Syria and British troops fuel United Nations debate
At the UN Security Council Syria Lebanon British-French troop presence draws protests as Levant issues spark debate. Levant self-determination appeals persist while Trygve Lie is sworn in as UN secretary general.
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Site near New York and Connecticut eyed for UN headquarters
A border tract of about 35 square miles on the New York Connecticut line was named as the preferred site for the United Nations headquarters. The plan envisions a unique enclave owned by none and governed by the UN, with access to rail, ports, and roads. The recommendation includes Boston and Atlantic City as alternates for interim use, and outlines diplomatic privileges and police provisions under a treaty.
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Raid Tip Killed Safford Thinks Reveals War Message
Washington February 7 L F Safford told Harbor investigators a conspiracy claim about Dec 1941 and a decoded Japanese message warned Tokyo’s agents of war. He said the Chelter ham Maryland station reported the message on Dec 4 and at least 20 officers knew. A committee counsel pressed why officers would hide the warning as war approached. Safford avoided answering if Gen Marshall directed destruction. Page 3 Col 3.
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Bodies of 21 Crash Victims Recovered
Elk MountainWyoming February 2 searchers recovered the bodies of 21 victims from a United Airlines twin engine transport crash on a Seattle to New York run. The six civilians 12 military personnel and three crew members perished on the snowy 11 182 foot peak. Bodies were tied to improvised sleds for the descent as rescuers faced dangerous conditions on the mountain remains.
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MacCorkle Named To Succeed Broun
Young MacCorkle a war veteran and grandson of Gov William A MacCorkle was named a commissioner by Judge Julian Bouchelle to replace Beverley Broun. Born June 1914 in Stanardsville he studied law at Washington and Lee where his father and grandfather also graduated. He served in the military in 1941.
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Morris Harvey Fund Campaign Reaches Final Total
Marti Harvey college’s year end drive for funds to build the first unit of its new educational plant in South Ruffner raised 841,671 in cash and pledges. Chairman Andrew B. Thomas Jr praised the result, noting the community’s generosity and the goal of a three quarters of a million dollars, with hopes this marks a turning point for regional higher education.
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12 Killed 7 Injured In Cleveland Blaze
A chaotic blaze in Cleveland left twelve dead and seven injured as firefighters battled a fierce local fire. Officials report a flash fire caused rapid spread, with casualties concentrated in a commercial district. Investigations are underway to determine the blaze origin and whether safety standards were followed.
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Truman to Confer With Outsiders On Economic Affairs
Washington reports President Truman will call in outside experts to discuss the steel strike and broader economic issues next week. After long talks with top economic advisers, officials said there were no conclusive results yet and plan to seek a broader briefing with non government participants.
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Truman Backs Bradley in Veterans Affairs Battle
President Truman voiced strong support for Omar Bradley in directing the Veterans Administration during a congressionally briefed discussion. Critics led by James Stark protested Bradley’s leadership while the American Legion’s Stelle pressed for investigation and ouster moves.
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Fire at Capitol Plaza briefly slows work in dome
Five of undetermined age were seen in the dome area of the U S Capitol when a fire broke out and was extinguished quickly before any major damage. A frenzied crowd surged toward the press pit as eight pieces of paper flew about, with a sightseer dropping a lighter cigarette during the commotion.
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Push Button Plane Demonstrates Pilotless Flight
A pilotless plane launches from Columbus and returns after travel with automated takeoff, navigation, and landing systems. The aircraft maintains course and adjusts gear, flaps, and power settings without human intervention, while monitors ensure safe operation and steerage to a landing.
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Inland Rejects Civilian Bomb Union Offer Control Questioned
The Associated Press reports inland labor turmoil as 1,800 CLO United Steelworkers walkout and renewed talks fail to resolve pay and control issues. A weekend meeting yielded no firm agreement, with unions and firms signaling possible renewed strikes across 473 plants and 96 facilities. President Truman urged federal control of atomic energy and domestic production via a three member commission, framing urgency for energy policy amid ongoing labor disputes.
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Navy Ordered Unlimited Sub War Against Japan
The Navy disclosed that it would wage unlimited submarine warfare against Japan in a series of statements by Admiral Charles A. Lockwood. The policy aimed to cripple Japan’s maritime capability, including attacks on merchant shipping, with submarines operating in the Pacific theater.
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-Europe Starving Acheson Urges U S Sacrifices
Undersecretary Dean Acheson told NBC listeners that Americans must increase sacrifices to relieve Europe’s starvation even if it requires hardship at home. He warned some hunger will persist this winter despite efforts and said a White House review is planned for next Tuesday. Agriculture Secretary Anderson urged farmers to cut feeding grain to livestock as grain supplies run short, with possible changes to food allotments and meat rationing ahead.
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