National Kids Day Launch Aims At Local Youth Aid
National Kids Day will be celebrated first on Saturday November 19 with Kiwanis clubs across the United States and Canada backing a drive. In future years the third Saturday in November will mark the observance to spur service for underprivileged children and curb delinquency while fund raising stays local to support community youth programs.
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Truman pledges support for Safe Plan atomic curbs
Editor's note indicates opinions reflect Western Newspaper Union analysts. Truman renews pledge to curb atomic arms and calls for stricter controls while Attlee outlines a British saving plan amid postwar economic concerns.
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Western Newspaper Union
Truman Voices Support for A-Curbs and UN Atomic Control
President Truman urged support for safe plans to outlaw atomic bombs and promote peaceful energy. He spoke at the UN cornerstone ceremony in New York, calling the event an act of faith and backing Bernard Baruch’s control plan, while noting Russia’s opposition to inspections.
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China recognition split widens as US cites Amtorg case
In Washington the United States indicts Amtorg and six officers for failing to register as a foreign agent, with up to 10 000 dollar fines and five years in prison. Five Russians are arrested. officials vow the crackdown continues amid Soviet protests. In London a growing split over recognizing the Chinese Communist regime signals policy divergence. In Darien Chinese Communist harassment closes the US consulate, while Hawaii ends a longshoremen strike after a 32 cent raise dispute.
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Norway Advances in Atomic Energy Study Progress
The council for scientific research reports Norway is advancing in atomic research with successful uranium drilling in Setesdal valley and 30 workers starting underground operations. The first atomic pile is planned near Oslo, and three universities have received equipment for atomic research.
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Attlee Announces Austerity Plan For Britain
Prime Minister Clement Attlee unveiled an austerity program to save 784 million dollars annually and cut 400 million dollars in imports. The plan targets defense, capital investment, public relations and food subsidies. He urged reduced expenditure and higher production, warning Britons of longer lines and higher costs for gasoline medicines and some foods.
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Gold Rush Sparks New Yukon Pea Nugget Fever
Reports of pea sized gold near Fishwheel Alaska ignite a fresh rush as planes and dog teams flood in. Grizzled prospectors and new miners stake claims while Bishwheel grows rapidly, racing against the advancing Arctic winter.
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