UN Set to Create Trusteeship Council at General Assembly
Reports from Lake Success indicate Great Britain and Australia have pledged trust agreements for UN trusteeship, with France expected to offer on Togo land and Cameroons. Belgium may present Ruanda Urundi. membership will balance administering and nonadministering states among the major powers and admin territories.
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Lake Success
N. Y
Great Britain
Australia
United Nations Trusteeship Council
General Assembly
France
New Guinea
Tanganyika
Cameroons
Togoland
Belgium
Ruanda-Urundi
French Cameroons
Britain
Council
United States
Russia
China
League of Nations
League
Palestine
Island of
Nauru
New Zealand
Western Samoa
Southwest Africa
Union of South Africa
Carolines
Marianas
Marshalls
U. S
Germany
Ottoman Empire
Seek Means To Reduce Crashes
Government aeronautics officials airline representatives and pilots met behind closed doors seeking methods to cut down on passenger plane crashes. CAB cited four crashes in 10 days including American at Stephenville Newfoundland Oct 3 United at Cheyenne Oct 8 Eastern at Washington Oct 11 and Continental Western at New Delhi Oct 12. Nine killed at Stephenville and two at Cheyenne.
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Washington
U.P
Civil Aeronautics Board
Conference of
CAB Safety Bureau
Civil Aeronautics Administration, Air Transport Association
Airlines Pilots’ Association
CAB
James M. Landis
American Airlines
Stephenville
Newfoundland
United
Cheyenne
Wyo
Eastern
Tinental & Western New del
Kidnap Suspect Shot And Killed In Phoenix Case
Harold Payne 29-year-old cook was shot and killed by deputies while being sought on grand theft and kidnapping charges in Phoenix. Walter E. Brooks 23, a truck driver, admitted he and Payne kidnapped two Mexican youths and stole their car before Brooks was arrested in a bar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Harold Payne
Payne
Walter E. Brooks
Charles Huff
Brooks
McNutt
Foreign Silver Now Pouring Into Country
The U S treasury has sold only once in two months since congress allowed peace time sales. Foreign silver is flooding in as imports reach over 8 million ounces in August according to the commerce department.
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Washington
U. S. Treasury
Congress
Department
Commerce Department
Plane crash in Wyoming kills 13 aboard charter flight
Thirteen people died when a twin engined charter plane crashed near Laramie Wyoming in a snowstorm. Passengers and crew members from Canada and seven states were aboard the NATS Air Transport service flight from Oakland to Newark with a fuel stop planned at Cheyenne.
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Nats Air Transport Service
Laramie
Wye
Wyo
Wyoming
Canada
States
Oakland
Calif
Newark
N. J
Cheyenne
Goering Wrote of Death by Own Action in Final Letters
MUERNBERG Oct 18 Hermann Goering penned a letter claiming he would die by his own hand. A high source said the missives to Col. Andrus Emmy Goering and the German people would go to the Allied control council in Berlin. Guard reports note other condemned Nazi leaders sought suicide to escape gallows.
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Muernberg
Hermann Goering
Col
B. C. Andrus
Allied Control Council
Berlin
Reichsmarshal
Emmy Goering
Goering
Samuel Binder
Constantin von Neurath
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Kansas City Vote Frauds Probed in August Primary
FBI agents opened an inquiry into alleged irregularities in Missouri’s fifth district Democratic primary won by Enos Axtell over Rep. Roger C. Slaughter. The probe follows Kansas City Star reports of poll irregularities and involved calls for information from the election board in Independence proximity.
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Kansas City
FBI
Truman
Pendergast Democratic Organization
Roger C. Slaughter
Missouri
Kansas City Star
Slaughter
Enos Axtell
Independence
Department of Justice
Washington
Election Board
Ludwick Graves
Mesa Rooters Pack Seven Buses for Tucson Clash
More than 700 Mesa high school rooters travel on seven buses to back their Jackrabbits at Tucson high school football Friday night likely deciding the state grid crown. Mesa officials say 740 tickets sold, with demand may have reached 2,000. Tucson High reports no tickets left since Wednesday.
