Embargo Proposed on Exports to Russia by House Aide
Rep. Weichel of Ohio calls for an outright export embargo on all U S shipments to Russia as a last resort to halt supplies to a potential enemy. He cites exports of farm equipment and industrial machinery, notes ships still leave for Russia, and urges customs action to block clearance papers. He warns ships renamed from American to Soviet identities hinder tracing lend-lease vessels.
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Republicans Consider Bush Priorities On 3 Vet Bills
House Republicans pursue quick action on three veteran bills before Christmas. Key measures would raise GI subsistence, set a tuberculosis disability scale for service cases, and extend a $1600 automobile allowance to veterans with severe injuries. The bills await Senate action and aim for passage this session.
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Fire destroys four Caroleen stores in early blaze
A fire in Caroleen North Carolina destroyed four stores early today causing about 20000 dollars in damage. The origin of the blaze was not determined.
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Weather report from Washington cotton regions extended
Weather Bureau report for four hours ending 8 p m shows temperature and rainfall across major cotton growing areas and other locales. Readings include Knoxville Raleigh New York Philadelphia St Louis San Francisco Tempe and others with varying values.
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National Security Council names officer roster for universal training
The National Security Council chaired by Owen J. Roberts announces appointments for its officer roster in the peace through preparedness campaign. Vice Chairman Dr Isaiah Bowman Mrs La Fell Dickinson Joseph C Grew Treasurer Robert Cutler Executive Secretary Worthington Thompson and an executive committee including Dr Charles W Armstrong Paul Betters Ray Branaman with an advisory board led by Remmie L A.
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Secret Service Breaks Up Vast Counterfeiting Circle
Chicago officials report the U S secret service busted the citys largest counterfeiting ring since 1934. They seized 350000 in fake bills hidden in a garage and charged five men with conspiracy to counterfeit. Case details show notes circulated across Illinois Wisconsin and Indiana.
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Murderer Of Two Tacoma Women to Die
Jake Bird a 45 year old transient was sentenced to die at the state penitentiary in Walla Walla on January 16 for the October 30 axe murders of Mrs Bertha Kludt and her daughter Beverly June 17 in Tacoma. Defense attorney J W Selden denounced him as a man who ought to hang and said he felt no sympathy. Bird was convicted November 26 for the slaying. More on page A.
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First Shipment Of Friendship Food Arrives
A 6,000 ton cargo gathered across America will sail from New York aboard the American Leader for Le Havre France. It marks the first Friendship Train shipment abroad with 365 freight carloads collected and more loads planned for Italy and France.
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Pearl Harbor Remembrance Marked On Six Year Anniversary
Hawaiians mark the sixth anniversary of the Pearl Harbor attack while Tokyo judges the war from an allied court as civilians observe Sabbath ceremonies. The day recalls a Saturday raid that changed U S history and the calendar cycles without visible scar tissue save cemetery crosses slowly fading as remains are returned home.
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Atom Bomb Plant Strike Looms Tuesday
At Oak Ridge Tennessee production workers at the gaseous diffusion atomic plant threaten a Tuesday midnight strike over a proposed raise and contract terms. Local 288 authorized the strike if no agreement is reached on a 25 cent per hour wage boost and other work conditions. The plant, largest of three atomic plants here, is government operated and critical to isotope separation for weapon production.
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Rayon weaving plant planned near Pendleton
INI South Carolina December 6 The United States Department of Commerce Secretary Meek of Anderson announced a $4,000,000 rayon weaving plant to be built near Pendleton in Anderson county by the Deering Milliken company of New York. Roger Milliken president said the project will employ 400 persons with a $1,250,000 annual payroll on a 325 acre tract one mile south of Pendleton. The plant will manufacture high quality filament rayon cloth on a new design weaving machine.
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Toll Increases As Arab Warfare Continues In Palestine
Reporting from Jerusalem on December 6 notes rising fatalities in Palestine to 159 from the UN partition conflict. The death toll in the week reached 80 Jews 51 Arabs and 2 Armenians, with Aden reporting 75 fatally hurt. Leaders of the Arab League meet in Cairo to plan armed opposition as clashes flare in Jerusalem Jaffa Haifa and Tel Aviv. Destruction from the violence brings Palestine’s week total near seven million dollars in property losses.
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Foreign ministers deadlock over German reparations at Moscow
London hosts a two hour talks as Molotov pushes $10.09 billion reparations claim for Germany while Britain and the United States reject new payments. Bidault Bevin Marshall seek a basis for discussion. Molotov refuses.
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Inflation Study Moves Front in House Monday Test on Foreign Aid Bill
Washington dispatch says the House faces critical votes Monday on the foreign aid bill for France Italy Austria and China with inflation as a key issue. Republicans push price lid plans and a long range Marshall plan loom with major cuts likely after the emergency act becomes law.
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Senate Urges Prompt Ratification of Inter-American Defense Treaty
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee urged swift ratification of the Inter-American military defense treaty. The panel already approved the pact in a closed session and Senator Van denberg set Monday for Senate action. Mexico and the Dominican Republic have ratified. other Latin American governments watch U S moves.
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