Byrnes Says U S Will Stand By Peace Conference Pledges
Secretary Byrnes told the Paris peace conference the United States will stand by its agreements but reserves the right to push for adoption of any two thirds opposed recommendation by the council. He urged democracy and openness to the press, noting the Rules Committee approved wider access as the session opened.
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Byrnes
United States
Portigal
Cownell Byrnes
Comrattter
Molotov
Bymes
Saeed Wee
Andrei Vishinaky
Fresdom
General Assembly
Tanlamegoh
Filibuster and Absenteeism Delay House Actions
Congressional filibuster and waning attendance stalled House business on Friday, threatening major bills including terminal pay for service personnel and extra funds for the VA. Leaders clashed over contempt proceedings as Rankin and Marcantonio pressed for action while a conference committee reported on furlough pay and military budget provisions. A Social Security bill and other measures faced possible delays or revisions as the session neared adjournment. A Louisville drowning incident was also reported.
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OFA
Congress
Reve House
Claywber
Committee of Un-American Activities
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Dmiss
Marcantonio
Ant. Ent
Rankin
Senate
Army
Veterans Administration
House
Senate Probers Switch Spotlight On Rep Coffee
The investigative committee shifted focus to alleged reimbursements between Rep Coffee and a Tacoma defense contractor as the probe paused for the illness of Rep May. The body noted possible links to Garsson enterprises and awaits details on who will be examined while Senator Bronklet and others push forward. Coffee admitted a $2900 payment calling it campaign retribution and said the sum was given for constituent service.
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Sunary War Investigating Committee
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Cutfee
Freon
Vaal
War and Justice Deyurtawats
Fords
Malet
Wilrosvey
Ince
Garssun Munitions
Truman
Mead
DNY
Garssim. Enterprises. Has
May
Combine
Iis
Heary
Murray Garsson
Anderson
Seven Speakers Named for Sullivan County Mass Meeting
The Citizens Committee announced seven speakers to address tonight’s nonpartisan mass meeting at the Civic Auditorium focusing on law enforcement in Sullivan County. Presiding officer Julia B. Williams will lead. speakers include Rev. Per Witt, Rev. Edwin White, Mrs. Jaman Rigby, We, Winders, WJ Peklide, R. Ly Peters Jr, and Wilmor S Todd. The event stresses turnout and county growth tied to election issues.
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Thaz
Julia B. Willams
Ger
Ke Onder
Per Witt
Edwin White
Mra Jaman Rigby
Winders
WJ Pekwlide
R. Ly Peters, Jr
Wilmor S Todd
Elthadas Somites
Sullivar
Isaxe
SullWan County
Sullivan County
Candidates In State Races Take To The Air
Nashville coverage summarizes final day of campaigning before Tennessee primaries. Speakers across cities including Chattanooga Nashville and Memphis push for McKellar Carmack and McCord with radio appeals from Lewisburg and Memphian supporters praising civic leadership and predicting clear victories.
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Tenndasee
Pristary Clettiony
Garden
Browning
Chattanooga
Jthy
Temmons
Redward Ward Carmack
U. S
K. D. McKellar
Tip McCord
McKellar
Taylor
Lewisberz
Lagenieht
Ee Gwion
Mem
Memphis
McCord
Times
Ceumny
Carmack
Mashville
McKeller
Gemret
OPA Grants Boost In Men's Clothes
Washington report states the Department of Price Stabilization approved a general price rise for men s shirts robes and pajamas and an additional increase for boys dress shirts and men s low priced sports shirts with noted limits. The agency said the maximums approach 31.04 on dress shirts 1.64 on certain shirt types and 125.9 for another category.
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DPS
Gren
All Boys
Hays
Britain Accepts U S Offer To Merge Occupation Zones
Britain agrees in principle to merge the British and American occupation zones in Germany. The announcement, via Minister Philip Noel-Baker, notes France and the Soviet Union are hoped to join, with diplomats predicting rapid Russian refusal but possible French concurrence.
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Germany
House of Commoner
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Fradee
U.S. State Department
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Russia
Prange
Noel-Suker
Hansard
Telexriph
Noe Barker
Frence
Marines Repel Ambush on Supply Convoy in China Fight
A U S Marines unit on a replacement convoy near Piping in China fought a four hour battle with an estimated 300 Red forces. Four Marines were killed and about 20 wounded amid ambush tactics and grenades. The attackers, some in bluish green Communist uniforms, reportedly used a road ambush to attempt a convoy capture before Marines withdrew under heavy fire. The incident raised tensions as officials suggested provocation from Marine incursions into Communist areas.
