Lehman Says Dulles Once Was Appeaser on York
Former Governor Lehman accused John Foster Dulles of advocating appeasement of fascism before World War II. He cited Dulles 1939 book War Peace and Change and argued the dynamic nations should be placated through concessions. Lehman spoken in Brooklyn and urged voters to question Dulles foreign policy record.
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York
Herbert H. Lehman
U.S. Senate
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
Lahmen
Brooklyn
Harvester
Dulle
Lehman
United States
Britain
France
Germany
Italy
Japan
Gans
John Foater Dulles
Greek Seamen Climb Mast In Seagoing Sitdown
Three Greek seamen climbed the aft mast of the freighter Aristocrats at 2 am Tuesday to avoid return to Greece. Union spokesmen fear imprisonment and note crew members supply them with food and cigarettes while on the 30 foot perch amid cold, wind, and rain. They are part of the Greek Federation of Maritime Unions aligned with the Greek government in 1967.
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Baltimore
Hoboken
N. J
Greece
Atmocratia
China
Greek Federation of Maritime Unions
Oulaweg
Dulles Promises Civil Rights Support If Elected
Senator John Foster Dulles declared he would work and vote for anti-poll tax anti-lynching and fair employment practices laws if elected. He spoke in the Bronx charging Democrats with hypocrisy for not advancing civil rights and criticized Governor Lehman and President for failing to deliver on civil rights promises. He urged action in the United Nations on human rights and highlighted New York’s role in enacting anti discrimination in employment.
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New York
John Foster Dulles
Thad
Dulles
Herbert H. Lehman
Bronx
Senate
Jeadertship
United Nations
Lenman
Dewey
Washington
Berlin Welfare Aid Reveals Refugee Influx
United States welfare authorities disclosed yesterday that about 400 refugees weekly arrive in Western Berlin fleeing oppression in Eastern Europe. The figure reflects ongoing efforts to process and assist those fleeing conflict and persecution.
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Berlin
Europe
U. S
Navy reshuffle names Sherman new CNO amid Denfeld exit
Secretary Matthews announced Admiral Forrest Sherman will become chief of naval operations, the youngest in history, as Admiral Louis Denfeld is moved to a major command in the Eastern Atlantic Mediterranean fleet. Denfeld's future plans remain undisclosed while Sherman’s promotion reshapes high command amid controversy.
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Matthews
Louis Denfeld
Naval Operations
National Defense
Denfeld
Adm
Forrest P. Sherman
Sherrene
Navy
Pentagon
Sherman
Vmira
Richard L. Conally
London
Conally
Washington
U. S S
Mediterranean
House Armed Services Committee
Aldes
Hinless Denfeld
Will Rose
Nationalists Declare Martial Law In China
Nationalist cabinet proclaims martial law as Communist troops push into Kwangsi Province. Nationalists still hold Formosa island and Hazan, plus five mainland provinces covering about one fifth of China. International air traffic between Chungking and Formosa to be opened. Reorganization of Tannan Province government approved with two top officials removed for suspected Communist sympathies.
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Innto Kwangsi
Formosa
Hazan
China
Taipeh
Tannan
Comdf Oraniet
Truman Heads to Minneapolis for Major Address
President Truman departs for a major speech in Minneapolis after meeting with engineers and urging bold planning for home and abroad. He tells reporters the talk will be non political and expresses belief in robust plans to meet future challenges.
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Minneapolis
Minnegota
American Society of Civil Eneneers
Trumar
St Paol
Monnescia
Cele
Wiliam
Boyle
Na‘comel Democranie
Annacreary
Liam
Trotman
Statler
Amercan Society of
Car Bagoneere
Ip Hive
Grim Search Continues At Crash Scene
Grim work by Navy divers in Potomac waters follows the world’s worst airliner disaster. The Eastern 55 aboard the Giant were killed after a midair collision with a Bolivian fighter while landing at National Airport. Six victims remained unaccounted for as crews recovered fragments and more bodies from the river. Congress urged a full inquiry into airport access for military and civilian planes amid questions about safety rules and carrier reliability.
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Washington AY — Navy
Potomac River
Civil Aeronautics Board
D. W. Rentzel
Civil Aeronautics Administrator
U. S
Rentzel
Eastern Airlines
Eastern
Boston
New Orleans
National Airport
Correspondents Protest Army Policy In Germany
Washington AP The American War Correspondents Association faced by protest against the Defense Department plan to restrict travel and relief access for U.S. reporters in Germany The group warned the policy would enable a Kremlin controlled news site in Germany and increase German bureaucratic control over foreign press.
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U. S
Germany
Telura i
Gorbber
Defense Departmenty
Armes Plan
Idiaw
American Newemen
Casey
Topmer Naga
Police Raid Seizes Drugs Worth Million
Federal and local agents seized drugs worth a large sum in a Queens home, arresting a suspect identified as Peter J. Lorasio. The investigation targeted major drug distribution in the New York area with involvement from police and federal units.
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New York
Yong Worth
Peter J. Lorascio
Emanuel
Gatland
Williams Triadus
Department
Left Wing Unions Expelled at CLO Convention
At the C.1.0 convention, two left wing unions were ousted United Electrical Workers and Farm Equipment Workers. The executive board received instructions to expel up to ten more affiliates and to protect the C.LO from Communist Party fascist and other lines. Some observers doubt all nine or ten will be expelled and a few may be readmitted.
