Gromyko Rejects U S Demands On Atomic Pact Veto
At Lake Success Andrei A. Gromyko challenged the U S plan to waive the veto in atomic control and urged detailed item by item discussion. He warned removing the veto revises the UN charter and said the U S draft must be examined with the aim of peaceful use and inspections.
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Lake Success
N. Y
Andrei A. Gromyko
United States
United Nations Atomic Energy Commission
Gromyko
Commission
United Nations
Mit
Bernard M. Baruch
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Baruch
United Nations Security Council
Adrank Gromyko
Industry Replies To Labor Charge
Industry groups push back against CIO wage demands and back-pay suits. NAM to publish a complete refutation of wage rise versus price and profit impacts. Chamber of Commerce urges a thorough study of the wage-hour law as wage demands grow. Labor-backed back-pay suits draw sharp criticism from the railroad union press.
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National Association of Manufacturers
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Congress
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Labor
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Wilson Named General Manager of U S Atomic Energy Commission
President Truman appointed Carroll Louis Wilson a 36 year old engineer as general manager of the U S atomic energy commission. Wilson was a key assistant to Dr Vannevar Bush in wartime weapon work and has served as a consultant since October. He is from Framingham Massachusetts, married with three children.
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Truman
Carroll Louis Wilson
U. S. Atomic Energy Commission
Wilson
Vannevar Bush
Commission
Prp
Chares G. Ross
Framingham
Mass
Burnes Child Back To Prison After Home Funeral
Atlanta youth Benjamin Kimmons, 21, who walked from a South Carolina prison camp to attend his month-old daughter's funeral, surrendered to a police officer and asked not to be sent back. Saluda authorities agreed to let him remain for the funeral and promised to forget the escape after he returns to complete a four year robbery sentence.
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South Carolina
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Dock Sims
Ben Abels
Saluda
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Abels
Sims
Viet Namese Attacks Hit French Positions at Namdinh
French general staff reports Viet Nam nationalist troops launched heavy assaults on Nam Dinh and shelled Hanoi as Vietnamese artillery struck French positions. A French relief column reached Bac Ninh and Thu Lang amid ongoing clashes and bombardment.
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Namdinh
River Rouge
Hanoi
Bac Ninh
Thu Lang
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Pont-Des-Rapides
Jewish Spots Declared Out Of Bounds Amid Kidnapping Hunt
In Jerusalem on December 30 the British military barred all Jewish coastal communities from British troop zones while hunting the kidnappers of a British major and three sergeants who were flogged. The crackdown aims to prevent reprisals as 30,000 troops remain on duty. The Ocean Vigour brought 750 Jewish refugees for deportation to Cyprus amid the tensions.
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Palestine
Ocean Vigour
Haifa
Cyprus
Palestine Police
Succession Bill Forecast From Key House Leader
Rep Leo Allen said a new line of presidential succession will be proposed with a two term limit on the president. The rules committee will advance major bills and a constitutional amendment may position the speaker and the president pro tempore ahead of cabinet members for presidential succession.
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Washington
Leo Allen
R-Tll
House Rules Committee
Congress
Allen
House
Senate-House
Senate
Three High Point youths arrested after string of thefts
Tommie Turnage Archie Wright and William Moffitt all of High Point were arrested at Wrightsville Beach while tinkering with a motor boat. They face charges of larceny and receiving and will have hearings Tuesday. The trio allegedly stole a 1946 Chevrolet from behind the High Point Enterprise, took a police officer’s car, attempted to rob a grocery store, and burglarized a filling station stealing a record player. They sold the player to West End Radio shop and later painted a car in blue cream.
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North Carolina
High Point
Wrightsville Beach
Tommie Lee Turnage
Archie Farmer Wright
William A'bert Moffitt
Kannapolis
Moffitt
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Enterprise
R. L. McCain
West End
Mce Carn
King Winter Invasion Grips Nation With Severe Cold
Associated Press reports a Siberian storm brings subzero temperatures across the United States. Temperatures fall to 19 above in Fort Worth and minus 17 in Alexandria, Minnesota. New York roads are slick as snow squalls persist and power outages hit Western New York. Ten deaths in New England linked to exhaustion and heart conditions amid widespread travel delays.
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Siberia
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Yukon Valley
Dakotas
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Ohio Valley
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New England
Bride-to-be Reunites After Guard Sentry Foils Payroll Robbery
Pvt. James M. Hill of Robinson Illinois repelled six gunmen aiming to steal $250000 from the Hamilton Field payroll while his 17 year old fiancée Rosemary Watson waited, then softened and agreed to marry after the incident. Hill exchanged shots before dawn and alerted MPs.
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San Francisco
Rosemary Watson
James M. Hill
Robinson, Ill
Hamilton Field
Army Air Bases
Hill
FBI
Carolinas Face Season's Lowest Temperatures Tonight
The weatherman warned of extreme cold as an Arctic high moves past the Carolinas tonight. Forecast minimums align from 12-28 degrees across regions from western North Carolina to coastal South Carolina, with spots like Mount Mitchell at 18 and Raleigh near 48.
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Associated Preas
Nott
Carolina
Weatherman
Charlotte Weather Bureau
Carolinas
Carolin
Central
Coastal
North
South Carolina
Greensboro
Weather Bureau
32 Senators Might Give Bilbo Seat
Washington reports a Republican senator says Bilbo can keep his Mississippi seat with support from 32 senators or one third of the Senate. The charge against Bilbo may require a two thirds vote for expulsion, while Senator Ferguson urges blocking his oath with a simple majority and plans to present strategy at a Republican committee meeting.
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Kansas
Commerce Committee
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Maine
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Lodge
R-Mass
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Taft
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Ohio
New Commerce Committee
Butler
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Rep. Martin
Massachusetts
Theodore G. Bilbo
D-Miss
Bilbo
Senate War Investigating Committee
Ferguson
R-Mich
Republican Steering Committee
GOP Employes Suffer Most
Washington dispatch reports House Republicans express privately that the anti recession push jeopardizes civil service jobs. They claim departments face pressure to retrench payrolls as the new majority seeks efficiency, leaving many Republicans in danger of surplus status while public dissent remains muted.
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Washington
Committee Criticizes Russia in Postwar Policy Report
The House committee on postwar economic policy leveled sharp charges against Russia including economic enslavement and political terrorism. It urged the United States to lead in European economic affairs and to deny Potsdam terms if Russia arms with German plants. Rep. Sol Bloom criticized the report and the State Department declined immediate comment. The panel urged self supporting economies under occupation and use of the Export-Import Bank to supply raw materials.
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Russia
Special House Committee
Soviet Union
Germany
United States
Sol Bloom
DNY
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Bloom
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State Department
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Third Party May Appear On Scene In America
The meeting to organize a new political action group the progressive citizens of America drew 300 delegates from 21 states representing 10 groups with 15 000 members. Henry Wallace led criticism of major parties and urged a genuine two party system not a fake one party arrangement.
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Henry Wallace
Progressive Citizens of America
Tion
National Citizens Political Action Committee
Independent Citizens Committee of the Arts, Sciences and Professions
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