New Strike Order on Mars Rail Parleys
Washington December 22 strike orders from a new quarter complicate White House efforts to avert a threatened tie up of the nations rail system set for December 30. Operating brotherhoods and nonoperating unions dispute overtime, vacations, and expenses away from home with talks aimed at a total eight cent increase plus 40 hour overtime formulas.
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Bulgaria orders Varna isolation amid Black Sea cut off
New York dispatch says Bulgaria bans all contact in Varna and surroundings after port quarantine from Crimean threat. Residents told to stay indoors and away from doors and windows on pain of punishment, with bans on weddings and saint days and nearly all traffic halted. Trains depart empty as national orders extend to military movements and communications suspend. Treasury report shows December figures with receipts 443 million, expenditures 287 million, net balance 1.948 billion, total debt 169.078 billion, down 8.976 million from yesterday.
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Eisenhower Gains Favor as Invasion Chief in War Debate
The text discusses Eisenhower gaining support for leading the Allied invasion and shaping strategy in the theater. It notes reactions by leaders such as Marshall and Churchill, with references to potential impacts on operation plans and the balance of Allied command. The fragment signals tension over who should command and how leadership choices influence the invasion effort.
May charge girl in Mercer murder case with murder
Mercer Pa December district attorney Edwitt Moor said Janice Graham 20 year old housemaid will be charged with murder in the triple killings at the Everett Wilson farm if evidence warrants. Wilson arrested in Kerrville Texas as absconder from Irish grand jury. Moon said the case may open new angles and a second trial could see William A Moore seek joint charges against Miss Graham.
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War Scare Grips European Turkey Amid Moves Across Bosporus
In Istanbul on December 21 a pervasive war scare spread through the European side as families relocated across the Bosporus Strait. Prices for gold surged on news of conferences involving President and leaders Roosevelt and Churchill while reports of policy continuity and cautious advisories followed.
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Doris Duke Cromwell Granted Reno Divorce
Doris Duke Cromwell, 31, once called the richest girl in the world, was granted a default divorce from James H. R. Cromwell, former U S minister to Canada, in Reno Nevada. Newark fate looms as Cromwell countersuit seeks to overturn yesterday’s decree, with attorneys planning prompt action to have the decree declared null and void.
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Jap air strength showing signs of revival at Rabaul
General Marshall returned from a global trip to the United States and allied leaders pledged unconditional surrender. MacArthur announced Marshall visited advanced Allied HQ in New Guinea on December 15 as Sixth Army units invaded Arawe in New Britain. Tokyo radio noted the seriousness of the situation and said Rabaul must be fought under all circumstances.
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Congress Goes Home Prepares for Campaign Year
Washington December 22 Members of the 78th Congress went home for Christmas to recharge for the 1945 campaign year. They will return January 10 to tackle wartime economy issues, inflation controls, subsidies, tax measures, wage stabilization, and appropriations. Subtleties include extending the commodity credit corporation, subsidies, and a proposed 427.6 million tax bill.
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Mystery of Darlan Assassination 15 Slightly Clearer
Canadians of the British Eighth Army fight in Ortona near Pescara as the Baltic Army advances toward Vitebek. Reports mix Allied actions with Soviet front movements and other distant fronts, citing numerous troop movements and offensives across Italy, the Balkans, and Spain with continued coverage expected on Page Three.
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Leading Firms To Shut Down Over Christmas Holidays
Industry-wide notice reports Raynond Manu, Aero Supply, Ajax Tron Works, Corry Jamestown Mtg Co, and others planning Christmas closures. Most plants will close by early afternoon Dec 24 and reopen after New Year’s, with varied hours and inventory shutdowns to let workers rest and shop.
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Snowstorms Hit Roads. Maintenance Clears Highways
Temperatures dropped as heavy snow covered the district and nearby areas. The highway department worked overnight with plows and sanders to open rain sapped highways while winds eased, though stronger gusts forecast may hinder travel. Dirt roads in the Garber Hill district remained snowbound, blacktop routes open for traffic. Full force was kept ready for further severe weather. In related news, the Navy announced the light cruiser Pasadena, named for the California city, will be launched at Bethlehem Steel on December 28.
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Nazis Plan Reprisals for Soviet War Trial
Reported by ASKOOTANET DieAs London details alleged German retaliation plans tied to Soviet war trials. Goebbels and Berlin officials warn of further provocations as antiwar sentiment grows. The piece cites British and American involvement and hints at coordinated moves against Allied personnel.
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Bombers raid northwestern Germany and Channel missions
AP dispatches report heavy American bombers with fighters hitting northwestern Germany in daylight for the fifth time in two weeks, while medium and fighter bombers cross the Channel for a third day toward targets in northern France. Chinese forces claim gains south of the Lin river restoring part of the River Bowl to China, with remnants on the north bank cleared.
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Arrest Seven In Big Whisky Ring Wy
New York December 22 The government cracked down on what it called the largest whisky black market ring. Seven men were arrested and await arraignment before a United States commissioner on charges of conspiracy to violate OPA liquor price ceilings. William B Dunigal announced the arrests and the operation described as a million dollar black market whisky ring with whisky stored in Connecticut Massachusetts Kentucky and Maryland.
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Forest Fire Rages in New Jersey near Chatsworth
A forest fire near Chatsworth New Jersey has consumed about 200 acres of woodland. The blaze swept out of control today spreading rapidly to the pine belt southeast of the Burlington county village. Fire crews fought the flames amid strong winds and low humidity. No injuries are reported and investigators will assess damage after containment.
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Bolivia’s New Regime Seeks Foreign Cooperation
Bolivia’s post coup government led by President Ma. Gualberto Villa? seeks closer ties with the United States and neighboring states. Officials say internal reforms include identifying culprits for violent actions and addressing unrest after the Villagroel coup. The regime faces political turmoil and delayed measures as it consolidates power.
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Machinists' Lodge 50 Sponsors Two Shows
Machinists Lodge 50 sponsors two community shows at Aero Lodge 1904. An evening program begins at 4:30 PM with a matinee to follow, featuring performances by local acts and schoolchildren. tickets are available from the department committee men.
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German Born Citizen Prevents Troop Train Wreck
German born Eugene Halder of Pennsauken and his 16 year old nephew Eugene Schneider spotted a 55 foot tree blocking the Pennsylvania railroad near Pennsauken Creek. They warned police and guided a stalled troop train to stop 100 feet from the debris. Engineer E. L. Weldon credited quick action and rescue to the alerted crew and locals.
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