Speech Call for Full Troop Reports at U N Assembly
At Lake Success the United States urged all UN members to publish complete troop counts both at home and abroad. Sen. Connally backed laying all cards on the table while Molotov said Russia accepted the demand for full troop figures and proposed drafting agreements to implement it.
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Lake Success
N. Y
United States
United Nations
V. M Molotov
Tom Connally
D-Tex
Connally
Molotov
United Nations Assembly
Soviet Union
Russia
UN Assembly
Coal Miners Walkout Deepens as John L Lewis Delays
The coal miners walkout expands as John L Lewis delays recalling the midnight contract or defying a court order. About 89,000 miners have laid down tools amid troop readiness and a national call for electricity and gas rationing.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
Mississippi
Iowa
Wisconsin
Missouri
Minnesota
Congress
Lewis
Unio
Six Die in Greenville Gas Explosion
Six persons are confirmed dead and about 90 injured after a night gas explosion shattered the ideal laundry plant in Greenville. State guardsmen patrolled the damaged area while looting was prevented. several residents were robbed after fleeing their homes.
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Greenville
S. C
J. Carl Trammell
J. Wylie Mims
Walter Lee Harbin
Jerline Simpson
Mamie Earle
Mary Brown
Avas
Gaffney
Third Presbyterian Church
North Carolina Weather Brief for Thursday
Partly cloudy and warmer today in North Carolina with increasing cloudiness tonight. Occasional light rain possible east area as Thursday approaches, with little change in temperatures and sunrise at 7 02 AM, sunset at 5 09 PM on November 21 1946.
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North Carolina
Temperature Rainfall in Various Cities Reported
Official weather records list 24 hour temperature and rainfall ending 8:90 a m across multiple cities. Readings include Charleston 57 degrees rainfall 12 00, Charlotte 12 640, Chicago 56 7, Columbia 58 45, Denver 50 7, Detroit 54 04, Evansville 59 82 4 00, Galveston 62 56 07, Greensboro 56 36 00, High Point 46 35 00, Jacksonville 48 56 68 6, Little Rock 57 61 00, Los Angeles 62 83 05, Memphis 65 45 2 06, Meridian 58 66 1 0, Miami 0 0 0, Montgomery 47 30 00, New Orleans 63 41 0 0, New York 82 40 0 0, Raleigh 87 45 0 0, San Antonio 69 44 0 0, San Francisco 59 47 1.11, Sgertanbure 52 42 0 0, Tampa 77 85 0 0, Washington 85 34 0 0.
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Charleston
Charlotte
Chicago
Columbia
Denver
Detroit
Evanaville
Galveston
Greensboro
High Point
Jacksonville
Little Rock
Los Angeles
OS Memphis
Meridian
Miami
Mobile
Mt Mitchell
New Orleans
New York
Raleigh
San Antonio
Francisco
Sgertanbure
Ampa
Washington
Wilmington
Governor appoints judge and solicitor in Davidson county
RALEIGH November 20 governor Cherry today appointed T. S. Wall Jr of Lexington as judge and Charles W. Mauze of Lexington as solicitor of the Davidson county court. Their terms expire on the first Monday in December 1948.
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Raleigh
Cherry
T. S. Wall, Jr
Lexington
Charles W. Mauze
Davidson County
Government Leading In Romania Early Returns Show Bloc Ahead
In Bucharest on November 20 the Communist dominated government bloc led in early parliamentary election returns. Five prefectures counted gave the bloc 155,552 votes, with the National Peasant Party at 41,235, National Liberals 8,229 and Independent Socialists 1,514 as irregularities accusations arose from both sides.
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Bucharest
National Peasant Party
National Liberals
Independent Socialists
Three Nazis Reported In Bad Condition At Nuremberg
U S army sources say three of seven Nazi leaders sentenced to prison by the International Military Tribunal at Nuremberg are in seriously bad physical condition. Names not disclosed. They will likely be moved to Berlin's Spandau prison within two weeks. Rudolf Hess shows moments of alertness and pacing, others include Walter Funk Karl Doenitz Baldur von Schirach.
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Frankfurt
Germany
International Military Tribunal
Nuernberg
U. S. Army
Berlin
Spandau
Rudolf Hess
Hess
Reichsbank
Walter Funk
Karl Doenitz
Hitler
Baldur von Schirach
Muni
Greece to take border clash case to United Nations
Athens reports a week long Skra Notia battle with hit and run raids continuing. An army spokesman says 21 soldiers died at Notia and 12 guerrillas. refugees claim communist involvement. An attack near Mournies killed a gendarmerie chief and one officer and torched motor vehicles.
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Athens
Foreign Office
United Nations
Skra-Notia
Salonika
Skra
Notia
Mournies
Yugoslavia
Bulgaria
Greece
Sun Eclipse Not Expected to Disrupt Duke NC Game
C F E Lamoureux of the U S weather bureau predicts a three quarter sun eclipse over North Carolina this Saturday. It will begin around 11 a m with peak at about 12 87 p m and should end by 7 p m, the kick off time for the Duke game. Weekend forecast calls for fair and cold weather in the Raleigh Chapel Hill area.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
North Carolina Duke
C. FE. Lamoureux
UU. S. Weather Bureau
Lamoureux
Raleigh- Chapel Hill
CIO expands drive to use wage struggle over 1947 raises
CIO leaders mobilize to place industry on the defensive in winter wage talks. They estimate a 1947 pay raise fund of 7.7 billion dollars and report steel auto and electrical workers forming a combined pattern of demands. No firm figure has been decided, and the convention may steer 6 million members toward a potential deadlock with industry.
