Two Cities Near Antung Taken In China Front
Reynolds Packard reports from Peiping that Nationalist forces reportedly captured Tunghwa and Linkiang northeast of Antung amid heavy fighting at Chefoo. Dispatches say Nationalists aim to cut off Antung defenders with a broad Manchurian drive while Reds reportedly evacuate coastal cities and civilians flee to suburbs.
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Peiping
Tunghwa
Linkiang
Antung
Chefoo
China
Shanghai
Dairen
Liaoning
Tsai Wen-Chih
Executive
Darien
Russia
Mukden
Social Welfare Daily
North Korea
Nanking
Hsin Min Pao
Tu Li-Ming
Korea
Tsingtao
Ta Kang Pao
Chutteya
Leiyang
United Press
Walter Logan
Chiang Kai-Shek
Logan
George C. Marshall
Truman
Romania Receives U S Warning on Elections
The United States issued a formal note accusing Romania of intimidating opposition parties as it plans for its November 15 election. The note, delivered by Burton Y Berry to Foreign Minister George Tatarescu, cites Yalta Potsdam and Moscow pledges for free elections and echoes a British note delivered to Bucharest.
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Washington
United States
State Department
George Tatarescu
Burton Y. Berry
Bucharest
Romania
Yalta
Potsdam
Moscow
Britain
Wallace As Film Labor Czar Out
Rival union leaders debated at least 10 names for the film industry labor czar post in Hollywood. Henry Wallace Fiorello La Guardia and Harold Ickes were struck from the candidate list as unions pressed for a candidate with deep Hollywood labor knowledge and planned to resume talks Wednesday.
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Hollywood
Henry A. Wallace
Commerce
Fiorello la Guardia
UNRRA
Harold Ickes
Interior
Right To Condemn Utility Is Argued
A Tucson utility condemnation fight heads to court amid Arizona eminent domain debates. The Tucson Gas Electric Light and Power Co argues the city's plan to seize the utility is unlawful and would leave South Tucson with only surplus power. The case hinges on the value date of January 12 1944 and the loss claimed for post 1944 improvements.
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Tucson
Howard C. Speaksman
Arizona
George Darnell
Tucson Gas, Electric Light & Power Co
South Tucson
Darnell
Corporation Commission
Stalin's Reply Cheers Churchill
Churchill welcomed Stalin's statement that there were only 60 Russian divisions in the territories he mentioned. He noted 60 divisions on a war footing would exceed British and American forces in enemy occupied Europe and that Stalin's figures did not include Romania, which Tass had added in translation.
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London
Winston Churchill
Stalin
Europe
Romania
Moscow
Tass
Germany
Austria
Hungary
Bulgaria
Poland
Girl Accidentally Shot Improves in Hospital
Patricia McCoy, 18, of Yuma, a sophomore, accidentally shot herself Sunday evening with a .32 caliber automatic she was examining in her room. She was reported a little better Tuesday by Dr. H. D. Cogswell but remains in serious condition at St. Mary's Hospital.
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Patricia McCoy
H. D. Cogswell
Yuma
St. Mary’s Hospital
Status Of Coal Crisis Confused By Truman And UMW Leaders
Washington October 29 The soft coal labor crisis remains outwardly confused after President Truman promised no strike. UMW head John L Lewis expected the government to reopen the May 29 wage contract, meeting with Collisson Friday to negotiate a new accord. Krug warned no reversal of prior negotiation policy as talks proceed.
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Washington
Truman
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
UFL
Lewis
N. H. Collisson
Krug
J. A. Krug
Collisson
Minden
Nev
John R. Steelman
Fats and Oils Freed By OPA Decontrol Across Items
OPA announced decontrol of all fats and oils including linseed oil effective 12:01 a m Tuesday. The action frees cocoanut oil fish oils edible tallow and grease and reduces price controls on ice for the $260 000 000 annual ice industry. Many fats and oils used in paints varnishes housing programs or soaps were already partly released.
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Washington
OPA
Sun Spectrograph Pics From 65 Miles Up
Navy reports rocket mounted spectrograph photographed the sun from 65 miles high above Earth. The Nazi V-2 rocket launched from White Sands in October yielded images of the sun’s spectrum. Full data analysis may take a year as scientists identify sun materials such as helium before it appears on Earth.
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Washington
Navy
Army
White Sands
N. M
Proving Ground
Council Votes For FWA Cash
The Tucson city council unanimously approved applying to the federal works agency for a 42 410 advance to cover engineering costs for improvements estimated at 1 001 194. They also authorized applying to the civil aviation authority for about 63 percent of 60 000 for airport No 2 administration building changes.
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Henry O. Jaastad
Tool Owners’ Union
Ludwig Lindberg
Malcolm Middleton
Jaastad
Federal Works Agency
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Samuel T. Adams
Santa Rosa _ park
Phil J. Martin, Jr
CAA i
CAA
Martin
Tucson Heights
Glentor Sykes
Council
Molotov Attacks Churchill Group in UN Assembly
Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov charges Churchill and his circle with leading a campaign against the Soviet Union. He warns that abolishing the security council veto would collapse the UN and accuses imperialistic forces of using atomic diplomacy to push domination. He cites Churchill loyalists in Britain and the United States and asserts the UN must serve cooperation, not power.
