Articles
- OFFICIAL SUES STATE; Safety Coordinator Charges He Has Not Had Proper Status
- CARL F. JACKSON
- PLAY-OFF PLANS MADE; ' Sudden-Death' System to Be Used in A.A.C. Football Games
- WESTCHESTER HOMES PASS TO NEW OWNERS
- Johnson and Matthews Accused Of 'Quackery, Injustice' on Denfeld; Johnson and Matthews Accused Of 'Quackery, Injustice' on Denfeld
- CZECH CHURCH LAWS ASSAILED BY BISHOPS
- Brugman Retains Power Boat Post As Group Averts Threat of Split
- JOLSON TO APPEAR ON C. B. S. RADIO, TV; Network Secures Entertainer's Services for 3-Year Period -Randolph in New Show
- INDONESIANS OFFER NEW GUINEA PLAN; Bid to Recognize De Facto Rule of Dutch During Final Talks Seen Aiding Compromise
- 700 Workers on Strike at Jersey Plant Pledge Contributions to Community Chest
- SOVIET LAND SEIZURE EXTOLLED BY POLAND
- SCHOOL NEEDS HELD OVER HALF BILLION; Public Education Association Calls Program Inadequate in View of Enrollments FAVORS HEAVY BOND ISSUE Winthrop Rockefeller Recalls Vain Appeal to O'Dwyer to Use State's $17,000,000
- LOAN OF $75,000,000 IS MADE TO FRANCE; Group of Banks Here Extend Credit With Maximum Maturity of Five Years
- ORDERS AIRLINE GROUNDED; C.A.B. Action on Strato Freight Follows Crash Off Puerto Rico
- WELFARE BUDGET VOTED; $1,474,485 to Finance Jewish Board Services in 1950
- Parisi's Extradition Sought
- TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS RISE; Total for Week in City Is 541, Against 479 a Year Ago
- WALTERP~YNE, LED , BRITISH STi[GE UNIT:; Lawyer Who Helped Fon~ the London Theatre .Council Dies ~Negotiated With UniOns
- GIRL SCOUT HOUSE IS DEDICATED HERE; Plaque Recording 706 Troops That Aided Fund Is Unveiled -- Mrs. Phipps Honored
- Teacher Group Backs O'Dwyer
- Mrs. Simpson to Wed in January
- ELEANOR ELKAN: ENGAGED; Former Waves Lieutenant to Be{ B r ;d :pedfoYl vn Coh-------a rtaz.zreich
- DULLES CAMPAIGN GOES TO BROOKLYN; Senator Invades Democratic Stronghold With a Renewal of Challenge to Lehman
- News of Food; Fixing of Baby's Formula Simplified; Thanksgiving Turkey Prices Lower
- Jane Lois Stark to-Be Married{
- 3D AVE. TRANSIT CUTS ITS OPERATING LOSS
- Elly Ardelty Due at Palace
- Dewey Proclaims Art Week
- MUSIC NOTES
- CITY PIPELINES APPROVED; 3 Companies Authorized to Build Natural Gas Facilities
- QUILL BACKS MAYOR ON TRANSIT ATTACK; Says Labor Told Morris in '40 That City Was Buying Junk in Unification Deal
- Topics of The Times
- Article 5 -- No Title; Sixty-First National Horse Show Formally Will Open at the Garden Tonight GEN. BEDELL SMITH WILL TAKE SALUTE Review of Army Teams From Four Nations Top Feature of Equestrian Classic SHOW TO RUN EIGHT DAYS More Than 500 Horses Entered in Jumper, Hunter, Saddle and Harness Contests
- MARCHIONESS OF AILSA LONDON,
- Appointed Ad Manager Of Sinclair Refining Co.
- DAVID J. FITZGERALD SR.
