Council Votes To Investigate Greek Border
The United Nations council approves a probe into alleged Greek border violations, with 8 to 2 in favor. Eleven delegates will compose a commission to study the Greek internal situation and nearby areas in Albania Bulgaria Yugoslavia and Egypt Britain abstains. The energy council discusses veto-free proposals as the full commission prepares a report for tomorrow.
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Greece
United States
Wtven
Stumic Energy Commission
Poewnie
Battle Tomertew
Curity Counc Chamber
Commission
U. S
Bernard
Baruch
Mub
Semyon P. Alexandrov
Che Dimas Rey
Refugees Amid Truman Order Faces Limited U.S. Entry
Washington dispatch reports President Truman’s December directive to ease refugee entry into the United States, but transportation gaps limit actual arrivals. Within weeks, eight to twelve vessels are expected to bring more refugees, though only 4,787 had entered so far this year.
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Washington
Truman
Sally Truman
United States
Maritime Commission
Beemerhaven
Cleveland
Marine
Michigan
University of Michifering
Buerger
Aineses
Owneth N. Campbell
Robert L
Berry
Martin R. Sutler
Richard H
Jem! Lyons
Gordon K. Moe
Jack Lapporary
Ides
Reed M. Nesbit
William L
C. Corwin Hinshaw
Mayo Clinic
Farm bill sparks fight as Churchill attacks government
Britain moves to regulate peacetime farming with subsidies minimum prices and guaranteed markets. Winston Churchill vows to seek overthrow over what he calls tyranny. The bill aims to stabilize agriculture while the White Paper outlines enforcement powers. Also Truman names nine civilians to study universal military training and reserve planning.
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War Department
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American Legion
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Moscow
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Boston
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Edmund A. Walsh
Georgetown
Universitt
Harald W. Dodds
Princeton University
Samuel I. Rosenman
New York
Lent Roosevelt
Tru. Man
Kurl T. Compton
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Anna Rosenberg
Coalmen Split, 60 Pet. Ready To Meet Lewis
The soft coal operators form a split national wage committee and most producers ready to negotiate a new contract with John L. Lewis at once. Northern Appalachian Midwest and captive mine groups favor talks while Southern and western producers oppose starting negotiations now. The government runs mines after last spring's strike and seeks a settlement to end direct control.
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Lewis
Charles O'Neill
T Hey
Supreme Court
United Wine Workers
Appalachian
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Midwest
Ilinois
U. S. Steel Corp
Cuban Trade Preferences Face Global Bargaining Push
The State Department said it would sacrifice historic Cuban trade preferences in a broad drive to loosen world trade restrictions. The move, linked to plans for a new world trade organization, aims to pressure Britain while preserving mandatory Philippines preferences. Negotiations with 18 countries start next spring alongside a UN and international trade talks.
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Washington
INS
State Department
United States
U. S
Department
Philippines
Act of Congress
Georgia Governor Eugene Talmadge Near Critical After Illness
Georgia’s colorful white supremacy governor chef Eugene Talmadge, 62, lay near critical from a recurring stomach ailment in Atlanta. Despite two blood transfusions and a rally, grave anxiety followed his fresh setback as family members were summoned. If he cannot serve Jan 34 for a fourth term, Gov Ellis Arnall could remain in office for an uncertain period. source says recovery remains possible within 48 hours.
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Talmadge
J Ellis Arnall
Georgia
Federal Probe Of Lynchings Is Stalemated
In Athens Georgia a federal grand jury reported after three weeks probing the Walton county lynching of July last. It focused on identifying individuals involved as 21 white and two black jurors weighed possible further information. George Alvin Adcock of Walton county was indicted for perjury.
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Walton County
U. S
T. Hoyt Davis
Roger Malcolm
George Dorsey
Monroe
Atlanta
Davis
Apalachee Bridge
Walton
Geonee
George Alvin Adcock
IPhone Union Asks Pay Hike
The National Federation of Telephone workers announced plans for a wage increase totaling about 247 to 249 million dollars annually, demanding a 12 weekly raise for all workers and a union shop. Talks aim to avoid spring service disruption while noting higher living costs and wage disparities with other industries.
