Republicans To Map Policy Next Week
Republican cadera outlined two one day conferences for next week to shape strategy and financing for the 1950 elections. The national committee strategy group will meet Tuesday in Chicago at Stevens Hotel, while the finance committee gathers Monday in New York City. Both sessions are closed.
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Washington
Cadera
Stevens Hotel
Chicago
Congress
National Finance Committee
New York City
Sinclair Weeks
Massachusetts
National Committee
Gabrielson
Democrats Call State Mayors to Legislative Program
New York Democrats invite mayors and mayors-elect to a Democratic legislative program hearing next week at the Hotel Biltmore. The event, chaired by Paul B Fitzpatrick, aims to address the hard pressed finances of localities with representatives from labor agriculture consumers and business groups seeking input for the 1950 session. Republicans welcome but unlikely to attend.
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New York
UPI
Paul B. Firzpatrick
Aew
Fitzpatrick
Biltmore
Labor, Agriculture
Consumers
Civil Service
Chamber of Commerce
Rescue Ship Nears Envoy In Tientsin
The Lakeland Victory, a Far East Lines vessel, was 24 hours from Taku Bar off Tientsin and expected to arrive around 3:30 p.m. to assist in bringing Consul General ANBUE Ward and his party out of Red China. Ward reached Tientsin Thursday night after being ordered out of Mun
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Lakeland
Victory
Taku Bar
Tientsin
Anbue Ward
Red China
Paul R. Sexton
Pafi Far East Lines
Ward
Mun Jdea
Denver Cowboy Quells Fracas with Noisy Attackers
Batting .600 Denver passerby attacked by five men. Posdt. 24, of Denver, intervenes after hearing screams. He subdues two assailants, injures another, drags a third from a car, and captures three more as others flee. He apologizes to police for letting assailants escape.
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Denver Cowboy
Denver
Pundt
Pandt
Drafeed
King Frederik Iis Pale Dragon Restored By Tattoo Artist
King Frederik of Denmark, famed as admiral in chief of the Danish navy, visited George Burchett's tattoo shop on Waterloo Road after noticing his dragon tattoo on the chest had faded. The vivid Chil nens type dragon in reds greens and blues was retouched to restore its bold colors.
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Denmark
London
Frederik
Xing
George Burchett
Waterloo Road
Groves warns U S faces threat of annihilation
Lt. Gen. Leslie R. Groves retired wartime head of the atom bomb project told national industrial leaders that the United States faces possible complete annihilation and that American security is not as sound as it should be. He urged confidence in government while noting Russia’s recent explosion may reflect an atomic blast.
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New York
Leslie R. Groves
Yeuterday
United States
National Association of Manufacturers
Russia
Germany
Japan
Groves
Remington Rand, Inc
Nationalists Turn to Guerrilla Factions in Civil War
Dispatches from Yugoslavia and surrounding fronts depict Nationalist forces relying on guerrilla bands as the civil war intensifies. Reports recall Soviet-backed trials in Sarajevo, with sentences ranging up to twenty years for various defendants linked to wartime collaboration and espionage.
Washington Schools Ban Soviet Magazine
Washington school authorities barred the Soviet embassy's information bulletin from high school libraries. The twice monthly magazine presents life in Communist Russia with official statements. Officials noted circulation details are handled by a department, and the embassy declined to discuss exact numbers.
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Washington
Russia
Russian Leaders. Prior To Disclosure of the Action Thy Washi
Alden H. Blankenship
Springfield
Mass
Soviet Union
Norman J. Nelson
Achoola
California
Columbus
I N. G. Fawcett
Fawcett
Valentine A. Sorokin
Ela
Sorokin
Metropolitan Stars Stage Santa Claus
New York theater group Metropolitan Stars presented Santa Claus for crippled children aged three to twelve. Some arrived by stretcher and wheelchair with casts as usual Thaw in Arenas turned to a bright holiday afternoon for the charity performance.
