Red Cross Allows Detroit Industry Fund Drive
The Detroit Red Cross chapter wins permission to solicit industrial workers through the United Foundation. Donors will receive Red Cross membership cards and contributions go to the Red Cross, with a separate campaign outside industry planned for March.
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Tee Cross
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Cross
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Red Cross
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The
United Foundation
National Executive Committee
Gen
George C. Marshall
Basil O’connor
West Berlin Protest Over Costly Nazi Prison Fees
West Berlin public anger grows over 450000 marks yearly to imprison nine top Nazi criminals including Rudolf Hess. The U S Treasury also spends about 50000 dollars annually for American personnel at the site as critics urge pruning the facilities.
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West Berlin
Fuehrer
Rudolph Hess
United States Treasury
Germany
Convicted Negro Flees Court as Mob Fears Violence
A convicted Black man, Paul Lacy, 38, fled from the Columbia Tennessee courthouse to avoid possible mob violence after his murder and rape conviction. He faces death in the electric chair November 25 at the state prison in Nashville for bludgeoning Mrs O C Brown the 67 year old widow near Columbia on September 21. State highway patrol officers escorted him from the courthouse minutes after sentencing amid high tension in Columbia.
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Tenn
Columbia, Tenn
State Prison
Paul Lacy
O. C. Brown
Columbia
Lacy
Hawaii's Waterfront Cleared of Strikes
Honolulu reports the waterfront cleared as CIO longshoremen expected to return to work by Sunday or Monday. A wage dispute logjam blocking reopening was resolved after ILWU and seven stevedoring firms settled the main issue, restoring operations across Hawaii's outer island ports.
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Honolulu
Hawaii
CIO
International
ILWU
Shoppers Probe New York Stores To Gauge Prices And Service
A New York study reveals that the city’s largest department store conducts about 35 000 comparison shoppings weekly to monitor prices merchandise quality service and sales methods. Shoppers may be used to encourage staff performance and even influence hiring in some cases, with results guiding smaller retailers’ competitive strategies.
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New York
Yugoslavia Elected to UN Security Council Over Russia
Yugoslavia won a Security Council seat over Soviet backed Czechoslovakia amid protests from the Soviet bloc. Officials warned of possible consequences, but members held to routine and no walkouts occurred. Ukraine holds the seat for Russia until year’s end.
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New York
Yugoslavia
Security Council
Russia
United Nations
Andrei Vishinsky
General Assembly
Czechoslovakia
London
Acheson
U.N
Ukraine
Building Permits Awarded for Stephens City Estates and Repairs
Robert Stickley receives a building permit for the Mary Evelyn Stickley estate in Stephens City for a 20 by 50 frame building costing 500 dollars. E C Tinsman of Cross Junction is approved to repair a dwelling at a cost of 900 dollars.
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Robert Stickley
Mary Evelyn Stickley
Stephens City
E. C. Tinsman
Cross Junction
Children of Mrs. Hattie White host gathering on Sunday
Refuge Oct. 24 The children of Mrs. Hattie White entertained her last Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Bennington Claude Bennington and Mr. and Mrs. Garland Bray and children Avis Nancy and Robert Also Mr. and Mrs. Marvin White and children Glenn Lee and Linda Mr. and Mrs. Howard White Miss Peggy Hoover Miss Jane Evans Mr Bauserman and grandchildren and one great grandchild were present.
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Refuge
Hattie White
Clayton Bennington
Claude Bennington
Garland Bray
Avis
Nancy
Robert
Marvin White
Glenn
Lee
Linda
Howard White
Peggy Hoover
Jane Evans
Bauserman
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Harold Lloyd
Chicago
Arthur Gullickson
Chicago Shriners Hospital
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Sue
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Univer
Winchester’s Shopping Center
Reds
Prope
America
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Federal Reserve System and
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Rita Tennant
Seattle
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Rita
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