Nine Congressmen Attack Federal Atomic Control Plan
Nine members of Congress assail federal authority over atomic regulation arguing the proposed bill grants excessive emergency powers, risks secrecy misuse, and undercuts scientific progress. They warn passage would undermine constitutional foundations and hinder research rather than advance national security.
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Washington
Onty
Tase
Miltee
Tadiy Chait Gb- Salbehonen
Ac Ureter
Ahs
Tolley
Dan Herp
Clare Boulhelive
Verdes
Congress
Capital Planting Program Outlined for State Capital Grounds
The board of public works authorized a capital planting plan to place up to 350 trees on the state capital grounds. Most trees will be in by next May, with some work delayed by land stone changes for a new state office building. Oak will predominate along with black walnut, sweetgum, maple and other natives. Elm is excluded due to widespread Dutch elm disease. soft maples will be replaced for hardier choices. A landscape gardener will assist, soil content guiding species placement.
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Board of Public Works
Sterday
Landstone
Washington St. Court
Gut Wofford
S the Huntington Board of Parmissioners
Charleston
Capital
Wofford
NYC Offers Aid On Underpasses
Mayor Dawson said NYC officials will reopen crossings and assist in three proposed projects with Federal Works Agency planning support. No NYC money was pledged. Temporary arrangements include daily spot car pickups from industrial areas, necessitating shifts in those zones.
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Dawson
New York Central
Canels
Greenigier
Federal Works Agency
Aseen
Dawson Piney
Nyc
Page II Col
Federal Agency Report Urges Swift Peacetime Transition
A White House summary calls for rapid, humane shift from wartime to peacetime work as Truman pressures immediate appointment of a commission to study reorganization. The 80 page report highlights 196,887 emergency agency employees as of last September and argues for permanent unemployment measures and coordinated price and revenue controls during the transition.
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Washington
Elis
Truman
Allen
Carter Named Head of State AFL in West Virginia
The article reports E. A. Carter elected head of the West Virginia division of the AFL. It notes Carter’s long tenure since 1888, the heated race with two other candidates, and the voting results with Carter receiving a majority. The piece mentions surrounding figures and a delayed inauguration due to procedural rules.
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AFL
A. Garter
West
Takia
View Abent
Caritas
Cuvier
Nonmure Phaneee Wu
Ule
Tay Cairns
Kirk
Charleston
Witon
Jae
Maw
Tagers
Boiemiesl
Palmters Witon
Watue
Wotew
Chirter
Cairns
Dual Armistice Observances Slated in Charleston Today
Charleston plans a dual Armistice Day observance with ceremonies on the East and West Sides. Speakers include Goules and Dr. I. Fon, with parades featuring World War II veterans and Doughboys. Banks and offices close. some private shops open. liquor stores vary. Parades begin late afternoon, followed by speeches at local churches and libraries.
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United Nations
Jaiartaw
Thal Goules
Ediths
Pintish
West Virginia Review
Kanawha Garcity Buble Library
Nnether
Te Ditt Broveley Pos
Fon
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Legion
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Hee Sl
Trinnala
Payette St
Pennsylvania Av
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Jap-Trained Agitators Blamed in Java Fight
Allied counter intelligence chief General Thorpe warns that Japanese trained agitators fuel unrest across the Orient including Java. He notes measures to protect liberal forces during occupation and claims profligate propaganda aims to tie native factions to broader Japanese strategy. He references occupiers curbing anti allied movements while portraying resistance as a domestic threat.
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Toro
Edg
Gow
Billoit R. Thorpe
Japan
Orient
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Thor
PTH Police
Suslen
Gabe Luke W
Love Tate
Thorkes
Hapatigne Huestis
Dapanee
Shi
Asikuic Em
Thorpe
Bouvard Bilis
Dewey and Marshall to Face Pearl Harbor Probers
Former Secretary of State Henry Stimson and ambassador Joseph Grew were named as witnesses in the Pearl Harbor inquiry. Senate leaders Barvinky and Hartley announced Dewey and Marshall would testify, with Burkley noting the committee has a large, partly unpublished file and will pursue evidence until proof is established.
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Pearl Harbor
Barvkiny
Thomas K. Dewey
Condell Hull
Cee C. Marshall
Peark
Siak
Grew
Marshall
Dewey
United States
Burkley
Senator Thomas of Thalia Dies in Washington D C
In a Washington report Senator Hater Thomas of Thalia dies unexpectedly. The obituary notes his long service in the senate and mentions arrangements for his funeral. Fellow lawmakers pay tribute as details of the late senator’s life are summarized.
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Sen. Thomas
Thalia
Washington
Hater Mises
Phillis
Rds
William Bibarat
Burab
Ivertek
Vanleing
War Bond Fund Named in Local Victory Drive
A chaotic OCR fragment mentions War Bond fundraising in Richardson County, referencing a national drive and local committees to visit communities. It notes proceeds and figures, plus oversight by a war relief agency and USO support, with vague references to events, dates, and committees behind a wartime effort.
