Agency Plans To Present Jewish Case To United Nations
The Jewish Agency executive is set to outline plans for presenting the Jewish case in Palestine to the United Nations. It is understood the proposal would demand unlimited Jewish immigration to Palestine, governed by absorptive capacity, with leaders including Rabbi Abba Fillet Sheer and Dr Nahum Goldman coordinating in New York. The move coincides with the departure of Sir Alan Cunningham to report on aviation in the region, and amid underground calls for economic boycotts against British rule.
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Jerusalem
Palestine
United Nations
United States
Abba Fillet Sheer
Cleveland
Obi
Nahum Goldman
Lenedon
New York
Cunningham
Pepacis
Alva. Cunningham
Beitive
London
Moly Land
G . A. Macmillan
Ingun
Brport
Teporiett
Balta
Crom
Dua
Seodow
Fae
Senate Debates Tax Cuts Delays Ahead of Action
Senate Demos push to delay income tax cuts while Congress weighs total cost of government. On tax reduction plans in the House, Speaker Martin signals a vote soon with reconciliation hinges on funding and debt retirement. Republican Taft backs large cuts, policy chairmen clash over timing as negotiators weigh a $3.8 billion tax reduction against the President’s budget.
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Congress
George Toy Domsevat
Senate Finance Committee
House
Cardon
George
Martin
R-Masa
Wight
Newt Ydor
Senator Fast
Ohio
Cepertadly
Ka Favors
Taft
Senate House
Truman
Har
Potsdam talks hinge on Austrian reparations dispute
At Potsdam, US deputy foreign minister Clark pressed to block reparations claims against Austria in a draft Austrian peace treaty. Russian deputy Feodore Gousev warned the Potsdam agreement must be respected and cautioned that Yugoslav demands would not be opened for discussion, while American and Yugoslav positions split.
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Fatecow
Mariev Clark
Austria
Potsdam
Anmericar
Feodore Gousev
Truman
Stalin
Atvles
Britain Pushes Test of Sincerity at UN World Disarmament Debate
Britain plans a test of sincerity at the United Nations Commission on Disarmament as delegates open talks on arms reductions. Sir Alexander Cadogan opened the meeting, while Soviet and American positions clashed over principles, inspections, and sovereignty.
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Britain
Tate Succes
United Nations
Hoey
Alexander Cadogan
Paw
Cadogan
Army Transport Crashes Kill Three Near Cartden
Army transport aircraft crashed fourteen miles north of Cartden killing three occupants. Shaw Field announced the fatalities but withheld names pending next of kin notification. The crash occurred during a night flight from Fepe Field to Fos Brags, near the Cammem Army Air Base.
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Cartden
Army Air Base
Shaw Bott
Shaw Field
Fepe
Foz Brags
Wuxillery
Acheson Rules Out U S Troops for Greece and Turkey
Wisconsin strike ends as 3600 CIO Auto Workers resume work at Atti Chalmers plant after a wage rise of 18 cents per hour. Union seeks 20 cent hike, union shop, and grievance procedure. Company says production costs reach 45 million, dispute over contract persists. Union leaders vow to continue fight.
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Wis
CIO
Atti Chalmers Manufacturing Company
Snc Unten
Duke
Nation
Metbers
Minusterec
Robert Buse
Guy
Sac
Walter Geist
Emvaloyes
Desroy
Geist
Wqsa
Lebker Atte
Hirott Christoffel
Josup Dombeck
Tia Company
Acheson urges U S investment for southern Korea economy
US Undersecretary Acheson told Congress that Washington must invest funds to shore up southern Korea’s economy as Soviet blocks hinder a unified government. He noted potential high costs of the Marean project, with War, State and Navy Departments weighing options while American troops occupy much of the south. He warned that failure to reach a Soviet agreement poses serious problems and said Congress would be asked to approve expenditures once estimates are finished.
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Acheson
United States
Korea
Russia
Senate Fatelan Relations Committee
Jruamant
Greece
Turkey
Maream
Navy
Souler
Enea
Adhison
Hoe
Ter
Qnesents
Flo
Vanderberg
i-Milchy
Stronely
Acheyom
Will Clayton
Senate
House
Congress
Truman
Clayton
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Ballots Mailed To Members Of Merchant Group
Ballots are mailed to Mingayart Merchants Association members to nominate directors for the year. The Merchants Association will become a bureau of the Chamber of Commerce but retain its own officers. The annual meeting will set director terms, with two-year and one-year positions.
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Dembere
Mingapyart Merchants Association
Tee
A. FB. Coleman
Tata
Aseh Vaninay
Mage
Brashear, Jr
Marchants Association
Chamber of Caramerce
Agend 1
Wl Etill
Chamber of Commerce
Merchants Associa
Gom
Hrashear
Nessee
Mendenhat
Blackwater
Apuiias
Afendeshai
Havat
Sasheny
Congress Happy Over Truman's Purge Order
Washington reports Congress reacts swiftly to President Truman's purge of several federal employees. Leaders push for legal backing, debate loyalty criteria, and plan a master index of investigations since September. The drive targets any association with subversive groups and aims to shield the federal payroll from disloyalty.
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Congress
Truman
Washington
Civi
Segslow
Reet
Apescy
Touman
Howisa
Ji Yoan
Bouse Appropriations Committee
Committee On
Thornburg Trial Delayed In Tennessee Court Hearing Recess
In Bast Tennessee US District Court Judge George C. Taylor recessed a hearing on a $30,000 damage suit involving Carl A. Thornburg, former Kingsport Utilities executive, until Monday to allow additional time for proceedings.
