Power Court Orders Current Back On by 10 A. M.
Pittsburgh reports a court ordered end to a power strike led by George L. Mueller of the power workers union. Mueller is jailed for contempt after refusing to apologize for ordering the stoppage against Duquesne Light. Judge Rowand warn warrants will issue if workers do not return by 10 AM tomorrow.
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Pittsburgh
George L. Mueller
Power Workers Union
Duquesne Light Company
Allegheny County
Harry H. Rowand
Rowand
William P. McNaughter
Walter P. Smart
Mueller
Coors
Association of Duquesne Light
Judge Smart
Atty
Herman Lipsitz
Commonwealth
Anne X. Alpern
Lipsitz
Miss Alpern
Grant Street
McNaugher
Walter P. Monaghan
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Stalin signals tough line to rival West in new policy
A British official said Stalin's remarks indicate Moscow plans a tough response to Western power. U S and Britain were urged to see whether Russia will back peaceful cooperation with actions, not words. Analysts note claims of cooperation with capitalism and warnings about atomic bombs.
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London
Stalin
Russia
Moscow
Foreign Office
United States
China
Henry A. Wallace
Wasmingoiuon
Ipewmari& Vwireranz
Josef Stalin
State Department
Clayton
Anthony Eden
West
Truman
Henry Wallace
U.S
State Byrnes
Britain
Kaiser Profit Report Targets WarShip Firms
Henry J. Kaiser said he and his family netted about 5 million dollars from four wartime shipbuilding firms, but warned of up to 18 million dollars in losses from related steel operations. He testified before the House Merchant Marine Committee amid questions about wartime profits and contract renegotiations.
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Washington
Henry J. Kaiser
House
Merchant Marine Committee
Rep. McConnell
Pennsylvania
Maritime Commission
Kaiser
Marvin Coles
Woodruff
Michigan
Bradley
Stalin's diplomacy judged amid war nerves and Western ties
Observers question if Soviet leader Stalin is using war fear rhetoric to influence Allied relations. Some officials believe Kremlin may oversell the war threat while watching Britain, the United States, and strategic moves on troop removal and the atom bomb.
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Kremlin
Britain
Stalin
Russia
United States
Soviet Union
Great Britain
America
Truman Enters Political War
President Truman said the nation is in an emergency equal to Pearl Harbor and urged electing a Congress aligned with the 1944 Democratic platform. He attacked Republican obstructionism and backed a peace and production program to end unemployment, addressing 39 Democratic nominees from 17 states at the White House.
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Washington
Truman
Pearl Harbor
Congress
White House
Democratic Party
Party of Progress
Readers Digest Condenses Hildegarde Dolseen Piece
October edition offers a two hour pare condensation from Hildegarde Dolseen's humorous book. An evening's happy reading includes 38 other articles of lasting interest.
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Hildegarde Dolseen
Briton Who Invented Tank In 1915 Dies in London
Sir William Tritton a 71 year old Lincolnshire inventor of the first tank model built secretly in 1915 died in London. Knighted in 1917 for his role in tank invention his craft faced early skepticism with Lord Kitchener calling the device a pretty mechanical toy.
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London
Lincoln
England
William Tritton
Lord Kitchener
Building Supply Shortage To Continue Through 47
The Commerce Department forecasts lumber, cast iron soil pipe and plumbing fixtures will remain short during 1947 for housing and non residential construction. Brick, tile, concrete block, clay sewer pipe, warm air furnaces and cast iron radiation are nearing demand.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Top prices paid for cars.
Car buyers report high prices paid for autos. Bob Conley located at 203 Fillmore offers competitive bids and quick cash for trade ins.
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Bob Conley
Fillmore
Anderson Rules Against New Farm Price Boosts
Secretary of Agriculture Anderson told farmers that current price ceilings are sufficient to spur production amid reports of produce being held for higher prices. He warned consumers resent rises and shortages while urging patience in meat marketing and stressing feed-to-meat conversion for future supply.
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Russia
Stalin
Politburo
Kaganovich
Kremlin
Soviet Union
Anderson
Albuquerque
Agriculture Department
Victim of Belgian Airliner Crash Dies in Gander Hospital
Walter Devos aged 48 from Ghent Belgium died in Gander hospital last night after surviving the earlier Belgian airliner crash that occurred last Wednesday. He was among 18 survivors from the disaster.
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U. S
Amarillo
West Texas
New Mexico
Ikeacas
Vest
Gander Hospital
Gander
NFLD
Walter Devos
Ghent
Belgium
Pickle Over Price of License
A Texas motorist tries to hide from his wife the license fee paid five dollars. He admits he paid the regular fifty cent rate but his wife protests when she learns the supposed overcharge. Police investigated the incident in Austin on September 24.
