Knowland pushes blockade over Ward case in Asia
Senator William F. Knowland urged President Truman to order a U N backed or US led blockade of the Chinese Communist coast if Ward and four consular staff remain held. He proposed UN involvement and warned cutting Marshall Plan aid for non supporters, arguing Americans must confront Reds in Asia. He plans to visit Chungking before Manila and Hong Kong, then Formosa with Mrs Knowland.
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Taipei
Formosa
Willam F. Knowland
R.-Cal
Truman
Coneur
Angus Ward
Washington
State Department
Knowland
White House
Ward
Mukden
U.N. Action
United Nations
Knownland
America
Europe
Asia
Orient
Chungking
Ghiang Kai-shek
Poles Arrest Frenchman For Espionage
Paris and Warsaw face strained relations after a French consulate employee Andre Simon Robineau was arrested in Warsaw on a flight to Paris. He and two other French diplomats were accused of espionage in Poland. Polish authorities detained seven crew members of the liner for homicide charges in France’s protest. The French embassy demands access to the arrested man before further action.
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Paris
France
Poland
Warsaw
Andre Simon Robineau
Stettin
Aymar de Bressin de Mere
Fernand Reneaux
Eshasey
Robineau
French Authoriies
Interior Ministry
Praemislaw Ogrodzinski
Romer Seydaux
Rec- Nien
Waren
Robinson Critical Condition at Columbia Presbyterian
Robinson remains in critical condition at Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Center under treatment for a heart ailment. The hospital confirmed the status today as doctors continue to monitor his condition.
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Newt Tork
P] Robinson
Tap Aancer
Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Center
Aid
Marshall and Stassen Aid On China Policy
State Department officials disclosed that former Secretary George C Marshall and Harold Stassen joined 23 other American leaders in a three day closed session to aid final shaping of a revised China policy. Secretary Acheson posed questions on recognizing the new Communist regime and stopping its spread in the Far East. The meeting marked a new departure in consulting civilian leaders during policy formation.
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Washington
State Department
George €. Marshall
Harold Stassen
Far East
Acheson
China
Represen
Dumbarton Oaks
United Nations
Francis H. Russell
Department
Office of Public Affairs
Marshall
Stassen
China Policy
Li Tsung-jen hospitalized as Nationalist rift widens
Hong Kong reports Li Tsung-jen, acting president of Nationalist China, entered a Hong Kong nursing home with a stomach ailment. Officials in Chungking decry the move as surprising and dangerous, fearing Communist exploitation and a deeper split with Chiang Kai-shek. Sources say Li may seek U S travel, while Chiang and Yen Hsi-shan grapple with the crisis.
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Hong Kong
China
Li Tsungijen
Simo Chiang Kai-shek
En Hsi-shan
United States
Chiang Kai-shek
Chungxing
Chung King
Pai Chung-his
Pai
Chiang J
Chiang
Yen Hsi-shan
Bby Lite
Chungking
Formosa
Li Abseut
South China
Taiwan Nursing Home
China Madi
Wakhiu Tet Po
Bishops Call for Family Stability and Economic Help
Washington AP. U S Catholic bishops at their annual meeting urged restoration of family stability and economic security. They warned that the family faces danger greater than the atomic bomb and called for housing, schooling, and social legislation to aid marriage and employment while resisting government overreach into parental rights.
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Washington
United States
Bihops
Congress
Rome
Soviets Name Envoy to Hungary
The Soviet Union announced Evgeny Kiseley as the new ambassador to Hungary yesterday, succeeding Arai Tishkev. The statement said Tishkov was released from the Budapest post for reassignment to different duties.
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Moscow
Evgeny Kiseley
Hungary
Arai Tishkev
Tishkov
Thousands View Bishop Manning in St John the Divine
Thousands gathered at the Cathedral of St John the Divine in New York to view the body of Bishop William Manning. Clergy and mourners filled the church as prayers and solemn rites were observed, with President Truman sending condolences and calling the bishop a spiritual leader of conscience.
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New York
St. John the Divine
William Tee Manning
Carlittane
Ezascopal Chosac
Ae Cerzymen
Thema
Sparks
Sant St Johns Il
Manting
Truman
Trumnan
GE Workers Quit Union Align with CIO Split
Pittsfield Mass GE employees left the United Electrical Workers Union and joined the CIOs new international body. A Catholic priest in Local 255’s parish condemned the vote as a choice between Washington and Moscow and between Christ and Stalin.
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Pittsfield
Mass
General Electric Co
United Electrical Workers Union
C.L0
New International Py
Rce
Washington
Moscow
Christ
Stalin
Cathe Ves
Dr William Smallwood Dies In Syracuse
Dr William Smallwood professor emeritus of comparative anatomy at Syracuse University College of Liberal Arts died yesterday in Syracuse. An 1886 graduate of Syracuse, he earned a PhD from Harvard. He taught at Allegheny College before joining Syracuse University where he led the Anatomy Department and received an honorary doctorate.
