Atomic Control Dispute at United Nations Security Council
Soviet and American delegates clash over atomic control and veto powers in the UN Security Council. Key issues include whether to ban atomic weapons immediately, who can conduct reactor work, and whether a single treaty should govern all aspects of atomic development.
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Associated Press
Russia
Ited
United Nations’ Security Council
United States
Security Coun
Ussia
War budget clash echoes presidential dissent in Congress
Amid appropriations debates, Senator Curtis blasts War and Navy leaders for resisting cuts while warning that maintaining the Air Corps requires restraint. He cites $14.46 billion pending expenditure and opposes funding for chauffeured escorts and costly gear, urging economy to avoid wrecking national defense. He also notes public support for a strong air force and cooperation with Congress.
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War Department
America
Curtis
Navy
Mystery Rendezvous and Notorious Milwaukee Suspect
Panknin notified W Schusler and Pierce arranged a rendezvous at Roosevelt Road station in Westchester. Pierce, with a Milwaukee police record of 50 holdups before imprisonment, was linked by police to multiple holdups and a garage attendant kidnapping after his niece’s shooting. Nicholas Appert, who learned canning by boiling water, knew nothing of bacteria in 1809.
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Panknin
W Schusler
Pierce
Roosevelt “Road
Westchester
Milwaukee
Wiscasin
Nicholas Appert
West Virginia Legislation Moves Through Senate and House
Senators and the House sent multiple measures to the Governor including bills on state commissions water transfers coroner fees autopsies and a water supply cross-border rule. Amendments by delegates add penalties for violations and adjust fines with jail terms. The State Apple Commission funding and a stream flow study are proposed, while SEA teacher pay legislation remains under Senate Finance Committee scrutiny.
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Mouse
Fayette County
General County Fund
House
Whch
Mingo County
Kentucky
Board of
S.E.A
Senate Finance Committee
Allied fears rise after Palestine plan split by press voices
Masked men unidentifed linked to Ein Shemer attack. Falastin criticizes Britain's U N stance, calling it a split from neutrality amid Zionism. Davar notes Bevins plan as washing hands of Palestine, while British divisions loom near Tel Aviv. Next to aluminum iron ranks as most abundant earth metal.
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Britain
U. N
Falastin
Jaffa
U.N
Davar
Tel Aviv
Ernest Bevin
Palestine
Aluminum
Iron
Earth
Texas Flash Tops Maffon's Scoring Rim
The AP reporting shows Cliff McNeely of Texas Christian leading the national college scoring race with 583 points through 26 games, while Jim Lacy of Loyola Maryland trails with 494. Texas Wesleyan’s F Parham and others are also among the scoring leaders in the 400-point-plus group.
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Avera
Jim Lacy
Baltimore
Loyola
Cliff McNeely
Texas Wesleyan
Lacy
McNeely
Texas Flash
Associated Press
Texas Christian
F. Parham
Foxas Wesleyan
John Wilson
Anderson
Ind
Darrell Brown
Humboldt
Calif
John Mills
Hofstra
Frank Keath
Genera Ee
Hall
Marshall
Jim Lord
Villanova
Hank O'Keeffe
Canisius
Rodney Cates
Elon
Tom Dykes
Mercer
Sonny Allen
Morehead
Snow accumulations hit multiple West Virginia districts
Snow fell across the Charleston district with five to six inches and heavier in Huntington's area at two to four inches in Cabell and Lincoln counties and four to six in Logan and Mingo. Clarksburg saw early morning snow, ground covered though the north remained unaffected. Industrial gas curtailments in central and northern WV slowed glass and steel plants as Elkins forecast ten inches in the region and roads anticipated a statewide storm.
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Charleston
Huntington
Cabell
Lincoln
Logan
Mingo
Clarksburg
Csc
West Virginia
Elkins
Road Commission
Church leaders urge deeper church role in labor issues
Yesterday's meetings showed strong desire among churchmen to engage in labor and industry problems. Rev. Francis B. Sayre Jr. proposed industrial chaplains to reconcile labor and management, while Victor Reuther urged church representatives to attend trade union meetings, reflecting union interest in church involvement.
