Romania and U.S. clash sparks local skirmish in east west conflict
Americans Henry P Leverich and Col. John R Lovell challenged by Romanian officials Grigore Preoteasa and Alexandru Lazareanu as tensions rise. Preoteasa led the embassy in Mihai Ralea’s absence and later left the country, with officials saying his ban on return could apply to Lazareanu as well.
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Henry P. Lleverich
Foreign Service
Legation
Bucharest
Col
John R. Lovell
Grigore Preoteasa
Alexandru Lazareanu
Washington
Mihai Ralea
Preoteasa
State Department
Lazareanu
Pork price dip sparks debate on cattle and feedlot trends
Experts attribute the pork price drop to rainfall shortages darkening pasture conditions in the southwest and higher slaughter through the year. They note cattle and lamb supplies shifting to market, western ranchers moving into feeding, tighter lender requirements, and government loan incentives shaping feeding decisions.
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J. H. M. Conway
National Live Stock Producers’ Association
L. H. Simerl
University Oflinois College of Agriculture
Conciliation Plan Approved for Holy Land Settlement
The United Nations assembly approves a three member conciliation commission based in Jerusalem to mediate Jews and Arabs, supersede earlier partition references, and support a final settlement. It directs Bunche to act as mediator, urges direct talks, protects sacred sites, studies a permanent Jerusalem regime, and enables refugee return with UN agency cooperation.
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Egypt
Syria
Lebanon
Saudi Arabia
Iraq
Yemen
Russia
Poland
Czechoslovankia
Yugoslavia
Ukraine
Assembly 1
Jerusalem
U. N
Palestine
Folks Bernadotte
Ralph Bunche
Security Council
Holy Land
Conciliation Commission
Nazareth
Welles Examines Leaked Papers on War Era Secrets
Sumner Welles states only two of the leaked documents would harm national security if published and expects most to remain secret. He says the 12 released papers pose no present danger while debate continues over possible Soviet involvement. Rep Nixon plans to deliver microfilms to the New York grand jury.
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Orient
United States
Hitler
Japan
Sumner Welles
Albany
N. Y
Times-Union
Chambers
Securiy
Welles
un-American Activities Committee
New York Grand Jury
Reds Pierce River Line in slow motion fight in frozen plains
In a drawn out clash the Reds press along the River Line while the 12th army group suffers about 40,000 casualties and remains about 60,000 strong. A second trapped force near Suchow has been reduced and both pockets rely on air drops hampered by antiaircraft fire.
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High Command
12Th Army
Hwai
Liu Po-Cheng
Nanking
Suchow
Soviets Issue 2nd Warning Amid Berlin Airlift Tragedy
A U S Navy C-54 crash near Bad Homburg during airlift duties killed a crewman and raised Berlin relief losses to 24 with 17 Americans and seven Britons among the dead. Flight crew included Navy Lt. Joseph Morris of Lexington NC and Ensign George H. Blackwood of San Angelo TX. passenger Diana Day of San Francisco escaped with minor injuries.
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Bad Homburg
Berlin
U.S
Britain
Diana Day
Powell St
San Francisco
Air Force
Navy
Taunus
Joseph Morris
Lexington
N. C
George H. Blackwood
Main Street
San Angelo
Tex
Truman To Get Telephone Call From Alamance
President Truman will receive a noon December 16 call from a North Carolina farm near Burlington marking the installation of the one millionth rural telephone since the war. Senator-elect Broughton arranged the ceremony during a White House meeting with two aides and will place the first call by dialing national 1414. The farmer’s name was not recalled, but he lives near Gov-elect Scott’s farm.
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Washington
Truman
Burlington
N. C
United States
Broughton
North Carolina
White House
Scott
Weather Report For Cotton Regions In Washington
The Weather Bureau summary covers temperatures and rainfall for the 24 hours ending 8 p.m. in the principal cotton growing regions and other areas. Data indicate variations in temperature highs and rainfall amounts across locations influencing agricultural conditions.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Income Slows After Summer Peak in October
Economists note a minor dip in total income after mid-summer gains as wage receipts rise to 134.9 million dollars annually in October from 134.7 million in September. Government and trade occupations push up totals while factory payrolls hold steady amid gains in durable goods like steel and autos offset by declines in nondurable goods.
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