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National Federation of Telephone Workers Donight
Telephone Industrie
Tosepa A
Beirne
Burne
Warth
Killed in Truck and School Bus Crash Near White Rock
A lumber truck collided with a school bus near White Rock, 18 miles northwest of Columbia, killing Ernest Sam Rowe 40, injuring Earl Wessinger and James Wessinger, and injuring several children including O Neale 6 Laverne 8 and Leland Eargle 16. Coroner's inquiry cited truck right of way. 8 men on site. Nine other injured students, and related incidents noted with other casualties nearby.
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Silver 1
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Earl Wessinger
James Wessinger
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O'Neale
Laverne
Leland Eargle
Newberry
Fanny Murray
O'Dell Mottes
W. A. Platt
Seaplane Airway Permit Requested in 1946 Plan
Washington dispatch notes Capt C H Schildhauer, head of Naval Air Transport Service, seeks Civil Aeronautics Board approval for 57000 miles of water based air routes. Proposes water terminals only, bases in New York and Baltimore, with stops in New Orleans and San Francisco. Argues waterborne flight supports national security and global passenger mail and cargo service.
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C. H
Dutch” Schildhauer
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Civil Aeronautics Board
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New Orleans
San Francisco
Schildbauer
CARB
Trent Proposes Teacher Raises in West Virginia
Budget director C H Koontz reports a 16 million dollar general fund surplus by June 30. Trent urges using the entire surplus for education including about 50 dollar monthly teacher raises and a building program totaling over 18 million dollars.
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West
Virginia
Trent
Board of Public Works
C. H. Koontz
Stores to Stay Open Later for Three Days in Charleston
Charleston retailers will extend hours for Christmas shopping beginning today. Stores stay open until 3 am tonight tomorrow and Monday, per the Charleston Chamber of Commerce. On Christmas Eve Tuesday stores close at 5 pm to permit employees to be with their families.
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Charleston
Charleston Chamber of Commerce
Sick Father Asks Santa To Remember His Four Boys
A sick father of four asks Santa to remember his boys in a Gazette letter turned to the Christmas Basket fundraiser. Four children added gift wishes while a physician notes the father's rheumatic heart disease. Major Hasry Ward of the Salvation Army will distribute food and oversee the Needy Kiddies Christmas Party at Shrine Mosque next Tuesday after a WCHS Gazette co sponsored event.
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Charleston
Santa Claus
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Gazette
Shrine
Christmas Basket Cast to Be Heard on WCHS Tonight
The Christmas Basket cast will air on Radio Station WCHS Friday night at 11 30. A transcribed broadcast portion serves as dress rehearsal for Saturday's program. The Christmas Basket will be held in WCCHS auditorium Saturday night starting at pm. Public invited to attend.
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WCHS
WCCHS
Inquiry Accessed For Yale Holidays
Senator Ferguson suggested Bilbo may have violated wartime contracting law by accepting campaign funds from war contractors. The hearing before the war investigating committee recessed after Bilbo defended his actions and claimed ignorance of the cited statute.
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Ferguson
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Iscariot
Christ
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Brutus
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Katmanis
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Wise
Tail Bilbo
John Carr
Natchez, Misa
Herry J. Anslinger
United States Commissioner of Narcotics
Dr. Anslinger
A. J. Podesta
Vicksburg
Terry
Ferguson Bilbo
Podesta
Popularville
Wall Doxey
Cadlac
Knost
Forresta Jackson
Gassites Campaign Snaps Up Odd Local Quip
A fragmented 1906 OCR fragment hints at a local campaign march in the Or area. Names and places are unclear, but the humor and campaign tone suggest a satirical note about political figures like Harold and Mikother. Further readable detail is too fragmentary to pin down.
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Harold
Bian Armeld
the Ganstte
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