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Saracaen
William Martin Smallwood
Eysantine University
College of Liters
Aris
Syracust
Harvard Uniersty
Allegheny College
Syracure UN
Lost Dutch plane carrying Jewish children feared missing
A Dutch Aero-Holland Dakota charter with thirty Jewish refugee children aged from two to twelve and four crew is missing after departing Brussels bound for Oslo Fornebu. Two Swedish nurses were aboard and a search concentrated near Gjersjeen Lake as authorities report radio contact lost and fuel insufficient for a long night flight.
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Oslo
Norway
Aer
Holland
North Africa
Gjersjeen Lake
Cap Tal
Fornebu
Brussels
Netherlands
Jaix
Leopold Berman
Jewish Children Relief Organization
Harael
Norwegian State Broadcasting Co
World Food Bank proposal drew doubt on US backing
FAO talks at UNESCO conference in Washington discussed a proposed world food bank to move farm surpluses to needy areas at cut-rate prices. US Congress approval is seen as essential, with initial US contribution around 64.9 million dollars and a planned total capital of five billion dollars.
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Washington
Congress
World Food Bank
United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization
FAO
N. E. Dodd
United States
S&nations
Youth Survives 19 Hour Swamp Ordeal
A teen wandered into the Tamarack swamp and was missing for nineteen hours before finding his way back to the Hall residence near Rochester. A posse of twenty helped in the search as flood waters and dismal conditions hampered efforts.
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Tamarack
Snyder In Manila Manin tour of the Orient
U S Secretary of the Treasury Snyder traveled by air yesterday to Manila on a tour of the Orient amid plans for hemp trade and waterway projects. The trip underscores U S engagement in Asian markets and economic strategy.
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Manin
U.S
The
Treasury
Snyder
Manis
Orient
Gann Watewues
Long Island Executive Held in Hungary
Mrs. Robert A. Vogeler said her husband, an American LT&T representative in Eastern Europe, was arrested in Budapest last Friday. She reports Hungarian police have followed her, and a British subject, Edgar Sanders, also connected to LT&T, is missing. Vogeler left the U S Legation in Budapest Friday morning and was driving a late model American sedan. His trip to Vienna began Sept 30 and he was to fly to London for a conference yesterday.
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Chanig
Domingo Diaz Arosemena
Chanis
Hartmedio Arias
Diaz
Atias
Nicaragua
Reman
Panama
Remon
Chiari
Supreme Court
Mexico
Ctsts
Republic
Chanist
Bolivar Vallarino
Saturnino Flores
Col
Razelin Fat
Vienna
Robert A. Vogeler
International Telephone and Telegraph Company
Ar Iested
Hungary
Vogeler
Inter
Edgar Sanders
A&t
Budapest
Viscona
Voxeler
Frontier
Vienna-Budapest
Bank President Dies in Watertown AM
Jeff erson Conn iv Savings Bank president Louie G. Adzit died yesterday in Watertown. He began his career as a clerk at the bank and rose to the presidency starting January 1, 19.
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Watertown, AM
Louie G. Adzit
Jefferson Conniv Savings Bank
Imt
Oclerk and
Wan Hamed
Coal Pension Showdown In Washington Stakes Pensions
A showdown today pits Joan L. Lewis against Senator Bridges over $13 million in a miners welfare fund. The dispute follows an extended contract stalemate after a sideline strike, with trustees and mine operators facing mediation limits and possible renewed labor action within ten days.
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Washington
Joan L. Lewis
Senator Bridges
CRN
Lewis
Bridges
New Hampshire
United Mine Workers
House
Charles J. Daneon
Louisville
Ezra van Horn
Levis and Bridges
Dawson Ould
van Haart
van Herm
Toutt
Missionary Named In Spy Trials Killed In Auto Crash
An American missionary and schoolteacher linked to Bulent and churchmen was killed in an automobile crash yesterday. Mies Meliony Tanner, 69, died en route to hospital after a head on collision near Baldwins. Her father, Rev. W. C. Turner, was a Methodist minister and later rehired. The case arose amid postwar shifts as communists took power, with charges tied to espionage connections of Protestant churchmen in Buleetis.
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Mies Meliony Tanner
W. CB Turner
Metho
Searby Baldwins
Srheed
TMB
Pierce Cole
Athens
Bultardan
Asperican
Buleetis
Neti
Boleata
Two Flyers Lost In Sea Crackup Near Bermuda
Eighteen survivors spent 79 hours in the Atlantic after a 2-30 crash off Bermuda. The raft capsized, many were tossed in cold water, and two of the 20 aboard did not survive. Survivors were ferried to Kindley Field Hospital by the Canadian destroyer Herida.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
John Grable
March Field Air Base
California
Kindley Field Hospital
Kindley Air
Herida
Air Giant
Grable
Edward T. G. Madgewick
Ottawa
Ross
Ledder
Alfred A. H. Kerley
Victoria
B.C
Magnificent
Crowley
Halda
Mure Vivors
Coffee prices to stay high amid tight world supply
Washington reports world coffee supplies will remain at high levels for years as prices hover at an all time high. A Commerce Department study by Albert Prosterman and Alice Taylor cautions Brazil’s falling production, a major factor since Brazil supplies over half the world’s coffee, and notes the prevalence of chalk coffee in U S manufacturing.
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Washington, DP
Commerce Department
Albert M. Prosterman
Alice “M. Taylor
Food
Brazil
I. Ie
U.S
Colombia
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