Australia and Russia clash over arms control veto fears
Australia challenged Molotov s plan for international inspections insisting any system of control be subject to veto by permanent Security Council members. Norman J O Makin warned Moscow s wording could let any permanent member veto disarmament steps. Canada and Australia voiced dissatisfaction with separate inspection proposals as page two promises more.
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Rusia
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V. M. Molotov
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Russia
China
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Norway
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Tom Connally
D-Tex
Hartley Awcross
Canada
Mbers
Yeserday
Ruling Deports Jews Prompt Refugee Deportations
In Jerusalem the Palestine high court refused to halt the deportation of nearly 4,000 uncertified Jewish immigrants to Cyprus. Three British troopships will haul the refugees away, amid fears of renewed underground violence and tension among Jewish groups.
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Cyprus
Jewish Agency
Jewish Community Council
Lochita
Haifa
Irgun Zvai Lemui
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David Goiten
Privy Council
London
Miners Leader Beaten as Court Pursues Contempt Case
Federal Judge Goldsborough ordered John L. Lewis to trial for contempt and upheld the right to enjoin a walkout in 3,300 soft coal mines. The Norris La Guardia act was rejected as inapplicable, while the government contended it did not apply where it operated seized mines. The ruling followed days of argument and led to a five minute recess before resuming in the afternoon.
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N. H. Collison
Federal District Court
Washington
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John L. Lewis
Sonnett
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Goldsborough
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T. C. Townsend
John F. Sennett
Lewis Navy
N. T. Collisson
Federal Coal Mines Administration
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West Virginia
Ohio
Edward R. Burke
Southern Coal Producers Association
Burke
Weather forecast for Carolinas from 7 tonight to 7 pm
Weather forecast notes a warmer today with a cooler period tonight and a mild outlook for the Carolinas. It indicates Wednesday will be cool, with warmer conditions Sunday and Monday, and near normal temperatures overall with showers planned Monday and Wednesday. Calendar details list sunrise at 7 11 and sunset at 5 06 on November 30, 1046.
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Carolinas
Temperature Rainfall Readings Across Cities
AP weather records list 24 hour temperature and rainfall up to 8 50 a m for cities including Boston Charleston Charlotte Chicago Columbia Denver Detroit Evansville Galveston Meridian Miami Mobile New Orleans New York Raleigh Spartanburg Washington and Tampa with varied readings and trace amounts. Several entries show no rainfall while others report measurable precipitation.
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New York
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Tampas
Washington
Britain Withdraws Troops From Indonesia Amid New Fighting
British and Indian soldiers sailed from Batavia and Padang completing a withdrawal before November 30 as fighting between Dutch forces and Indonesian Republicans escalated. The Netherlands East Indies command ceases at midnight and the draft Indonesia Netherlands pact awaits ratification. Dutch and Indonesian leaders trade truce violation claims as operations widen toward Bekassi.
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Java
Britain
Indonesia
Padang
Sumatra
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Idonesia
Netherlands
Hague
Siem Spoor
Bekassi
Greece to Appeal to UN Council Over Border Fighting
Athens plans to petition the United Nations Security Council after Greece accuses bands fighting Greek troops of cross border incursions from Albania Bulgaria and Yugoslavia. Tsaldaris will travel to New York with a formal complaint while Greek forces report heavy clashes near the Turkish frontier and gains against a mountain band in Larisa.
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Constantin Tsaldaris
New York
United Nations
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Albania
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Yugoslavia
London
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George Dimitrov
Grand National Assembly
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Five North Carolinians Die During Thanksgiving Holiday
The state’s Thanksgiving death toll reached at least five from two highway fatalities two from an airplane crash and one from a hunting accident. Mrs. Margaret H Buderer wife of Maj. George L Buderer was killed in a Hendersonville truck collision. Earl King and his wife burned to death when their light plane exploded near Elizabethtown. Harry Lloyd Kelly 17 died from shotgun wounds in a Thanksgiving hunt. Joe Loftin 18 was killed when his bicycle was struck by a truck on the High Point highway.
