Egypt presses for immediate withdrawal of troops from UN states
The United States and Britain oppose an Egyptian demand that all armed forces be withdrawn from UN member territories except as allowed by the charter. Senate Foreign Relations chair Tom Connally calls the proposal dangerous, warning it could affect American bases overseas. Russia backs the proposal, while the U S and Britain seek to postpone action, deeming the amendment vague and unacceptable.
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Lake Success
N. Y
United States
Great Britain
United Nations
Tom Connally
D-Tex
U. S. Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Associated Press
Connally
U. N
Britain
Russia
General Assembly
Labor and industry blamed for war effort myth
In a Westbrook Pegler column from New York dated November 28, he demolishes the idea that labor or industry alone contributed to victory in the late war. He argues most workers and magnates were driven by circumstance, not sacrifice, and notes even hard labor would persist under peacetime pressure.
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New York
Eisenhower
Roosevelt
Thanksgiving Services Across Twin Cities
Residents marked Thanksgiving with multiple religious observances. Four downtown congregations held a union service at First Christian Church led by Rabbi F K Hirsch and several pastors. Additional services were held at College Place Baptist, Grace Episcopal, St. Matthew's Catholic, and Trinity Lutheran with special offerings for the children's home in New Orleans.
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Twin Cities
First Methodist
First Presbyterian
First Christian
B'nai Israel
First Christian Church
F. K. Hirsch
A. M. Serex
First Methodist Church
Ernest Duncan Holloway
First Presbyterian Church
R. T. Watson
College Area
College Place Baptist Church
Memorial Methodist Church
George Pearce, Jr
Grace Episcopal Church
William Albert
New Orleans
St. Matthew's Catholic Church
Trinity Lutheran Church
D’arbonne
Embarrassment of Eisenhower Publicly Aired in New York Dispatch
The New York Herald Tribune reports General Eisenhower has been unfairly portrayed as pursuing political office. It notes insiders say he opposes any political link, desires retirement after his Army duties, and will not discuss politics due to military tradition.
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New York
New York Herald Tribune
Eisenhower
Washington Dispatch
General Eisenhower
Coal strike prompts inflation fears and production drop
Washington officials warn a prolonged coal mine shutdown risks higher inflation and lower government revenues. Treasury Secretary Snyder and Civilian Production Chief Small urge rapid mine reopening to sustain October output, while Senator-elect Robertson and industry leaders warn of mass unemployment and stalled home construction for veterans.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Snyder
John D. Small
Robertson
Democrat
Virginia
Joseph Myerhoff
National Association of Home Builders
Small
United Mine Workers
CPA
Mercy Slayer Reprieved in London Hanging Halted
Gordon Richard Long, condemned to hang for the mercy killing of his mentally impaired daughter he said he loved very much, was reprieved today by Home Secretary Chuter Ede. The execution was to be carried out after December 8.
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London
Gordon Richard Long
Chuter Ede
Two Duck Hunters Survive Lost Night in Bayou D Arbonne
William New man and Bob Corey spent a freezing night lost in flooded bayou swamps after duck hunting near White's Ferry. A rowboat rescue by Buff Henry brought them to safety, triggering a search by Levi Boone and family members before they returned to Monroe for Thanksgiving.
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William A. Newman
Imperial Shop
North Second Street
Moore Avenue
Wilds
Bayou D'Arbonne
Bob Corey
Hixson Bros. Funeral
Monroe
White's Ferry
Newman
Buff Henry
West Monroe
White Ferry Landing
Levi Boone
Louisville Avenue
Corey
Newsboys Send Turkey to Truman Table for Thanksgiving
New England newsboys beat a southern publisher to gift a roast turkey for President Truman. The 18 1/2 pound bird arrived at the White House weighing lighter than Hall's 35-pound gift. The White House menu includes celery olives bouillon roast turkey and pumpkin pie among other items.
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Washington
New England
Truman
Boston
White House
Wilton E. Hall
Anderson
S. C
Mary Sharpe
Bird
Hall
Chiang Kai-Shek Signals End of Political Career
Nanking November 28 Generalissimo Chiang Kai-Shek presented a draft constitution for representative self-government to the national assembly and, in an emotion packed speech, said his political career was at an end. Observers noted China remained riven by civil strife as he spoke.
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Nanking
Chiang Kai-Shek
National Assembly
Chiang
China
showdown on housing asked
Washington November 28 housing expeditor Wilson Wyatt pressed President Truman for a Monday showdown over housing policy power. Wyatt said he had not resigned though as at odds with RFC WAA and CPA over authority and loan and plant transfer decisions.