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Metropolitan Stars
Santa Claus
New York
Former Chicago Official Shot Dead in Suburban Slayings
Frank Christensen, 46, a former Cook County assistant state's attorney, was killed last night in front of his home in suburban Chicago. Cicero Police Chief Chris Rooney said an unknown gunman shot Christensen as he exited his car. He died at Loretin Hospital.
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Chicago
Pontice
Frank Christensen
Cook County
Christensen
Thomas J. Courtney
Willam J. Tuphy
Cicero
Chris Rooney
Loretin
World’s Land Masses May Still Be Floating
Article discusses a theory that continents drifted from distant locations and may still move imperceptibly. It cites Dr. Bush of the Carnegie Institution presenting Maryland rocks with a magnetic pattern suggesting likely formation far from current positions and possible ancient upheaval.
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Washington
Vatsevar
Carnegie Insutation
Push
Marland
Sturth
Marlland
Bush
Continenta
Maryland
Carname Raft
Weventisix
Marsland
Nature
Rep J Parnell Thomas Sentenced To Six To Eighteen Months
Washington AP Rep J Parnell Thomas R N J was sentenced to six to eighteen months in jail and fined ten thousand dollars for cheating the government. He will remain a congressman for the first three and a half weeks in prison to draw about a thousand dollars in federal pay. His resignation was announced to take effect January 2. The judge noted his WWI record but said duties as a committee head demanded higher standards.
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Washington
J. Parnell Thomas
R.-N.j
Congress
House
UN American Activities Committee
Thomas
William H. Collins
Collins
Alexander Hollisoff
Holtzoff
UN- American Activities Committee
J. Parnes Thomas
Rep. Thomas
Wife Gives Bone To Husband Polio Victim Case
A polio victim husband received a bone graft from his wife at Massachusetts General Hospital. The operation, performed by Marin Lapaids, used a bone from the wife’s left leg to strengthen the spine. Doctors described the procedure as a measure to improve mobility while noting risks and consent.
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Erston
Massachusetts General Hospital
Marin Lapaids
Lepardy
November Milk Marketing Price Set At 4.30
The New Fork Metropoltan marketing bureau set November 4.30 per cwt for milk deliveries. The 4 cent butterfat differential applies to every 1 percent of butterfat above 3.5 percent, with a 23 percent standard referenced.
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New York
Metropoltan
Smart
J. Maslert
Warket
Earem
Acer
Vermont Industrialist Attacks Seaway Plan in Portland
Frank P Phithatk of Bratie horn, VI, told the Maine State Chamber of Commerce as head of the New Bennland Conference in Opposition to the St Lawrence Seaway project. He warned the project threatens independence and could yield political or economic control to a larger power, urging scrutiny before proceeding.
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Portland
St Lawrence Seaway
New England
Anit
Wd Pandrick
White House Eyes Tax Rise to Balance 1953 Budget
Budget Director Frank Pace says balancing the 1953 fiscal plan likely requires higher taxes and pace hints at possible corporate tax hikes. Truman weighs a fiscally tight approach amid a clash with tax-cutters as Eisenhower campaigns and defense and foreign aid dominate the draft budget.
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Truman
Frank Pace
Pace
Tru Man
Gen
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Mr. Truman
White House
Alert Farmer Prevents Serious Train Wreck
AP reports farmer W. C. Peters spotted a log lodged between rails near Istachatta, 40 miles north of Tampa. He warned the ACL Southland, allowing a stop 190 feet before impact. Train crew collected a reward for Peters.
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Tampa
Fia
Southland
Atlantic Coast Line
W.C. Peters
Istachmtta
Peters
Wren
Portamouth Train Collision Narrows Route 14 Crossing
John Lemon of Portamouth was struck by a Baltimore and Ohio freight train while waiting for a train to pass at a grade crossing on Route 14 northeast of Portamouth. Lester Roby, 44, of Lamnesville, operated a trailer that failed to stop and struck Lemon’s vehicle, pushing it onto the tracks. The crash disrupted the crossing and halted traffic briefly.
