China protests to Russians over border violation
China announced it would protest to both the Soviet government and Outer Mongolia over alleged border incursions into Sinkiang Province. Chinese officials say Mongolian troops supported by Soviet markings crossed into Chinese territory, with fighting continuing and casualties reported on both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Nankine
Moscow
Sinkiang
Muna
Chang Yuang-Chang
Foreign Office
Tyseblen
Megelian i
Chima Gn
Peltashan
Faihyea
Eaelier
Betable
Hare
Bongolism
Mayor Vann Rescues Black Youth From Lynch Mob in Alabama
In Hurtsboro Alabama an 11 year old Black child was saved from a white mob by Mayor Vann and local officials. The mob reportedly planned to avenge an alleged assault near the center of town, but the mayor urged calm and released the youth to await legal proceedings. The incident underscores the town’s tension as authorities intervene to prevent mob violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurtsboro
Ala
Hurt Vani
Spiuth
Jimmy Hursis
Locatape & Southern
Harris
Vann
J. M. Rutherford
Pil
HT. Ellivan
Godin Bush
Jackson
Rick Square
X. C. Bush
Bime Golf
Give
Wana
Rod
Met
Robbery gang pursuit after Wheatland bank heist
A posse of about 260 officers chased a holdup gang that robbed the Bank of Amenda branch near Grass Valley, taking roughly $12,000 and wounding six officers. One suspect was arrested in Maryland, Calif, and booked. Officers John Dower and Lyle Prothero were among those wounded.
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Marysville
Cal
Squirrel Creek
Cross Valley
Land
Sacre
Nivnte
Fank of
Amenda
Herert Hartigan
Harrison
Don Medlin
Formaz Nm
Grass Valley
Garsson Admits Taxes Not Paid Bribe Trial Update
Henry Garsson acknowledged failure to file income tax returns for Cumberland Lumber Company in Prestonsburg Kentucky. He argued the company was his business and not the government’s view of partnership. Garsson and brothers Henry and Murray Garsson face bribe conspiracy charges linked to wartime payments and data requests from Andrew J May.
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Henry Garsson
Cumberland Lumber Company
Prestonsburg
Garsson
Andrew J. May
Then & Kentucky Demcratic Congress
Garsgor
May
House Military Committee
Henry
Murray Garsson
Prospects For Quick End Of Sugar Rationing Brightened
The United States will receive a larger sugar allotment, boosting hopes for ending household rationing. The increase, about five pounds per person, comes from higher Cuban sugar imports and changes in allocations by the International Emergency Food Council. Officials say supplies for the second half of the year should allow rationing to end if political action permits.
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U. S
Industria
United States
Shwite
United
Food Council
Agriculture Department
Institutiona Amd
Induabriat
Agriewltice Department
Henze
House Banking Committee Np
Morrison City Girl Shot On Way To Work
Morrison City nineteen twenty six year old Caltie Stewart of Morrison City was shot in the face while walking to work near Gate City. Jim Davidson of Gate City is charged in connection with the shooting and later reported threats, with Deputy Sheriff MB Witt of Sullivan County leading the investigation at Holston Valley Hospital where Stewart said she did not know her attacker.
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Caltie Stewart
Miegrison City
Gate City
Jim Povidson
Sherrif MB Witt
Sullivan County
Miss Stewart
Caunhy Pees Offigers
Holstom Valley
Marsity Hospital
Jones
Case City
Witt
Bill Stewart
Misa Stewart
Couxtable J
Monty
Upenarch
Taylor Batley
Walkout Ties Up Frisco Bay Area Transit Strike
A bay area walkout halted key transportation in the East San Francisco Bay region and disrupted the San Francisco Oakland Bay Bridge. About 300000 riders faced delays as the strike spread from Sacramento to Los Angeles. The plan involved wage and hour changes, with 3080 bus and Bay Bridge electric train drivers ordered to report by 4 2 00 hours and set up picket lines. Commenters planned motor pool efforts to cross the bridge to San Francisco.
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UmpEn
Ganton
San Francisco Bay Area
San Francisco- Oakland Bay Bridge
California
Sacramutsy
Los Angeles
Sas‘fom Wolkout
Dri ‘Am Apl
Union
Palling
Bay Bridge
Warthos
San Praneisco
Wari
Davis Denies Murder in Slaying of Florence McAllister
Bruce Davis a 7-year-old airplane mechanic from Kingsport Tennessee testified that he did not kill Florence McAllister whose battered body was found Dec 16 at an old farmhouse near Burtonsville Maryland. He described his movements around Thanksgiving and denied involvement as prosecutors questioned a hammer he allegedly saw. Sheriff officials said the district attorney’s office rejected a deputy’s bond claim and stated McAllister had been his companion years earlier.