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Atlantic City
CIO
Steel
Auto
Electrical
Econ
Clemency Hearing Set For Samuel Epes
Governor Williams announced an open clemency hearing for Samuel Epes at 10 a.m. November 25 in the hall of the House of Representatives at the state house. Epes, a 29 year old Richmond man, is serving a life term for the poison and suffocation death of his wife in January 1945. The state supreme court denied his appeal for a new trial. Solicitor T Pau Taylor will represent the state.
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Columbia
D. C
Williams
Samuel E. Epes
Epes
Richmond
State
Mary Lee Williams Epes
State Supreme Court
House of Representatives
State House
T. Pau Taylor
Chinese Communist Chief Assails Shek Americans in Interview
Gen Chu Teh, commander of Chinese Communist forces, accuses Chiang Kai Shek of national disunity and civil strife and attacks American reactionaries for backing him. In a three hour interview he says demobilization plans were a trap and warns democracy in China hinges on American public opinion.
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John Roderick Yenan
Chu Teh
China
Chiang Kai- Shek
Chu
National Assembly
Nanking
Chungking
Kalgan
Japan
Henry Luce
time-Life
Vandenberg
R-Mich
Miners Walk Off En Masse Before Court Ruling
About a fourth of John L. Lewis’s 400000 soft coal miners quit early as a federal court injunction loomed. Illinois led idle workers with 17000, Alabama 16000, Kentucky 15000, West Virginia 14200, Pennsylvania 12200, Indiana 4700, Ohio 5700, Virginia 4000. In Pennsylvania Ellsworth locals reported 900 out, with 900 members quitting yesterday and more expected today as letters warned the contract would be void at 12:01 a.m. tomorrow.
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T. Alan Goldsborough
United Mine Workers
Goldsborough
Norris-Laguardia
Lewis
Sam Caddy
UMW District 30
Big Sandy
Kentucky
Pittsburgh
John Castor
John L. Lewis
Tts
Illinois
Alabama
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Ohio
Virginia
AFL United Mine Workers
UMW
Washington
Ellsworth
Coal Mines Administration
Mike Ostrosky
California
Water Strike Settlement Delayed By Picketing Ties
In San Francisco CIO longshoremen and marine engineers approve settlement terms and return to work at 8 am PST, while AFL deck officers begin picketing at 6 am to protect interests. Masters mates and pilots to vote Thursday. coast-wide tally may not finish before Saturday.
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San Francisco
CIO
Marine Engineers
P.S.T
AFL
Pacific Coast
C. S. May
Committee For Maritime Unity
CIO International Longshoremen
CIO Marine Engineers Benevolent Association
Retail Sugar Price to Rise Half Cent Per Pound
The OPA raised raw sugar prices and told shoppers refined sugar will rise about a half cent per pound. The change, tied to Cuban sugar terms for 1946 and 1947, could lift U.S. consumer food bills by roughly 50 billion dollars annually.
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Commodity Credit Corporation
Reds Fight To Hold Two Seats In UN Council
Delegates race to fill two remaining vacancies on the United Nations Economic and Social Council as four ballots fail to produce six new members. Belgium's Paul-Henri Spaak urged private talks after repeated stalemates. the US and Lebanon were re elected while Venezuela and New Zealand were picked for January 1 start. The final contest involved White Russia, the Netherlands, Turkey, and Yugoslavia with the Netherlands and Turkey leading on votes.
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Lake Success
N. Y
Russia
United Nations Economic and Social Council
Paul-Henri Spaak
Belgium
Assembly
United States
Lebanon
Venezuela
New Zealand
Netherlands
Turkey
Yugoslavia
Molotov Sees Rome Belgrade Trieste Pact
A Molotov letter to Italian envoy Quaroni urged a Rome Belgrade border settlement for Trieste as a move to ease European tensions. Italian diplomats welcomed the message and expected Belgrade to weigh it heavily due to Moscow ties. The big four foreign ministers planned another session on the Italian Peace Treaty amid the East West deadlock.
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New York
V. M. Molotov
Pietro Quaroni
Italy
Yugoslavia
Trieste
Molotov
Moscow
Russia
Rome-Belgrade
Europe
Belgrade
Subsistence Payments to 150000 Vets Suspended
The Veterans Administration halted GI Bill subsistence payments to about 150 000 ex-GIs for failure to report earnings in school or job training. Monthly rates are 65 dollars for unmarried and 90 dollars for married veterans. tuition payments remain unaffected.
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Washington
Veterans Administration
Catawba Indians to Play in Tangerine Bowl
Catawba College Indians, near assured North State Conference football champions for 1946, accept invitation to Tangerine Bowl in Orlando Florida on January 1 1947. Gordon Kirkland athletics director announced Maryville will be their opponent.
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Catawba
Salisbury
Navy
Catawba College
Orlando
Fla
Gordon Kirkland
Maryville
Ackland Bequest Heads To UNC After Trustees’ Recommendation
Trustees of William H Ackland estate urged federal court to grant 1 500 000 to the University of North Carolina under two wills. Duke University and Rollins College were alternatives with Duke having been rejected. Ackland died in 1940 and his wills have faced litigation since 1941. The bequest aims to fund an art school and museum.
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U.N.C
Washington
William H. Ackland
Nashville
Treasury
North Carolina
Ackland
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