Soviets Blast West and Recognize Red China in Notes
Moscow radio reported Soviet notes to the United States Britain and France accuse them of violating Potsdam decisions by backing a separate West German government in Bonn. The notes condemn delaying a German peace treaty and split efforts, claiming unity remains the goal under Potsdam.
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France
Council of Foreign Ministers
Moscow Radio
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Germany
Soviet Union
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Foreign Ministers Council
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Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Soviet Recognizes Central People’s Government of China
Moscow confirms recognition of the Central People's Government in China. Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Andrei A. Gromyko delivers the communique to the Chinese foreign minister, signaling a shift in diplomatic ties and foreshadowing ambassador exchanges. Pravda and Izvestia hail the move as a victory for peace and China’s place in the world.
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People's
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Spasso House
Alan G. Kirk
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People of
Senate Leaders See Approval Of Point Four
Senate leaders predicted approval of a federal guaranty plan to protect private investment abroad as part of President Truman's Point Four program to aid underdeveloped areas. Senate Democratic Leader Lucas of Illinois Sparkman, and Senators Sparks and others endorsed the plan as discussions began on the proposal's details.
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Cluett Official Parrish Dies After Illness in Milwaukee
Lawrence J Parrish vice president of Cluett Peabody died suddenly at Milwaukee Hospital at 4 55 p m He was 56 and had been ill for weeks His wife Mollie joined him in Milwaukee as he prepared to attend a sales conference in Tro y His career included leadership roles at Cluett Peabody and prior work at ACC Smith Corp Nash Motor and Buck Corp He is survived by his wife ten sisters a brother and his mother all in California.
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Troy Community Chest
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Union League Club of
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Thewaukee Press Cab
Eversity Club
Masonic Order
California
Lehman to Campaign Across Upstate New York
Former Governor Herbert H. Lehman plans a campaign swing across upstate New York starting October 17 visiting 13 cities including Poughkeepsie Albany Schenectady and Utica as he pursues the US Senate seat. A second tour is noted for October 35 with events in regional centers.
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Herbert H. Lehman
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Schenectady
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Ekmirs
Tot Awakens From Coma Clutching Doll
Tot awakens from coma and clutches a doll in Satem Massachusetts. Reports say the child opened her eyes for the first time in days as medical staff monitor her recovery. Local authorities have yet to release further details about the incident or its cause.
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Denis Lemke Wepke
Thay
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Dolors
Plan Funeral Service for Oswald Villard
A terse obituary note from New York UP reports Oswald Villard to be remembered with a funeral service. Details on date and location are not fully clear in the legible portion of the page.
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Oswald Villard
New York
Romania Cuts Treaty Link With Tito
The Romanian government announced in Bucharest that Romania has severed its friendship treaty with Marshal Tito’s Yugoslavia. The move follows other Communist states denouncing alliances with the Adriatic nation, signaling widening isolation of Yugoslavia from the Eastern bloc.
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Eastern Germans Stream To West
Eastern Germans crossed into West Germany in large numbers as the Soviet backed border openings began. American and British authorities reported thousands attempting to cross with most seeking food and relief and only a few political demonstrations observed.
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Sixteen Die in Ontario Train Bus Crash
A Union Pacific Pony Express passenger train collided with a March Air Base bus near Ontario California killing 16 and wounding 24. The bus carried servicemen and guests returning from a beach party. The train was en route from Los Angeles to Chicago and was moving about forty miles per hour at impact.
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al Hall
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Man Nabbed In Chicago For Syracuse Murder
A Syracuse murder case advances as Elmer Gray Everhart is charged with first degree murder. The arrest in Chicago was reported by Assistant District Attorney Frank Del Vechi, linking Everhart to the crime and the August events.
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Atomic Probe Committee Divided Over AEC Handling
Washington reports a split in opinion on delaying a Senate House Atomic Committee verdict. Some fear no majority for a draft praising Lilienthal and the AEC before the year ends, while Hickenlooper asserts alleged mismanagement and Whitewash accusations. The McMahon Graham draft praises the AEC and notes wartime output difficulties at Hanford.
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Singer Killed In Crash A.B. Probes Midnight Plane Crash
A plane crash in Midtown Tulevard Saturday night left singer Sam Buddy Clark dead and five others injured. The Aeronautics Board launched a formal investigation into the incident amid reports of possible mechanical failure. Local officials provided few additional details as investigators arrived at the crash site.
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Tulevard
Sam
Buddy) Clark
Aeronautics Board
Damex
Pope Pius Receives Cardinal Spellman
Pope Pius meets Cardinal Spellman in a private audience at Castel Gandolfo. the meeting occurs ahead of a scheduled visit by Spellman and a report notes ordinary Vatican activity during the papacy.
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Justice Douglas Thrown From Horse In Cascade Mishap
Yakima Washington reports Justice Douglas injured when his horse rolled on him during a high mountain ride near Oak Pass. He suffered at least 13 broken ribs and a punctured right lung. eight ribs on the right and five on the left were fractured. RH negative blood type prompted urgent transfusions as doctors monitored for further internal injuries. He was transported to a hospital by ambulance and given sedatives during the trip. Douglas and traveling companion Milton Gilhert were on a horseback trip with friends when the horse reared and Douglas fell about twenty feet down a rocky slope. He remained at the scene for over an hour before a rescue party arrived.
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Oak Pass
Riot Fatality Reported in Timare Cary
A riot in Timare Cary resulted in the death of a Black individual. Police investigation continues as residents recount the violence and authorities seek witnesses and evidence.
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Timare Cary
Yankees and Dodgers Clinch Pennants In Tight Series
The New York Yankees and Brooklyn Dodgers battle through a tense series to claim league pennants. Key late inning plays and strong pitching drive momentum as both teams secure finishes in the final stretch.
Stephentown Burglary Unsuccessful Nighttime Heist Foiled
Two armed men staged an unsuccessful burglary at Sykes General Store in Stephentown last night. They forced clerk Michael Ward and his ten year old son into a closet, rifled drawers, and overlooked a week’s receipts before fleeing in a dark sedan toward the North. Police were alerted at 7:25 pm after Ward reported the incident to the Greenbush state police outpost. Authorities describe one intruder as a tall man in a dark jacket and glasses. Investigators search for the dark car seen in the area and the two suspects as motive and loot remain unclear.
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Michael Ward
Thomas
Ward
Eat Greenbush
Everett P. Handels
Sykes
Sim
Tinor
Iives
Walter Bakes
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Poitier
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Ad Masrachnapetts
Steelworkers End Strike at Cortland
Report states that steelworkers have ended a strike at Cortland after negotiations with the plant management. Details on concessions or new agreements were not disclosed. The resolution comes amid ongoing labor actions seen in the region this season.
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Man Dies At Grave Syndes spee swooyeern age OW
An unidentified man died at a grave site in unclear circumstances. Details and ages are not readable in the surviving text. Local authorities may investigate to determine cause and identity.
No Signs of Peace In Sight
Pittsburgh reports show labor disputes widening as 560,000 steel and coal workers walk out amid pension and insurance demands. Philip Murray of CIO and John Lewis of UMW push for noncontributory pensions and new contracts, delaying negotiations with steelmakers and threatening further disruption across plants nationwide.
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Detained Ship Reported in Critical Condition Near Port
A detained vessel near Fangite Water Santis is described as in critical condition. Reports note exhaust and weather strain affecting the crew amid limited access to the Shanghai area and river debriefing by authorities.
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Santis
Neti Merkode
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