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Adrian Belt
Sablon
Rilchie
Bes Nist
Beesah
Walid
Charleston
Kamiwna
Nile
Pont Caninatan
Charinstan Copperty Fund
Bund Maneges
USO
Attack Launched From Great Wall Amid Wartime Confusion
An unconfirmed Chinese report cites projected Chinese and American actions as General Wedemeyer states all American forces will move to China by spring. He outlines U S and allies plans to support Nanlu and Peiping defenses while Chinese leaders push for a vast industrial and military buildup.
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Chreuspauogit
Chinweogtas
Tientsin
Felipia
Javelina
Chiwetstad
Malley
Alfhuugl
Marin
Bergnols Gait
Albert C. Wedemeyer
China
Chungking
Washington
Emphas
Nolionatisig
Wedemeyer
North Chin
Albert Polis
Peiping
Viatsin
Tangku Ceary
Mieptdad
Senators Debate Proposed Armed Forces Merger
Washington lawmakers clash over a planned merger of the Army Navy and other services amid a Senate naval and military committees grilling of Secretary Worvestal and General Dnoliite. The hearing explores strategic aims and potential impacts on defense posture.
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Washington
Senate Naval and Militrmies
Soy, McChelhin
Degarky
Te Hava
Navy
Worvestal
Tetler
Seevermy Parvestal
Bit Sen
Lasher
Dugliithe
Bim Diel
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Infant delivered after premature birth at Rockford hospital
A premature baby born at Rockford hospital underwent an operation with Evelyn Bherian as surgeon. The infant's mother had died prior to delivery, and the baby is reported to have a good chance of survival under the care of the attending physician.
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Miravie
Weil
Mi Bennet
Hegel
Evelyn Bherian
Rockford
Truman Draft Plan Imperiled By Congressional Hurdles
Washington November 10 President Truman's request for military service legislation faced strong House opposition and the fate of deferment and funding hangs in the balance. House Military Committee hearings were interrupted as opponents claimed enough votes to kill the bill, with supporters claiming a possible 27 to 16 vote in committee and hope for a further showing next Tuesday.
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Washington
Truman
House Military Committee
Rocamnes
Dewey Shor
Seupelury
Robert P. Patterson
Paverson
Trisseta
Shovrl Arid
Armistice Day Observances To Honor War Dead
Armistice Day ceremonies will place the bodies of American and Allied soldiers alongside crosses at cemeteries. Speeches will recall civilian losses and the fallen soldiers from World War I. Parades will honor American, British, and French troops with services at Havre and Reims.
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Abe Secu
Wes
Ayenaway
Pest
Price
Cen
de Calle
Reims
de Havre
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Morris Harvey seeks business help to grow college campus
Morris Harvey asks business and professional men to aid growth of the college by funding a new 1500 seat instructional campus building and equipment on campus paid for from state capital. A.W. Cox reports the plan requires donors and local support while the college outlines financing to cover operating deficits and expand facilities.
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Morris Harvey
Airteleee
Cspitel
Eif
Cox
Upsiege
Geneel
Tipitiom
Board
Unany
Thao Harvey
Soerabaja Under Naval Fire and Air Attacks
Allied forces bombed and shelled Soerabaja as Indonesian resistance stiffened. British aircraft damaged post office and government buildings while one plane landed, no casualty figures yet. Reports from Jogjakarta say 100,000 armed Indonesians march toward Soerabaja amid calls for independence. Soekarno heads toward Batavia as British advance continues and civilians flee.
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Nwo
Jogjakarta
Soerabaja
Soekarno
Batavia
Hotel Des Indes
Ministe Suebardjo
Wnulii
Soerabaing
Indonesia
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Sachard
Republicanabinet
Socrabaja
Br. Socrin
NH Romtcr
Yamashita Trial Drawing to End
Prosecutor Kerr said the Yamashita war crimes case would close next week with fewer than half of the 425 counts pending. He noted witnesses and evidence point toward conviction while the defense plans habeas corpus moves to the Philippines Supreme Court and possibly the U S Supreme Court.
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Manila
Ie Insi
Tol
Tamoyukd Yamashita
Maj
Bob Kerr
Philippines
United States
Cal
Frank Meek
Caldwell
Thaan
Progecution Ag Gon
Masuharu Horama
Waile
Witnes Io
Homma
Baan
Manily
Tokyo
Ware
Kerr
Phiippines Court
Claris
Yamashita
Fragmented OCR News Quiz Note Names Mischarged
The readable fragment describes a noisy puzzle style item with garbled names and phrases. It mentions a person named Alvin and locations or initials that resemble news shorthand, but the full sense is unclear. The piece reads like a playful magazine quiz or cryptic line rather than a clear event or report.
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