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Rea
Nanking
Chow En-tai
Chute
Pred J. Frees
Stow Falls, & Cr
Tréntain
Sak
James West
Cincinnati
Freea
West
Etfichert Mcfcane
Frees
Peiping
Associated Press
Frugka
Kingsport Man Seeks Sight After 30 Years Blindness
Albert Quitlen, 30, of Kingsport, travels to Vanderbilt University Hospital for eye examination with hopes an operation will restore sight lost as an infant after facial disease. Accompanied by L. B. Pepper, he has lived by feeling and a sharpened other senses for 28 years while awaiting possible restoration and balancing risk with cautious optimism.
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Clyde Quillen
Venter
Vanderbilt University
Albert Quitlen
American Airlines
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Wio
Minthrilx
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Vanderbilts' University Hospital
Iigs
Clyde
L. 3
Pepper
Tennessee Society For Crippled
Guivaree
Tennessee Society
Tar Ha
Virginia school officials weigh aid for veterans housing
Scott County school authorities plan a Saturday meeting at the courthouse with prospective college students unable to register due to housing and teaching staff shortages. Superintendent Charles Starnes leads the discussion on easing Virginia students into higher education, aided by statewide education leaders and Governor Tuck. A statewide study will map housing, staffing, and access to shape new instruction plans.
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Wurese
Sete
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Courthouse Acre
College Stude
Charles Starnes
Achoois Hn
Virgina
Virginia
Saturiay
University of Virginia
Association of College Presidents
William M. Tuck
State Department of Education
Am Clearhng House of Information
Otel
Dominion
Unregistered Vets Faced With Voting Restrictions
Unregistered veterans discharged since registration cannot now register for the August election. Only those who pre registered or recently changed residence may obtain free poll tax receipts and vote. Officials note limited days to register and deadline impacts in Sulivan County and surrounding areas.
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Warley Fula
Sulivan
Morday
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Faia
Grays
Dry
Tle
Woltemberger
Fire Claims Three In Frisco Berhart Hotel Blaze
In San Francisco a basement fire at the 106 room Berhart Hotel trapped workers and guests. Firemen battled heavy flames for hours. three men died and at least two were rescued or treated for smoke injuries. Estimated property loss about 200000 dollars. 240 people evacuated. Acting Fire Chief Martin Kearns said the cause was undetermined and the blaze was among the citys worst in a decade.
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Fie
Martin Kewran
Charles Lymech
Way
Carms
Kearns
Bel Stoge Ber
Mary EB. Pergy
Arent Plremen
Jack Marshmll
Nagato Newest Victim Of A Bomb In Bikini Atoll
The Nagato, one of Japan’s two prewar battleships, sank after a distant underwater explosion near Bikini Atoll. The 22,720 ton vessel endured multiple strikes, including earlier damage in the Philippines and near Yokosuka, and joins the list of ships affected in the U S atom bomb tests. Admiral Blandy’s revised ship score notes the New York as a damaged unit in the same operation.
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Aiipa
Philippines
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Bilin
Fasie
Vier Adm
Blandy
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Tel Aviv Held Under House Arrest by British Troops
British forces placed Tel Aviv's 20,000 residents under a dawn curfew in a search for suspects linked to the Jerusalem synagogue hotel bombing. The operation aims to arrest 2,000 to 3,000 people, with house-to-house searches for arms caches and underground group members.
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Sing David
Jerusalem
Wnodar
Pale of
Gem
Alan Cunningham
Ftory
Yigieenefew
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Organi
Organi ‘Izations As Irguy Zvai Leomiong
Stern Gang
Nourse Confident Nation Can Avert Economic Slumps
Edwiert C. Nourse expressed confidence the United States can avoid inflation and deflation. He said cooperation between labor and business and government is essential as he awaits Senate confirmation to chair the president's economic advisers council.
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Edwiert C. Nourse
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Charman
Council of Etomoric Advisers
Compress
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Newrge
Blely
Brodingy Institution
Senate Banking Committee
Leom Ht Neyserling
Nie Tsonal Housing Agency
John
Clark
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University of Nebraska
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