Tax Reduction at Early Date Rated Unwise
Secretary of the Treasury John W. Snyder told the House banking committee that price controls are needed to head off inflation and against any general tax reduction in the near future. He outlined a peacetime Treasury bond- selling drive and new consumer credit controls as President Truman pushes antiinflation measures.
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Washington
A.P
Secretary of the Treasury
John W. Snyder
House Banking Committee
Treasury
Truman
Congress
Eccles
Poses
Snyder
Marriner S. Eccles
Federal Reserve Board
Senate
House Economic Committee
Flaty
Bank Reserve
Wolcott
R-Mich
Uyder
Walcott
Tobey
RN. H
Senate Banking Committee
Ty Impera
Truman May Use New Low to Bulk Wire Strike
California Republicans back Gov Warren for President with a "He's our man" stance. Reports note Truman may pursue an aggressive copper strike as part of wartime economic maneuvering amid party debates.
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Truman
Pope
California
Gov. Warren
Board of Harbor Commissioners
Big Four Set Preliminaries in Peace Talk
London reporters say the four powers agreed on six items for German and Austrian peace talks. Molotov accepted discussion of Byrnes disarmament plan, while item order remained unsettled. Delegates met at Lancaster House to resume talks following Moscow stalemate.
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Big Four
London
A.P
Vi M. Molotov
Russia
United States
Britain
France
Germany
Vienna Commission
U. S&s
James F. Byrnes
Council
Moscow
Marshal
W.M. Molotov
Rusista
Ernest Bevin
Georges. Bldault
Lancaster House
Moe
Council of Foreign Ministers
Austria
Bevin
Molotov
Marshall
U. S
Nordsmuggle Crackdown Targets Nazi Smuggling Ring
Danish and Swedish authorities announced a joint crackdown on a smuggling ring linked to Nazi operations. Authorities say a German suspect was arrested in Copenhagen and another key figure in passport forgery and smuggling was detained as the operation neared a final stage. Police expect additional arrests soon.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Argentina
Nazia
Connally Urges $597 Million Winter Aid to Stem Tyranny
Senator Connally pressed the Senate to pass a $597,000,000 winter relief plan to aid France Italy and Austria against communist pressure. He called for U S action if the London Council of Foreign Ministers fails to reach agreement and supported keeping foreign relief purchases under U S control, arguing for federal management of purchases abroad.
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Washington
Connelly
Senate
Europe
Connally
Vandenberg
Foreign Relations Committee
Atles
Austria
Germany
Russia
Texas
Council of Foreign Ministers
London
United States
France
Italy
Sen. Ball
R.minn
Ball
Mother in Flight to Son Die in Transcontinental Trip
Mrs. Marguerite Whitting of San Diego arrived at Fort Bragg hospital at 3:35 a.m. five minutes after her son Pvt. Earl Whitting 23 of the airborne engineers died at 3:30 a.m. from injuries in a Fayetteville street motorcycle crash.
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Fury Bragg
N.C
California
Marguerite :Whitting
San Diego
Fort Brage
Pvt
Earl Whitting
Airborne Engineers
Fayetteville
Hannegan Quits as Postmaster to Head St Louis Cardinals
Bob Hannegan resigns as postmaster general to become president and part owner of the St. Louis Cardinals baseball club. Teawle Donaldson, first assistant to the postmaster general, will succeed him. Donaldson’s elevation is subject to Senate confirmation.
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Washington
Robert E. Hannegen
Harry S. Truman
White House
National League
Post Office Department
Trumanm
Postal Service
Teawle Donaldson
Jonnegan
Donaldson
Truman
Shelbyville
Rehite
Hankegan
Franklin D. Roosevelt
St. Louis University
Hannegan
Fredaigh
St. Louis
E Cardinals
Sam D. Breadon
Breadon
Donald Son
Senate
Tito's Men Free Six U S Soldiers
Six American soldiers, held by Yugoslav troops yesterday, were released to U S authorities today. Names and details of the capture and release will be released in 43 hours under a public relations regulation. Also reports from Belgrade say Marshal Tito ordered immediate release for soldiers who stray into the Austrian Trieste free territory borders.
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Trieste
U. S. Army
Belgrade
Tito
Austrian
Trieste Free Territory
Inelin
Tippling Banned Coliseum Dry From Now On
Los Angeles officials ban imbibing in the Coliseum with a new ordinance to take effect before the Notre Dame Southern California game on December 6. The measure also covers city parks and playgrounds.
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Los Angeles
California
Wisconsin prison revolt ends after 15 hour siege
Waupun Wisconsin guards freed unharmed as 39 state prison convicts surrender after a 15 hour siege. Warden Burke negotiates with the inmates who abandoned weapons and returned to cells. Hostage guard Harry Veleke recalls a tense night and the convicts’ motive remains unclear. Richard Jarvis, 23, says the inmates felt they were not treated as men.
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Wisconsin
Harry, Veleka
Gil
Amindon
Richard Jarvis
Ted
Waupan
Wis
UPA
Harry Veleke
John C. Burke
Burke
President Truman to Visit Florida for Holiday Rest
The White House announced President Truman will travel to Florida in December for a brief holiday. He will fly to the naval submarine base at Key West for a few days of rest before visiting Everglades National Park.
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Washington
Truman
Morida
Ever- Wades National Park
Dee
White House
Naval Submarine Base
Key West
Eversulades
Russians Demand Ruhr Control at London Conference
Berlin reports that the Russians opened the Four Foreign Ministers Conference in London with new formal demands for a share in control of the Ruhr region and its coal resources.
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Berlin
London
Ruhr
Federal Grand Jury Probes Meyers Wartime Deals
A federal grand jury opened a secret inquiry into wartime money dealings of Bennett E. Meyers a former Air Forces deputy purchasing chief. Witnesses Martin Smith and Kenneth Bowers testified as data on Meyers activities is compiled. Albany reports say New York tax officials also examine Meyers income amid layoffs and honors.
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Senate ‘War’ Investigating Committee
T. Vincent Quinn
Justice Department
J Grand
Meyers
Bezan Tal
Albany
N. Y
New York State Tax Commission
Gen.Meyers
Independent Air Force
W. Stuart Symington
Air Force
Senate War Investigating
Dayton
Ohio
Symington
Napa
Huntington
Mildred Lamarre
Chicago papers publish despite printers strike
More than 1500 AFL printers went on strike against Chicago’s six daily newspapers. Publications continued via photo engraving. Morning papers Tribune Sun Journal of Commerce printed early editions. Afternoon papers Daily News Herald American Times stayed on time using photo engraving. The walkout followed a breakdown in wage talks after the union rejected a contract offer.
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Chicago
A.F. L
Seo
Dayman St
Tribune
the Sun
Journal of Commerce
Sun
Daily News
Herald
American
The
Times
Columba
Chicago Publishers, Association
Clarksdale Victory Wreck Near Hipa Island Reported
A Coast Guard plane reported the Army transport Clarksdale Victory broke in half on Hipa Island 140 miles southwest of Ketchikan Alaska while en a southbound cargo run. Ten thousand cargo crew and Army personnel were aboard. Rescue efforts focused on survivors seen on the beach as Denali and two Coast Guard cutters moved toward the scene.
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Alaska
A.P
Coast Guard
Clarksdale Victoky
Hipa Island
of Ketchikan
Comet Guard
Denali
Clarkedale
Victory Wen
Whittier
Seattle
Annette Island
Goser
Prince, Rupert
B.C
Alaskan
Dena
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Covel
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Coliseum
Florida
Russ
Seans Meyers
Cates Graham
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Clarksdale
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