Marshall Says U S Will Not Compromise On Rights
Secretary of State George C. Marshall told the United Nations General Assembly that the United States will not barter away the rights and freedoms of any people. He warned of growing war danger, urged easing tensions, and criticized regimes denying basic human rights as fundamental wrong.
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Paris
George C. Marshall
United Nations General Assembly
United States
Marshall
Philippine
Carlos P Romulo
Berlin
Russia
19 Killed In Munitions Blast In Cairo Jewish Quarter
Nineteen people were killed and 47 injured yesterday when a bomb exploded in a Jewish quarter of Cairo. Reports say the explosion occurred inside a Jewish house, collapsing two other houses while a third was damaged. Police cordoned the area and dispersed crowds.
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Cairo
Fay Ptlane
Cleveland Area Weather Forecast Update
Northeast Ohio remains fair with continuing cool conditions this afternoon and Friday. Temperatures dip to the mid forties tonight with low around 46. Friday highs near 68. Local forecast notes include calm winds and a dry pattern through the period.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Font
Hugh
Whirling Storm Roars Out To Sea Florida Cleans Up
Floridans began mopping up after a slow moving hurricane caused 12 deaths and over 5 million dollars in damage since its Caribbean birth. It swept Cuba then southern Florida, with 120 mph winds, heavy rains, and widespread property loss. Key West Everglades City and Miami Beach endured damage as grapefruit and other crops suffered, while coast guard and naval facilities faced impacts.
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Miami
Fla
Florida
Matanzas
Cuba
Key West
Everglades City
Barrons
Coast Guard
Lake Okeechobee
Kes
Naval
Truman
Little White House
Gold Coast
Miami Beach
Morris Lipp
Three Chest Agencies in Elyria Explained to Labor Unions
Red Feather agencies in Elyria were outlined for A F L and C I O representatives at a Y M C A meeting. Ralph Tibball reported rumors about Chest programs were investigated and found unfounded, and three campaign plans were presented for labor plant involvement.
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Red Feather
Elyria Community Chest
Chest
Ralph E Tibball
Community Chest
Tibball
Dexter Kimball
Campourenino Aunda Td
Cameran Oan
Tahoe
Grein
Vidit
Kamball
Ich
Representive
A RO Pea Found
Flana Y W CA
Harrie GG Stecick
Alvota Y M CA
James A Hewitt
Elvira Vetncal Hospial No
Committee To Hear Candidates
The Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative Legislative and Public Affairs committee will meet at the YMCA on Friday. Guests include Walter Ushaer Democratic candidate for 14th district councilman Ed Rowshie Republican opponent, and state Senator Ralph Waller. The session focuses on brief candidate speeches and questions from committee members.
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Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative
Walter Uuaher
Democratic Crime Nidstman
Chiatstrit
Students to Cheer At Rally Friday
Bahlsha Hirah School students will cheer and sing for their 1948 football team at two pep rallies tomorrow afternoon. The cheerleaders and high school band will direct the cheers and singing. Two assemblies are necessary because the auditorium seats only about half the students.
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Bahlsha Hirah School
Israeli Convoy Ambush Leaves Four Dead near Latrun
Investigators say an Israeli convoy bound for Jerusalem was ambushed near Latrun on the Tel Aviv Jerusalem highway. Four killed, including American citizen John Locke Lewis of Philadelphia. Survivors report attackers wore uniforms of the Trans-Jordan Arab Legion. UN mediator Dr Ralph Burche led the probe, following last week’s Bernadotte assassination.
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Tel Aviv
Jerutdlent
Fentiencer
Ralph Burche
Neegro
Palestine
Folke
Indians Order World Series Tickets Printed
Cleveland Indians authorized ticket printing for the World Series after obtaining approval from baseball commissioner Happy Chandler. Team business manager Rudie Schaffer said applications will not be accepted until the word is given and noted about 10 000 applications already received as officials refuse orders for now. The sale will proceed when the pennant race is decided or confidence is reasonable.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Tribe
Rudie Schaffer
A. B
Happy) Chandler
Ball Club
Schaffer
Indians
Wwe
Traffic collision injures couple and damages vehicles
Stanley Wolk of 145 Sheriff Street and his wife were hurt in a Broad Street crash Tuesday at 8:45 pm when their car collided with a vehicle driven by Mrs Walter Jadowdee on Adelbert Street. Both sustained injuries including a forehead laceration and a right ankle injury. A second accident damaged a car driven by R S Menger on Graf ton Road near Cedar Street when it collided with a car driven by William Schneider on Sara Ridge Road. A third report notes a Tau tender on a car owned by Mrs Arthur Hudson damaged while parked on Bread Street by a telephone company truck yesterday.
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Stanley Wolk
Sheriff Street
Broad
Walter Jadowdee
Adelbert Street
Farlawn Avenue
Resr
R S Menger
Grafton Road
Cedar
Wiliam Schneider
Sara
Ridge Road
Arthur Hudson
Avon
Bread Street
Vertridas
Elyria High PTA Chooses Committees For 1948-49
Six committee chairmen were appointed at the Elyria High School PTA executive board meeting held in Principal Robert E. Wilsons office. Names include Mrs H H Thompson hospitality Clarence Stel er ways and means Mrs Eva Cochran membership Mrs James Oconru Magazine Mrs FE Ginga Bibvet publisher Alb G Rus cl Har gate. Officers listed are Erwin Baumpire Mia Ger wd Leonid Llosa Henning Aly William He Guster Mire Ollp Paline. The group will meet monthly with the first session set for October 12.