- CAMDEN FEATURE TO EVENING ROSE; Lister Filly Beats Favored Darnaway, Returns $17.80 -- Mr. Buster Is Third
- MAYOR SAYS REDS RULE CITY RELIEF, AID MARCANTONIO; At Tammany Rally He Blames La Guardia Regime for Their 'Stranglehold' on Welfare PROMISES TO PUSH FIGHT Lehman Sees G.O.P. Trying to Scare Voters With 'Goblins' of 'Welfare State' O'Dwyer Says Communists Rule City Relief, Aid Marcantonio
- ARAB COUNTRIES BAR DIRECT ISRAEL TALKS
- . GUSTAV F. VOEHL
- MAJORS TO DEBATE PLAY-OFF CHANGES; Baseball Council Meets Today Aiming at Uniform Rule to Decide Ties for Pennants
- Beck Leases in Jersey City
- VOTE AIDS MURRAY IN RED-OUSTER PLAN; Convention Adopts His Report After He Asserts C. I. O. Will 'Cleanse' Communists VOTE AIDS MURRAY IN RED-OUSTER STEP
- TWO GROUPS PUSH PACT DEFENSE AID; Military Leaders of Britain, Norway and Denmark Meet -- U. S. to Be at Supply Talks
- ROYALL O. E. DANIS, SOIL.EXrERT, DEAD; Official .of U..S. Department of Agriculture for .40 Years .'. Made Studies for Army '
- CHINESE REDS HINT AT FOOD SHORTAGE; Crops in Manchuria and North Reported Below Normal, but Prices Are Stable
- UTILITY STRIKE CALLED; Water Service Workers Set to Walk Out Saturday
- Arce to Head Security Council
- BLOOD DONATIONS FOR GIRL; Members of Football Team Give for Leukemia Victim, 4
- QUITS UTILITY BOARD; J. F. Fogarty Acts After S.E.C.'s Ruling on North American
- Saypol Heads Fund Drive Unit
- TWO ARE INDICTED IN GRAY STEEL CASE
- BRITONS QUESTION STAND BY HOFFMAN; Call for European Economic Integration Held Utopian in Some Quarters
- ULCER OPERATIONS URGED; Dr. Ravdin Warns on Prolonged Medical Treatment
- BRITONS MAKING STUDY; Expects to Visit Power Plants in Production Step-Up Drive
- ELI B. MERRITT
- DECLINES 'VOICE' POST; Mansfield to Stay in Congress, Not Join State Department
- EMILY J. WOHRLEY BEOOME$ Elq6AGED; SYracuse U. Senior Betrothed to George D. Lewis 3d, Who Received Degree There
- Elected to Directorate Of Utility in Rochester
- Dineen--iarkey
- CITY'S FUNDED DEBT GOES UP $64,513,040; Controller's Report for Last Fiscal Year Shows Total on June 30 $2,956,918,919
- BARKLEY, FIANCEE SHOP FOR A RING; Draw Crowds in St. Louis -State Dinner for Truman to Keep Him From Wedding
- CONSUL' EXPECTED HERE IN JANUARY; Cowles-Zimbalist Musical Play Dealing With Bureaucracy Has Marie Powers in Lead
- 19 MORE ARE ACCUSED; Goldstein Starts Action in New Registry Fraud Cases
- Books -- Authors
- Bergen Symphony Established
- LIVESTOCK IN CHICAGO
- THE 1950 RENAULT PUTS IN ITS APPEARANCE
- In The Nation; Dispute Over the President's Authority to Impound
- Gardner Outpoints Olek
- SOVIET MANGANESE COMING REGULARLY; Schedule Reported Resumed, but on Reduced Scale -- 6,000 Tons in Recent Delivery
- MRS. 'GEORGE CHRYSSIKOSI
- Unbeaten Cheshire Academy Team To Seek Sixth in Row on Saturday; Mahar, Blue and White Quarterback and Ace Passer, to Lead Squad Against Trinity Freshmen in Penultimate Contest
- Business Failures Increased
- TOWBOATS LAID UP BY LACK OF CARGO; Third of Craft in This Port Reported Idle, Throwing Many Out of Work
- CHINESE REDS KEEP 5 U. S. AIDES IN JAIL; Call Mukden Consul, 4 of Staff 'Overbearing' as They Await Trial on Assault Charges
- HARRY E. STEVENS
- MORRIS DENOUNCES MAYOR ON TRANSIT; Calls Statement 'Deliberate and Complete Untruth' -- Lists Erickson's Dinner Guests MORRIS DENOUNCES MAYOR ON TRANSIT
- PRESS CHIEF TRANSFERRED; International Bank Shifts U. S. Director to Paris Office
- JOSEPH PALENIK
- DiMaggio to Christen Plane
- LOAN OF $1,335,600 FOR BROOKLYN SUITES
- British Navy Escorting Ships Off China's Blockaded Ports; Action Outside Territorial Waters Is Held Necessary to Protect Rights -- Nationalist Gunboat Forced to Yield Papers BRITISH SHIPS GET ESCORT OFF CHINA
- Front Page 1 -- No Title
- SAMUEL H. PAINE
- HEAD PRODUCTION, RESEARCH FOR KOPPERS CO.
