Refugee policy debate on DP admissions and Nazi past claims
A fragment critiques U S refugee policy arguing for admitting displaced persons from Soviet domination regions and asserts that immigration authorities favor welcoming DPs. It contends critics push a partisan view and calls for quick Congress inquiry into DP bill decisions amid accusations of lax handling of Nazi era refugees.
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Czechoslovakia
Germaniv
Hiller
Stalin
D ‘Ag
Disagreement over Alexander charges in Civil Service case
A long dispute unfolds over charges against Alexander in a civil service matter. Key steps include department hearings, possible discipline or dismissal, and Alexander’s right to appeal to the Civil Service Commission. Investigators consider the case a potential test of due process and handling procedures amid ongoing inquiries.
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Darshall
Ecess
United Nations
Éxander
Ales
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Alexi
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Bevin Sees Hyderabad Invasion As Aggression
British Foreign Secretary Bevin condemned India's invasion of Hyderabad as a flagrant breach of the princely state's agreement. He warned that U N action to curb the attack would aid its reputation and potentially avert widespread suffering. Eden described Communist uprisings in Malaya Burma and Siam as part of a common pattern. Bevin urged firm action to end terror in Malaya and warned that yielding would threaten global peace.
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Tyderabad
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U.N
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Eden
U. N
Paris
Malaya
Burma
Siam
Truman Wins Amid Party Tactics and Rift
Fragmented OCR text describes Truman election results and internal party maneuvering. It mentions a large vote, a recommendation to the national committee, and substitutions involving Houston and Temple figures. The readability is poor with garbled phrases and incomplete names.
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Peplace Wright Morrow
Houston
Troy Exity
Byron Skejton
Temple
Hear Jealer
St Louis Livestocks Market Report Sept 15 Price ranges
Market notes from National Stockyards Illinois show hogs 28 to 29.75 with top shifts, cattle steady to higher on midgrade and fat cattle, sows and boars priced, lambs weak as packers bid lower. Poultry and produce prices steady with slight declines on fowls and poultry meat. New York stocks edged lower with mixed activity and notable anti trust and political policy mentions.
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National Stockyards
Chicago
Hilanee Weith
Qu-41
New York cotton market shows weak overall tone
In New York trading September and nearby cotton futures hovered near unchanged to slightly higher as producers pressed for selling. Prices held a moot attractively firm level with minor gains amid fluctuating quotes and light demand, while the market showed a cautious stance on next moves.
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New Orleans Cotton Market Has a Turbulent Session
A scrambled OCR notably misreads the market chatter with references to cotton prices, deliveries and regional agents. The garbled lines hint at sales, months, and prices but fail to form clear entities or outcomes.
Republicans Seize Senate Fight as Dewey Tour Aims High
Washington reports a intensified GOP bid to gain four Senate seats as Dewey eyes a western tour to bolster presidential chances. Key targets include Iowa Colorado New Mexico and West Virginia with AFL opposition mounting against several Republican incumbents. Dewey plans to visit Wyoming Oklahoma and West Virginia while campaign strategists stress a national landslide to help Republicans hold or expand their Senate margin.
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Man Without Country widens world in United Nations area
Paris Sept 15 Garry Davis the man without a country who renounced citizenship to be a citizen of the world widened his reach today by posing for photographs in the middle of a boulevard near the U N restaurant and meeting halls at the Palais de Nations, asserting the street was inviolable under U N extraterritoriality and courting humanity for a world without passports.
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United Nations Assembly
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Eye Witness Accounts Chamberlains Peace Bid 1938
An eye witness recounts Neville Chamberlain’s 1938 flight to Berchtesgaden to meet Adolf Hitler and press for peace. The conference yields only a vague communique and heightens tension as France and Britain seek a solution amid war threats.
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Clash Averted in California Oil Strike
In Richmond California at the Standard Oil refinery a potential effort to pass AFL maintenance workers through CIO picket lines was blocked. Police monitored crowds as hundreds of strikers gathered near the refinery gate while union cordons remained fixed and a loudspeaker urged peaceful conduct to spare reporters from rough treatment.
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Farmer Sentenced to Life by Jackson Jury
Newport, Sept. 16. Googe Washington Hunt, 66, was sentenced to life imprisonment by a Jackson county circuit jury after being convicted yesterday of first degree murder in the March 28 shooting death of neighbor Napoleon Winkles, 70, whose home near here was the scene of the crime. The jury deliberated 27 minutes. The report notes other unrelated items on labor action and oil industry negotiations, but the main story centers on Hunt’s murder conviction and life sentence.
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