Foreign Ministers Seek Veto Reform At UN Conference
Five permanent members of the United Nations met in New York to probe a voluntary restraint code for veto use in the Security Council. British Foreign Secretary Bevin proposed ideas, joined by U.S. Secretary Byrnes and others to move veto talks from the UN Assembly to a direct five-nation bargaining track as they pursue satellite peace treaties and German talks.
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New York
United Nations
UN Security Council
Ernest Bevin
United States
Secreat of State
Byrnes
Connally
Texas
State Department
Benjamin Cohen
Charles E. Bohlen
America
Britain
China
France
Russia
Possie
UN Assembly
Authoritae
Bevin
Judge imposes restraining order to curb coal miners strike
Federal Judge Goldsborough issues a temporary order barring John L. Lewis and the United Mine Workers from terminating government contracts or encouraging walkouts as thousands of miners quit in anticipation of the Wednesday deadline. Governor Tuck pledges police protection for miners who stay at work under government control.
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United Mine Workers
John L. Lewis
Washington
Justice Department
Allen Goldsborough
Lewis
Goldsborough
Richmond
Tuck
Virginia
United States
Coal Corporation
Krug
Secretary of the Interior
Truman
Federal District Courts
Congress
Marys Land
Justice Goldsborough
Florida
Exclusive Anglo American Tie Up Charged By Editor
R H S Crossman told the House of Commons a labor revolt leader charged that Churchill urged an exclusive Anglo American tie up. He said there has been a split into American and Russian camps, as Attlee and government ministers faced debuting debate in Parliament.
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Bevin
London
Ernest Bevin
Inston Churchill
R. H. S. Crossman
Kesman
House of Commons
Paris
Great Britain
Attlee
Trained Dogs Used In Jerusalem After Tel Aviv Mine Blast
Police used trained dogs in Jerusalem to track attackers blamed for the raid that killed an RAF sergeant and four British police officers last night near Tel Aviv. Six other officers were critically injured as the mine exploded in a residential street, with windows shattered and residents panicked. During a suspect roundup, six Jews were lightly injured in a scuffle.
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Jerusalem
Tel Aviv
Weather summary for North Carolina with temperatures and rainfall
Partly cloudy to cloudy today tonight and Tuesday with occasional light rain mainly in the extreme east. Cooler tonight and in the east portion today with continued cool Tuesday. Official weather bureau records show temperature and rainfall 24 hours ending 8:30 a m. in numerous cities including Charleston 70 68 72 Charlotte 55 11.26 Greensboro 24 147 Raleigh 44 10 Tampa 62 00 Wilmington 72 0 13.
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Weath Bureau
Charleston
Charlotte
Chicago
Columbia
Denver Él
Detroit
Loansville
Galveston
Greensboro
High Point
Jacksonville
Little Rock
Los Apueles
Memphis
Meridianes
Miaral
Minn-et P
Mobile
Mt Mitchell
New Orleans
New York
Raleigh AP
Antonio
Francisco
Spartandura
Tampa
Washington
Wilmington
Chippewa Indians Seek UN Aid to Restore Hunting Rights
At Fond du Lac Reservation the Minnesota Chippewa Indians announce plans to ask the United Nations for aid to restore their sovereign rights to hunt fish and trap as of old. Tribal leaders argue treaties show national status while noting the U S has not provided copies of these treaties to the Chippewas.
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Culuth
Minn
Minnesota
United States
Ed Wilson
Ball Club
Maritime Walkout Nears End on Pacific Coast
In San Francisco on November 18, after 49 days the Pacific coast maritime strike neared settlement as two striking unions prepared to vote on a tentative agreement to return to work Wednesday. The AFL masters mates and pilots MMP continued to bargain over security demands with employers to reopen west coast ports.
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San Francisco
Pacific Coast
AFL Masters, Mates and Pilots
MMP
International
Irregularities In Mo primary examined by committee
Chairman Priest said investigators found irregularities in the Missouri Democratic primary where Truman’s pick defeated an incumbent. He cited heavy spending on both sides and other factors as the panel met behind closed doors to review the report.
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Washington
Priest
D-Tenn
House Campaign Investigating Committee
Missouri
Truman
House
Fifth Congressional District
Enos A. Axtell
Roger Slaughter
Slaughter
Axtell
Albert L. Reeves, Jr
Reeves
Truman Heads to Florida for Rest Amid Mine Strike Clash
President Truman arrived in Key West Florida for a Florida vacation but faced a stout coal strike crisis. He reportedly told Interior Secretary Krug to confront United Mine Workers president John L. Lewis to a finish.
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Key West
Fila
Truman
John L. Lewis
Florida
United Mine Workers
Washington
U. S. Naval
J. A. Krug
Krug
John R. Steelman
Ship Lucy Evelyn Disabled East of Currituck
The coast guard reports the schooner Lucy Evelyn from Dakar Africa has rudder trouble 250 miles east of Currituck Beach North Carolina with 10 women and five children aboard. The American steamship Marine Robin is standing by and the coast guard cutter Diane sails to tow her to Norfolk. Lucy Evelyn is owned by Chester L. Glenn with home port New Bedford Massachusetts.