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Francis B. Sayre, Jr
Cleveland
Victor Reuther
C. I. O.united Auto Workers
NFTW moves to form national union amid pending bills
NFTW set to reorganize into the Communications Workers Association with 26 of 48 units already joining. Beirne warns that industrywide bargaining could avert a nationwide strike and urges exempting the union from prohibitions. Edward Wilms cautions against bills that could fuel communist influence amid labor tensions.
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Senator Ball
R-Minn
NFTW
Communications Workers Association
Ball
Beirne
Senate Labor Committee
American Telephone. and Telegraph Co
C. SO
Edward G. Wilms
New Jersey
Senate
Communist Party
Wilms
Rites Tomorrow For Trevillian
Funeral services for Norman S. Trevillian 51 partner in Vecillio and Grogan Beckley contractors will be held Friday at 1 p m in Bartlett Mortuary Chapel in Charleston Rev George H Wicks officiating He died Tuesday night at the Stevens Clinic Welch after illness while supervising a road job in Pinesville Welch surviving wife Margaret Carol a daughter two sisters Lena and Virginia and mother Mrs H S Trevillian all of Charleston Trevillian previously worked as head salesman for Banks Miller Supply Huntington and as a salesman for West Virginia Tractor and Equipment Charleston</s>
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Charleston
Norman S. Trevillian
Vecillio and Grogan
Beckley Contractors
Stevens Clinic
Welch
Pinesville-Welch
George H. Wicks
Bartlett Mortuary Chapel
Senators Back Lilienthal for Chairmanship
Three Democratic senators Murray of Montana Green of Rhode Island and Hill of Alabama voiced continued support for Lilienthal as chair. Murray called him the ablest man for the post and praised his patriotism. Green affirmed lifelong support and competence while Hill warned Communists might oppose him with the kiss of death.
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Ned
Lilienthal
Murray
Montana
Green
Rhode Island
Hill
Alabama
Nehru presses for Muslim ministers in interim cabinet
The Indian interim government faced a demand from the terim government and Congress chief strategist to remove five Muslim members from the 14 member cabinet. Nehru argued Muslims could not stay in the cabinet while boycotting the Constituent Assembly, and warned he might pull his ministers from the government if demands were not satisfied.
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Terim
Congress Party
Wavell
Nehru
Cora McClung Weds Beckley Resident
Cora McClung, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. W. McClung of Sprague, wed Ita Arnold Sanson, son of Mr. and Mrs. O. Li Sanson of Beckley, in a Saturday parlor ceremony at First Baptist Church. Rev. James Neal officiated. The couple will reside in Beckley.
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P. W. McClung
Sprague
Cora
Ita Arnold Sanson
O. Li Sanson
Beckley
First Baptist Church
James]. Neal
Mabscott
Ernest Campbell
Sanson
Woodrow. Wilson High School
Army
Southwest Pacific
New River Coal Company
Cranberry
Beckey
Bryan reports open doors in Russia for UNRRA aid film
Bryan traveled as a paying guest of UNRRA and stated Russians could understand and approve filming UNRRA food, machinery and clothing entering Russia. He noted no interest in war from Russia and that Moscow seeks best terms at the March peace conference. He brought about 10,000 feet of color film from Russia.
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Bryan
Russia
U. S
Moscow
Opera Firm Hosts Birthday Tribute To Margaret Truman
Margaret Truman celebrated her 28th birthday at Constitution Hall as the Baltimore Civic Opera Company performed H.M.S. Pinafore. John Charles Thomas led the company in singing Happy Birthday to her in the presidential box with her parents and Jane Lingo in attendance.
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Opera Company
Margaret Truman
Associated Press
Washington
Constitution Hall
John Charles Thomas
Gilbert
Thomas
Baltimore Civic Opera Company
Jane Lingo
George Washington University
Margaret
John Joseph Porter
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