- SINGAPORE FLIGHT TODAY; Pan American to Start Service From San Francisco
- India Said to Tell London French Fail in Indo-China
- STEEL BUILDERS TOLD STRIKE POSES THREAT
- Yacht Accompanies Prince Philip
- Run on Chicago Coffee Stocks
- DISTILLER REPORTS PROFIT DOWN 37%; Net Is $3.96 a Share, Against $6.24 Last Year, on Total Sales of $726,949,739 EARNINGS REPORTS OF CORPORATIONS
- DOUGLAS UNVEILS DC-6B; Plane Is Larger, Faster and More Powerful Than the DC-6
- PRESIDENT SIGNS FARM PRICE BILL; Law Assures Support of Five Basic Crops Through 1950 at Levels of 90% of Parity
- Dutch Delegate Backs Hoffman
- PATERNITY ORDER UPSET; Naming of Tagliavini as Father Reversed in Appellate Ruling
- BOND OFFERINGS BY MUNICIPALITIES; Wichita Falls to Receive Bids Monday on $5,108,000 of Tax-Exempt Issues
- Birth Notice 1 -- No Title
- SQUEALER' SENT TO JAIL; Government Plea for Leniency in Narcotics Case Is Denied
- U. S. SITE TRUST SIGNED; Truman Approves Preservation of National Objects
- Marriage Announcement 1 -- No Title
- G. M. WILL STEP UP DIESEL PRODUCTION; Electro-Motive Division Shows New Locomotive Lines for Various Purposes
- Mrs. Charles C. Foote Has Child
- DULLES SPEECH ASSAILED; Fitzpatrick Declares Senator Is Apologist for Russians
- LECTURERS SUGGEST DESIGN COMBINATIONS
- State Dinner to Keep Truman Away
- Louis Signs for Match
- FARLEY IN PLEA ON AIR FOR LEHMAN ELECTION
- AT THE THEATRE
- Wallgren Thanks Truman
- Against Amendment Five; A Negative Vote Asked in Interests of the Veteran
- Sports of the Times; Overheard in a Huddle
- NAVAL STORES
- INDUSTRY IS URGED TO MEET PUBLIC NEED
- DEFENSE PICTURED TO 80 KEY CIVILIANS; Men in Business, Labor and Professions Start Eight-Day Study of Problems
- HARRY B. STEWART
- COURT SCHEDULE CHANGED; Tri-City to Play St. Louis on Chicago Program Tonight
- FURNITURE SALES OFF 2% IN OCTOBER; Retail Association Official Cites 15-20% Steel-Coal Area Dip -- Will Ask Sawyer Action
- NEW BELL HELICOPTER TO CARRY 13 PERSONS
- State Department Skeptical
- MRS. LIBBIE RUBINOFF PITTSBURGH,
- Racing Revenue Still Drops
- COOPERATIVE SALES URGED ON TOOL MEN; Hatch Calls for Step to Combat 'Declining Economy' in Talk at Association Convention
- U. S. Ousts Aide in Czech Embassy And Consul; Act Held Retaliatory; U. S. Ousts Aide in Czech Embassy And Consul; Act Held Retaliatory
- 3 RIGHT SOCIALISTS QUIT ROME CABINET; Resignation of Saragat Group Traced to Party Jockeying -- General Strike Fails DE GASPERI IS HOPEFUL Minimizes Crisis in Government -- Walkout Called to Protest Shooting of Peasants
- Charles HARRY SIMPSON
- Robinson's Team Wins, 9-4
- Hackensack Plans New Housing
- U. S. HOLDS RUSSIA STIRS GREEK CLASH; Cohen Tells U. N. Cominform Will Not Aid Peace Until It Chooses Athens Regime
- FRANCIS J. CAHIR
- TREASURY EXTENDS 20% TAX ON FURS; Shock to Retailers Preparing for Holidays -- N. R. D. G. A. Files Protest Against Action TREASURY EXTENDS 20% TAX ON FURS
- German Vessel in French Port
- Article 1 -- No Title
- Ziegler to Head Fund Drive
- HUNGARY CHARGES YUGOSLAV ATTACK; Says Platoon of Troops Tried Invasion, but Was Driven Off Without Casualties
- Symphony Players Hide Vocation Under Paint at First Art Exhibit
- Collier Limps to Providence
- MANAGING EDITORS MEET; Simplifying Atomic Age News Is Main Topic at Fort Worth
- DR. HEUSS PROMISES A UNITED GERMANY; Bonn President Tells 80,000 Cheering Berliners Their City Will Be the Capital
- 37 Years in Air Force, Retires
- Savings-Loan Men Organize
- LADY FLEMING
- N. A. A. C. P. Rally Scheduled
- PLANS FIRST FUND DRIVE; Henry Street Settlement Will Open $202,000 Appeal Nov. 14
- I. C. GRAY ISFIANCE F MIS$ PATTERSON; Wartime Lieutenant in Army to Wed in Spring University of Michigan Graduate
- Chamber to Hear Miss Ward
- Jasen -- Frank
- Missions Gift Shop Opens
- Wins Fordham Scholarship
- COPPER AND ZINC ACTIVE AND HIGHER; Demand for Former Sends Price Up 5 Points -- Rubber, Coffee Futures Strong
- Young in Feature Bout
- MARSHALL PLAN AND EUROPE
- Princeton Glee Club Schedule
- Capital Airlines Seeks Debentures Exchange In Move to Clear Way to Modernize Fleet
- IMPORT RISE URGED TO SUPPLY DOLLARS; Gordon Tells Trade Convention Otherwise Solving of Scarcity Abroad Is Highly Unlikely CHANGE IN THINKING VITAL Says North America, Especially U. S., Must Replace Europe as Commerce Supporter IMPORT RISE URGED TO SUPPLY DOLLARS
- Medical Center Honors 72
- Greeting to Dr. Bunche
- FISCHL, SQUIRES ON LIST; Eight Others Honored by Junior Davis Cup Committee
- TUCKER CAR CALLED A JUMBLE OF PARTS; Witnesses at Trial Describe Exhibition Machine as Inoperable, Incomplete
- RESERVE CORPS MONTH; Mayor Cites Security Needs as He Proclaims Observance
- MRS. SHAHEEN A. SHAHEEN
- WORLD TIN OUTPUT GAINS; 13,800 Tons Noted in August, Against 12,800 in July
- 558 Arrive From Yokohama
- TRUSTEE COUNCIL SCORED; Britain Calls the U. N. Group 'a Platform for Ignorance'
- JOHN H. COSTELLO $R. .