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Norfolk
Coast Guard
Luny Evelyn
Dakar
Africa
Currituck Beach
N. C
American Steamship Marine Robin
Diane
Lucy Evelyn
Chester L. Glenn
New Bedford
Mass
Murray Opens Session at CIO Convention
President Phillip Murray opened the CIO eighth convention in Atlantic City with a focus on a wage drive and unified action. He blamed industrialists for last winter’s strikes and said no CIO union precipitated a strike while the group prepared anti communist declarations and expanded southern organizing and political action.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Phillip Murray
CIO
Ex Live
United States
Communist Party
Greek Planes Join Up With Guerillas
Greek fighter planes and relief troops battled guerilla bands in Archangelos near Skra on the Yugoslav border. Attacking force reportedly came from across the border and breached defenses about a mile and a quarter. The relief column moved in fast, inflicting heavy casualties and leaving the area littered with dead. The Greek general staff will present details of border attacks since Oct. 1 to U.S. and British ambassadors, Linoln Mac Veagh and Sir Clifford Norton, in Athens later today.
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Athens
Archangelos
Skra
Salonika
Constantin Tsaldaris
Greece
Lincoln MacVeagh
United States
Sir Clifford Norton
Britain
Tsaldaris
Weed Growers Seek Maximum Slash in 1947 Quotas
Greensboro NC November 18 The NC Farm Bureau flue cured tobacco committee chair Carl T Hicks Walstonburg says growers will insist on the maximum reduction in 1947 quotas despite expected demand for about 500 million pounds. He criticizes penalties for not rushing to market and says recent 10 to 15 cent drops show markets blocked by redrying.
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Greensboro
North Carolina
Carl T. Hicks
Walstonburg
North Carolina Farm Bureau
Nine Die In Violent Deaths Across North Carolina
Nine North Carolinians died in violent incidents over the weekend. Robert W. Gold Jr., 34, of Greensboro, son of a former state senator, was killed in a crash near Jamestown involving an auto transport. Infant Donald Reid Stroup, 19 days old, died and his mother Mrs Clyde Stroup of Shelby was critically injured in a two-car collision west of Shelby. Walter L. Hopkins of Concord also died in a car crash near Albemarle while returning from church.
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Robert W. Gold, Jr
Greensboro
Jamestown
Donald Reid Stroup
Clyde Stroup
Shelby
Shelby Sunny
Walter L. Hopkins
Concord
Albemarle
Jimmy Walker Near Death in New York Hospital
Former New York mayor James J. Walker aged 65 lay critically ill at Doctors Hospital after a cerebellar thrombosis. A 9:25 a.m. bulletin reported no improvement as he remained in coma more than 26 hours and had received Catholic last rites.
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New York
James J
Jimmy) Walker
Doctors Hospital
Walker
Tax Cut Would Mean A 20 Percent Across The Board
A 20 percent reduction in individual income taxes would save taxpayers across brackets. For a $2,500 earner with a wife and two dependents the tax drops from 95 to 76 dollars, a 19 dollar saving, while a $25,000 earner’s tax falls from 9,082 to 7,265.60 dollars, an 1,816.40 reduction. Advocates consider graduated relief possible, with emphasis on aiding low income earners amid rising living costs.
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Alexander R. George Washington
Congress
Rep
Martin
Massachusetts
House
Senate
Rain Delays Air Show as North Carolina Cleans Up
Rain across North Carolina lasting about 24 hours ended by Sunday night. U.S. Weather Bureau forecaster J. M. Howe noted a west to east pattern. The storm caused a postponed air show in Charlotte and four weekend automobile deaths due to slick roads.
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Charlotte
North Carolina
J. M. Howe
U.S
State
Civil Air Patrol
Landlords Strike Expands Across Oklahoma and Texas
A militant Texas group leading a landlord strike against the OPA urges national landlord owners to join. Mrs. Frank Morris of Dallas says over 10 000 apartments in Texas are vacant awaiting lifted controls. The movement began in Austin and has spread to 15 cities including Dallas Houston and San Antonio with ongoing support by phone and telegram.
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Oklahoma City
OPA
National Apartment Owners Association
Frank Morris
Dallas
Landlords, Inc
Texas
Morris
Austin
Houston
San Antonio
Twenty Three Die In Army Plane Crash Near Iwo Jima
A U S Army C 46 transport en route from Guam to Iwo Jima crashed into the sea about 15 miles from its destination killing fifteen military passengers and eight crew members. Search planes and naval craft recovered wreckage the next day. Names of victims not released immediately.
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Tokyo
Guam
Iwo Jima
Air Corps
Railroads Ordered 25 Percent Cut in Coal-Burning Passenger Runs
Washington dispatch reports the Office of Defense Transportation ordered a 25 percent reduction in daily coal-burning passenger locomotive mileage, effective 11:59 p.m. Sunday, due to threatened bituminous coal stoppage. Railroads may implement the cuts at their discretion, with potential impacts on freight, parcel post, mail, export traffic, and essential goods.
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Washington
Office of Defense Transportation Today
ODT
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Solid Fuels Administration
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Jimmy Walker
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