U S Fails To Win Approval Of Atom Plan
The United States failed to obtain an immediate vote on its international atomic energy control plan as Russia’s Andrei Gromyko charged it was not in full conformity with UN disarmament decisions. The session delayed to Friday with calls for unanimity and continued study of the proposals.
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William L. Ryan
Lake Success
N. Y
United States
Andrei A. Gromyko
United Nations General Assembly
Bernard M. Laruck
U. N. Atomic Energy Commission
Baruch
Gromyko
United Nations
Security Council
Commission
China
Quo Tai-chi
Australia
Egypt
Paul Hasluck
General Assembly
Gromvko
Washington
United States Chamber of Commerce
CIO
Robert Nathan
Philip Murray
William K. Jackson
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Nathan
Roosevelt
Jackson
Congress Pushes Sovereign Indian Republic Amid Muslim League Divide
New Delhi reports say Congress sources expect the assembly to pass a resolution for a sovereign Indian republic without amendment. Bhim Rao Ambedkar and Jawaharlal Nehru back the move, warning that delaying talks could trigger civil strife between Congress and the Muslim League and risk war involving British interests.
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Donald Hoth
New Delhi
Congress Party
Caaer Jawaharlal Netru
Prank Anthony
Bhim Rao Ambedkar
Nehru
Dr. Ambedkar
Sana Tach
Be er War Brings Injunction in Cambria County
Cambria County court issues a temporary injunction restraining three Johnstown beer distributors from this Pittsburgh beer war interfering with or threatening employees during transport and business operations. Hearing on a permanent order set for Saturday amid related violence in Pittsburgh.
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Cambria
AFL Teamsters
Pittsburgh
Teamsters
Ciio-United
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Kushier Beer Distributing Co
Bloomfield
Pennsy Bar & Grill
Pennsylvania Avenue
AFL
Conrad Checo
State Labor Relations Board
Checco
CIO
Iran postpones general elections indefinitely official say
A Teheran dispatch quoted an Iranian propaganda department spokesman saying the general elections have been postponed indefinitely. Earlier Reuters noted a postponement until electoral inspectors reach their post in about a week across Iran.
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Teheran
Reuters
Iranian Propaganda Department
Iran
Blum Cabinet Wins Narrow Assembly Approval In France
France’s all Socialist Blum government won 544 to 2 approval in the national assembly. The cabinet will serve until a regular government forms in late January, with promises of economies and Ruhr Rhineland control, and Saar oversight.
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A. I. Goldberg
Paris
Leon Blum
French National Assembly
Popular Republican Movement
MRP
Blum
France
Fourth Republic
Communist Party
Ruhr
Rhineland
Saar
Europe
Drivers Strike Keeps School Children Home
Pittsburgh scene as AFL drivers and maintenance workers for Deere Bros bus line walk out depriving 3 000 township commuters including pupils of service. Line serves downtown Pittsburgh Wilkinsburg Swissvale and East Pittsburgh. Thirteen members of Local 249 struck over wage hikes and contract terms with seven more drivers joining the action. Company says union seeks 125 monthly wage plus overtime and holiday pay. Deere says offers raise from 96 cents to 1 00 per hour.
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Pittsburgh
AFL
Deere Bros
Wilkinsburg
Swissvale
APL
Genera
Satuday
Thomas
Deere
Fire at Sifford Building Warned by Somerset Volunteers
Firemen responded Tuesday morning after Dusenberry's drug store and Will Inc housed Sifford Building suffered smoke and a hole burned in the floor. Holmeade Sifford, returning to a smoky apartment, alerted crews as a west wind fanned flames. Ashes from a pipe or match likely smoldered into carpet and floor.
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Somerset
Sifford
Dusenberry
Will, Inc. Holmeade Sifford
Inaugural Ball Set For Jan Twenty First in Harrisburg
Brig. General Frank A. Weber announced the inaugural ball will be held the night of January 21 at the Zembo mosque in Harrisburg under the Pennsylvania Guard. Philip R. Bucci Jr. is executive director with over 5,000 invitations planned. The ball committee includes M Harvey Taylor and other state and military officials.
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Frank A. Weber
Zembo
Pennsylvania Guard
Philip R. Bucci, Jr
Philadelphia
Harrissurzer
GOP
M. Harvey Taylor
Brig
Ton
Daniel B. Strickler
George I. Bloom
Martin
Nillian FE. Zimmerman
Paul 3. Dague
Carl Tintsman
Howard E. Zeew
John E. Shade
Irwin H. Feather
Clifford H. 3Rtz
Earle D. McCrea
William J. Bonine
Francis Mendell
Paul N. Diffenbach
Walter C. Shull
Cedric ’. Blanchard
Frank G. Serloch
Dr Band to Address Meeting in Court Hours
Dr Norwood E Band travels from Philadelphia to speak to Som patriotic crowd in Court Room No 1 on Thursday evening under Spiritual Mobilization. The talk titled Keeping America American will warn about subversive elements and urge unity among patriotic, service and church groups. Rev John S Milholland of St Pauls Presbyterian chairs the organizing committee.
