Truman Policy Tests Across Balkans and Middle East
The article surveys U S policy tests in 10 nations, noting delays in delegations, Balkans policy against foreign-imposed regimes, and criticism of Soviet influence in Romania and Bulgaria. It discusses Palestine refugee admitted numbers, Attlee counterproposals, Dardanelles treaty expiry and Soviet pressure for bases, and questions about U N security league commitments.
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Balkans
Truman
United States
Russia
Romania
Bulgaria
Palestine
Britain
Europe
Middle East
Attdee
Dardanelles
iTurkey
Black Sea
Mediterranean
United Nations
New Security League
Inter-American Defense Conference decision set for Nov 20
President Truman outlined moves toward regional autonomy in defense matters. He noted Inter-American Affairs will decide on November 20 the Rio de Janeiro conference date as nations seek to handle their own problems without outside interference. Negotiations on Britain's loan also advance toward a multi billion dollar package.
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Pacific
Rio de Janiero
Truman
United States
Britain
Congress
Canada
Tip on Mystery Killer Best for Daily Mail News
A tip gives early information leading to a front page Daily Mail story in Hagerstown Maryland. Tip editors offer cash rewards. last week a caller earned $3.50 after providing information for a double column first page story.
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Daily Mail
Hagerstown
Severe quakes recorded near Fordham seismic data
Two very severe tremors and aftershocks lasted about an hour with readings from Fordham University's seismograph. Seismologist Father Joseph Lynch said the shocks centered roughly 2,700 miles from New York, in a region tied to Argentina.
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New York
Fordham University
Joseph Lynch
Tax Cut Bill Advances Toward Swift Passage
The measure proposes across the board income tax reductions for individuals with high brackets and special relief for World War II veterans. Corporations would receive major levy cuts and repeal of the excess profits tax, with further adjustments to normal and surtax rates for firms under $50,000 income. A social security payroll freeze, repeal of the $5 automobile use tax, and phased implementation to boost take home pay are outlined.
Mystery murder still unsolved in Huntington
Huntington West Virginia October 29 police from four states hunted to unravel rumors and facts around the death of Hazel Warner Kuell a 35 year old divorcee whose body was found in a parked car near downtown Huntington Five days earlier the car owner left it in a lot while traveling to Florida Mae Warner of New Market New Jersey the victim's mother identified the body at a mortuary and said Hazel planned to remarry and asked to meet in Lexington Virginia for wedding clothes. Coroner F X Schuller ruled the death a skull fracture and investigators from Ashland Lexington Ironton and Huntington pursued the murder case with no immediate arrest.
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Huntington
W. Va
Hazel Warner Kuell
Mae Warner
New Market
N. J
Ironton
Lexington
Tennessee
Warner
Howell
Tenn
Florida
Ashland
Schuller
Unofficial Japan Finds Hope in Truman Speech
Tokyo reports say unofficial Japanese leaders show hope Nippon may regain a place in world society through peaceful intent though no government official comments. Marquis Koichi Kido and aides read the speech. Premier Shidehara and Foreign Minister Yoshida reportedly did as well. General MacArthur orders St Pauls Episcopal University to restore Christian curriculum and seeks accounting for formerly American-supported schools.
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Japan
Truman
Nippon
Economic and Political Society of Nations
Koichi Kido
Hirhito
Kido
Kisuro Shidehara
Shigeri Yoshida
MacArthur
St. Paul’s Episcopal University
St. Paul’s
Held For Unlawful Sale Of Navy Provisions
Walter R. Leaman of Lancaster faces a $1,500 bond and a hearing before U S Commissioner Marshall M Cohen on charges of unlawfully selling Navy food and provisions. FBI traced 600 pounds of butter pork ham baton and six turkeys from Bainbridge naval station to Leaman with three unidentified sailors alleged as suppliers. Disciplinary action will be taken against the sailors involved.
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Walter R. Leaman
U.S
Marshall M. Cohen
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Seaman
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Socially Prominent Nurse Found Dead in Philadelphia
Philadelphia reports 23 year old nurse Mrs Barbara Van Allen, wife of Capt Maurice Van Allen of Mt Pleasant Illinois, found dead in her gas filled downtown apartment. Deputy Coroner Ruby Kaplan noted all stove burners open and leans to self inflicted death without a stated motive. Her father Robert Irwin Brown committed suicide in Baltimore in 1942.
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Barbara van Allen
Maurice van Allen
Mt. Pleasant
Medical Corps
Manila
Ruby Kaplan
van Allen
Robert Irwin Brown
Baltimore
Senators Divided On Peace Draft
Washington Oct 29 A military committee remains split over universal peacetime training with Senator Gurney urging hearings on a measure aligning with President Truman. A AP poll shows 25 of 84 senators favor some compulsory training, 19 oppose, 40 undecided. Chandler endorses strong services and additional academies to attract youth to a military career.
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Senate
Gurney
R-Sd
Truman
Edwin ©. Johnson
D-Cole
Associated Press
Military Committee
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Hill
D-Ala
O’mahoney
D-Wye
Maybank
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R-Vi
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Chandler
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Cyclist Ed ward Bigdan Receives 1000-Pound Bike
In Chicago on October 29 Edward Bigdan of Aurora earned praise for riding 30,000 pounds of clothing to aid Russian war relief. In gratitude the relief agency bought him a new bicycle capable of carrying 1,000 pounds for future missions.
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Edward Bigdan
Aurora
U S Deserter Held In Polish Prison
Lt Col Edward York, U S Air attache in Warsaw, said Polish secret police hold American soldier Louie Nady in Praga jail on subversive action charges that could carry the death penalty. Nady, a West Virginia miner, deserted from the 67th Regiment of the Second Armored Division last spring, wandered through Germany, and was arrested in Poznan while living with a Polish family suspected of anti government activity.
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Edward York
U. S
Praga
York
Louie Nady
West Virginia
Walter A. Pashley
Nady
67Th
Second Armored
Germany
Poznan
Youth Accidentally Killed By Brother in Maryland
In Annapolis Maryland on a Sunday two brothers ages 14 and 17 playing cowboy and Indian at their uncle John Marson’s home were handling loaded firearms. The 12 gauge shotgun discharged fatally wounding Lacey Lee Marson 14 of Batversville three miles east of Laurel as Cleveland 17 was playing with the weapon. Police said no charges have been filed and the case remains under investigation.
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Lacey Lee Marson
Batversville
Laurel
Cleveland
John Marson
Herman
Edward Marson
Lacey
Conductor Kostelanetz Advises NYC Girl Scout Troop
Andre Kostelanetz, famed conductor and Lily Pons husband, serves as music consultant to a New York City Girl Scout troop, lending his expertise to their program and activities.
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Lily Pons
New York City
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