New approach to atomic control sparks U N debate
LAKE SUCCESS N Y Oct 16 An American proposal for selective direct inspections of atomic activity aims to avoid antagonizing nations while ensuring oversight. The United States urges demonstrations of necessity and minimized resentment, while Russia maintains the American plan infringes sovereignty and seeks broader authority for atom control.
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N. Y
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Russia
United Nations Atomic Energy Commission
Commission
Soviet
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Nazi Leaders Put to Death in Jurys Yard Execution
The jail yard execution chamber witnessed the hanging of ten top Nazi leaders including Goering and Kaltenbrunner after their trials. Witnesses reported the grim procession, final words, and the methodical removal of bodies as Col. Andrus announced Goering's cyanide death and the subsequent proceedings.
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Seyss-Inquart
Goering
Reichsmarshal
Smith
Wilhelm Hoegner
Bavaria
Mondorf
Louis de Roche
Col
Andrus
Arthur Gaeth
Sauckel
Streicher
Heil Jitler
Adele
Witresses
Rosenberg
Ribbentrop
Germany
Keitel
U. S
Allied Contre Council
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Negro Students Return To Class In Robeson County
About 400 Negro students expected to resume classes today after a strike over deplorable conditions ended last night. The decision followed the Robeson board of county commissioners freeing 167000 for construction of two Negro schools and launching a building program at once. Alfalfa is the bath its plant belonging to Neegele family.
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Lumberton
Parent-Teacher Association
Robison
Typewriter Thief Foiled by Faculty at Ligget School
In Detroit a group of women faculty chased a man carrying a missing typewriter from Ligget School during its fall opening. Ten typewriters were reported stolen. the intruder fled behind a campus bush and disappeared after a short chase, as police were summoned.
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Detroit
INS
Theothres
Wall Ewing's Attorney to Appeal Verdict
Fayetteville report says Wall C. Ewing plans to appeal his manslaughter conviction in Cumberland Superior Court. Judge R Hunt Parker sentenced him to 18 to 20 years. Ewing is free on 25000 bond awaiting the expected state supreme court review in May 1947.
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Fayetteville
Wall C. Ewing
State Supreme Court
James Nance
Cumberland Superior Court
Ewing
R. Hunt Parker
Uison
Supreme Court
Goering Dies By Own Action in Prison Confession
In Nuremberg Goering reportedly died by his own action amid security warren and isolation. Bergold recalls Goering’s taunt after a plea for Bormann and notes constant guard surveillance, restricted contact with counsel, and strict cell confinement before death.
Queen Inaugurates Britain's Postwar Luxury Ship
Molotov hoped to finish Paris peace work after the UN meeting in New York while Britain promotes Atlantic luxury travel. The Queen led the launch of the largest ship afloat, ferried 811,324 troops, logged 492,635 miles, and carried 2,300 passengers including diplomats and aristocrats in the postwar era.
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Paris
Royal Navy
Molotov
United Nations
New York
Britain
England
Elizabeth
Burke
New Italian Opera Talent Set for South American Debut
Florence Italy reports a new Italian operatic talent rising from lean years of Nazi occupation. The artist will debut in major South American theaters in the coming months, signaling a notable international rise in cultural prestige.
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Florence
Italy
Guilford County Labor Trials Set for November Seventh
In Thomasville and Greensboro, multiple hearings are slated for November seventh on union picketing and assault cases. Charles C Causey Garcia Workman T C Brown face charges for allegedly assaulting machinist W L Latham, while Boyce Gantt Roy M Cline Ruth Marr are tied to the Glue Bucket incident involving C L White. Police testimony defended officers in disputes with David E Brown Julia Chaney and other picketers as company witnesses described acts of violence by the protesters.
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Julia Chaney
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Decontrol plan pauses as economy security eyed
Four of twelve on the presidential price and wage controls panel met with Mr. Truman to discuss scrapping decontrol. They noted there is no intention to scrap price controls immediately and hinted at a possible wage controls order this week.
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George W. Taylor
War Labor Board
Eric Johnston
United States Chamber of Commerce
Nathaniel Dyke, Jr
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
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Railway Labor Executives Association
Four Power Ministers to Meet in New York on Satellite Treaties
Byrnes says some nations lack publicity for conference views upsetting mutual understanding. Molotov Bidault Bevin and four power council members plan final action in New York on November 4 on satellite treaties and German pact groundwork. Delegates have drafted peace terms for Italy Bulgaria Hungary Romania and Finland since July 29.
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V. M. Molotov
George Bidault
Ernest Bevin
Britain
New York City
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Romania
Finand
Meat prices soar after decontrol across markets
Price ranges from former ceilings to a dollar a pound and higher as decontrol takes effect. Prime ribs rise from 44 to 61 cents a pound. cow beef at 50 per hundredweight and steer beef 55 to 60. Live hogs hit all time highs in Richmond and Omaha. cattle in Omaha at 380 per hundred pounds.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
New York
New York Daily News
New York Journal- American
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Brooklyn
OPA
Richmond
Omaha
Virginia
North Carolina Hospitals Lag in Rural Births
North Carolina ranks fortieth nationally for babies born in hospitals with only 17.1 percent of rural infants delivered there. The data highlight disparities in access to hospital childbirth services across rural areas.
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North Carolina
A Million Dollars to Relieve Piles
It is estimated that over a million dollars annually is spent on remedies for relieving piles. Peterson's Ointment soothes, cools, and relieves itching in minutes. 35c a box or in tube with applicator. Money back is not offered.
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Peterson
Dizziness Causes and Treatments Outlined
A medical overview explains dizziness from sudden posture changes and ear related causes. It notes Meniere’s disease, possible ear tumor checks, and treatments like sedatives, low salt diet, histamine injections, or nerve surgery when needed.
Reece cites wartime ration controls and election outcome
A 1944 account notes ration controls were eased to aid the campaign and the administration won re election. Soon after, claims arose of errors in food supply estimates leading to reimposed controls and restored ration values.
Harvest Declared Worst Since 1879 by Farmers Union
Britain's National Farmers Union says this year’s harvest is the worst since 1879 and warns that the winter outlook is grim. It cites a shortage of skilled farm labor and machinery intensifying anxiety over the spoiled harvest.
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INL
Britain
National Farmers’ Union
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