Molotov Outlines Soviet Policy Amid UN Veto Clash
Molotov addresses UN debate on veto power and postwar order as Russia and allied delegates clash with small nations over veto abolition. Austin to speak next, while Brendsen urges changes. Discussions focus on Spain under Franco, Far East peace, Middle East troop presence, and broader UN unity.
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United States
Far’ East
Britain
Middle East
Security Council
Franco
Spain
Wincanty Rzymowski
Poland
Carl Brendsen
New Zealand
Washington
Russia
Molotov
Warren R. Austin
Austin
Berendsen
United Nations
Stalin Calls for Tight Atomic Control and Unified Germany
Stalin urged strict international control of atomic power and outlined a peace framework at Paris. He claimed 60 Soviet divisions remain in eastern Europe, denied having an atomic bomb, and pressed for a unified Germany under Allied, democratic oversight while warning against Churchill and other Western leaders as threats to world peace.
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Ussr
Greece
Germany
Baillie
Stalin
Alexander Werth
Sunday Times of London
Churchill
Britain
U.S.A
Europe
House of Commons
Soviet Union
Austria
Hungary
Bulgaria
Romania
Poland
Yugoslavia
Presidium
Supreme Soviet
Russia
Brig. Gen. Leonard P. Ayres Dies at 67 in Cleveland
Brig. Gen. Leonard P. Ayres, 67, a renowned business statistician, died of a heart attack at his Cleveland home. He served as vice president of the Cleveland Trust Co. and was internationally known for his work in statistics.
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Ayres
Cleveland
Leonard P. Ayres
Cleveland Trust Co
Inflation Tangles Local Grocers and Bakers Prices
Local merchants report soaring wholesale costs across staples from mayonnaise to prune juice and grape juice, driving frequent price increases. Bakers add 5 cent per dozen white bread and pastry price rises amid higher shortening costs, Crisco, margarine and butter. Households plan less home baking as butter nears one dollar per unit.
Police Prepare Halloween Traffic and Parking Restrictions
Police warn motorists of Halloween controls in the downtown area. No parking on West Washington Street between the Pennsylvania Railroad station and the Blue Ridge Bus terminal. Franklin Street blocked between the Pennsylvania Railroad and the first alley east of Potomac Street. no parking on Prospect Street between Baltimore and Church. Summit Avenue between Antietam and Church. north side of North Street between Jonathan and North Locust. Way Side Avenue between Potomac and Locust. Charles Street between Potomac and Jonathan. Chief Rickard cautions tow-away enforcement after 6 p.m. Antietam Street will be clear for through traffic east and west.
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the Square
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Washington Street
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Potomac Street
Prospect Street
Baltimore
Church Street
Summit Avenue
Antietam
Church
North Street
Jonathan
North Locust
Rickard
Police Department
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Death
Notes of gratitude from families thanking friends neighbors and officials for kindness during illness and death of Clayton Harp Summers Robert E Smith Mrs C A Hammond and Minnie C Funk for flowers use of cars and sympathy from Mar tin Luther Bible Class Poto мак Edison officials and relatives.Adv. Family and loved ones express appreciation for Christian acts and support.
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Martin Luther Bible Class
Potomac Edison
Clayton Harp Summers
Ona M. Full
Robert E. Smith
Robert C. Smith
Minnie C. Funk
Agv
Atomic Energy Board Gets Large Cancer Research Role
President Truman names Sumner Pike Gordon Clapp and four others to new Atomic Energy Board posts. Pike, 55, ex SEC banker from Lubee Maine, quits citing becoming stale. Clapp succeeds Lilienthal as TVA chair on November 1, backed by Truman’s liberal legacy. Senate confirmation awaits.
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Securities Exchange Commission
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Maine
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TVA
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Truman
Clapp
Franklin D. Roosevelt
George W. Norris
Senate
Congress
McKellar D-Tenn
McKellar
Stewart
D. Tena
Strauss
Hoover
Mrs Pfeltz Crowned Queen in Williamsport Veterans Festivities
Mrs Eileen Pfeltz won the crown with 2320 votes in the Williamsport Lions Club two night veterans celebration. Runners up received cash prizes as ceremonies honored World War Two veterans amid a 10000 spectator crowd and a parade planned for 730 pm.
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Williamsport
Williamsport Lions Club
Richard G. Hawken
Willaimsport
Pieliz
Bermuda
New Orleans
Miami
Betty Speaker
Betty Hoffman
Hilda Wishard
F. E B. Coakley
Williamsport Lions
Hawken
Milford S. Grove
J. W. Traver
Williams’ Port
Joseph D. Byron
Tom Casséli
Fay
Pate
William Huddle
Phillips Named To Radio Post In Hagerstown Area
Steward W. Phillips is named general manager of the Antietam Broadcasting Corp a news standard station planned to serve Hagerstown and Washington County. Coffman cites Phillips long radio experience and leadership in all station operations plus Army service with the 28th Infantry Division and a stint with WTEC prior to military duty.
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Steward W. Phillips
Antietam Broadcasting Corp
Hagerstown
News Standard Broadcasting
Washington
Andrew K. Coffman
Phillips
Coffman
Antietam
Siegfried Line
Germany
Armed Forces Network
Munich
Ger
Armed Forces
Storm Signals On Coal Front Deepens Industry Edges Toward Pact
The coal front shows renewed government mediation as United Mine Workers leader John L Lewis agrees to bargain under the terms of the old pact from May 29 after government seizure of the soft coal mines. Krug insists the present contract stay in force during operation and only discusses the current agreement.
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Lewis
Krug
Notable Pennsylvania Publisher Phillips to Move to Hagerstown
Mr. Phillips a Washington and Jefferson College graduate and Delta Tau Delta member, is married and active in the American Legion and community service groups. He and Mrs. Phillips plan to establish their permanent residence in Hagerstown within the coming weeks.
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Pennsylvania
Mr. Phillips
Washington and Jefferson College
Delta Tau Delta Fraternity
American Legion
Phillips
Hagerstown
Truman states no coal strike will occur at White House talk
A White House news conference reports President Truman denying any new coal pact while promising there will be no coal strike. The telegram to Lewis avoided mention of a new contract and the mine reader offered no clarification about Friday’s meeting.
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Lewis
Collisson
Mr. Truman
White House
Bread Weights Return To Normal After Shortages
A local baker explains that during the wheat and flour shortage in early summer the government allowed reduced loaf weights but many bakers resisted to protect quality. He says weights were not changed by his shop and later the government issued a new order restoring normal weights.
Bakers oppose consignment bread sales plan during shortages
A bakery spokesman says the industry will avoid resuming the consignment selling method due to waste and high material costs. He notes continued flour and lard shortages and supports using only essential, controlled production. The 85 percent flour grinding limit for domestic use remains in effect.
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