- TURBINE CAPTURES PURSE AT PIMLICO; Newmeyer Entry's Stretch Run Beats Favored Stud Poker, With Bayeux Distant 3d
- STETTINIUS, 49, DIES OF HEART AILMENT; Ex-Secretary of State Helped Found the U. N. -- He Headed U. S. Steel When 37 Ex-Secretary Stettinius Dies of Heart Ailment at 49
- ARTURO LOPEZ PEREZ PARIS,
- Wright Captures Medal in North and South Open Golf; 3 TIE FOR SECOND STROKE BACK AT 68 Barbaro, Goggin and Houghton Trail Wright as North-and-South Golf Event Opens FORD, FOY, FLECK GET 69S Markham Tops Amateurs With 71 -- Dahlbender Cards 72, Lynch Qualifies on 73
- Engineering Body Nominates
- DEWEY PLAN READY FOR STRIKE ACTION; Situation Will Not Be Critical for Week, He Says, but Cites Unemployment of 80,000
- GERMANS AT U. N. PARLEY; Delegates From West State Join in I. L. O. Talks on Rhine
- HARRY J. JENKINS
- Shipping News and Notes; The Masters of Two Liners Get Promotions in the U. S. Naval Reserve
- Chinese Red Envoy in Moscow
- ACHESON COMPARES POINT 4, RED AIMS; Tells C. I. O. Session Truman Plan Seeks to Aid Welfare While Retaining Freedom
- Tito Calls Back Reserve Officers
- FALLS 120 FEET, IS SAVED; Man Rescued by Docker After Plunge From Bridge to River
- CUT IN U. S. COSTS DOUBTED BY SNYDER; He Challenges Budget Critics to Suggest Savings Except on Aid and Defense BURGESS URGES BALANCE Tells A. B. A. Federal Deficits Set a Bad Example for European Countries CUT IN U. S. COSTS DOUBTED BY SNYDER
- NEW SAFETY RULES SET FOR AIR RACES; N. A. A. Bars Closed-Course Jet Tests in Effort to Save Yearly Show at Cleveland
- MUSEUM HAS SHOW OF FOLK SCULPTURE; Brooklyn Exhibition, Opening to Public Tomorrow, Features 19th-Century Examples
- LINES WIND UP BIDS ON STATE RAIL RISE; Only 3 of 12 Cite Figures for New York Operations Alone -- New Haven Plan Attacked
- Fifth Psychiatry Forum Tonight
- RuV. EDWARD EMETT, RETIRED MINISTER, 81
- MAKE-IT-YOURSELF' FURNISHES A HOME; Model Apartment Is Entirely Fitted With Items That Come Unassembled at Big Saving
- lrchnerDas
- DRUGGIST IS JAILED IN SLEEP-PILL CASE; He Gets 60-Day Term for Sale Without Prescriptions -- Three Others Fined $500 Each
- MAYOR DESPERATE, MARCANTONIO SAYS; O'Dwyer Running Far Behind and Knows It, A.L.P. Rival Declares at Rallies
- WOMAN, 91, HELPS DISABLED CHILDREN; Mrs. Rose Baran Joins Fund Solicitors -- League Founded by Her 38 Years Ago
- LENNOX FURNACE ELECTS; Son Succeeds Late President as Head of Iowa Company
- HAGUE'S STRENGTH KEY TO WENE'S FATE; Jersey Candidate's Failure to Join Kenny in Party Fight Gives Driscoll an Issue
- THE DISTRICT ATTORNEYS
- YOUTH FEATURES SET BY LITTLE ORCHESTRA
- INDIA ACTS TO EASE BURLAP SITUATION; Strong Action Taken to Speed Shipments Here, Hold Ceiling Prices, End Black Market INDIA ACTS TO EASE BURLAP SITUATION
- Eisenhower Backs Fund
- Ice and Snow Control; Department of Sanitation Official Explains Use of Salt
- Williams to Fight Dawson
- BOYS' WEAR STOCKS SEEN CLEARED OUT; Producers at Spring Show Say Cool Weather, Holiday Selling Will Move Fall Winter Lines
- BOURBON CUT EFFECTIVE; Brown-Forman Reduction 78c on Old Forester Brand
- 12.6 Millions for Indians' Land
- KARL BRING
