerican Activities Committee
Federal District Court
Thomas
Helen Campbell
Miss Campbell
Pacific search for missing bomber in Guam area expands
All available planes joined a 1000 square mile search for a U S Air Force B bomber missing after a flight from Okanawa to Guam. The aircraft from the 23rd Reconnaissance Squadron carried eleven men.
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Guam
Pacific
U.S. Air Force
Okinawa
Attempt on Life of Former Egyptian Premier Nahas Pasha
An unidentified gang opened fire with a machine gun and bombs near former Egyptian premier Mustapha El Nahas Pasha's Cairo home during a Wafd party meeting. Nahas escaped unharmed while four guards were wounded. a state of emergency followed the attack.
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Mustapha el Nahas Pasha
Cairo
Nahas
Csiro
War Headquarters
Seregeldin
Nahas Efe
Nehas
Te Wafd Party
Zaghlul Pasha
Open House at Essyria High School Tonight
Preparations underway for Essyria High School Open House as part of American Education Week. Teachers committee led by Miss Jen Coffland invites parents to visit homerooms at 7 15 pm and first class meds begin at 7 30 pm. An auditorium program is set for 8 40 pm with refreshments at 9 10 pm.
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Essyria High School
Jén Coffland
Eula ‘M. Young
Mabel S. Herd
Allyn S. Rose
Lee Lyman
A. T.smith
Robert Ringer
New Trades and Industries
Wreckage sighted of missing US airliner near Gander
A US Air Force search plane reported sighting wreckage eight miles west of Gander Airport Newfoundland of a B-25 missing since Friday with six men aboard. The plane disappeared on a Washington to Gander flight.
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St, John's
Nld
Gander Airport
Nil
United States Airforce
Washington
Gander
West Berlin Economy Crushed by Blockade
Berlin reports from Gen. Lucius D. Clay show western sector production at about 20 percent of pre blockade levels with around 89,000 unemployed. British officials estimate 45 to 50 percent production and agree unemployment rose about 10 percent as the blockade worsens. The American and British authorities warn the workers' condition deteriorates daily.
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Berlin
West Berlin
Lucius D. Clay
Japs Found Guilty Of Aggression By War Crimes Tribunal
The far east war crimes tribunal in Tokyo sustains aggression charges against 25 Japanese leaders, including Hid ekI Teio and 24 co defendants, finding plans to invade Russia and to govern Siberia and outer Mongolia as predatory moves. Sentencing will follow in coming days as the court notes Japan sought to time attacks against the Soviets.
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Tokyo
Russia
Far East
Cordell Hull
U. S
Japan
Siberia
Outer
Mongolia
Germany
Renew Efforts To Solve Berlin Crisis Between Russia And Big Three
Paris reports renewed efforts by UN Secretary General Trygve Lie to resolve the Berlin dispute between the Soviet bloc and the Western Big Three. He studies currency issues, has met UN Assembly president, and plans talks with Juan Bramuglia to align East and West on Berlin. Observers see potential progress within two weeks if currency talks proceed and a blockade issue is resolved.
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Russia
Big Three
Gey Fa Trygve Lie
United Nations
Lie
UN Assembly
Juan A. Bramuglia
Vishinsky
UN Security Council
Andrei Vishin
Council
United States
Real Britain
France
Dedigee
Bramugha
He Neuttrali Jed Br Bramugna
Fasthinski
Guarels
UN Gelesates
Bramagla
London
Striking Shanghai Rail Workers Halt Vast Transport
Twelve thousand rail workers walk out halting all rail service into and out of Shanghai Nanxing and Hangchow amid rice pay demands. U S officers warn Americans as Communist forces threaten northern China and Shanhaikwan battles flare, while D I C promises rice and flour from the United States and Siam.
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Nanxing
Hangchow
Traimmen
U.S. Army
China
Tieaisin
Shanhaikwan
North China
Red
Manchuria
Survey Says Ohio Schools Need Big Expansion
The Onin Education association educational council reports more than 7900 new classrooms must be built in two years to handle Ohio’s growing school population. A survey of about two thirds of the state’s 4356 public school buildings estimates a total cost of 264 million dollars for the additions.
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Columbus
Educational Council of the Onin Education Sociation
Ohio
Obhio
Israeli Forces Advance Toward Last Arab Stronghold
Reported Israeli forces move in the Negev toward the last Arab stronghold as heavy fighting rages in the region. Foreign officials seek to push direct peace talks, while Israel conducts a census and braces for elections in mid December. Brigadier Yigael Yadin and other officers receive promotions amid a graft probe involving over 700 policemen.
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Palestine
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Pers
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Paris
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Yaccov
F.io
Gag Rule Invoked Amid UN Debate on Balkan Conflict
In Paris the Political Committee invoked a gag rule to end a three day Yugoslav filibuster. The move limits debate as it considers a resolution condemning Albania Bulgaria and Yugoslavia for aiding the Greek rebels. Dulles urged restraint while Bogemeloy disputed the charge of filibuster.
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Paris
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Bulgaria
Yugoslavia
U.S
John Foster Dulles
United Nations
Balkan
Dulles
Armistice Day Observed As Post Office Holiday
Acting postmaster William Jenne announced Armistice Day will be a legal holiday for Elyria staff. The lobby remains open for stamps via vending machine, but parcel post and other windows close. Incoming mail and parcel post will be received and delivered. Gitmo letter mail deliveries will occur.
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Elyria
William Jenne
Gitmo
Bricker vows to oppose any tax hike proposal
Senator John W Bricker Republican of Ohio pledged to fight any increase in income taxes or new taxes on corporate excess profits. He said tax rises burden individuals and business and noted his support for an individual income tax cut in the 80th Congress.
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Washington
John W. Bricker
R. C
Herman Eberharter
Truman
Bricker
Rcker
Postpone Trial in $550,000 Actuary Tax Case
Auditor Frank Ayres of the board of review announced the Acactivean Shipbuilding Company's $550,000 tax case would be postponed to a hearing after the turn of the year. The postponement came at a conference with Prosecutor Wickens and Prosecutor-Elect Mikus to allow Mikus to handle the case from the start.
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Frank Ayres
Board of Review
Euiced
AcacTivean
Ayres
William G. Wickens
Paul Mikus
Mikus
Wickens
French Premier Plans Cabinet Shakeup After Elections
Paris Premier Henri Queuille prepared to reshuffle his coalition cabinet after Sunday's upper chamber elections. General de Gaulle scored a triumph and no popular Republican ministers lost their seats, prompting likely changes to replace the defeated ministers or possibly recast the entire government amid an economic crisis and a coal miner strike now in its 36th day.
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Paris
Henri Qeuille
Charles de Gaulle
Queuille
de Gaulle
Elyria Churches Ship 100 Kits Overseas
A Elyria Council of Church Women’s group led by Mrs. Fred Ulrich shipped 100 clothing and personal kit towels to Europe and Asia. The World Community Day project will aid displaced persons and refugee youths in camps through Church World Service. Ten kits came from the YWCA Senior Y-Teen club.
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Elyria Council of Church Wormth
Fred Ulrich
Church World Service
Europe
Asia
Elyria
YWCA
Want ads sell farm produce and poultry nationwide
Winter pears apples potatoes pumpkins and poultry listed for sale in Chronicle Telegram want ads. Call 4-121 or 44-131 to place ads and reach buyers fast. Includes notices for unions and feed products from W. T. Grant Co. and The Clevelander at 111 Cedar St. Elyria.
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Clevelander
Cedar St
Elyria
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