Acheson Home Satisfied With Talks On Reich
Secretary of State Acheson reported to President Truman on new German measures agreed by the Big Three foreign ministers in Paris. He said the talks were entirely harmonious with full agreement and that relationships with Germany were very satisfying. He planned to discuss the Ward case in Mukden once he returns.
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Acheson
Truman
Paris
French
Germany
Bevin
Britain
Schuman
France
White House
West Germany
Conrad Adenauer
Frankfurt
State Department
E.S.T
Independence
Mukden
Angus Ward
China
Labor Government Trades Steel Takeover for Election Date
London AP reports Britain’s Labour government swapped a steel nationalization timetable for a flexible election date, aiming for early next year. Growing living costs after September’s pound devaluation push Attlee toward polls before the five year term ends in July. The Lords resist the May 1 takeover, with January 1 1981 proposed as compromise date.
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London
Attlee
Rew
House of Lords
Former Mayor Otis Dies In Oxwera Home
John F. Otis a former mayor of Oxwera and ex chair of the Oweera County Democratic Party died at his home yesterday. He served as mayor in 1818 and 1833 according to local records.
Dismantling Of Germany To Be Curbed
German chancellor Konrad Adenauer told Parliament that the Big Three have agreed to slow dismantling of German steel and synthetic oil and rubber plants. Western Germany may build larger merchant ships and seek trade consulates abroad as talks continue with Allied high commissioners. The plan keeps certain war plants for reparations while negotiations resume.
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Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Western Germany
West German
Paris
Petersberg
Rhine
Bonn
Adenauer
August Thyssen Steel Works
Ithaca Man Puffs Usual Cigar On 104th Birthday
George Livermore known as Uncle George, longtime Ithaca Gun Company chairman, marked his 104th birthday with his customary cigar. A native of Lisle in Broome County, he rarely travels to the office but still watches the firm he helped organize in 158.
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Ithaca
George Livermore
George
Ithaca Gun Company
Lise
Broome County
American ship fired on by Chinese nationalists near Yangtze
A New York to Shanghai bound American passenger liner Flying Cloud was fired on and damaged by a Chinese warship near the Yangtze River mouth. Isbrandisen Steamship Co. reported the incident to Secretary of State and urged prompt action. State Department officials said no formal study has been undertaken since last October.
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Yangtze River
Isbrandisen Steamship Co
Abe
Siste Adhragn
Washington
Efficnle
Aed
Shane
Hinters
James E. Wenward
Vermont gubernatorial candidate dies former mayor Shurtleff
Will Harm Montpeter Shurtleff 77 longtime Vermont political figure and former mayor who ran as a Democratic gubernatorial candidate died yesterday. A native of Plainfield he graduated from the University of Vermont and started a law practice before turning to public service. He served as Montpelier mayor from 1921 and was a noted Democratic party ally active in national conventions.
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Shurtleff
Sosterday
Plainfield
University of Ver Mont
Prac
Imat
Montter
Dors Net Lpeller
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Teppels
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Sai
Cloud
John Thomas Iby
Simony Wathorn
Semblyman
Manhattan
Floneda
Ses
Cuipper
Firite Tstepen
Board of Elections
Dent
Netemeles Isgi
Donkin
Peace Offer Hypocrisy in U N Debate over Yugoslavia
The U N Political Committee heard Yugoslavia and allied nations clash with the Soviet Union over peace proposals. Milovan Dllas accused Moscow of hypocrisy and pressure campaigns against Yugoslavia while Canada and China urged a new American-British plan and reaffirmation of the U N charter. Paul Martin of Canada urged disbandment of fifth columns abroad as a step toward world peace amid Soviet accusations of Yugoslav aggression toward Albania.
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U.N. Assembly
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New Zealand
U.N
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Milovan Dillas
Kremlin
Balkan
Tito
Dailas
Dulas
Albania
Paul Martin
Russia
Andrei Vishinsky
Martin
Former U S Aide Convicted Of Treason
Herbert J Burgman a former U S Embassy clerk in Berlin was found guilty of treason by a federal jury after a five hour trial. He admitted operating the shortwave radio Station Debunk from a hidden U S location while broadcasting German propaganda during World War I. Judge Holtzoff will set sentencing date and Burgman remains in custody.
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Washington
Herbert J. Burgman
U. S
Berlin
Burgman
Alexander Holtzoff
Bureman
Hokahphan
Germiat
Dehbunk
American Mid-West
Wor Seaninn
James Roosevelt Seeks California Governorship
James Roosevelt, son of FDR, announced candidacy for California governor in 1950 primaries with both Democratic and Republican nominations. He backs Truman's Fair Deal, plans to run across party lines, and says Eleonor Roosevelt will not campaign. He served as a Marine colonel in World War II and will be 42 next month. He supports a broad medical program and jobs at fair wages, and states all residents, including migrants, deserve work. His likely Democratic rival is George Luckey, a key Truman campaign figure in Southern California.