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Austin
U.P
West Goes East New York Rodeo Returns to Madison Square Garden
The 21st annual rodeo opens tomorrow night at Madison Square Garden, offering New Yorkers a glimpse of professional cowboys and bucking broncs from the wild west.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Water for the Wounded in a Burned Park
Father Kleinsorge navigates a scorched landscape near Asano Park to fetch water for dying soldiers. He uses a blown faucet and a grass straw to give desperate men sips of water amid scenes of horrific burns and ruined bodies.
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Father Kleinsorge
Asano Park
Father Kliensorge
Packers Demand Meat Decontrol
The National Beef Packers Industry Advisory Committee urged removal of beef price ceilings as a solution to shortages. Roscoe G. Haynie said final action may take up to two months from the price decontrol board. Agriculture officials noted record western cattle ranges and near 1944 farm cattle levels amid ongoing meat shortages nationwide.
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Associated Press
National Beef Packers Industry Advisory Committee
OPA
Washington
Roscoe G. Haynie
Haynie
Wilson Packing Company
Agriculture Department
Flaming Tanker Calls for Help
A fire aboard the tanker Bennington in the Atlantic left two men dead and three missing. Eleven men were aboard when the distress message said several others were badly burned and in need of medical aid. The Coast Guard located the vessel about 180 miles east of Charleston and alerted a PBM aircraft to assist from Elizabeth City with medical advice from Miami.
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New York
Bennington
RCA Radio Marine Corporation
Marine Corporation
Boston
Coast Guard Air- Sea Rescue
Charleston
S. C
Coast Guard
Elizabeth City
N. C
Marine Hospital
Miami
Weaver H. Baker Funeral Slated Today at Junction
The body of Weaver H. Baker was moved by hearse to Junction for funeral services at 2 o'clock tomorrow. He was chairman of the board of control and died in an automobile accident Sunday. His body lay in state in the Senate chamber from noon yesterday until today.
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Austin
Weaver H. Baker
Junction
Board of Control
Baker
Senate
Christmas Card Sale Ad From Russell Staty Co
An advertisement urges readers to order Christmas cards from the Russell Staty Co offering a complete selection for the holiday season.
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Russell Staty. Co
United States accuses Soviet Union on Yalta pledge Hungary
The United States says Soviet Russia is violating the Yalta pledge to aid economically distressed Hungary. A note to the Soviet foreign ministry, delivered Sept. 21, charges Moscow has failed to implement the undertaking and refuses to explain its reasons. Will Clayton discusses troop withdrawals and a joint air base in Iceland.
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Russia
Washington
United States
Hungary
Europe
Moscow
Foreign Ministry
Eldridge
Iceland Unrest Over U S Air Base Deal Roils Reykjavik
Crowds attacked Reykjavik mayor Bjarni Benediktsson and threatened Premier Olafur Thors at a Communist led protest against the Icelandic United States air base agreement. A 24 hour general strike was called to pressure a plebiscite on the pact.
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Iceland
U. S
Reykjavik
Olafur Thors
Labor Union Federation
Bjarni Benediktsson
Thors
United States
Labor Party
Communist Party
City OKs 1946 47 Budget Against Mild Opposition
City commissioners adopt the 1946 47 budget with a tax rate of 1.30 per 100 valuation, the second highest in city history, based on a total assessed valuation of 67 million dollars at 80 percent of actual. The meeting opened 7:30 and adjourned about 10. Bill Askew questioned water department finances and property taxes while residents urged cost transparency and questioned allocations for police and fire salaries. The levy increase covers bonds and staffing, with a formal rate vote next month.
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Askw
Water Works Fund
Water Works
Joe Jenkins
Bill Askew
Askew and Brown
Jenkins
Mr. Askew
OPA
Sid Edwards
West Tenth
Askew
George Ehrenberg and Company
Ehrenborg
Lena or Martha Raye Draw Lena for $500 Prize
A playful contest promises a $500 prize for drawing Lena with a twist. The ad invites readers to submit their Lena illustration while referencing Martha Raye in a humorous setup.
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Martha Raye
Lena
Attention veterans doors Wee Pe Olver and Wiggins Lor
Veterans are urged to be aware as notices for a local access change are posted. The fragment references addresses 1200 W and nearby entities Wee Pe Olver and Wiggins Lor.
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Attention Veterans, Doors
Wee Pe Olver & Wiggins Lor. Co
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