- Galloping Gus, 19-20, Wins Handicap for 3-Year-Olds at Jamaica; RING RACER VICTOR OVER CURANDERO Atkinson Rides Galloping Gus to Length-and-Half Victory -- Mirabeau Home Third SANFORD'S FULTON WINS Registers First Truimph in 6-Furlong Test, Pays $21.60 -- Fox Challenge Second
- Danto Named by Macy Unit
- Yugoslav Aide Quits Moscow
- NATIONALISTS REPORT GAIN; Claim Red Defeat Near Kweilin -- Chiang Drops Gen. Tang
- DAN O'BRIEN, 'KllqGO J OF THE HOBOES;'; 9 Railed Against the 'Go-Ge~er'[ of Business'World Dies
- All Australia Quits Work Today For Running of the Melbourne Cup; Famous 88-Year-Old Horse Race Enthralls Nation -- Thirty Entries Remain for 2-Mile Contest on the Flemington Course
- U. S., BRITAIN DECIDE TO REOPEN QUESTION OF JAPANESE PEACE; Acheson and Bevin Discussed Step in Recent Conversation -- Emphasis on Speed NEW STUDY IS UNDER WAY Concurrent Reviews of Policy Pushed in the Foreign Office and State Department U. S. and Britain Decide to Reopen Question of a Treaty With Japan
- Munk, Clementis Confer
- WILLIAM I, RUSSELL
- SHERMAN IS POLO HEAD; Official Is Retained by Indoor Group -- 1950 Plans Discussed
- ICKES DUBS DULLES A BLIND FOR DEWEY; Calls Republican 'Front Man' to Cover Governor's Hope of Winning Presidency in '52
- Halloween in Times Sq. Brings Out Masquerade
- Bolivia Quashes 'Subversives'
- IRISH EXHIBIT OPENS; 26 Girls to Compete in Finals at Gimbels for Trip Abroad
- IOWA POWER PLANS OFFERING OF BONDS; SEC Gets Data on $7,500,000 First Mortgage Lien Slated for Competitive Bidding REGISTRATION BY UTILITY Middle South Common Stock Is to Be Sold in Two Lots by Bond and Share IOWA POWER PLANS OFFERING OF BONDS
- INTENT AND FLAG VARY; U.S.Ship, in Bremerhaven, Hoists Flag of Old Kaiser's Day
- SEES GOOD 1950 OUTLOOK; But Government Economist Holds Foreign News Vital Factor
- White Bread Up in South Africa
- ENGINEERS HONOR JEWETT; Ex-Head of Bell Laboratories Named for Hoover Medal
- Voting to Protect Our Freedoms
- VISHINSKY TO SEE ACHESON; Soviet Foreign Minister to Pay Courtesy Call Next Monday
- MARSHALL AID END THREATENED BY U.S.; Europeans Get Till January to Agree on a Program of Economic Integration CONGRESS ATTITUDE CITED Administration Is Said to Be Unwilling to Ask New Funds Unless Plan Is Adopted
- MOTORIST TERMED 'OBLITERATED MAN'; ' Ruck of Pledges' by Politicians Seldom Includes Car Owner, A. A. A. Hears at Cleveland CAMPAIGNS HERE CITED ' Jay Walking' in London Held Far Beyond New York, Where Compliance Is 'Amazing'
- MRS. A. SNELLENBURG
- BOON TO HOUSECLEANING; Combining Synthetic Detergents With Soap Urged by Chemists
- SALE FOR PEABODY HOME; Event on Nov. 10 Will Feature Articles Made by Residents
- SHARP DROP SHOWN IN BOND OFFERINGS; October Total Second Smallest of Year -- No Industrials Issued -- Stock Emissions Off
- British Film Producers Find Foxes Are Elusive
- N. Y. U. Announces Head Of 'Copy-Writing Clinic'
- WARNS ON U. S. CONTROLS; McKelway Tells Southern Group Frea Press Must Be Guarded
- Named Dairymen's Lawyer
- Jersey Bell Telephone Chooses a New Director
- Tanforan to Open Today
- TOBIN ACCLAIMS LEHMAN; Secretary Calls Ex-Governor Firm in 'Fair Deal' Stand
- THE 100,000TH D. P.