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Los Angeles
James Roosevelt
F.D.R
California
White House
Truman
Fatéas
Roosevelt
Eleanor Roosevelt
Marines
Roosevelt & Sargent Insurance Co
George Luckey
Dwight Eisenhower
Israel to reject U.N. Jerusalem plan at assembly
Israel urged the United Nations to reject the Palestine Conciliation Commission plan to internationalize Jerusalem. It offered to seek international guarantees for holy places and religious rights while pressing for autonomy in Jewish Jerusalem and maintaining Israeli government functions in the city. The debate will unfold in the Special Political Committee with Jordan’s forces controlling the old city and the U.N. plan under study.
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Lake Success
Israel
United Nations Assembly
Palestine Conciliation Commission
Jerusalem
Young Zionist State
U.N
Assembly
Conciliation Commission
Jeruzalem
Abdullah
Terael
Detroit Police Rescue Girl From Abductor
Seven year old Karen Kuchenmeister was snatched from her parents' living room in Detroit last night and rescued an hour later after a wild police chase. Chief Assistant Prosecutor Ralph Garber said the abductor’s motive was sex. The unharmed child’s clothing was disarranged. William Mattey, hotel manager, was arrested after reporting theft of the car used in the abduction.
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Detroit
Karen Kuechenmeister
Ralph Garber
Garter
William B. Mateh
Killhaping
Mattey
Iva Toguri D’Aquino Leaves Prison for 10 Year Treason Sentence
Mrs Iva Toguri D Aquino the wartime Tokyo Rose figure starts a ten year sentence in a federal prison in Alderson West Virginia after being convicted of treason for broadcasting from Japan during World War II.
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Iva Toguri Daquine
Japan
Aldarenn
Government Wins 30 Day Delay In Shipping Strike
The government collected 1 420 000 in fines from John L Lewis and United Mine Workers for prolonging the 1948 strike. Lewis faced possible White House action unless he settles the 1949 dispute. Steel production rose as furnaces returned to service and 500 000 United Steel workers were expected back within ten days. The CIOs International Union of Electrical Radio and Machine Workers sought bargaining elections at major electrical firms to challenge the left wing United Electrical Workers. The mine workers union had been fined 1 400 000 and Lewis 20 000 for contempt of court. the Supreme Court declined to hear the appeal.
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Associated Press
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United Mine Workers
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White House
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C.1lo
New International Union of Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers
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C.1.0
Mine Workers Union
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Washington
Lewin
Coplon Trial Relations With FBI Memo Detail
FBI witness described planting and phony gecrat memo to foil Soviet access, while Judith Coplon faced conspiracy charges. Agent Lamphere testified he had no reason to believe Coplon took any information. prosecutor Palmer pressed on romance with Gublichey and espionage meetings. The trial progressed with testimonies detailing contacts, Canadian spy links, and the geophone device in question.
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Robert J. Lanphere
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Anyother
Lamphere
J. Edgar Hoover
Atomic Energy Commisssion
Miss Coplon
Gublitcher
Palmer
Ipsestine
Maxe Copion
Gubichey
Robert Granville
Granville
Coplon
Taft Attacks $16 Billion Truman Plan in Policy Charge
Senator Taft of Ohio charged that adopting President Truman’s program would swell the federal deficit by more than 16 billion dollars and push the nation toward stagnation and austerity. He cited compulsory health insurance, Brannan Plan, UMT, price controls, and other measures as burdens on liberty and growth.
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Brannan
Umt
Taft
Truman
Strike Threat Looms As Deck Officers Weigh Rotary Hiring
Washington AFP A strike by 4000 AFL deck officers on gulf and Atlantic ports was postponed one hour before a midnight deadline after a thirty day extension was agreed upon pending ratification by both sides. The dispute centers on rotary hiring to rotate deck jobs and to extend the current contract to December 168. Margolis of the Federal Mediation Service led peace talks after government mediation. The shipowners oppose a fact finding board. the union favors rotation and broader employment by turning shifts among AFL members.
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Lewis
Washington
A.F.L
Gulf
Atlantic Coast
AFL
Masters, Mates and
Pilota
Atlantia
Gulf Ports
Orly
New
Rotary
William N. Margolis
Federal Mediation Service
Margolis
Halla
Ti Wea
Ueup
Ad. L
William Green
U. 6
American Merchant Marine Institute
Eleven Injured As Truck Crashes With Albany Bus Near Flint
A truck and an Albany bound Greyhound bus collided near Flint between here and Geneva injuring 12 people. The truck driver, truck owner and bus passengers including Ly Buchareau of Sydney Australia were hospitalized with serious injuries. Names listed include Faith Wikinern aged 65 and Clarence Dehner the truck driver among others. The Canadian couple Mr and Mrs Imenon were honeymooning and uninjured occupants described their ordeal as responders tended the injured at Goreham.
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Canandairua (A
Parreen- Grrevn
Buffaiol
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Flint
Here
Grreva
Paswenelie
A. Jackman
Ly Buchareau
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Australia
Pated
Theenpecin Memorial Hospital
Lyle Buchanan
Syaney
Faith Wikinern
Waterlon
Imenon
Dehner
Truman Picks Florida for Winter Working Vacation
President Truman plans a three week working vacation at Key West Florida to start November 28 aboard the Independence with the Little White House again used for official duties. Mrs Truman and Margaret expected to join part of the trip aboard the Williamsburg as the official party is selected for Key West stay.
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Charlee G. Ross
Ker West Sabmaring Station
White House
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