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November 30, 1948

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PRESIDENT TO PUSH HEALTH INSURANCE DESPITE OPPOSITION; FSA Head Says Administration Will Seek Congress' Approval of Compulsory Measure PAYROLL TAX FINANCING Goal of Plan Would Be to Pay for Medical, Dental, Nursing Care and Hospitalization PRESIDENT TO PUSH HEALTH INSURANCE

By A. H. Raskin

8% payroll taxes, shared by employer and employe, seen needed to finance enlarged soc security program favored by Admr Ewing and Pres Truman

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MILLION FRAUD LAID TO BUILDING GROUP; Brooklyn Plasterers Alleged to Have Barred Competition, Rigged Bids, Levied Tribute Million Fraud Laid to Plasterers; 21 in Brooklyn Groups Arraigned

By Unknown Author

Bklyn Plastering Contractors Assn, 4 plastering firms and 21 persons indicted on 17 counts charging fraudulent practices barring competition; J Valentine and R Arra accused also of extortion

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Israel Files U. N. Application; Support by U. S. Is Foreseen; ISRAELIS REQUEST ADMISSION TO U. N.

By Thomas J. Hamiltonspecial To the New York Times

PARIS, Nov. 29 -- Israel submitted her application for admission to the United Nations to Secretary General Trygve Lie at 6 o clock this evening, exactly one year after the passage of the General Assembly's Palestine partition resolution.

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BERLIN REDS MOVE TO SET UP REGIME IN RUSSIAN SECTOR; Call Extraordinary Meeting of the Assembly and Workers' Demonstration for Today BACKED BY SOVIET CHIEF New Crisis Developing as Four Powers Indicate Acceptance of Mediation Plan BERLIN REDS MOVE TO SET UP REGIME

By Drew Middletonspecial To the New York Times

O Geschke calls Communist Assemblymen and dem bloc to special meeting in move to form separate E Berlin govt; Communist workers plan mass rally in support; Marshal Sokolovsky implies support, lr to Gens Clay and Robertson scoring anti-Communist adm

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BIG NANKING FORCE IS QUITTING SUCHOW FOR A NEW STAND; 180,000 Troops Leaving Area in Evacuation Regarded as Presenting Hazard REDS THREATEN PENGPU 10 Communist Columns Have Moved Southward Into the Critical Battle District BIG NANKING FORCE IS QUITTING SUCHOW CHINESE NATIONALISTS QUIT IMPORTANT BASE

By Henry R. Liebermanspecial To the New York Times

Govt troops reptd withdrawing from Suchow area; reptd holding positions along Tientsin-Pukow ry south of Pengpu to Kuchen; Communist forces reptdly reach Huai River north bank, above Pengpu; Govt forces evacuate Chinwangtao; map

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