Reparations Divide Talks Stir Yugoslavia and Greece
In New York, Molotov pressed a 50 50 plan arguing Yugoslavia should receive double Greece. The Big Four debated Italy and Bulgaria formulas with Russia backing a Brussels backed split. Byrnes pitched a reduced Bulgaria bill while Britain stayed conservative on Paris recommendations.
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New York
Yugoslavia
Greece
Foree Ministers Council
V. M. Molotov
Molotov
Bulgaria
James F. Byrnes
Italy
Russia
United States
Ethiopia
Albania
Reece
Britain
Paris
Layoffs Grow Across Industries Amid Coal Shutdown
Pittsburgh reports over 95000 workers idled by a 10 day soft coal shutdown with 167000 more jobless during the Thanksgiving weekend. Auto plants in Detroit and Gary Indiana face reduced runs while rail and metal works cut hundreds. New Jersey notes 100 plants closing or near closure. Prison factories halt to conserve coal. page six continues.
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Pittsburgh
Detroit
Gary
Ind
South Chicago
Carnegie-Illinois Steel Corp
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Russell
Mishawaka
Dodge Manufacturing Co
Nickel Plate Railroad
Pere Marquette
Cleveland
New Jersey
Solid Fuels Administration
Albert Spillman
Emerative, Inc
Joliet
Joseph FE. Ragen
Stateville Prison
Colorado State Penitentiary
Miners Face Potential Millions in Fines as Strike Reaches Day Ten
Washington reports say soft coal miners could face fines totaling four to eight million dollars if the walkout continues. John L. Lewis defies a government contempt trial while industry leaders and lawmakers weigh steps to end the strike and keep coal supplies flowing.
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Lewis
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Federal District Court
Washington
T. Alan Goldsborough
Joseph Padaway
AFL
United States
Uncle Sam
Edward R. Burke
Southern Coal Producers Association
Knowland
Calif
Truman
Death Decreed for 2 German Generals in Rome
A British military court sentenced Lt. Gen. Kurt Maeltzer and Col. Gen. Eberhard von Mackensen to death by shooting for the Ardeatine caves massacre in Rome after 335 Italian hostages were killed in reprisal. Defendants accepted the verdict calmly as Italian spectators cheered. The ruling awaits review by Lt. Gen. Sir John Harding.
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Rome
Eberhard von Mackensen
Nuernberg
Kurt Maeltzer
Mackensen
John Harding
Mediterranean
Weather synopsis for North Carolina and reading of daily conditions
Official weather data shows little temperature change in North Carolina with a lightly cooler trend inland on Sunday. The report lists temperatures and rainfall for multiple cities including Charlotte Greensboro High Point Raleigh Wilmington and others with a 24 hour period ending 8:30 am.
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North Carolina
Bunnees
Charlotte
Weath
Rainer
Chicago
Columbia
Denver
Detroit
Evansville
Galveston
Greensboro
High Point
Jacksonville
Little Rock
Los Angeles
Memphis
Meridian
Miami
Mitchell
New York
Raleigh
San Antonio
San Fran
Spartanburg
Washington
Wilmington
Educator Calls for Higher Salaries to Save Schools
Dr. Dennis H. Cooke, president of East Carolina Teachers College, told the Eastern North Carolina Press association in Greenville that teachers must receive more attractive salaries to attract capable people. He warned that current pay cannot sustain skilled educators needed to lead schools.
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Greenville
Dennis H. Cooke
East Carolina Teachers College
Eastern North Carolina Press Association
Cooke
Women Jurors Now Legal in North Carolina
Raleigh reports that after a November 5 constitutional amendment allowing women to serve on juries, state courts consider practical steps. Ralph Moody suggests courts may summon women or include their names in jury scroll boxes to prevent appeals based on prior exclusion.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Ralph Moody
Moody
Doomed Kiddie Andy Painter Celebrates Birthday
In Detroit on Thanksgiving, eight year old Andy Painter marked his birthday and Christmas, celebrating with family and seven playmates despite doctors saying he has a short time to live from throat cancer. He sat in a wheelchair as loved ones gathered around a Christmas tree.
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Detroit
Andy Painter
Andy
Fire Wipes Out Reserve Stocks at Neiman Marcus Dallas
A basement fire at Neiman Marcus in Dallas caused more than 500000 dollars in damage destroying reserve stocks. The five story building, heavily decorated for Christmas, released dense smoke as owner and manager teams assessed the loss.