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Portamouth
Everett John Lemon
Route 14
Baltimore and Ohio
Lester Roby
Lamnesville
Lemon
German Reds Expel Yugoslavs
Berlin reports say Soviet backed German Communists forced the expulsion of Yugoslav military mission members from the Soviet sector after police blockades. Lt. Col. Sibinovich and colleagues left East Berlin amid stated crimes against the state and baggage seizures, later described as a mis take.
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Soviet
Russia
Marshal Tito
Germany
Bonn
Titolat Elementa
Marshall Tito
Caatione Interior Ministry
Momchilo Sibinovich
East Sone
West Berlin
East Sone Larder
Siblaovich
Court bars new electrical union initials UE from UE clash
Federal judge in Philadelphia granted a preliminary injunction sought by Albert Fitzgerald, president of the United Electrical Workers Union, restricting the use of the new initials UE by the C I O affiliated group. The ruling does not affect the IUE designation used by the International Union of Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers.
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C.I.0
New Electrical Workers Union
Uhe
U. S
Guy K Bardd
Junction
Albert E. Fitzigerald
United Electrical Workers Union
U.E
CI0
International Union of Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers
Tree Cuts Power Service Disrupts Several Communities
An uprooted tree felled by Malone area winds disrupted New York Power Corp service across two counties. Ubjt village experienced about 62 minutes of outage. Wilfred W. Wood, manager of The Cantal New York Power Corp., commented on the incident.
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Malone
UPA
Gay Col Pwr
Ubjt
Wilfred W.wood
Cantal New York Power Corp
Fire Leaves Sixty Homeless in Quebec Area
A fire yesterday destroyed three hovels and damaged ten others, leaving sixty people homeless in Quebec. Residents scrambled for shelter as firefighters battled the blaze and assisted with evacuations. Local authorities began investigations into the cause and coordinated relief efforts with nearby communities.
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Quebec
Australian Vote Hinges On Issue Of Socialism
Australians vote in a parliamentary election with a tight race between free enterprise and socialism. Labor leaders expect a majority of ten seats in the House of Representatives. Liberal and Country Party figures predict a close result. Polls opened at 9 am local time amid claims the government controls 43 of 74 House seats and 33 of 74 Senate seats, with overall parliamentary seats expanding in this vote.
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Australia
Liberal and
Peranne
Aucitains
Beyearnis
Ram
Frijays
Sam
Envernment
Suntith Ube House of
Represcitative
Td House
Senate
Moure Pelice
Unity
U N vote sets Jerusalem under international rule clash follows
The UN General Assembly approved the plan to place Jerusalem under supreme international control, opposing Israel and Jordan who pledged to resist. The 38 to 14 vote with seven abstentions drew cheers at 8:13 p.m. E.S.T. and drew U.S. and Britain criticism over enforcement and costs.
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New York
U.N. Assembly
Jerusalem
United Nations
Israel
Hashemuse Jor Daty
United States
Britain
UNL
U.N
Meyers Must Serve At Least Another Year
Former Maj. Gen. Bennett E. Meyers will remain jailed at least a year after the district parole board denied his release plea. He has served the minimum 20 months of a five year sentence for pressuring a business associate to falsely swear under oath. The government seeks about 2.4 million in back taxes and penalties and awaits related indictments. Meyers once ran wartime Air Force purchases and faced further charges tied to Aviation Electric Corp. in Dayton, Ohio.
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Yugoslavia
UPI
Sennagegoslav
Nazi Germany
Groves
Marshal Tito
Soviet Union
Wemsinn
Aleksei Krishko
Arson Beremovic
Croatia
Vladimir Ogniev
Haenia Komad
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Tlya Zhereb
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Lauritz Melchior
Ernor Lu Han
Coopera
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Bennett E. Meyers
District Parole Board
Meyer
Meyers
Air Force
Persuad
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