Three Negro Children Die in Fire Tragedy in South Carolina
In South Carolina a grandmother’s home was destroyed by fire. Irene Jollie identified the three victims as Carrie Jane Wise age 6, Louise Wise age 4, and Kathie Wise age 2. The mother Estelle K. is said to live in Baltimore. The bodies were found near a bed in the burned dwelling.
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Yestern
Fearbyn
Lewis H. Miller
Carrie Jane
Louise Wise
Kathe Wise
Irene Jollie
Estelle K
Baltimore
Miller
Attlee Faces Split Over Speech Amendment
A fragmented report shows Labour leader Attlee facing a rare internal rift as a proposed amendment to George VI's speech draws opposition. The maneuver, tied to a prom page, signals limited support and potential weakening of Nar solidarity after Schill's ouster five months ago.
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Winston Schill
George VI
Enhr Ndment
Attlee
Behind the Scenes in Hollywood Glamour and Romance
Hollywood gossip notes Olivia de Havilland wins the Academy Award for To Each His Own and earns a year's free rent from director Mitch Leisen. Audie Murphy and Wanda Hendrix ignite a romance after his war hero career, while Bobby Hut ton and Cleatus Caldwell settle in town life.
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Olivia
Marcus Goodrich
Paramount
Wanda Hendrix
Audie Murphy
Audie
Bill Cagney
Wanda
Beards Meet Resistance From Wives At University Of Oregon
In Eugene Oregon the pre war custom of freshmen and sophomores growing beards for the whiskering dance faces a new hurdle as married ex servicemen on campus contend with their wives objections. The wives oppose bearded husbands disrupting campus traditions.
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Eugene
Ore
University of Oregon
Death of Dr W H Cobb Gol dsboro
Dr W H Cobb aged 78 long time local physician died after a prolonged illness. He studied medicine at the University of Maryland and Jefferson Medical College Philadelphia graduating at 21. Funeral services were held late today.
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W. H. Cobb
Goldsboro
University of Maryland and Jefferson Medical College of
Philadelphia
Western powers weigh responses to Trieste crisis at ministers table
Amid talks in Washington a Foreign Ministers Council session debated Molotov's proposals. Bevin Byrnes and Couve de Murville studied possible acceptances while Anglo American French diplomats favored council control over a transitional Trieste government and rejected a fixed troop withdrawal deadline. Russia urged a three to four month deadline and direct authority for the big four on governance.
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Paris
Trieste
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Security Council
Russia
Call to reform Security Council veto rules debated
A recommendation urged reworking UN Security Council rules to limit veto use in future. The United States and Britain oppose abolishing the veto now but favor restraint. Britain plans a veto restriction approach, while all delegations say any change requires Russian agreement. Defeat predicted for South Africa’s mandate annexation proposal amid threats to administer the former German colony if defeated. Soviet Russia demands former mandates placed under UN trusteeship and accuses South Africa of charter violations.
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Britain
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Union of South Africa
South Africa
Soviet
Russia
League of Nations
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Blast Buries Wessel Building Near Capitol
Explosion at the Wessel building at Pendleton and Assembly streets left the structure buried in rubble with no reported injuries outside those inside. Witnesses describe the building rising and tumbling, a window blown out, and bricks raining down as bystanders fled and called for ambulances.
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Pendleton
Assembly Streets
State Capitol
Uter Donahue
West Columbia
GOP Senate leaders map narrow first‑term agenda
Senator Wallace White urges a focused program with a half dozen major goals for the new Congress. Revercomb Ball and Vandenberg back a selective, bipartisan approach on health housing and social security topics. Taft may push for health and housing bills while labor and fiscal policy are debated.
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Maine
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Revercomb
RW Va
Ball
R-Minn
St. Louis
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House Committee
Taft
Ohio
Raid at Frankurt camp suppresses black market ties in Germany
Military observers report a cautious raid at a large camp near Frankfurt aimed at curbing black market activity. Authorities barred German police nearby and ordered raiders to avoid force, arresting a ringleader linked to stolen autos and noting many inmates lacked identity papers. The camp hosts about 3 500 residents with hundreds of infiltrators, per CID and UNRRA. A bakery shop served as the black market hub with frequent phone calls, and roadblocks were set to stop truck movements from the camp.
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Connolly
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Connally
Brooklyn
CID
Germany
Funeral Rites For James Marion Grady
Funeral services were held today for James Marion Grady 30 flight instructor who died from injuries after a light plane crash near here Tuesday Chester Mobley a flight student was badly injured in the same crash Mathias A Owens 65 of Thomasville route 1 funeral held at Fairgrove Methodist church with interment in the church cemetery.
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Beulaville
Chester Mobley
M. A. Owens
Thomasville
Mathias A
the) Owens
Route 1
City Memorial Hospital
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L. F. Fortson
John and
Pearlie Beeson
Cavin Bates
Howard Ward
C. W. Barker
M. C. Sisk
Faithful Workers
Lindsay Memorial Methodist Church
High Point
R. B. Allen
M. W. Key
Fairgrove
Pell Payne
J. R
Method Still Used In Tanning Leather Since Ancient Hebrews
Discovery of the oak bark meth od of tanning sole leather is cred ited to the ancient Hebrews. The method remains the foundation of vegetable tanning and supports the production of almost all sole leather today.
Steel labor row shapes 1947 crisis and farm cost dip
CIO leader Philip Murray pledges industry wide restraint until February 15 1947 while steel unions brace for contract talks. A no contract no work threat from John Lewis could halt steel output with scant coal stocks. Farm outlooks warn 1947 prices may ease as carry overs rise and acreage shifts boost crops including cotton and corn.
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Markets Rise in Mixed U.S. Stock Session
New York markets show gains for some leaders as indicators recover. Joy Mfg posts a boosted quarterly, while Boeing Sears Roebuck Union Carbide and others advance. Santa Fe Pennsylvania Union Pacific Goodyear Chrysler GE Woolworth Johns Manville Du Pont and Standard Oil fall.
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Cotton futures open lower in New York at mid November
Cotton futures opened five to ninety cents a bale lower in New York trading. December prices slipped to 30.70, March 30.06, May 29.34, July 28.10, October 25.07, with noon bids unchanged to as much as a dollar fifteen lower than the previous close.
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New York
Dry Goods Market Report From New York Trading
Moderate sales of print cloths and sheetings for early 1947 deliveries were reported in the cotton textile market. Most mills remained inactive pending market appraisal and no new wool goods developments emerged as spring line allocations are complete. Rayon prices are being readjusted and gray goods mills await yarn and staple fiber price clarity.
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DRY Goods
New York
Strike Threats and Wage Doubts Cloud 1946 Labor Picture
Threats by night shift workers to strike faded after Municipal transit workers secured 6 million in retroactive wage raises for 33 000 employees. No settlement forthcoming on two long running disputes the 25 day AFL pilots strike against Trans World and the 198 day CIO United Auto workers walkout at Allis Chalmers West Allis plant. In San Francisco signs pointed to a possible settlement for six week West Coast maritime strike with an announcement expected today or Friday.
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Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing Co
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San
Missing plane hunt targets San Gabriel area in early morning
Fear stretchers and other gear are readied as a search concentrates in the rough San Gabriel mountains between Newhall and Palmdale with Monovia La Crescenta and Oxnard in the surrounding area. The plane carrying eight passengers and a crew of three was last heard at 3 37 a m asking to land. it had flown from Salt Lake City with a stop at Las Vegas Nevada and no further contact was received.
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Palmdale
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la Crescenta
Oxnard
Garret J. Miller
Salt Lake City
Las Vegas
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