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Fhngerstown
Wid
Bruce
Davis
Kingeport
Tes
Florencr McAllister
Burtonsville
B. Myles
Florence McAllister
Tsee
Kens
Witt
George Cox
Bruce Davis
Triak
Peceratown
Serif
Blogntville
Con Bey
Oubskirts
Washington
I C
Baltimore
Glenn L. Martin
Florence
Ute
Tennessee
Ming
WfcAlister
Kingsport
Atlanta
Stroridh
Testi Gad
Briggs Plant Wage Accord Averts Motive Strike Crisis
Briggs and UAW reached a wage agreement averting a plant strike that would have halted Ford and Chrysler output. The deal raised pay for 2,000 non production workers and 28 engineers, with total annual wage costs around 9.9 million. The settlement, announced by Briggs executives and UAW leaders, also covers seven maintenance workers and subsets of engineers, delaying potential sales and production losses across the auto industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Briggs
CRO Unitek Auto Workers
Omy Houwva
Packard
Chayston
Pressed Steel Department
Seid
Briges-Uaw
Genta
Art Hone
Jodmt
Briggs’ View
Walter Oy Brigga, Jr
UAW
Epil Macey
Elen
Nngeenses
Rome
Ford
Rouge
UAW~ CO
Churchill Undergoes Hernia Operation
Winston Churchill, age 62, underwent hernia surgery this morning in London. Doctors report his condition satisfactory and expect him to remain idle for at least a month, as he recovers from the operation. The bulletin was signed by five doctors including prime minister wartime physician Sir Thomas Bunsall and Royal College of Physicians president Sir Eeth Moran.
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London
Winston Chivehitt
Sdeeser
Churchill
Elesant
House of Commons
lTeth Moran
Royal College of Physicians
Churshil
Thomas Bunsall
King George
Paving Of Nine City Streets Is Approved
The Board of Mayors and Aldermen approved paving nine city streets including eight inch thick paving in the business district and six inch wider residential streets. Stacey Brothers of FoHPson City won the bid at 151,202. Knoxville Testing Co. hired to perform concrete tests over two months, with 2,200 dollars for the testing phase. Local property owners supported the project despite higher costs, and expert tests will ensure concrete meets state highway standards.
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Gstvem
Board of Mayors and Aldermen
Buennese
W. OB. McKinaia
Hnowville
Cor
Tve
Knoxlive Bris
N.comk.co
Moultain
Cis
Stecot
City approves school bonds and improvements plan
The Board of Mayor and Aldermen approved elementary school bonds totaling 720000 and a 1500 suet city improvement issue as part of a 3200000 statewide school bond program. Bond issues will fund Jackson and Lincoln schools and measure repayment over 20 years. Also on agenda were drainage ordinances extending to alleys with storm sewers and stop signs at two intersections, plus certification of last Saturday's city election results.
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Jsckson
Lincoln
J, JR
Potktal
Mill Road
SASCO
Wataege
Lemont
Linwille
Longvlear
Repairs Delay For Massive China Dam Threatening Millions
An American engineer warned that the Sungari River dam under Chinese government control is in danger of catastrophic failure. Heavy floods and political turmoil between Communists and Nationalists delay emergency repairs that could save over a million people in the region. trains and rail shipments to the site are disrupted as authorities race to shore up the structure amid distrust and unrest.
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Peiping
Hivis
Manchuria
Sungari
Toutta
Argest
John
Cotton
Port Brugs
Cait
Bavne
Bivins
Belo Kirin
Kiriste
Muleden
State Of Siege Hinted In France Over Rail Strikes
Premier Ramadier weighs declaring a nationwide state of siege as talks with the CGT falter over a week of strikes. Rail workers across all departments in French Algeria joined a broad morning walkout amid transportation paralysis and ongoing demands from light gas and power plant workers.
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Paria
Paul Ramadier
General Confederation of Labor
CGT
Tve-Tay
Ramadier
French
Algeria
Renadier
Jand
Street Scenes Ban Report From Downtow n
Fragmentary street scene notes describe a ban and disturbances on a downtown street. Mentions a man at a store, a singing figure atop a water tower, and shoppers with various scenes including a shoe shine and a boy pondering food items.
