Soviet Right to Query Challenged at UN Security Council
At the United Nations Security Council meeting set for 2 p.m. EST, U S and British delegates prepared to challenge the Soviet Union's demand for information on Allied troop dispositions. Delegates Heraclo Jabneost and Sir Alexander Cadogan were ready to press the council to refuse the Soviet demand, arguing the issue falls outside UNSC jurisdiction and may threaten regional peace. Gromyko and Johnson planned questions on Russia's motive and the charter basis for the action, with reference to Greece and the Balkans tensions.
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Sud
Johnson
Andre 4. Gromyko
Witet
Russia
United Nations
British Move To Deport 900 Jews To Cyprus
British authorities moved to deport about 900 Jewish refugees who attempted to slip into Palestine. The refugees, stopped by the Royal Navy after a sea clash, faced gunfire and water cannon. One immigrant was killed. others towed to Malta for detention. Bomb alerts and evacuation orders disrupted the Haifa area amid rising immigration tensions.
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Jerusalem
Palestine
Royal Navy
Lin
Tom Seitish
Fialfa
Cypeus
Revena
Raq Bi Naqara
Palestina
Eng ‘Tian
Hoyesa
Voice of Israel
Palmath
Ner
Malta
Pogt
Irgun Zval ‘Leumi
Atl
Zion
Thatix
Haifa
Becwuse
Drumkenness
Napolleon
Airiver
Itad Light
Thornburg murder trial opens in Sullivan County court
Testimony opened in the Thornburg murder case as a 200 member jury panel was sworn. Kingsport executive Carl Thornburg sits charged with murder, with Charles Still the prosecutor and Ernest Smith representing the defense. Still testified about the shooting and Thornburg’s statements. The panel comprised five farmers, plant workers, a director, a clerk, and more, as Mendenhall’s widow attended. The September Grand Jury was dismissed after a county property survey.
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Blountville
Spl
Carl
Thornburg
Kingsport
Sullivan County
Charles Still
Kistgapert
Steating
Charles
Mendenhall
Blackwater
Walter Gray
Thel Fom
Kelly, Pen and Wymber
Stl
Ernest Smith
Gstin
Smith
Washington
Soith
OPA- Stil
Whem Smith
City Hall
OPA
Neral 'Grag
Hagen Richmond
Miorwealth
Scott County
Judie ‘Shelburng
Grane
Crime news from Ukewimomsy as county weighs hiring help
Ukewimomsy County commissioners consider hiring criminologists to speed up the murder investigation after a woman was found dead in a town library. Police say a man seen near the scene matches a description, while Dr. Romney notes the victim was arranged and awaits official autopsy results.
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Bepat
Ukewimomsy
Riler
Wosarian
Murphy
Federal Bureau of Irvestigation
Washington
Thomes Romney
St. Vincent's Hospital
Toledo
Williams County
Pittsburgh Faces New Threat Of Power Strike
Harassment and health concerns rise as a 3,230 member Independent Union of Duquesne Light Co employees threaten a 20 enm shutdown. Mayor Lawrence appeals to Allegheny and Beaver counties and nearby mayors for council on safety, while talks with Standard Gas and Electric Co continue. The strike risks 1,208 trolley lines and city services as arbitration was narrowly rejected.
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Pittsburgh
Pitts-burgh
Rike
David &. Lawrence
Allegheny
Beavey County
Shariny
Duquesne
Clatton
McKeesort
Bough Newappers
Ovant
Wnion
Duquesne Light Co
Mas
George J. Muviler
BAG Am.esty
Pittsburgh, Railways Co
Leg
No Evidence of German Invasion Plan Found
War Department stated no evidence supports reports of a Hitler invasion attempt on England via invasion barges before or after Normandy. Declassified documents show claims of 50,000 German dead and eye witness rumors were not corroborated. Officials noted Germany lacked ships and air control to carry out an invasion by February 1941.
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Washington
Bngland
Wasmada
War Department
Normandy
Hitler
England
Royal Air Force
Wid Belgiam
Neetlort
Kazi
Germany
Joachim Won Ribbertrop
Japenege
Oshima
Iddah
Ribbentrop
Britain
Chinese Armies Launch Offensive Near Amtung
Reported Chinese Communist forces begin a Manchurian offensive near Amtung on the Russo border. Local officials cite Antoing port as a delivery hub for foreign supplies. A government spokesman avoided naming Russia and offered no evidence of immediate escalation.
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Nanking
Rusviag
North Korea
Antoing
Russia
Amtung
U S B-29 Pilots Believed Living as Slaves in China
Ambassador Stuart said there was reason to believe some long missing American B-29 fliers from 1944 crashes on the India China ferry route may still be living as slaves in the Lolo Land area near Chengtu. Isolation and rugged terrain complicate verification, with no official word on steps for investigation.
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Nanking
J. Leightom Stuart
Savage Lobe
Tommage
Schimeca
Stuart
Stegoue
India
China
David Graham
West China
Sniow University
Chenmgut
Changtm
Szechwan Province
Chengtu
Burma
Assam
Fem
Harriman
Yugoater
Trmmaport
Hare
Fox
Ware
Wugestas
Richard C Patterson
Tito
Wil Clayton
Belgrade
Chance For Fame With Portrait Of Horrible Lena
Contest invites artists to submit a grotesque portrait of Lena the Hyena for a chance at a $3500 grand prize. United State Syndicate and Fires sponsor the event with an exhibit planned at the Museum of Modern Art in New York. Submit name and address on the image.