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Mesa High School
Old Pueblo
Tucson
Harvey Taylor
Mesa
C. A. Carson
Tucson High School
Livestock Receipts Drop Off Heavily at City Markets
Chicago October 18 receipts at 12 principal markets show heavy drops as weekend plant closings limit demand. Hogs hit top price of 23.50, unchanged from Thursday. cattle and sheep eased. Friday totals estimate 45 900 hogs 53 300 cattle 60 000 sheep with week ago and year ago comparisons noted.
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Chicago
Jerusalem Luxury Cafe Set Ablaze
Jewish owned luxury cafe in Jerusalem was set ablaze by unidentified persons amid reports of reprisals. The arsonists overpowered the watchman and set fire to an entire floor while firemen battled the blaze. Police questioned several soldiers in connection with the incident.
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Jerusalem
U S Strikes At Cultural Ties
The Soviet embassy in Washington accuses the U S Justice Department of hindering cultural ties by demanding that Russia delegates to the Slav congress in New York register as foreign agents. The embassy says the move conflicts with the dignity of the delegates and the country they represent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Justice Department
United States
Russia
New York
Truman Hears Cabinet Views on Wage Controls and Decontrol Plan
President Truman and his cabinet discussed wage controls as the administration pressed to lift price ceilings by November 1. Krug said wage controls were touched on but no action defined, while a high official said rents autos building materials refrigerators furniture and farm implements would stay capped for now. Flour coffee and some foods were noted as next possible removals with modest price increases anticipated on selected items.
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Washington
Truman
J. A. Krug
White House
Krug
Wage Stabilization Board
Tripartite Panel
Clinton P. Anderson
Chicago
Gandhi Urges Women in Bengal Riots to Endure Dishonor
In eastern Bengal riot areas Gandhi urged women to end their lives to avoid dishonor. The violence in Tipparah and Noakhali districts left thousands dead with about 100,000 affected, 3,700 refugees at Calcutta relief centers and 300,000 square miles touched.
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Preston Grover
New Delhi
India
Mohandas K. Gandhi
Bengal
Congress Party
Calcutta
Tipperah
Noakhali
K. N. Dalal
Eastern Chamber of Commerce
Noakhali Relief and Rehabilitation Committee
U S Wants Voice In Building Permits
Washington reports Housing Expeditor Wilson W Wyatt urged municipalities to block building permits for unapproved construction. He proposed a model ordinance requiring civilian production administration authorization before city permits. He cited housing emergency as a local issue and noted a federal ban on nonessential building extended into 1947 to conserve materials for veterans housing.
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Washington
Wilson W. Wyatt
Civilian Production Administration
Wyatt
Stage's Squad In Top Shape For Tucson Trip
College of the Pacific football team of 40, buoyed by a large rally, travels to Tucson for a 10:45 a.m. Saturday arrival to face Arizona Wildcats under Amos Alonzo Stagg. Likely starters include Rohde, Brumm, Kerr, Giannini, Franceschini, Campora, Hall, with Orvis at tailback, Hardin flanker, Klein fullback, and Torvick signaling.
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College OF the Pacific
Stockton
Calif
College For the Pacific
Tucson
Amos Alonzo Stagg
Tigers
Arizona Wildcats
Chicago
Wildcats
Northwestern
John Rohde
John Brumm
George Kerr
al Giannini
Bob Franceschini
Don Campora
Don Hall
Bruce Orvis
Wayne Hardin
Bud Klein
Jim Torvick
Meat Supplies Plentiful in Globe and Miami Markets
Globe and Miami butcher shops report abundant beef with roasts steaks chops and hamburger available. Daou Packing Co raised daily slaughter to 45 cattle after price ceiling lifted, using grass fattened cattle from local ranchers in this area San Carlos and Mc Nary.