- E. L. T. Adds to Repertoire
- Steel Output Rate Off 0.2 Point This Week
- Ford Motor Assets Set Record At End of 1948, Report Shows; $1,149,240,000 Compares With Total of $1,025,733,000 Year Before -- Surplus Also at New Peak
- Native V. I. Governor Opposed
- India's Victory
- BUSINESS WORLD
- CONSUMER CREDIT HIGHER; $16,804,000,000 in September $346,000,000 Above August
- GUSTAVE E. GABRIELSON
- Redskins Release Roussos
- F. C. C. TO INVESTIGATE 11 STATIONS ON 'ADS'
- Wool, Jersey, Velvet for Daytime Wear Mark Comprehensive Show by Ruby Ross
- Article 3 -- No Title
- NATHAN G. GELBART
- HORSE RACES IN MORNING; New Orleans Track Arranges for Fans to See Football Game
- SIX KILLED IN BARCELONA; Franco Police Say Group Was Part of 'Terrorist' Band
- Obituary 1 -- No Title
- NEWS OF WOOD, FIELD AND STREAM
- Rains Give Little Relief To City Water Shortage
- Men Start Reheating Ovens
- CUT IN D. P. ENTRY FEARED BY BOARD; Requirement 30% of Those Admitted Must Be Farmers Reduces Flow, Official Says
- STOCKS EASE BACK IN NARROW TRADING; Talk of Early End of Strike in Steel Is Some Help, but Index Declines 0.63 REACTION HELD TECHNICAL Only 1,140,000 Shares, 1,110 Issues Handled, With 540 Losses and 272 Gains
- The Proceedings in the U. N.
- HIRING CASE SETTLED; Pact Reached as Discrimination Charge Is About to Be Heard
- DISMANTLING HOPE GIVEN TO GERMANS; McCloy and Robertson Say High Commission Is Ready to Consider a Substitute BEVIN'S APPROVAL SEEN U. S. Chief Wants a Solution That Will Strengthen the Economic Unity of Europe
- $1,000 AWARD WON FOR A POLIO POSTER; Photographer One of 23 Artists to Exhibit Works in Joint Program at Museum
- CHARLES T. KYLE
- TAFT BIDS TRUMAN USE LAW HE WROTE; Warns Coal Strike Threatens Health of Nation -- Opposes New Federal Controls
- Hoffman's Address to Council of E. R. P. Nations
- STOCK PRICES RISE FOR FOURTH MONTH; October Turnover Largest for Period Since 1946 -- Bond Sales Near 1913 Low
- $500 WRITING AWARD; Annual Competition Open to All Undergraduates at Barnard
- SIX STATES TO TEST VOTE COURSE FOR '50; Results in Major Elections, With New York in Lead, May Set Congress Pattern
- 600 Seek S. I. Apartments
- Accountant Gets Steel Post
- $100,000 FOR ITALY'S BOYS; $100-a-Plate Diners Hear of the Work Done in Last Few Years
- DOCTOR ACCUSES LEHMAN; Dulles Backer Sees 'Vacillation' on Socialized Medicine
- BRIDGE ROAD OPEN, SYMBOLICALLY ONLY
- DECEMBER WHEAT CLOSES 2 1/8 LOWER; Liquidation, Closed Spreads Reduce Price -- Corn Dips, Then Ends Unchanged
- NATAL CRICKETERS DRAW; Score 218 for 5 in Second Innings Against Australia
- JOINT DRIVE OPENS ON AMENDMENT 5; Veterans' Groups Seek Defeat of Measure to Revise Civil Service Job Preference
- A PIONEER TRUCK TERMINAL
- New G. E. Fluorescent Lamps
- Steel Index Unchanged
- F. C. C. REJECTS PLEA IT BROADCAST VIDEO
- Vines Takes Golf Honors
- Named Vice President Of Regent Pulp, Chemical
- INDUSTRIAL REALTY IN JERSEY TRADING; Chicago Firm Buys Newark Site for New Building -- Bridgeton Plant Among Other Deals
- COLOMBIAN LIBERALS TO DISAVOW ELECTION
- WILLIAM BANTZ
- ANOTHER BILLION YEAR PREDICTED FOR PAINTS
- CHARLES N. KERR, I ENGINEER, WAS; 88l Developed First Steam Turbine J Used by Merchant Marine-Former Educator Dies
- British Airline Drops 14 Aides
- MRS. EDWARD A. HARLEY
- Army-Fordham Encounter in Football's Spotlight; CADET TEAM CHOICE OVER RUGGED RAMS Army Reserve Strength Seen as Offsetting Fordham's Versatility, Spirit BIG TEST FOR NOTRE DAME Irish Ready for Battle With Michigan State -- Dartmouth Favored to Beat Lions
- Tall Apartment House Sold at 965 Fifth Ave.