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Associated Press
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George L. Buderer
Moore General Hospital
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Earl King
Dublin
Elizabethtown
Harry Lioyd Kelly
Near Kelly
Joe Loftin
Thomasville
High Point
Thanksgiving holiday traffic toll rises to 63 deaths
Traffic accidents killed at least 63 people during the Thanksgiving holiday, higher than the Safety Council's earlier estimate. Violent deaths from other causes totaled 13, with October traffic fatalities at 3,320 and 27,520 for the first ten months of 1946. The council noted that a typical November Thursday sees about 110 traffic deaths, with some injuries tallying later.
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Tito Announces Five Year Plan To Industrialize Yugoslavia
Belgrade reports Premier Marshal Tito said Yugoslavia is drafting a five year plan aimed at transforming the country into an industrial state. He told a delegation of families of fascism victims that billions will be spent on upbuilding the nation.
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Marshal Tito
Yugoslavia
Tito
Insanity Is Grounds For Divorce
Raleigh reports Attorney General Harry McMullan interprets the statutes in a July digest of opinions. While noting insanity as grounds for divorce, the digest also covers fishing license rules for private ponds, street assessment liabilities, independent candidacy timing, sales tax on junked auto parts, and fund membership implications for law enforcement officers.
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Raleigh
Harry McMullan
Soviet Zone Divided Into Five States
A spokesman for the German central administration in the Russian occupation zone said Germany’s Soviet zone will be split into five states each with its own provincial government. This marks a shift from central administration toward federal state governance, aligning with discussions by Byrnes on a federal system.
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Berlin
Germany
Moscow
Byrnes
Reparations Debate Tops Big Four Session on Yugoslavia
In New York the big four foreign ministers pressed Russia’s demand for Yugoslav reparations, seeking a larger share than Greece for Italy and Bulgaria. The council pushed toward final drafts, with talks on Danube navigation nearing closure and a deputies committee assigned to finalize Italian peace treaty questions.
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New York
Russia
Yugoslavia
Greece
Italy
Bulgaria
Danube
Rebuke Handed To Laborites
London reports a private meeting attended by Prime Minister Attlee and other leaders rebuked labor MPs who did not vote for Bevin's foreign policy. Attlee's severity surprised some, while others saw Morrison and Attlee as forgiving figures welcoming estranged lawmakers.
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London
Attlee
Labor
House of Commons
Ernest
Bevin
Herbert Morrison
Norris LaGuardia Act in Limelight by James Marlow
James Marlow reports on the Norris LaGuardia Act era and the Lewis coal contract case. The act, aimed at limiting federal court interference in labor disputes, resists government contracts debates and prompts questions about judge authority in strike-related orders. Lewis defies a ten day restraining order as miners walk out amid government contracts and union rights debates.
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James Marlow Washington
John L. Lewis
Congress
Lewis
Norris LaGuardia
Georgia election challenged in Supreme Court
P L Glass of Watkinsville Georgia petitions the state Supreme Court to set aside Georgia’s November general election results and order a new election claiming the November 5 ballot was rigged in favor of Democrats in seven instances. The court had previously refused to intervene in Georgia primary balloting challenges to the county unit system.
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Washington
P—L. P. Glass
Watkinsville
Supreme Court
Georgia
Reds Moving Forces In Germany
Official American and informed German sources report Soviet troops redeploying on a large scale in the Russian occupation zone of Germany. Maj. Gen. Frank A. Keating said Marshal Sokolovsky informed American commanders the movements utilize most of the zone's transport facilities. Exact troop numbers were not available.
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Berlin
Germany
Frank A. Keating
Vassily D. Sokolovsky
Russia
Soko
India Leader Will Meet British
A source says Pandit Nehru changed his mind and will attend British cabinet discussions on India's Hindu Muslim stalemate. Jinnah and Liaquat Ali Khan had planned to go to London with Viceroy Lord Wavell, but the Hindu congress and Sikhs had earlier declined. Nehru and Baldev Singh will journey to London for talks.
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Jawaharlal Nehru
All-India Congress
India
Mahomed Ali Jinnah
Liaquat Ali Khan
League
London
Lord Wavell
Congress Party
Nehru
Sardar Baldev Singh
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