Bevin Sees Gains for World Peace
Bevin outlines Britain’s stance on peace and independence in foreign policy. He defends his approach amid critics and asserts Britain will not align with any power, using the United Nations framework to seek cooperation with all nations including Russia.
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Bevin
Britain
United States
Officers Continue Investigation of Death of Woman
Police investigate a woman found dead near Uve Bay Ame and Highway 70 after reports of her being fully clothed with bruises. Witnesses describe limited details as officers search the vicinity for clues and confirm the woman’s identity and time of death.
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Uve Bay
Traffic Crashes Take Five Lives In Finnish Passes
Five people die in series of traffic crashes over several days reported by the Associated Press. Casualties include drivers and passengers as authorities investigate causes and patterns.
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Teke
Siale
Pass
OPA Crop Plan Aims to Restore Ration Stamp Value
An OPA official discusses anticipated ration changes for 1947 including five five pound allotments and three regular stamps in use, totaling twenty pounds per person with canning and sugar stamps possible. Agriculture department estimates project new crust for coping with supply constraints.
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Consumer Cal
Ted
Opa
Agriculture Department
Weather to Stay Over Christmas
A forecast shows wintry conditions likely to persist through Christmas week. Temperatures remain cold with periods of snow or sleet possible across northern regions and light precipitation elsewhere.
British Bride of Former Gi Becomes Mother of Quads
A 28 year old British mother, wife of a former GI sergeant with the 4th division, delivered quadruplets at St Agnes Hospital in 64 minutes without anesthesia. The mother, Mrs Henn, served in the ATS, and after the birth she requested a British cup of tea.
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St. Agnes Hospital
Henn
Ogeast
ATS
WACS