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New York
V. M. Molotov
United Nations Assembly
Winston Churchill
Britain
America
Soviet Union
United Nations
Molotov
Security Council
United States
China
Greece
Russia
Stalin
Churchill
Great Britain
United States Ready to Disclose Troop Details at UN
U S delegation to the United Nations general assembly voted for full disclosure of American troop numbers and locations in nonenemy countries. The move aims to advance peace and security even if the Soviet Union does not reciprocate. Assistant Secretary of State James F Byrnes must approve the plan.
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U. S
Flushing
N. Y
United States
United Nations General Assembly
Soviet Union
United Press
James F. Byrnes
Tough Palestine Decision Confronts Great Britain
AP analyst Dewitt Mackenzie weighs Britain's dilemma over admitting 100000 European Jewish refugees into Palestine. He notes Truman pressure versus Arab opposition and Saudi threats, arguing a limited influx may not derail aiming for a Jewish state and could win goodwill without increasing regional risk. He urges Britain to consider opening doors as a prudent gamble.
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Palestine
Attlee
John Ball
John
Truman
Britain
Holy Land
Ibn Sand
Saudi Arabia
England
America
John Bull
Cotton futures slip to full limit as trading stalls
New York reports cotton futures dropping the daily ten dollar limit after initial rally attempts fade. By late afternoon December cotton quotes at 29.15 cents per pound, value down about 50 dollars per bale versus the level seen ten days earlier.
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New York
Stonewall Electric Pays Off Two Loans
A deed filed with Pima County Recorder by Anna Sullinger shows Stonewall Electric, a subdivision of Tucson Gas, Electric Light and Power, has paid off loans totaling 100,000 dollars secured by mortgages. Stonewall Electric serves outlying Tucson lines.
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Rural Electrification Administration
Anna Sullinger
Pima County
Stonewall Electric Company
Tucson Gas, Electric Light & Power Company
Stonewall Electric
Tucson
Miner executive urges end to government copper controls
Louis S. Cates president of Phelps-Dodge Mining Corp and head of the American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers spoke at the convention urging elimination of government controls and subsidies on copper. He cited the Mocisuma mine in Sonora selling to U S buyers for 17 cents a pound and P-D properties near Ajo and Bisbee at 14.5 cents. Domestic copper use runs about 100000 tons monthly with around 40000 tons from foreign sources and 60000 tons from U S mines.
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Louis S. Cates
Phelps-Dodge Mining Corp
American Institute of Mining & Metallurgical Engineers
Mocisuma
Sonora
P-D
U. S
Ajo
Bisbee
Cates
Arizona Mines Shine At Engineers Conference
Arizona section of the American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers reports optimism for copper gold and silver prospects. San Manuel and Bagdad are highlighted as war era developments with new open pit plans and improved ore crushing methods.
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Arizona
American Institute of Mining & Metallurgical Engineers
Tucson
Legion Auditorium
San Manuel
Hubert J. Steele
Grant R. Rubly
Oracle
Magma Copper Co
Old Hat
Mammoth
Mohawk
Steele
Bagdad
Ernest R. Dickie
Prescott
Castle Dome
Nels P. Peterson
U. S. Geological Survey
Globe
Iron King
Humboldt
H. F. Mills
City Manager Recommends Pay Increases for Phoenix Officers
Phoenix city manager Odd S Halseth asked the city commission on Tuesday to raise pay for police, firefighters, and street department workers. The recommendations come as the city reviews compensation.
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Phoenix
City Commission
Odd S. Halseth
Los Angeles Paper To Resume Negotiations
The Herald and Express and the Los Angeles Newspaper Guild will resume contract talks next Friday after negotiations broke off September 25. U S Labor Conciliator Harry Malcom notified the guild that agreement had been reached to continue discussions.
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Los Angeles
The
Herald and Express
Newspaper Guild
U. S
Harry Malcom
Stalin Denies Having A Bomb
Stalin says the Soviet Union has 60 divisions in the west but no atom bomb and remains open to a loan from the United States. He states divisions would drop to 40 after Oct 22 measures and labels Churchill and like-minded officials as the greatest threat to peace.
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Hugh Baillif
United Press
London
U.P
Russia
West
United States
Marshal Stalin
Moscow
Germany
France
Scandinavia
Stalin
Winston Churchill
House of Commons
Ussr
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Vienna
Black Sea
Japan
Mediterranean
Presidium
Supreme Soviet
Byrnes
Churchill
Great Britain
Yugoslavia
Council of Foreign Ministers
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Razmak
India
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New Atomic Energy Commission
David E. Lilienthal
William W. Waymack
Des Moines Register
Chicago Federal Reserve Bank
Carnegie Endowment For International Peace
Lewis L. Struss
Army-Navy Munitions Board
Herbert Hoover
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Sumner T. Pike
Securities Exchange Commission
Pike
Lubec
SEC
Elliott
Charles H. Herrold
Earth
FWA
ED Dougherty
By John M. Hightower
By Dewitt MacKenzie
Middle East
Marshal
Sweden
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Finland
Italy
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