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Greeneville
Jude George C. Taylor
Jim
Carl A. Thornburg
Kingsport
District Court of Bast
Tennessee
Judge Taylor Case Notes On Cave Visibility Question
Fragmentary legal filing discusses whether the cave will be visible under an amended draft. Counsel for the plaintiff argues about the timeline and potential stall in decisions, reflecting ongoing litigation concerns.
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Taylor
Senator Bricker Presses Nomination Clash at Senate
Washington reports a Republican push to bring the controversial nomination to the Atomic Energy Commission before the Senate. Iowan senator Jennte Corsideration argues for action only with clear legislative support, while pro-Lillenthal forces seek timely consent amid a packed agenda including refugee issues and wartime price controls.
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Washington
Slick
Aringpar
Iowa
Jennte
David E Litesthal
Nemingtigm
Atomic Energy Commission
Aiken
Hickestopper Ie Irmann
Atomic Exergy Committee
Lillenthal
To T
Bricker
Ohio
Fone
Senate
United States
International Refugee Organization
Four Power Talks Probe German Occupation Reductions
A circulated paper among foreign ministers proposes trimming Allied occupation forces in Germany to the minimum required to enforce Allied policies and security. It tasks the Allied Control Council to report by June on necessary forces for each of the four zones and to set a budgeted date for withdrawal. The package also outlines democratization and press freedom standards for postwar Germany with safeguards on political parties and media, while warning that wartime allies pursue systems that fit their own politics.
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Fityrée
Marsialk
Council of Foreign
Germany
Vna
Mototov
Ernest Bevig
Cearzes Ridau
Serkish
Allied Control Council
Marshall Pee
Council of Foreign Min-istersan
Jto Halp
United States
Ormany
Winder
Teace
Proposels
Beem Byid Deere
Fire sweeps liner in drydock at FROOUIT
A strong wind and blaze swept the superstructure of the 24,000 ton British liner Monarch at drydock in FROOUIT, Bermuda. Firefighters battled flames for hours. some crew were overcome by fumes. The ship, used as a troop liner during the war, faced an investigation into the cause amid broader inquiries into postwar tensions in the region.
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Bermuda
Anal
Salonika
Greece
Sofia
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Scotland
Bulgaria
Albania
Nwss
Wesses
Federal Groups Fight for Existence in Labor Bill Debates
The House opens two days of debate on a 1.7 billion Labor Department budget bill as Democratic and Republican amendments aim to restore or abolish the Civil Service agencies including the Conciliation Service and the NLRB. GOP leaders hint at offering a measure to abolish the NLRB, while Representative Gore frames a contested reduction in federal labor agency staffing amid controversy over War Labor Board figures and Communist-linked associations.
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Bath
National Labor Relations, Board
Conciliation Service
Labor Department
Federal Security Agency
Gore
Democratic Amendeent
Appropriations Committee
Edgar L. Warver
Gave
Ermmaett
Warren
Corman
American League For Peace and Democracy
Washington
Tommttee
War Labor Board
Warwin
House Denarevalig Ebor
Rayburn
Taras
NLRB
GOP
Mana Hers
House
Trowtha” Board
Paraguayan Rebels Drive Toward Asuncion From San Pedro
Reports from Buenos Aires and El Mundo say Paraguayan rebels led by Col Alfredo Ramos seized San Pedro and push south toward Asuncion. Loyalist troops allegedly routed at San Pedro, with rebels claiming to destroy government forces and civilians fleeing as the town nears ruin.
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A P
Guayam
Asuncion
San Pedro
el Mundo
San Pedrowaa
Anc
Street Scenes Amid Street Chaos and Odd Characters
A garbled street scene describes a gray bearded man in a sports jacket and others among stalled traffic. A tense moment involves a group of youths near a truck at a stop light, with unclear actions and sounds suggesting disruption before calm resumes.
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Farge Mez
ridPag
Nifonthrin
Talsling
Xentaring
Upeie
Hoover Plans For Germans Draw Mixed Congressional Support
Washington reports non partisan backing for Hoover’s plan to revive German industry under strict government control while allowing ownership to remain in Germany. Democratic and Republican senators call the idea fundamentally sound though concerns persist about incentives to rebuild war industries. others warn against leniency that could invite renewed conflict.
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Washington
Harbert Broovery
Congress
Lodas
Ilinois
Germany
Floods disrupt London subway and rail links
Floodwaters crippled the capital’s transit with the Ouse River swelling to isolate parts of York and 200,000 people. Power station damage halted lines over 40 miles of tracks, forcing service stoppages on two subway routes and slowdowns on three. Seventy stations closed as crews battled the rising waters and strong winds.
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P—b
Seeyeu
Lendom
Sery
Chamiic
Ity
Ag Moody
England
Marty Scres
London
Kabor
Dettite Lander
York
Ouse
Bermuda
Hebbam-on-Tyne
Lendorm
Plea For Party Unites Officials At KMT Meeting
A joint meeting of government officials and delegates to the Kuomintang heard calls for party unity and confidence in leadership. The general secretary warned against attacks on officials and emphasized the stakes of internal unity amid tensions with communist forces.
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Chiorg
Kuomintang
Ting
Chinces
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