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Cleveland
United Electrical Workers
C.lo
Si-man
Communist Party
C.S.C. Wall
United Auto Workers
United Electrical Workers Union
U.e.ws
International Union of Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers
Acheson Urges More Imports to Close Trade Gap
Secretary of State Acheson urged the United States to reverse its thirty year foreign trade policy and become import minded to reduce a six billion dollar trade deficit. He spoke to the National Foreign Trade Council, advocating tariff cuts simpler customs procedures and modernization to expand opportunities for foreign producers and ease the burden on taxpayers.
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New York
Acheson
National Foreign Trades Courcil
United States
J Acheron
Acheson Cnntin
Arrest of Armend Crmen Ward At Mukden Consulate
The US suspects red facts behind the arrest of Amenoxn Crmen and General Argane Ward from the Mukden consulate. Department officials say Ward and four aides were detained, denied access to detainees, and provided clothing and food. Allegations of a covert beating are reported by court officials and officials connected to the consulate.
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U. S
Crinese
Argane Ward
Mukdeen
Mukden
Willem B. Stokes
Comaryuet Prac
Indonesia Becomes Independent State in Dutch Union Pact
The United States of Indonesia was created from the Dutch East Indies in Knights Hall, offering equal partnership with the Netherlands. Sovereignty transfers by December 30 pending parliamentary ratification, with Queen Juliana as symbol of union. Indonesia gains dominionlike status while sharing trade and foreign affairs with the Dutch. Rebel activity had sparked independence fervor for four years.
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The
Hague
Netherlands
Indonesia
Willem Drees
Britain
United Nations
Cat Returns Home After 600 Mile Trek
Leonard McMullen, of Missouri, learned yesterday the whereabouts of a two year old Persian tomcat that had been missing. The cat, named Reninn Harbor, reportedly wandered from Michigan and journeyed about 600 miles before returning home.
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Reninn Harbor
Hague Faces Last Stand in New Jersey Governor Race
In a pivotal New Jersey election Tuesday, Democrat Elmer Ho Mene and GOP challenger Alfred Drisecy vie for governorship amid Hague’s lingering influence. Hague, long a Democratic power broker in Jersey City and Hudson County, seeks to crown a successor while facing a changing political landscape and potential insurgent support from within the party.
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Newath
Jereyi
Emsafie
Elmer Ho Mene
GOP
Reid
New A
Hague
Politaan
Jerery City
Bhideon County
New
Seméy Cts
John VT
Jersey City
Yugoslavia Presses Albania With Firm Note
Belgrade issues a sharp note demanding Albania meet treaty obligations and answer promptly. It cites border clashes, persecutions of Yugoslavs in Albania, and Albanian espionage in Yugoslavia as grounds, urging a return to friendship and cooperation under the pact.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Albania
Marshall Tto
Russia
Albanian Foren
Tirana
Comin Syracuse
Crucible Steelite
Fim
Moscow
Teivern Bethichem Asd
Vinch
Cracihie
Bethiehem
Bethim
Sectional Peace Bid Turned Down
A bold bid by John L. Lewis to drive a wedge between coal mine owners failed yesterday as the Indiana Coal Operators Association rejected Lewis invitation for a one state settlement of the strike in Indiana. Harvey Cartwright, secretary, said issues are not local in character and cannot be reconciled to district negotiations. The 41 day strike has kept 378000 soft coal miners from pits and threatens fuel supplies of utilities and other vital services. Governor Herty Schricker broached the Indiana talks and Lewis quickly accepted.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
Indiana Coal Operators Association
Lewis
Indiana
Newolietians
Harvey Cartwright
Terre Haute
Herty Schricker
Tin Gana
Coal troubles deepen as steel talks resume in exploratory pace
In a fresh turn the Republic Steel Corp and the CIO Steelworkers reopened exploratory talks amid a nationwide coal strike. Gov Stevenson urged swift settlement for Illinois homeowners and health, while the White House reiterated President Truman has no plan to invoke Taft Hartley court power. Separate talks stalled as Lewis and his aides missed meetings with Indiana and Bluefield groups, signaling a fractured front in soft coal negotiations.
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Republic Steel Corp
C.I.0
South
Troy
Adlai E. Stevenson
Illinois
White House
Truman
Lewis
Indiana
Southern Coal
Bluefield
CTO
Philip Murray
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Ilinois-Indiana
Amers
Beef steer prices hit all time high record
Beef steer prices surged to an all time high, breaking past previous records set on September 12 1968. The market saw top quality prime beef effects leading the rally as demand intensified and supply tightened across the trading period. Industry figures indicate continued strength in beef values despite wider market fluctuations.
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Nassau County
Long Island
Inwood
Wood
Christian and Missionary Alliance
New Jersey
Rome
WFLY
Sen. Dulles
Chungking
Jareaz
CIO
Thomas Lane
D.-Mass
Masa
Lane
George Bates
R. Mass
Engel
Sigmund Engel
Chicago
P. Praane
Woomans
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