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Nencinlauthy
Jerony
Downtowrn Street
Troshand
Acadeey
Abu
Ua. Bens
George McGarward Presses Tax Cut Bill Approval
Senator George McGarward today urged Treasury Secretary Snyder to push President Truman to sign a Republican tax cut bill. He warned a veto would stall reductions, while his allies expect a January action or an override. The measure faces debate over community property changes and potential double taxation on corporate dividends.
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Vebin
Tex Raves Oryti
Georgia
Senate Finance Committee
Camrot
Erwerdsn
Bilt.orge
Snyder Ap Portunly
Min R-Guial
Finance Committee
Republicmans
Millikin
Gevern
George Sid & Bit
Chenant
Geerge
U S Protest Over Hungary Coup Sparks Three-Power Inquiry
The United States lodged a strong protest with the Soviet Union over Hungary's government, calling for a three power investigation. The State Department said it may take the case to the United Nations if Russia does not provide satisfactory information, with copies sent to Moscow and London.
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Washington
Rusia
Hungary
State Department
United Nations
Bieta Deparument Officiels
V. B. Sviridov
Bungay
Moscow
Lon
Russia
Truman Defends Peace Policy Before Canadian Parliament
President Truman addressed the Canadian Parliament in formal attire promising aid to nations seeking peace without coercion or intimidation. He urged world recovery through assistance to willing countries while stressing mutual respect and national self-rule. The speech followed Prime Minister Mackenzie King’s remarks on the cancer of breaking peace, drawing Canadian admiration for U.S. leadership.
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Otlaws
Truman
United States
House of Commons
Americas
St. Lauremce
United Seates
Canada
Merdeind
Towits
Matty
Mir
Troma
W. T. Mackennzie King
Hursar
Falk
Paige
Four GIs Taken By French Police
Four of the eight GE fugitives who escaped from Mannheim military prison were captured by French police in Mirecourt near Nancy last night. The men allegedly hijacked a rifle from a U.S. Army Lieutenant during the escape and fled to a cafe, where French authorities closed in without a fight, bringing the total captured to four.
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Beidelbert
Mannheim
France
U.S
Mississippi Flood Threatens Missouri River Valley Towns
Floodwaters from the Mississippi and Missouri Rivers push into Iowa Illinois and Missouri. Evacuations underway as levees strain under rising waters near Hannibal Quincy Ottumwa Des Moines and Alexandria. Army engineers warn danger remains with hundreds of thousands displaced and areas still vulnerable after levee breaks and record crest levels.
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Palmer
Missouri
Mississippi
Coast Guard
Meather Bureau
Ottumwa
Des Moines River
Fawa
Alexandria
Suruiday
Cantor
Hannibal
Gromyko urges tighter global atom controls
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko pressed the United Nations Atomic Energy Commission for a world commission to oversee all facilities involved in mining production and stockpiling of atomic weapons. He argued such a body would require access to data and sites, while maintaining a framework with veto powers, and favored progress toward concrete tasks though opposing an immediate ban on the bomb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
United Nations
World Commission
Iasilitioa
Dignty
Andrei A. Grompko
UN Atomic Energy Commission
Security Council Rs Mare
Gromyko
Fuidiling
Te Tasluy
Commission
Esterday Gromyke
Tixet
Atomic Energy Commission
Meade Due Progrvass
Hie
Uniex
Vtawpainc
Crofayka
Rhe Ful Commission
Central Commission
Altais
San Fo Seeks Peace Talks Halt With Red Element Out
Dr Sun Yat-sen’s American-educated son says China cannot reopen peace talks with the Communists as widespread resentment deepens. He cautions gradual improvement will take time and notes elections likely cannot be held by September due to civil war and lack of experience. He foresees only partial constitutional reform and warns against immediate solutions while large-scale computer goods purchases are tied to economic needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Fo
Bramel Ashi
Sun
Sun ¥At-Sen
Republic
Solutan
Chin
de Statzid
China
Sum
Ching
Aircraft Carrier Hit By Explosion Damages Reported
Seventeen workmen and crew members of the 37 000 ton aircraft carrier Valkry Porge were scalded today when a broker steam rupture affected the ship's No 2 fireroom. Twenty men were taken to Philadelphia Oval Hospital with burns from minor to second degree. The rest were treated aboard ship. many injured are crew members.
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Pinfadgenoma
Valkry Porge
Navy Public Relations
A & Spokesman
Philadelphia Oval Hospital
Sik' Bay
Patie
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Citizens & Holdup Gang
Frisco Bay Area
Hammer
Memphis
Fenn
Ee Fe
Mcallister
Bainbridge, Md
George
St. Louis
St. Levie
Quincy
W. IM. Leaf
Hinnnibal
Missouri River
Glamcow-Boonvivie
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