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Dallas
Tex
Neiman Marcus
Robert A. Ross
One Defendant Freed In Irregular Voting Cases
Franklin November 80 Two justices of the peace investigated charges of irregularities in the November 5 election freed one defendant and bound another over to Macon county superior court James Hauser marker Franklin precinct bound over on a charge of marking a vote contrary to a voter's wishes The case sent to the higher court due to conflicting testimony James J Mann chairman county board of elections dismissed charges against him for failing to deliver absentee ballots hauser testified he did not touch the ballot Hastings said he wished to vote straight Republican ticket but Hauser marked it straight Democratic ballots not placed in ballot box and retained by Hastings
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Franklin
Justices of the Peace
Anothr
Macon County Superior Court
James Hauser
C. A. Setzer
Robert Stamey
Hawuser
Frank Hastings
Hauser
Hastings
James J. Mann
County Board of Elections
John H. Dean
Republican Executive Committee
Five Tons of Sugar Stolen in Philadelphia Heist
Thieves seized six tons of sugar from the Frank H Fleer gum factory in a coal truck trailer after pinning a watchman at pistol point for four hours. Raymond Hall, 42, guided the guard to a courtyard box where signals fed to a protective agency, but the thieves missed the 4 30 a m report and fled as police moved in.
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Philadelphia
Frank H. Fleer Corporation
Raymond Hall
Hall
Soviet Offers Problem in Arms Control Debate
De Witt Mackenzie analyzes whether Soviet concessions signal genuine peace or a temporary shift. He notes progress on Trieste regime and a Danube navigation dispute, while warning against premature celebration amid ongoing veto rights and broader postwar reconciliation efforts.
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de Witt MacKenzie
Russia
Finnegan
Trieste
Germany
Europe
Canube
Council of Foreign Ministers
Danube
Wholesale Prices Jump to 26 Year High
Wholesale prices rose 1.1 percent in the week ending November 23 to 137.3 percent of the 1926 average, the highest since 1920. Food costs climbed 0.5 percent from the prior week and 51.8 percent from a year ago, as the index covers 900 commodities.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Child Loses Life In Drain In Ossining
In Ossining New York on November 30 two year old Robert Fulton Abercrombie third watched his cat enter a storm drain his nearly four year old sister Judith followed and fell four feet into the catch basin Robert slid into the hole feet first and his head wedged the neighbor failed to free him and he died Judith and the cat were saved unharmed
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Ossining
N. Y
Robert Fulton Abercrombie
Judith
Robert
Soviets Demobilize Troops for Postwar Rebuild
The Soviet Union orders fourth postwar demobilization by end of 1946. Unlisted and non-commissioned land troops in older age groups will shift to industry farming or education. A Moscow crowd greeted the first group from Germany as demobilization expands across military districts and former enemy regions.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Supreme Soviet
Germany
Moscow Radio
London
Berlin
Frank A. Keating
Marshall Vassily D. Sokolovsky
Russia
New Yorker Metrologist Convicted of Trading with Enemy
Lewis Warner a 23 year old meteorologist from New York City was convicted by an army court martial in Berlin on charges of illicit trading with Germans. He was fined 2500 dollars with a 10 month payment plan. Default leads to six months confinement of hard labor. He was found guilty of violating rules against trading with the enemy for profit and unlicensed export import actions with family members.
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Berlin
Lewis Warner
New York City
Warner
Philippine President backs U.S. bases in Luzon pact
President Manuel Roxas announced a mutual defense bases agreement with the United States during a national heroes day address. He said Filipino scouts will primarily man the bases and urged congress to grant citizenship retention to these troops, noting the special U.S.-Philippines relationship.
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Camp O'Donnell
Luzon
P. I
Manuel Roxas
United States
United States Army
Philippine Scouts
Roxas
Manila
Washington
Bataan
Caribou
Crack Scouts
Drunk Found In Plush Casket
In Detroit at Wright Funeral parlors a man climbed into an empty plush casket and dozed until discovered. Sharon King told Judge Paul E Krause he had been drinking and entered the mortuary by mistake. He was fined $10 with a warning to stay out of places like that.
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Detroit
Wright Funeral
Recorder’s Court
Sharon King
Paul FE. Krause
King
Britisher Urges Free Research Amid Socialization Push
Sir Stafford Cripps urged the state to keep hands off research during the Royal Society anniversary dinner in London. Cripps, a key government figure, spoke as Britain considers broad socialization of enterprise.
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London
Stafford Cripps
Royal Society
Board of Trade
Englishman Praises America As Most Civilized Nation
English journalist Paul Holt says in New York that America is the most civilized country, a twenty four hour society where work, leisure and vice coexist and individualism thrives. He notes America’s vigor and discovery driven spirit and suggests faith in money has faded.
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Holt
America
Pastors' Haven Aim of Church
Durham leaders plan a retirement home community for Methodist ministers with funds raised over the next two years. The project estimated at 1.5 million dollars would provide a conference wide haven for about 500 retired preachers. No site chosen. the board favors the Durham area.
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Durham
Henderson
W. V. McRae
Board of Methodist Retirement Homes
More Than 50 Die From Cold in Shanghai
Shanghai reports a severe cold wave with more than 50 deaths from exposure last night. Officials say the toll may set a new daily record for weather related fatalities.
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Shanghats
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