- HOFFMAN DEMANDS ACTION BY EUROPE ON ECONOMIC UNITY; Tells Council of O. E. E. C. in Paris Integration Is Not an Ideal but a Necessity INSISTS ON MORE TRADE Would Eventually Sweep Away All Tariffs -- U. S. Warns Aid May Be Halted HOFFMAN DEMANDS ACTION BY EUROPE
- Hawaii Gets Low-Cost Housing
- 3 KILLED, 11 HURT, DEER HUNTING TOLL; State Police Are Investigating Another Near-Fatality at Indian Lake Camp
- Truman to Limit Himself To Waving on St. Paul Trip
- Germans Attend O.E.E.C. Session
- Article 4 -- No Title
- 100% DIVIDEND IS VOTED; Travelers Stockholders in Favor by 160,353 to 29
- WAR DEAD HONORED; Rites Held for 1,380 Returned From Mediterranean Area
- Big Five Agree to Consult Before Acting in U.N. Unit
- Saar Profits From Tie to France; Regime Held Popular, Successful; Prosperity of Populace Presents Contrast to West Germans -- Customs Control Is Haphazard at Old Frontier
- 4-BLOCK TERMINAL FOR TRUCKS OPENS; Congestion and Waste Seen Reduced by Transfer Center Dedicated on West Side BUILDING COST $9,000,000 Port Authority Facility Will Be Supplemented by Larger Structure in Newark 4-BLOCK TERMINAL FOR TRUCKS OPENS
- ERNSTGOEDDERT
- Gas Kills Couple in Home
- Killing or Removal of 5,700 Elk Is Urged As Forage Runs Short in Montana Area
- 3 Dogs in Schoolroom Fight for Class Honors
- LUTHERANS REPORT RISE IN MEMBERSHIP
- VETERANS' CAR BILL KILLED BY TRUMAN; He Sees 'Inequity and Abuse' in Measure to Give $1,600 for Autos to Some Disabled
- HILLIARD DECLARES MARCANTONIO 'LIAR'; City Welfare Head Replies to Charges Against His Bureau by Mayoralty Candidate
- Books of the Times
- Harlem Y. M. C. A. to Give Play
- EDWARD R. STETTINIUS JR.
- Memorial to William Morris Sr.
- SECOND HISS TRIAL SLATED FOR NOV. 17; Bondy Denies Defense Motion for Additional Time -- Three Judges to Be Available
- JESSICA COSGRAVE, EDUCATOR,. 78, DIES; Foundedi-n .1 go0 Girls' Sohool, Now Finch Junior College--J ' Was Widow of Editor
- Viserto at Sunnyside
- Sherman Refuses to Comment
- I PROF, ARTHUR RAMOS PARIS,
- MAD HARE, $21, IS FIRST; Triumphs by a Head Over Blue Rocket at Lincoln Downs
- F. H. A. CUT IN RENT EFFECTIVE TODAY; 20% Reduction Is Applicable to New Private Apartments With Mortgage Insurance
- MISS E. S. MATHEWS MARRIED:TO JURIST; Former Music Official !s Wed to Judge. Robert V. BoIger of Phil=delphia Court
- MISS PAULINE SAXON, LONG IN VAUDEVILLE
- FOOTBALL YANKEES SEE PLAY-OFF HOPE; Victory Sunday Will Clinch Spot, Says Strader -- Giants Win Praise From Owen
- TAXPAYER PARCEL SOLD IN BROOKLYN; Deal Involves West 8th Street Property -- Houses Dominate Other Transactions
- BETHLEHEM SIGNS WITH UNION FOR PENSIONS, WELFARE PLAN; U. S. STEEL SEEKS NEW TALKS; FIRST STRIKE BREAK Retirement at Minimum of $100 a Month at 65 Given After 25 Years INSURANCE SHARED 50-50 Company and Worker Each to Pay 2 1/2c an Hour -- Return to Eleven Plants Begins CELEBRATING END OF STEEL STRIKE IN BETHLEHEM BETHLEHEM STEEL SIGNS WITH UNION
- New Envoy in Prague
- Article 6 -- No Title
- $232,000 GAS SAVING SEEN; Staten Islanders Cooking With National Texas Variety Today
- Pushtu Regime Reported
- New Planetarium Presentation
- TOPICS OF THE DAY IN WALL STREET
- Says West Limits Industries
- BRITAIN WILL URGE INDUSTRY REFORMS; London to Issue White Paper Today -- Standard Parts, Technics Seen Needed
- Rogers, Designer, Adds New Bible To 4,000 Owned by Public Library
- OSCAR PEER
- NORTHFIELD ALUMNAE TO GIVE BAZAAR TODAY
- Times Price Raised in Suburbs
- Parkway Crash Toll Up to 3
- HOSPITALIZED G. I.'S AIDED BY GARDENS; Northport V. A. Project Helps Restore Confidence, Initiative, Horticulturists Are Told
- YALE PRESS ELECTS FOUR; New Members, All Alumni, Are Named to Governing Board
- IN HIGH POSTS WITH SECURITIES CONCERN
- David's Has New Store
- Truman Asked to Gompers Fete
- CONTRACT AT R. K. O. FOR VON STERNBERG; Hughes Signs Director to Long-Term Pact, With 'Jet Pilot' His First Assignment
- COTTON PRICES UP BY 9 TO 23 POINTS; Trade and Commission-House Buying Helps Market -Forecast Is Gloomy
- Ingenious Burglars Pick Up a Cool $5,000 By Muffling Safe's Blast in Refrigerator
- TELEVISING U. N.
