Molotov Outline Shapes Post UN Rethink on Disarmament
The article discusses Molotov's recent statement and its parallel to Stalin on international atomic control. It notes American hopes for consensus and Britain’s Conservative stance supporting peacetime conscription. It comments on the broader European situation, the Soviet frontier near the Elbe, and caution about forecasted outcomes amid Allied debates.
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Weather toll from Pacific storm cripples Los Angeles area
The massive Pacific storm battered Southern California with high winds and heavy rains. Laurel Canyon Drive blocked by a fallen oak, as officials struggled to clear routes amid widespread flooding. Snow fell up to 28 inches in the mountains while mud and high waters threatened Norwalk, El Segundo and surrounding farms. E. Brown, 7, Bellflower, died after skidding into a tree in snowbound conditions. several injuries reported as rains tapered after midnight. Los Angeles received 3.30 inches of rain from 2 a.m. to 8 a.m., with heavier totals elsewhere.
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Grain and Provisions Market Mixed Despite Rally in Oats
Chicago oats futures rose over two cents per bushel on strong cash demand and a Holland purchase rumor for December. Corn advanced on market strength while wheat stayed weak. oats closed 14 to 2-1/2 cents higher, corn up about 3-1/2 cents, and wheat around 1/4 cent higher to 1/4 cent lower. Cotton futures in New York turned weak as liquidation and hedge selling pressured prices, with December and May contracts finishing down several cents per bale.
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Republican plan for 1947 tax cuts excludes corporate relief
Republican leaders outlined a two bill 1947 tax plan. A quick 20 percent cut in personal income taxes would be prepared for January, with a longer term bill to simplify excise taxes and adjust the present act. No corporation tax reduction is planned. a balanced budget requires department cuts, with War and Navy affected amid defense disputes.
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Harold Knutson
Mint
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Joseph W. Martin, Jr
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Lconomy
War
Navy
Joint Baptist Fellowship Bridges Black and White Separated South
Savannah reports a historic joint Baptist meeting as Dr W J Riley and Dr Fred Smith urged white and Negro Baptists to unite. Georgia Baptist convention leaders discussed inviting Negroes conducting their general missionary convention to shared sessions. Pinkston praised the move as a practical goodwill effort toward unity.
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American Baptist Theological Seminary
Negro Institute
Nashjville Tenn
Georgia Baptist Convention
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Wingfield Hosts Garden Club Party in Iris Area
Wingfield and Mrs. Gosnell hosted the Sarden Club gathering at Wingfield's home Tuesday with Mrs. Tolleson presiding over business and outlining plans for a $1 Christmas party. Members received pointed plant-cuttings, seeds were exchanged for spring planting, and a salad was served during social hour.
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Clyde Coffee
VEW radio show to feature Arkansas Mountaineers
A VEW sponsored radio program at the city auditorium on Saturday November 16 will showcase James Evans and his Arkansas Mountaineers Little doyele Ezzie Nicklebock Smiling Mack Little Earl Bit and Mary duet. Dick Huddleston of Pine Ridge Arkansas also appears. Lake Success New York invites the public as the best program of its kind to Flope.
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Arkansas
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Ezzie Nicklebock
Smiling Mack
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Mary
Dick Huddleston
Pine Ridge
Economists See Limited Rise After OPA Barriers Fall
Washington reports mixed views as OPA price controls ease. Government officials warn a modest cost of living rise, possibly under five percent, if rents and services stay stable. Analysts differ on the exact impact, noting ongoing inflationary pressures but a smoother postwar transition overall.
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Missing panties case baffles Oklahoma City police
In Oklahoma City on November 12, a police clerk recounts the distress of handling 315 pairs of stolen women’s underwear recovered from clotheslines citywide. Officers arrest a suspect, prompting many women to call to confirm if their property is among the recovered items. The scene leads to awkward remarks from the clerk and a police chief seeking help from a report clerk to manage the situation.
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Predictions Anonymous Help Truman Budget Balance
His anonymous predictions say the approach will likely improve chances that Mr. Truman can balance the 41 billion dollar federal budget for the year ending next June 30. It differs from his plan to cut spending, yet inflation will rise, boosting tax revenues and aiding the administration's end goals with a Republican Congress pursuing cost reductions.
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King George VI opens Parliament in medieval pageantry
London observes a peaceful pageant as King George VI wearing admiral’s uniform opens a new session with Queen Elizabeth at his side in aquamarine. Dukes in morning dress, scarlet ushers, and mink-clad wives mark the ceremony amid guards and ceremonial escorts at Westminster.
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Taoist priests kill two in temple revolt near Peiping
In Peiping on November 1 police reported 36 Taoist priests at the White Cloud temple revolted and burned to death the abbot and a layman after a decade long dispute over temple property. The priests posted a list of alleged crimes at the temple gate and nine others were detained.
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Russia Seeks to Purge Diet Members
Lt. Gen. Kuzma Derevyanko led a motion at the Allied council for Japan to purge 17 Diet members, including a labor leader and a premier's party member, with surprisingly swift action and little friction.
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Bitter clash as delegates back Derevyanko proposal
The article notes a heated exchange between Russian and U S representatives with 17 described as transitionalists including Yorkson Shen and W MacMahon Ball aligning behind Derevyanko. British and Commonwealth figures urged accepting his proposal and demanded evidence at supreme headquarters.
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New Process Makes Plaster Of Paris As Hard As Marble
A newly developed method enables plaster of Paris to harden to marblelike strength and stone durability, illustrating a significant advance in building materials. The statement notes South Africa’s long archaeological timeline before European settlement began over a century and a half ago.
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Historic Baptist meeting bridges white and Negro leaders
A joint gathering featured Dr. Smith and multiple pastors, with Dr. James Merritt praising the event as significant. Speakers urged reconciliation during the Diamond Jubilee of the Negro Baptist convention as white and Black leaders pondered progress since the Civil War, while plans for further fellowship and presidential elections emerged.
Press agents and celebrity cuisine in Manhattan
A wry look at publicity in New York as press agents rent flavor from meals and confessional access. The piece notes celebrities and aspirants dictating personal interest angles, with agents as self-promoting characters shaping columns and even misreported salon misadventures.
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