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Elyria High School
Robert E. Wilson
H H Thompson
Erwin Baumpire
Mia Gerwd
Leonid
Llosa Henning
Aly Willip
Guster Searctasy
Two Boys Glad To Return Home
Two boys, Gerald Monlie and Ratro Wigtko, left home after school and traveled to the city to film a life video. They returned about nine oclock tired and hungry, having not eaten since Sunday. They had only a few belongings and said they wandered between towns before hitchhiking home, hoping to find comfort and safety.
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Tyo
Gerald Monlie
Ratro
Wigtko
Court Rules Pension Plans Proper Subject For Collective Bargaining
The U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled pension plans are a proper subject for collective bargaining between employers and unions. It upheld an NLRB order directing Inland Steel Co to bargain on pension plans, and also upheld an order blocking the CIO United Steel Workers from bargaining until officers sign non Communist affidavits as required by Taft Hartley law.
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Chicago
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
National Labor Relations Board
Inland Steel Co
NLRB
CIO
United Steel Workers
Release Figures On Draft Registration Figures Released
Selective Service headquarters released the first figures on peacetime draft registration. About 5.21 million young men in 31 states registered from Aug 30 to Sept 15. Of these, 1.36 million were reported as single non veterans non fathers aged 18 to 25. The Army expects roughly 950,000 men from this group to boost strength toward 790,000.
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Washington
Selective Service
Sppts
Rubber Workers Union In Sharp Election Contest
The CIO United Rubber Workers elected officers at their 13th annual convention in Omaha Nebraska. Incumbent President L. S. Buckmaster faced opposition from a rival faction led by Lloyd Bass and N. Ho Eavie. Buckmaster won by a narrow margin 791 to 788 amid charges of a ruthless political machine and a three day delay over the report of Buckmaster. The convention also debated the executive board’s handling of Henri Wallace’s candidacy and national political matters.
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Omaha
Nebraska
CIO
United Rubber Workes
L. S Buckmaster
Lloyd Akron
George Ro
Bass
oAlion
N Ho Eavie
Akron Feneral
URW
Buchimaster
Lloyd- Besk
Buechmster
Ann Itl
Repat
Wanioan Executive Board
Henri Wallace
Pees
Remington Denies Communist Ties and Plans Suit
Washington bureau says William W. Remington a suspended Commerce official declares he is not and never has been a Communist He will sue Elizabeth Bentley and NBC if she does not retract charges made on air and before Congress Remington vows to fight for vindication against the accusations Bentley admitted wartime Communist spying role.
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Washington
Wiliam W. Remington
Commerce Department
Elizabeth T. Bentley
National Broadcasting Company
Taft Attacks Truman Outdoing Wallace at Convention
Senator Taft accuses President Truman of demagoguery and attacks the Truman wing of the Democratic party as split and regulated by big government. He frames Republicans as defenders of liberty and unity, contrasting with Democratic factionalism and a perceived shift toward totalitarian governance.
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Columbus
Robert A. Taft
Truman
Wallace
Taft
Weomaust
Tatt
Depleted Land Turned Into Productive Farm Demonstration
At Rio Grande College farm near Gallipolis a conservation demonstration drew over 100 tractors and 106000 expected visitors as agricultural students began turning depleted land into a productive farm for the two day event.
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Gallipolis
Rio Grande College
Aca
Ohio Valley
Guards Strike Is Settled at Briggs Plant Yards
Detroit labor mediator Robert Lomasney announced a settlement ending a Briggs Manufacturing Company strike that had caused widespread layoffs of automotive workers. The strike began September 8 with 170 workers at eight Briggs plants in the Detroit area demanding 15 minutes of overtime pay for uniform changes and premium pay for weekend work. the company previously paid five minutes of preparatory time.
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Detroit
Briggs Manufacturing Company
Wich
Robert Lomasney
Eiht
Briggs
Railutes
Chicago Man Is Placed Under Arrest
John Robert Lepman, 26, of Chicago, arrested for alleged theft of diagrams and documents at Los Alamos atomic energy project while employed there. Indicted by a U.S. grand jury in Santa Fe on destroying government property and embezzlement. Lepman served in the Army 1943 to 1946 and was assigned to Los Alamos in 1944.
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Chicago
John Robert Lepman
Los Alamos Atomic Energy Project
FBI
Lepman
Belden Stratford Hotel
U. S
Edwin K. Walker
U.S
Santa Fe
N. M
PRL
Los Alamos
Jack Arnold Welfeld
Western Papers Banned In Soviet Sector
Berlin police seized Western licensed newspapers from Soviet sector newsstands in systematic raids. Soviet authorities via DNB said resolutions by workers demanded suppression of war mongering and anti-Soviet papers, following earlier raids by Communist hooligans targeting Western publications.
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Berlin
DNB
Maritime Strike Now Serious
United Press reports two major west coast strikes trigger federal mediation director Cyrus Ching to visit Los Angeles for talks with mediation staff labor officials and business leaders. The CIO oil workers strike causes gasoline shortages. W R Chamberlain Co fears collapse in 4 to 6 weeks if it persists. President Truman remains silent on the 21 day dispute.
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Cyrus
Ching
Los Andles
Mediation Service
West Coast
Shippess
Tramenog
California
W. R. Chamberlain Company
Oakland
CIO United Oil Workers
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Mormon Tabernacle
George Smith
Latter Day Saints
Herbert B. Maw
Utah
Fort-Mie- Net
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PTA
ALT
Cryst Clear Dry Cleaners
Colorado
Dewey
Gov
Thomas E Dewey
Greeley
Colo
Bulletin
Rubber Workers Union
Deetz, Inc
Chrysler-Plymouth
Remington
Henry Wallace
United Press
Chronicle- Telegram
DIA
Fuller Road
Elyria
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