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Philadelphia
Som
Court Room No
Union Street
Court House
North Center Avenue
Band
America
Dr. Band
United States
John S. Milholland
St. Paul’s Presbyterian Church
Somersent County Bar Association Hosts Pitt Law Guests
Three jurists spoke at a Somerset County Bar Association meeting at Coffee Springs Farm with dinner for 30. James O. Courtney chaired. Dr Judson A Crane dean of the University of Pittsburgh Law School introduced by A M Matthews discussed Nuernberg war trials and Judge Calvin Wright of Bedford spoke briefly after Albert Herts of Pittsburgh addressed procedural rules.
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Somerset County Bar Association
Coffee Springs Farm
James O. Courtney
Judson A. Crane
University of Pittsburgh Law School
A. M. Matthews
Crane
Nuernberg
Germany
Albert Herts
Pittsburgh
Budd B. Beese
Calvin Wright
Bedford
Blattenberger Firm Fined for Explosives Mishandling
The Blattenberger Construction Co of Martinsburg West Virginia paid a 100 dollar fine in an out of court decision by Burgess Musser for mishandling and storage of explosives. An explosion and fire near the Turnpike entrance on December 11 caused damages running into thousands. The company agreed to pay all damages incurred.
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Blattenberger Construction Company
Martinsburg
West Virginia
Burgess Musser
Somers High Hosts Music Festival Tonight
The music groups from Somers High School and nearby schools perform a festival tonight at Somerset High School starting at 7:20 PM. Schools join for a community event featuring student bands and orchestras.
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Somers? High School
Somerset High School
Money Aimed to Defeat Bilbo Tied to Senate Probe
Senate war investigation reveals a plan to spend 15000 to defeat Senator Bilbo. Edward Terry, Bilbo’s former private secretary, allegedly coordinated funding from New York via Jackson State National Bank official J Marvin Quin. Quin said Terry intended Gov Tom Bailey to run, but Bailey died recently.
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Jackson Banker
Terry
New York
William T. Peacock
Washington
Theodore G. Bilbo
Senate War Investigating Committee
Edward Terry
Mississippi
Jackson State National Bank
Jackson
Miss
Tom Bailey
Bilbo
Bailey
Quin
Vandenberg backs Byrnes in united postwar policy
Senator Vandenberg pledged continued support for Secretary of State Byrnes to maintain a united postwar foreign policy. He praised Byrnes for a superb record amid obstacles and valuable results for America and world security. Byrnes likewise praised the UN assembly and Big Four ministers for optimism and harmony.
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Washngton
Vandenberg
R-Mich
Esemete
Congress
Byrnes
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Capitol Hill
New York
America
United Nations Assembly
Bevin
Molotov
Andenberg
General Assembly
United Nations
U S Officials Question Intelligence On Pearl Harbor
Congressional panels faulted authorities for ignoring advance warnings of Pearl Harbor and other wartime events, urging permanent central intelligence authority. The testimony cited officials who knew a Japanese strike was imminent on December 7, 1941. The session also covered the CIO wage debate and business reaction to Nathan's report.
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State Allows Texas Gas to Pittsburgh forgas supply amid need
Governor Martin announced Pennsylvania would not object to using the Big Inch and Little Big Inch pipelines to transmit natural gas into Pittsburgh. Equitable Gas Co. says industrial users lose more than 10 million cubic feet daily. federal and state rights of way and permits may be amended temporarily. The state anthracite committee opposes changing rights of way for gas transmission.
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Martin
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Ward Perrott
Equitable Gas Co
Perrott
Big Inch
Little Big Inch
Greene County
Federal Power Commission
Federal Commission
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
State Anthracite Committee
Commonwealth Organization
Stassen Opens Bid for 1948 GOP Nomination
Harold E. Stassen former Minnesota governor announced his candidacy for the Republican presidential nomination in 1948 at a Washington news conference. He said the move was unorthodox but he delayed announcing until after the November elections and will open a Washington office with Earl E. Hart as his personal secretary.
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Washington
Harold E. Stassen
Minnesota
Stassen
Arthur Vandenberg
Michigan
Earl E. Hart
Harold H Burton
The
Supreme Court
Weather Outlook for Mid Atlantic States Dec 18 Weekend
The forecast calls for Maryland and eastern Pennsylvania to be colder with rain on Wednesday and fair but chilly conditions on Thursday. Western Pennsylvania and West Virginia expect mostly cloudy and colder weather with light snow flurries near Lake Erie Wednesday and continued cold through Thursday.
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Maryland
Pennsylvania
Lake Erie
West Virginia
Somerset Daily Weather Report Noted by David Grove
Daily weather summary for 24 hours ending 5:30 p.m. Tuesday, reported by David Grove, U. Weather Observer. Temperature maximum recorded around 49 degrees. Previous year’s reading noted but illegible in parts of the text.
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Associated Press
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Montana
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Illinois
Iowa
South Dakota
Midwest
Carolinas
Georgia
Texas
Louisiana
Yukon Territory
Northwest Canada
Dawson
Michigan
Somerset Weather
David Grove
U. G. eWather Observer
Maxie
Weather report ages cities temperatures
The U S Weather Bureau listed Tuesday December 17 temperatures for several cities. Boston 55 high 26 low Cleveland 32 high 16 Denver 13 high 13 New York 50 high 32 53 low 30 Philadelphia 47 high 34 Pittsburgh 47 low 34 St Louis 67 high 39 Washington 59 high 37.
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