Senate Hearing Opens On Red China Copper Shipments
Senate Commerce subcommittee schedules public airing of evidence on round the world shipments of Japanese copper to Communist China via New York. Officials from Kane Import Co and other firms testified about purchases and transit moves, with O Conor warning of ongoing evasion and urging a halt to exports.
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Washington
Novv
Senate
China
U. S
Japan
New York City
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Red China
O'Conor
Commerce Department
New York
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British
Hong Kong
Kane Import Co
North China Import Corporation
Kane Company
Ishandtsen
Walter Spitzer
Metal Traders, Inc
Overseas Metal & Ore Co
Ayrton Metals Co
Thomas A. Lynch
American Industrial Products Co
The
Metal Trades Corp
Spitzer
Lynch
Mayor Urges Large Turnout For Town Hall Dinner
Mayor urged a big turnout for the second annual Town Hall dinner to be held Tuesday November 28 at Franklin Court starting 6 30 p m Tickets priced 2 25 include dinner and a chance to question city county officials Officials invited include the Mayor City County men and County Commissioners V Damison 111 is chairman of the program Tickets available at the Chamber of Commerce and on sale now
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Milly
Franklin Court
Meyer Mills
Housing Policy Clash With Mayor Mills Proposal
Housing developer disputes Mayor Mills policy as he cites fourfold city tax returns from public utilities and asks why private builders must follow city standards. Mills argues current policy fails, warns of higher taxes or service cuts, and cites recent street and sewer investments at Carroll Heights with a $76,000 ask from a local developer for next year.
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Williame
Mills
Maryland
Ladjaining
Carroll Heights
Socialite seeks divorce amid odd husband rules
St Louis socialite Frances Vallee Reyburn Nelson files for divorce from James Martini Molsan former secretary treasurer of Exchange Investment. She accuses him of forcing her to wear ill fitting jeans at social events use old newspapers as towels and save breakfast dishwater for washing dishes. She notes his restraint on cooking and cleaning while pressuring her to pursue “more important” tasks such as writing novels. She was named a veiled prophet maid, a high city honor, similar to a Mardi Gras festival.
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St. Louis
Frances Vallee Reyburn Nelson
James Martini Molsan
The
Exchange Investment, Company
Nelson
Deerander
Noetoon
Cisa- Wanea
New Orleans
Expectant Mother Hurt In Collision In North Potomac Street
Mrs Delores Barker of North Mulberry Street suffered possible fracture and was admitted to Winston County Hospital after her husband John Barker’s car collided with a pole in the middle of the square. The impact bent the base about ten inches and caused damage to the car estimated at $200. Barker was charged with reckless driving as police noted headlights blind him to the pole.
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Delores C Qarker
Nerth Mulberry
Wishinston Coquity
Hushad
John 8 Burker
Burker
North Potomac Street
Barker
Jane McCauley Wins National Honor in Contest
Jane McCauley and Cearfass Pike earned a national honor last night, adding to state laurels for McCauley. Daughter of Mr and Mrs R A McCauley, she was named first.
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Jane McCauley
Cearfass Pike
R. A. McCauley
National Grange Convention Highlights Evening Down Competition
Miss McCamey prevailed in the junior ground evening down event at the National Grange gathering in Minneapolis. She is now a student at the University of Maryland.
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National Grange
Minneapolis
Miss McCamey
The
University of Maryland
Downey Resigns Soon. Nixon to Be Appointed Senator
Senator Sheridan Downey of California will resign November 30 due to ill health. Governor Warren will appoint Republican Richard Nixon, elected senator, to take the seat ahead of the January induction, boosting Nixon’s seniority for key committee assignments. Downey did not seek reelection and Nixon recently defeated Helen Gahagan Douglas.
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Calif
Sheridan Downer
Barl Warren
Richard M. Nixon
Downey
Warren
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Nixon
Senate
Helen Gahacan Pogglis
Denteyr
Jowgins
Average wage report for October production workers
America's 13,100,600 production workers earned an average of $61.93 a week for 40.14 hours in October. The Bureau of Labor Statistics said the average weekly paycheck rose by $1.30 from September, with the average production worker's work week about 25 minutes longer. The increases are attributed to more overtime and higher wage rates.
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Washington
America
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Former Navy Coach Walsh Dies After Illness
Comdr. Charles Walsh long served as Navy rowing coach at Annapolis, retiring in spring after 20 years at the helm. He died in Naval Hospital Bethesda at age 49 from a back ailment. Walsh began coaching at Annapolis in 1924 and led crews to 24 of 40 dual races and 13 of 36 cup events. he remains a noted figure in Navy athletics.
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Charles Sr
Buck) Walsh
Navy
Naval Hospital
Walsh
Navy Rowing
Annapolis
1Hs
The Keynote Versatility Blouse Pattern Ad
A vintage fashion ad touts The FALL-Wexts RR FASHION BOOK with over 125 patterns for all ages and occasions. It promotes versatile blouse patterns and a line of knit and sewn garments, offering simple steps and a 2 cent price point. It highlights Christmas kilts and bath wearables, plus a reference to New York vendors and quick order filling.
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York Tl
Uma
CIO Chief Calls For Revamping America's Mobilization Set-Up
Chicago November 21 CIO chief Philip Murray urged a major revamp of America mobilization with a stronger labor voice. At the CIO national convention the 72 page mobilization report blasted the Defense Production Act as failing to curb inflation and urged closing loopholes. Murray warned against profiteering and burdens on low income groups while noting unions ousted from the CIO over the past year. He said the Communist movement has suffered a severe setback and emphasized mobilization over other issues.
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Chicago
America
Cio
Philip Murray
Palmer House
Murray
Ieredit
T le
Executive i
Democrats Poll on Calling Maryland State Convention
Baltimore November 21 The 1950 Democratic State Convention may not reconvene unless a majority of 152 delegates votes by telegram to want it. A poll seeks to decide on renewing the convention to determine unit vote allotment for nominating candidates. The move follows calls to change the unit system after Governor Lane won most unit votes and the nomination despite another candidate leading in popular vote.
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Baltimore
Harry T. Gross
Democratic State Central Committee
Democratic Party
Lane
George
John Marshall
Butler
D John Markey
Decision Soon On Third Trial Issue
The Supreme Bench of Baltimore promised a decision within a week on whether Thomas Alexander Edwards will get a third trial for the Mahlan Kline killings. Edwards, twice convicted and once sentenced to death, sought another hearing after a four hour session as the state closed its arguments.
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Baltimore
Supreme Bed of
Thomas Alexander Edwards
Mahlan-Kline Kilings
Edwards
Glen Burnie
John H. Mahlan
Mary C.kline
Mahlan
South African Fliers Engage in Korea with UN Forces
South African veterans of World War II are reported to fly F-51s in combat against United Nations forces in Korea. A Far East command announcement says they attacked their first targets Sunday, marking their participation in the Korea theater.
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Tokyo
Middle East
United Nations
Korea
Far East
South Africans join 5th Air Force squadron force
The fighter squadron has beams integrated into the 6009 Tactical Support Wing as South Africans enter combat, bringing the number of nations represented in the 5th Air Force to four, alongside Koreans, Australians and Americans.
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5Th Air Force
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