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Globe
Miami
Truman
Daou Packing Co
San Carlos
McNary
Red Army Slash Signals Shift Toward Peace
J M Roberts Jr argues that Russia’s cut in military assets and funds aimed at peacetime development show Moscow prioritizes economic strength and possible peace over immediate ideological warfare. He notes reduced armed forces and increased scientific and industrial investment may bolster long term power while easing European upheaval.
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J. M. Roberts, JR
Russia
Red Army
Europe
Soviet Union
Martin Denies Rumor Linking Him to Underworld Ties
Democrat sheriff candidate Jerry P. Martin reports rumors that opponents spread about his ties to underworld figures. He recounts meeting Marcus Lipsky and aiding a marriage, notes Lipsky’s option on his ranch, and vows strict enforcement of law if elected. He highlights his Navy service and personal integrity.
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Jerry P. Martin
Marcus Lipsky
Chicago
Mr. Lipsky
Tucson
Pantano Road
Belle D. Hall
C. W. Gardner
Justice of the Peace
Gardner
Russia
Jeanette Martin
Los Angeles
Mt. Olive
Lipsky
Martin
Warren to Answer Wallace in California Tour
Gov Earl Warren in Sacramento said he would answer any speeches by Henry Wallace during his projected California tour. Warren called Wallace an outsider and said he would oppose the disunity Wallace spreads as he plans to speak Oct 24 and 25 advocating election of state and congressional candidates.
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Sacramento
Earl Warren
Henry Wallace
California
Wallace
Byrnes Readies Radio Address On U S Russia Tensions
Secretary of State Byrnes drafts a radio report on U S Soviet relations after the Paris peace talks. He aims to deny encirclement charges and counter Wallace’s tough policy critique while pledging firm but patient handling of issues. The 30 minute address is slated for 8 p m Friday with NBC and some MBS stations carrying it.
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James F. Byrnes
Truman
Washington
Byrnes
John M. Hightower
United States
Russia
Henry A. Wallace
NBC
MBS
Soviet Union
Wallace
Sen. Vandenberg
R-Mich
Paris
Europe
Vandenberg
Sen. Connally
D-Tex
Ven Connally
Decontrol Of Wages Sought By Industrial And AFL
Washington sources report industry and AFL forces press Truman to lift all wage controls including cuts. Participants urge full free collective bargaining for pay increases and removal of wage cut authority, arguing current 1942 stabilization law and wage boards overstep limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Herrold
Washington
U.P
AFL
Truman
War Labor Board
Wage Stabilization Board
U S Charges Its Citizens Enslaved
The United States accused Yugoslavia of enslaving American citizens in prison camps. The note, delivered by Ambassador Richard C Patterson, condemned arrests without charges and slave labor under unsanitary conditions.
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Washington
United States
U. S
Richard C. Patterson
Seeks Dismissal Of Survey Suit
Phoenix Oct 18 Atty Gen John L Sullivan will move in Maricopa county superior court to dismiss a suit seeking to enjoin expenditure of 50000 to fund a federal power commission survey of utility rates The attorney general says the suit fails to state a claim and names State Auditor Ann Frohmiller and members of the state corporation commission as defendants in the action brought by Peter H Etting ton and A L Bartlett of Casa Grande.
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Phoenix
John L. Sullivan
Maricopa County
Federal Power Commission
Sullivan
Atorney
Ann Frohmiller
State Corporation Commission
Peter H. Etington
A. L. Bartlett
Casa Grande
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United Nations General Assembly
Max Harrelson
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Rea E. Ashley
San Francisco
American Academy of Opthalmology
Otolaryngology
Ashley
Congressional Committee On Campaign Expenditures
C. Raymond Hoy, Jr
Arthur T. Allen
Mesa Rooters
Cabinet
Stalin
Jerry Martin
Seabees
United States Navy
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