Zionist Group Demands Seat as UN Palestine Debates
Jewish Agency spokesmen warn Jews in Palestine show little optimism over the UN special session on the Holy Land. Irgun Zvai Leumi rules out a truce while Britain’s mandate and security measures intensify. British forces move a former Mailed Fist division toward Ashkelon as U S consulate tightens access. Davar and Haaretz urge recognition of national rights and immigration.
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Jewish Agency
United Nations
Holy Land
Irgun Zval Leum
Irgun
Britain
Middle East
Palestine
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Sixth Armored
Hilstarle Ashkelon
Gaza
Italy
Egypt
U. S
Mamillah Road
Jerusalm
U.N
New York
Dally Haaretz
James L. Kilgallen
Flushing. Meadows
INS
UN Assembly
United Nations Secretariat
United States
Lake Success
Ila
League of Women Voters presses for federal education aid
The League of Women Voters urged Congress to act on five bills to provide federal support for education. Director Mrs. Charles E. Heming testified that without such aid there is no solution to the grave emergency facing the generation now growing up. The group began its second week of hearings on proposals to supplement teachers' salaries or cover general education costs.
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Washington
League of Women Voters
Congress
Charles E. Heming
League
Senate
Labor-Public Welfare Group
Editorial on Peron policy and U S intervention
Marquis Childs argues in a Washington Buenos Aires context that dictator Peron seeks support from the United States under a Truman doctrine framework. The piece sits among page features and regular sections like Comics Horoscope and Classifieds with references to pages 24 25 12 13 14 16 17 19 20 93 and 15.
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Washington
Buenos Aires
Peron
Argentina
Truman
Marquis Childs
Yin
Coia
Parc
Amusements of
Bridge Financial
Repter
City Life
Earl Wilson
Winchell
Wallace Plans U S Tour to Promote Peace and Buy More by Investing
Wallace arrives in Washington to unveil a nationwide speaking tour aimed at urging pacifist policies. He criticizes administration foreign policy and says the country can buy more by investing for peace than for war. He declines to comment on Moscow Conference outcomes but notes progress.
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Washington
Henry
Wallace
Europe
Truman
Marshall
Moscow
Trial- Lumber Firm Link to May in Evidence
Government evidence in the war fraud trial of ex-Congressman Andrew J May and Garsson munitions officials includes a letter aimed at proving a Kentucky lumber company was used to hide bribe payments. The letter dated October 25 1943 on May s stationery as House Military Affairs Committee chair suggests profits from lumber never delivered.
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May
Washington
LLP
Kentucky
Andrew J. May
Garsson Munitions Combine
Cumberland Tumber Company
Whiteburg
Government
Garsson
Garsson Combine
House
Leroy Wilson Fields
Wall collapses at Frankfurt Cathedral injuring a person
A portion of a side wall at the Frankfurt Cathedral collapsed today in Frankeur d Germany injuring one person and prompting emergency response.
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Frankeurd
Germany
Frankfurt’ Cathedral
Chamber Official Urges Senate Tax Cut Support
Ellsworth Co Alvord of the United States Chamber of Commerce urged the Senate Finance Committee to approve House tax relief. He testified as the panel weighs a plan to cut income taxes by 80 percent for low brackets and about 20 percent for others while arguing debt reduction can proceed alongside tax cuts. President Truman favours debt reduction over further tax cuts.
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Washington
Ellsworth Co
Alvord
United States Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Federal Finance Committee
Senate Finance Committee
Millikin
R-Corp
Oswaldo Aranha Elected UN General Assembly President
Dr Oswaldo Aranha won the UN General Assembly presidency by secret ballot with 45 of 50 votes. The session opened under Ferdinand Van Langenhove urging efficiency and warning against overload of meetings while discussing Palestine. Assam Pasha of the Arab League attended as a spectator and spoke on an independent democratic Palestine.
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Faisal al- “Said
Saudi
Praail
Oswaldo Aranha
General Assembly
Aranha
Andrei Gromkyo
Emir Faisal al Saud
Ibn Saud
Thirea
United Nations
Bielo
Russia
General’ Assembly
Palestine
Britain
E.D.T
Ferdinand van Langenhove
Belgium
Hangenhove
Assam Pasha
The
Arab League
U.N
Palestine Blast Injures Child in Jerusalem District
A child was slightly injured today by an explosion believed to be caused by a hand grenade in the Street of the Prophets in Jerusalem's old Jewish quarter. Police could not immediately determine the grenade's source.
