Churchill charges government over war tool exports to Russia
Winston Churchill accused the Labour government of aiding Russia by exporting machine tools used to make and repair tanks to the Soviet Union and Poland. He cited factory directors and inspectors in confidential productions, urging halt on such exports and calling for action from Prime Minister Attlee in a national radio address. Churchill warned that Britain must pause exports to Russia to protect homeland defenses.
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Clement Altles
Craven Brathers Machine Tool Works
Stockport
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Thas
Ihely
Churchill
Attlee
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United Nations
Keren
Navy Disaster Off Golden Gate Stirs Nationwide Search
Navy rushes to determine cause after the hospital ship Benevolence collided with the freighter Mary Luckenbach near the Golden Gate. About 18 bodies recovered, 50 percent of crew and passengers accounted for, and a full inquiry announced as boats, Coast Guard, and Army units sweep the fog for survivors.
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U.P
Golden Gate
Navy
Mary Luckenbach
Luckenbach
San Francisco
Abu
Mare Island Navy Yard
Vallero
Ve Navy
Pacific Picet Navy
Navy Yard
Alan
George Murray
Western
Benevoelenco
Horton E. Bacon
Rockwaoad
Tenn
United Press
Bacon
Freighley
WG. Perow
Steamship Company
Killeen Navy
Shea
Mane
Vourageurs
FSI
Grayect
Coast Guard
Army
Golden Cale
San Francisco Bay
Barton
Miller linked to 20 year old Canton Valley murder
A 87 year old Canton Valley mother, Mrs Margaret Miller, was shot in her home as her estranged husband, Venere C Miller, 66, was named a suspect in a 20 year old murder case. The weapon was bought weeks before the fatal shooting at 22214 Baywood Avenue. Miller is held at Santa Rita jail as investigators proceed. Mrs Miller’s body remains at the coroner’s office in Oakland and funeral plans are not yet set.
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Canton Valley
Miller
McCormillings
Lucille Erickson
McConnics
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Flayayard
C. Miller
Allen
Alta Vista Fire Directors Deny Rumors of Financial Misconduct
Board of the Alta Vista Fire Department seeks to quell rumors of financial impropriety raised by a former member. President W. P. Redding and officers Lavengles and O’Neill state all funds and records are open to inspection, defending the department’s accounting and urging verification by any qualified auditor.
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Cody
Vumore Nfum Communistis Nultire
Lemtida Inet
Lia Steheneid
W. P. Redding
Gc. Lavengles Teasucry Agb. Clack
Sevretans
A. Is. Rachis
James J. O'Neill
Chigt
Sunor
Mihirg
Ihis Cire
Adjla Vistt Gre
Industry Heads Back To Normans
The nation faces mounting labor unrest as industry leaders push for wage boosts while living costs rise. Unions demand higher pay and firms threaten or plan strikes amid government maneuvers to seize railroads and major corporations. A broad mobilization by workers and industry groups signals a tense labor landscape.
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MNS
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Ammleshony Tanti 5 Corp
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CIO
Urs Chawier
Nurses Sing as Ship Sinks During Raft Bond Rescue
Ten nurses floated on a raft after a collision that tore apart a hospital ship. They sang and prayed to keep courage until rescue, with two nurses later admitted to Oak Knoll hospital for observation. The group included Ab Gierington of Lowell and Tb Crail Matthews of Scranton, Pa, as the ship listed and lifeboats became scarce.
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Oak Knoll
Ab Igierington
Lowell
Tb Crail Matthews
Scranton
Ovardroony
Joanor Havington
Reardon
Navy announces 13 nurses treated after submersion
The Navy released names of 13 Navy nurses treated for submersion at Dale Knoll hospital. They were reported in good condition. One nurse, Lodcotter, is reported dead, believed from Texas. Names include Celeste Matthews, Eleanor Harrington, Marie Litussek, Josephine McCarthy, Joan Frolic, Catherine Harkins, Mary Dyer, Rosemary Neyville, Rath Martin, Mary Vendiverie Louis, Mary Delgnan Seale, Patricia Karn, and Helen Wallis.
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Navy
Dale Knoll Hospital
Celeste Matthews
Scrantes
Pat
Eleanor Harrington
Lowell
Mass
Marie Litusek
Teaneck
Ji Li
Josephine E. McCarthy
Bareford
Pas
Joan
Frolic
York
Catherine Nina Harkins
Milwaukee
Wis
Mary Eileen Dyer
Cleveland
Siigh Marie Brennan
Buffalo
Rosemary Clare Neyville
Omabe
Nebrand
Rath Martin
Thibodaux
Derenny J. Vendiverie Louis
Mary Delgnan
Seale
Wash
Patricia Ann Karn
Logansport
Ind
Helen Wallis
Unclear Ocean Vessel Log With Damaged Text
Fragmentary diary notes describe a ship incident with boards, hull, and a captain figure. The text is heavily garbled, mentioning men on deck and being swept toward the water. No clear dates, names, or locations can be reliably identified.
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Resiie
Jagtin
Cerbiniered
Gree
Allied counterattack traps 2000 Reds near Pohang setback
Allied forces report a 2000 strong Communist force trapped on the western front while Reds struck South Korean troops on the eastern end, forcing a ground withdrawal in the Pahang sector. US Second Division isolated the trapped units and began starvation pressure as MacArthur warned of a ominous lull amid ongoing naval bombardments and rail disruption north of the 38th parallel.
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United Nations
Pahang
Naksong River
United States
Douglas MacArthur
Pohang
Ameren
Russia
Taegu
Sudong
Uneps
US S. 25Th
Sobukban
Pusan
Sohuksan
Walton H. Walker
Korea
Nort Riesii
Britta
Sangjin
MacArthur
Sentjin
Weather Outlook Fog Margins Inland Coastal Valleys
Fall conditions described with coastal fog extending inland into morning hours over valleys. Fog clears along the coastside during afternoon hours with improving conditions expected.
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Vaileys
New City Personnel Assignments Released by City Manager
New assignments from the City Manager Lehn it include Earl A. Robertson as regular airport attendant on probation George Gum Fung as temporary engineer William Stanley Lips as airport gasoline attendant with temporary status and Melon Gar ein as temporary clerk typist in public works and maintenance division offices.
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She’ll Go Farther in Fresno Settlement Case
Fresno California noted CAP y De Brassette reports Mrs Brassette seeks a property settlement asking for the family tar and the right for her to keep their house trailer. She states she will go her way and her husband will go his.
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Fresno
Calif
Cap —Y de Brassette
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