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Lena
Haw & Picture
Mach
Kingoport
Lunt
Ayena
United Festate Syndicate
Museum of Modern Art
New York City
Exidresy
Clemmy
Shipbuilding Profits To Be Studied By Committees
Washington wartime shipbuilding and past radio and electronics sales come under scrutiny as a House inquiry on profits, contracts, and government contracts gathers 19 operators led by Henry J. Kaiser. The probe, chaired by Rep. Pland, seeks evidence on whether government aided shipyard profits misused funds. A separate hearing by the House Surplus Property Committee, with War Assets Administration officials, examines disposal of surplus electronic equipment and whether sales methods were economical.
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Washington
Henry J. Kaiser
Maiget
Rep. Pland
D-Va
Srme
House
War Assets Administration
Capitol UT
Hug
D.wise
Rep. Slaughter
H-Mo
WAA
Wise
Navy Department
Weilng
Senate
Wilitary
Pias
Trio Charged With Murder Of Divorcee
East St. Louis detectives issued murder warrants for Pvt. William Aatderson and Robert Simmons in the strangulation of Irene England Eising, a 22 year old divorcee and mother of two. The body was found weighted and floating in the Mississippi River. Burling ton police were expected to bring in Mrs. An Bubinerer, another divorcee, who was arrested on a murder warrant. The motive cited involves marriage proposals and alleged robberies.
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East St. Louis
I-Abm Vearnld
Burlingtom
Tawa
Air Force
Scate Field
William Aatderson
Robert Simmons
St. Louis
Atderson
Simmons
Irene England
Eising
Mississippi River
East &J. Louis
Fom
Burlington
Mrrs
Dindersom
Elsing
Kuhlmeyer
Unions ReadStrike Notices Amid Telegraph Wage Demands
AFL unions led by Representative J A Payne prepared a 24 hour strike notice against the Western Union Telegraph Company seeking a 25 cent hourly wage increase for all workers. Negotiations with a government mediator continue as unions press for pay hikes while some roles like messengers face proposed 10 cent raises.
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Washingham
APL
Western Union Telegraph Company
AFL
J. A Payne
Noet
Street Scenes After Party Ends Along Broad Street
Two young misses, in a Saturday afternoon shopping stroll, are seen near a battered car parked on Broad Street. Reflectors, pennants, and other items strung over a passenger vehicle suggest a festive scene, with police noting minor damage and no serious injuries.
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Corsfort
Nomination In Line With Policy Stand
The article discusses a policy stance on Russia, naming Wallace as potential secretary of commerce and Harriman as a key adviser. It covers tensions within the cabinet, public reactions, and ongoing diplomacy with Yugoslavia over American indemnities after air incidents.
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W. Averill Hinn
Inman
Tilman
Domentic
Henry Wall Lace
United Item
Russia
Tate Ain
Txumant
Oxsted Wallace
Cammeres
Sowitts
Wallage
Harriman Nomination Signals Rightward Shift in Cabinet
News reports describe Harriman’s appointment to the cabinet amid debates on Roosevelt era alignment, noting the move shifts the cabinet away from Wallace’s left of center stance. The White House acted quickly after Trumen’s choice, with informal talks and a recess appointment allowing immediate involvement, while awaiting Senate approval.
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Fay
Sara Mone
AL Smith
Naval
Jammer Forrestal
Msg 1
Ibs
Franke Knox
Hoosens
Roosevelt
White House
Harriman
Ed Ma
Treman
Wallace
Eben Ayers
Pnese
Harmnan
House
Mir
Trumeley
Transatlantic
Dar
Farrwelly
Harrimany
Congress
Senate
Wellacs
Tibet
Harrian
Tithy
Boceaine
Cogamerce
Guam Air Travel Schedule Amid Typhoon Devastation
Guam resumes air operations after a typhoon strike that damaged three airfields near Olina and Formente. Naval Air Transport Service reports three planes from Samar due today. Island command outlines a 30 day delay to restore normal schedules and rebuild facilities at Northwest Field and Kravmen Field. Power and telephone services remain limited as damage to housing and other structures is reported.
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Guam
Olina
Formente
Naval Air Transport Service
Samar
Philippies
Guan Anight
Island Command
Bth Aly
Kravmén Field
Morthwest Field
Ath Air Force
Death of Queen of Tribe Seen by Gypsies in Mourning
Gypsies gathered in Philadelphia to mourn the death of their queen, Brg. Marta Evans, wife of Georgy Evans, king of the Evans tribe. Funeral rites and a great feast followed the service at a large Orthodox church, with women mourning at the grave and men bearing the loss as tribe members prepared for days of unwritten mourning rules.
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Philadelphia
Marta Evans
Georgy Evans
Evans
Drew
America
Wilt Lolkov
Linden
Nid
Tore
Weaenicaa
Evard
Saterday
George Evans
Omly
Tike
Witte ix
Amd Rermariog
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Cyprus
James Weintraub
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Chance For Fame
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Reaccock
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