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Jerusalem
Four Army escapees at Letterman Hospital alleged hostage taken
Three of four dangerous men who escaped from the Army Letterman Hospital by trickery and force are back in custody. One remains at large with a hospital orderly taken as hostage. The fugitives, including Wallrath of Long Island City, were part of a dramatic early morning breakout from the psychopathic ward.
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San Francisco
Army
Letterman LF Hospital
Frank RB. Wallrath
Long Island City
N. Y
Wallace Williams
Lee Av
Fort. Worth
Tex
Coast Train Crashes Rail Near Ontario Injuring 36
Thirty six persons were injured when the Southern Pacific Argonaut passenger train struck a broken rail at Guasti four miles east of Ontario California. The derailment left most cars off the track and several hundred yards of track torn up. Ambulances carried victims to four area hospitals.
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Southern Pacific
Ontario
Calif
Thiry
New Orleans
Hogan and McNett Confer In Lighthearted Local Talk
Two party leaders in Onondaga County spoke via Herald Journal facilities in a playful exchange. Charles A. McNett and Charles J. Hogan joked about attire at a fraternal dinner and their long political careers, while sharing neighborly childhood detail.
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Onondaga County
Herald- Journal
Herald-Journal
Weiter
Charles A. McNett
G. QO
PY Chaiman
McNett
Charles ‘J
Hogan
Heart Seventy-Year-Old Survives Clockwise Emergency Heart Sew
Bert Muetling aged 64 at Hahnemann Hospital underwent a hour long emergency operation after a knife wound to the heart jotted by an apparent assault. Doctors called his outlook excellent though perplexing and he walked a mile to the hospital Sunday before the procedure. He refused to explain how he was wounded and urged staff to simply patch his chest and let him go.
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Philadelphia
INS
Bert Muetling
Hahnemann Hospital
Malting
Sun as Weather Forecaster Still Fails Locals
Weather conditions frustrated residents with a weekend of uncertain rain showers totaling about 0.20 inches. Forecasters predicted warmth and sun through Tuesday but snowfall appeared in Onondaga Hill Solvay and other county areas while temperatures slipped to 26 degrees before dawn.
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Onondaga Hill
Solvay
Ship Adrift Near Hawaii Engine Fails
The Liverdish owned motorship Mattawunga carrying four passengers from Australia to San Francisco is adrift 405 miles from Oahu with its engine completely out of commission. The report says the ship and one passenger are not in danger.
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Honolulu
Mattawunga
Australia
San H Francisco
Oahu
Dange
Break Likely in Telephone Strike as Wage Offer Rejected
In Des Moines Iowa union leaders denounced a 2.50 weekly wage raise from Northwestern Bell Telephone Co saying it falls short of demands. National Federation of Telephone Workers president Joseph A Beirne expected a major break within days as Iowa union officials echoed the rejection and kept the door open for a 6 weekly minimum while state and regional talks continue.
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Northwestern Bell Telephone Co
Tday
Joseph A. Beirne
National Federation of Telephone, Workers
Des Moines
A. R.toepfer
Northwestern Union of Telephone Workers
Iowa
Minnesota
Dakotas
Neo Bras
Oxy
Lown
Toepfer
US hopes for easing tensions buoyed by Marshall view
Secretary of State Marshall believes U S firmness on European peace treaty issues may push Russia to concede. He spoke at a White House conference before a nationwide radio report at 9 30 P M Syracuse time on the Moscow foreign ministers conference. Attendees included the President and cabinet officers.
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Washmington
Mareshal
Russia
Marshall
White House
Syracuse
Moscow Foreign Ministers
Moscow notes show cautious optimism on peace talks
Moscow press and Western observers described the Moscow conference as productive despite its end. Officials say the Big Four foreign ministers made progress on German and Austrian peace treaties while signaling openness to further negotiation. Marshall reportedly advised patience as wartime allies seek possible future London meetings and UN considerations.
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Tarentin
Germany
Austria
United States
Wen
London
Marshall
United Nations General Assembly
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