- BOND PREPAYMENTS HIGHEST SINCE JUNE
- OSLO SIFTS ARMS THEFTS; Reports of Secret Red Army in Norway Probed Also
- JAMES P. JOHNSON
- BUSINESS SETBACK IS DECLARED OVER; Hancock Sees Upswing at Shoe Fair Luncheon if Steel and Coal Strikes Are Ended
- TASK FLEET STARTS FOR ICY BATTLE TEST
- . MILTON KAUFMAN
- Barts Wins at Rugby
- HOTPOINT SHOWS '50 LINE; Offers Improved Dishwashers, Ranges and Refrigerators
- Article 2 -- No Title
- Collins Reports to Truman
- CLYDE'S. MOSS I BOGALUSA,
- Luncheon Group Meets Today
- U. S. Steel Bid Spurs Hope For Quick Peace in Industry; BID OF U. S. STEEL SPURS PEACE HOPE
- FRANCO SAID TO EYE PACT FOR U. S. AID; Diplomats in Madrid Report Spain Would Join Atlantic Group in War With Soviet
- Article 7 -- No Title
- DEWEY CALLS DULLES BEST MAN TO BAR WAR
- IDLE ROSE 225,000 IN MONTH TO OCT. 8; Total Is Put at 3,576,000 by Commerce Department, With Some Strikers Counted
- BRITISH SOLDIERS TO LEAVE GREECE; Commons Hears Troops Will Be Sent Soon to Other Areas -- Economy Aim Denied
- PILOTS' CONTRACT EXTENDED 2D TIME; 7-Week Stalemate Unbroken in Union-Employer Dispute -- No Strike Threat Yet
- Holy Year Pilgrims Urged to Avoid Israeli Areas by Vatican Agency
- JERSEY COURT ACTION ECHOES C. I. O. SCHISM
- Power of Lords Curbed; Socialized Steel Spurred
- 3 LOST IN FOG RESCUED; Police Launch Finds Boys on Jamaica Bay After Search
- BONDS AND SHARES ON LONDON MARKET; Securities Without Price Trend in Quiet Dealings -- British Government Issues Firm
- DORON GREEN
- CITY REVISES VIEW OF HOSPITAL CARE; If Amendment 7 Is Approved, a 'New Philosophy' Would Govern Modernization
- Mrs. La Guardia to Aid Drive
- HORSE SHOW TEAMS FETED; National Association Entertains on Eve of 61st Opening
- Degree Honors Bishop Sherrill
- National Cat Week Is Set
- Daughter to Robert G. Merrills
- BANK DOUBTS NEED FOR FEDERAL ISSUE
- DUO-PIANISTS MAKE DEBUT AT TOWN HALL
- LEHMAN DISCOUNTS CLAIMS FOR DULLES; Denies Foe Is 'Indispensable' to Foreign Policy -- Says Own Qualifications Are Better
- Of Local Origin
- ISSUE OF BILLS PLACED; Treasury Accepts Bids for More Than Billion at 99.731 Average
- NEW YOUTH CENTER
- BRITISH ORCHESTRA TO TOUR HERE IN '50; Beecham Will Lead the Royal Philharmonic in Concerts Through U.S., Canada
- NEW CHASE TRUST FUND; Bank Sets Up First Discretionary Common Trust
- DIVIDEND NEWS
- Australian Parliament Dissolved
- CHARLOTTE DUNNING, NURSES' SUPERVISOR
- 10 TEAMS REMAIN IN 6-DAY BIKE RACE; De Bacco and Abt Join Forces After Partners Withdraw During Second Day
- Advertising News and Notes
- Aged Spaniard Eats for Record
- EMIL HECHT
- PAPER MILL TAKES RACE; Cataldo's Entry Wins Feature at Rockingham, Pays $13.80
- Kaiser, War Pigeon, 32, Father of Fighters, Dies
- RAYMOND H. RING
- Brown in Ring Tonight
