Truman Urges Universal Military Training For Youths
President Truman called for a year of universal military training for men aged 18 to 20 or who finish high school, with a six year general reserve after training. He warned atomic bombs are worthless without a strong armed force and urged Congress to pass the plan promptly.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
United States
Army
Navy
Marine
National Guard
Marine Corps
Ane
United Nations Organization
London volunteers avert disaster at Bognor Regis mine
London volunteers lassoed a large German mine bobbing near the storm battered seawall at Bognor Regis, saving the town from possible disaster. The mine disrupted charging and halted vehicle traffic along the shore. Sauk City reports the deaths of John Cornette and Betty Cornette, both ruled as death by own action and murder respectively, by Sauk County Coroner Otto Pawlisch, with no inquest planned.
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London
Bognor Regis
Sauk City
John Cornette
Betty
Sauk County
Otto Pawlisch
Hot Battle in Contest to Pick Those Grid Winners
Ervin Monroe of 911 8th Avenue and C O Johnson are named contenders in a public contest to predict grid winners. The item notes a dramatic miscue by Monroe and a close margin of 182 points, ending Kip-1 ver by a single point.
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Kip
Ervin Monroe
CIO Carries Its Car Pay Hike Plan Before Congress
The CIO United Auto Workers pressed its wage demand against General Motors with a push to Congress. Walter Reuther charged GM notified a sitdown strike to resist a government backed wage rise. GM predicted a strike vote among 300000 workers would pass, while Ford and Chrysler faced their own 30 percent demand.
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CIO
United Rule Workers Union
Congress
Walter P. Reuther
General Motors
Estau
America
Atti
Reuther
Pra Jion Spok
Ford II
Ford Company
Washinghin
Ford
Chrysler Corporation
Uawcio
James E. Murray
D-Mont
Senate Education and Labor Committee
C. E. Wilson
OPA
Remt
Chicago
AFL
Ams
Nash Motors
Ech
Pervision
UAW
Kenosha
State Tax Receipts Rise Amid Monthly Fuel and Cash Balance Shifts
State tax receipts show a rise to 1,463,763.19 last month in fuel receipts, surpassing September 1944. August receipts declined to 9061 46steld pees. Averages and figures for other taxes, including motor fuel and cash balance, reflect shifts from August to September 1945 with cash balance at 4,496,911.21 on Sept 1 and 12,152,059.15 for Aug 1.
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Everace Tecete
Te Soo
Motor
DeGaulle Cabinet Reviews Election Divisions in Assembly
Election tabulations show the assembly split among Communists 152, Socialists 142, Mouvement Republican Populaire 141, and Moderates. Cabinet reviews the outcome as voters ponder a new constitution amid shifting power.
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Mouvement Republican Populaire
Administration considers pay hike without price rise
Reports cir culated today that the administration may ask industry to increase pay while holding the line on prices, and unions to compromise demands for a 30 per cent rise. The move is tied to exploring aspects of the wanes price problem with discussions at the White House.
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Washington
R. Esistant
White House
Commute Sentences For Two Women In Death Case
The court commuted the death sentences of two women in a case from last July Eve. One man was hanged while others received terms from 15 to 25 years. Details remain unclear due to incomplete OCR wording but the core action involves clemency for two women and varying punishments for others.
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Frankfury
Japan Sees Drive to Oust Emperor and Shake Zaibatsu Control
A 183 member Diet panel pressed for absolute defense of the emperor system while plans to dissolve Zaibatsu surfaced. Liberal and Communist factions debated tennoism amid calls to counter communism and liberalism and to consider Japan joining the United Nations.
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Jongo
Japan
Jiami
Diet
Zaibatsu
Ffor
Liberal Party
United Nations
Senate Finance Committee Approves Tax Reduction Bill
The Senate Finance Committee formally approved the tax cutting bill yielding about 5.6 billion dollars in savings next year. The revised totals are slightly below earlier estimates, with one last-minute amendment attempt failing. Senator Vandenberg proposed a retroactive 25 000 dollar exemption for corporations from the excess profits tax for 1945, a move unlikely to pass.
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Sv Ases
George
D-Ga
Vandenberg
Rmich
Senate
Hog price support cut to 12 dollars a hundredweight
The government announced a reduction of one dollar per hundredweight in hog price support, effective October 1 1946, lowering the Chicago basis price for pure and choice hogs to $12. The extended program runs through September 30 1946 with seasonal variations to encourage hog production.
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Washington
Sn Sveregs
Chicago
Anderson
Congress
Legionnaires to Install in New Glarus Tonight
Monroe Legionnaires plan county wide installation at dinner tonight at 7 in the Wilhelm Tell hotel New Glarus Archie Schneider South Wayne named second vice commander and Mark D Grinnell named finance officer officials announced
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Monroe Legionnai
New Glarus
Wilhelm Tell
Monroe Department
Archie Schneider
South Wayne
Sec ‘Ond
Mark D. Grinnell
Braden Heads State Latin American Division Amid Warning
Braden Washington Braden assumed leadership of the state department's Latin American division today with a stern senatorial warning against foreign interference in the internal affairs of the American republics.
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Warn Braden Washington
Spruille Braden
State Department
Quadruplets Born to Local Carpenter Widow One Boy Dies
Mrs. Kathleen Sayers wife of a carpenter welcomed quadruplets last night, three boys and a girl. One of the newborn boys died today leaving the family at a tragic moment.
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Kathleen Sayers
U. S. Steel Rejects Demands of Workers
U S Steel today refused a CIO United Steelworkers demand for a $2 day wage rise. President Fairless cited existing price ceilings and government wage stabilization as bars to a raise. Philip Murray, leader of both CIO and Steelworkers, said the union will convene its policy committee Friday to decide next actions.
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Yry
Tles United States Corporation
CIO
United Steel Workers of America
Benjamin F. Fairless
Corporation
Philip Murray
Steelworkers Union
Murray
Dangers of the Hunt in San ge Area
In a Sunday pheasant hunt near San ge, Don Janie, Bill Bauman, and others searched brush with thousands of others. They encountered a farmer struggling to catch a calf, which Janie aided after the calf’s mother nudged him, easing the dilemma and allowing the hunt to continue.
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Sange
Bill Bauman
Oters
Janie
Bauman
Janice
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