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Washington
Wilson Wyatt
Truman
Wyatt
White House
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
War Assets Administration
Civilian Production Administration
RFC
WAA
Chicago
Louisiana Teachers Seek Special Session for School Funds
The Louisiana Teachers Association adopted two resolutions calling a 60 day special legislature session to provide more funds for public schools and teachers. One resolution urged $7 million for school improvements and support for veterans training facilities.
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Veport
Louisiana Teachers Association
W. E. Claunch
Caldwell Parish
A. F. of L. Louisiana Federation of Teachers
Claunch
A. F. of L. Labor Organization
H. R. Reeves
H. J. Bergeron
Opelousas
Louisiana
Congress
State Board of Education
Thanksgiving Day Unemployment Rise in Steel and Coal Areas
Pittsburgh dispatch reports a general soft coal work stoppage on Thanksgiving with unemployment rising to about 90,000. A F L United Mine Workers 400,000 bituminous miners enter a second week of idleness while steel makers and railroads face layoffs. Carnegie Illinois Steel furloughed 3,200 workers in Pittsburgh and Youngstown with further cuts planned next week.
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Pittsburgh
A. F. of L.united Mine
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Ohio
Carnegie-Ilinois Steel Corp
U. S. Steel
Youngstown
U. S. Steel Corp
Carnegie-Illinois
Gary
Chicago
Bessemer
Peoples Gas, Light and Coke Co
Agreement on Balkans Near Final Peace Treaty
In New York, Nov 28, the council of foreign ministers announced a broad accord with Russia to open Balkans trade with most favored nation terms. The deal includes civil aviation and aims to embed these provisions in Romanian Hungarian and Bulgarian treaties.
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John M. Hightower
New York
Council of Foreign Ministers
Russia
Balkans
Italy
Molotov
Trieste
Good Fellows Report Delayed Christmas Help Listings
Thanksgiving Day report shows no new donations to Good Fellows in 24 hours. Letters from needy children and a widow request food clothes toys and house dresses as set out by those awaiting aid.
Settlement Near For St Paul School Strike
St Paul education commissioner Fred M Truax said the teachers strike that closed 77 schools was close to settlement with city council terms agreed with the teachers joint council but pending ratification by all instructors. In Minneapolis the Central Labor Union backed its policy committee negotiating to avert a strike and pledged support if a settlement is rejected.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Fred M. Truax
Teachers’ Joint Council
Minneapolis
Central Labor Union
Anarchy Charge Brought Against John L Lewis
Judge Ba Alan Goldsborough rebukes John L Lewis for defying a court order to withdraw termination of the United Mine Workers contract. Hearing paused for Thanksgiving as Lewis fights the contempt charge and Uphill battle to clear himself.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Ba Alan Goldsborough
United Mine Workers
Battle over Senate probe into military governments
Washington reports a Democratic vote against a Senate War Investigating Committee inquiry into occupied Germany and Austria sparks GOP accusations of a cover up. Republicans charge administration seeks to undermine the committee and public confidence while dismissing leaks and criticizing Chairman Kilgore.
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Washington
Senate
Senate War Investigating Committee
Harry S. Truman
Congress
New York
Connally
Tex
Brewster
Maine
Ball
Minnesota
Ferguson
Michigan
Knowland
California
Germany
Austria
Kilgore
W. Va
George Meader
Meader
War
Fuel Oil Shortage Not Expected Despite Coal Strike
Washington November 28 fuel oil supplies are adequate for home heating and industry despite the coal strike. Ralph K Davies acting director says production runs ahead of consumption and light fuel oils will be ample all winter. He notes potential transport issues and expects coal shortages to lift heavy fuel oil use by 1.5 to 3 million barrels monthly, offset by reduced ships bunkers. East of the Rockies stocks stand at 31 million barrels, 10 million above last year and 16 million above spring 1946 low, with Caribbean stocks at 2 million barrels above normal.
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Washington
Interior Department
Ralph K. Davies
Oil and Gas Division
Davies
Rocky Mountains
Caribbean
Firemen Save Turkeys in Cypress Meat Locker Fire
Three thousand turkeys stored in a Cypress meat locker were saved from a blaze that caused about 40 thousand dollars in damage yesterday. Fire department crews were credited with preventing greater losses as Thanksgiving dinners loomed.
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Cypress
Calif
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