Union Threatens Tieup of Cable and Radio News
The American Communications Association urged a general embargo tying up foreign news transmission by radio and cable to pressure action on a labor dispute at Prissy Wiredesa Inc. Union locals from RCA Mackay and Western Union cables plan a meeting to decide on an embargo amid housing shortages.
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U. S. New York
American Communications Association Aco
United States
Prissy Wiredesa, Inc
Radio Comaunications Agency
RCA
Mackay Radi
Nd Commercial
Western Union Cables
Midwest Drought Areas Receive Beneficial Rain
Rain swept the Midwest restoring drought areas in extreme Eastern Iowa Northern Illinois Southern Wisconsin Northern Indiana and Eastern Michigan aiding crops and easing heat. Forecasters said no further rain is forecast for the weekend followed by cooler weather.
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Midwest
Chicago
Iowa
Constable Crews Ordered to Stand Trial on Civil Rights Charge
Suwannee County Constable Tom A Crews of Beanford Florida was ordered by Federal Judge Louie W Stearn to stand trial here October 1 on charges of violating the civil rights of a Negro prisoner who died while under arrest last September. Three die in plane crash near Effingham Illinois.
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Maces Wheat
Jacksonville
Fla
Suwanee County
Tom A. Crews
Beanford
Louie W.stearn
Deaths Metropolitan Eulogius Paris Archbishop Dies
Metropolitan Eulogius archbishop of the Russian Orthodox Church in Paris and head of the European Orthodox Church for 25 years died in Paris. The Rev. Paul Engelbert long serving pastor of St. Andrews Lutheran Buffalo died after 25 years at retirement in 1945.
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Paris
Paul
Engelbert
St. Andrews Lutheran Church
Buffalo
Rat Sayd
Durant court martial to try Nash Durant for Jewels theft
Brig. Gen. Joseph T. Toalbey named president of an officer court martial to try Capt. Kathleen B. Nash Durant on charges including larceny and embezzlement related to the Durant family jewels worth $1,500,000. The trial follows her alleged absence without leave and conspiracy.
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Wen. Dalbey
Durant
Frankfurt
Germany
Joseph T. Toalbey
Anoficer
Wac
Kathleen B. Nash Durant
Third Army
Marhal
Durnat
Nazi SS drug described at Nurnberg trial
The War Crimes Court heard how Heinrich Himmler's SS developed a drug to sterilize millions of war prisoners. A letter entered in evidence notes the option to sterilize 3,000,000 Bolsheviks in German hands to block propagation while keeping them for labor. The report cites a Jewish underground movement and critiques Britain’s Palestine policy as contributing to Middle East tensions. Air France announces a new Paris to New York flight starting August 29 with three weekly departures from Orly.
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Germany
War Crimes Court
Heinrich Himmmler
London
New Statesman
Nation
UNRRA
Europe
Palestine
NEW Ocean Flight
Paris
Air France
Ts Pa
New York
Orly
War Profit and May Testimony From Prestonburg Inquiry
A formal report questions Henry May's ties to wartime contracts, while committee leaders weigh summoning doctors Archer and Low for further testimony. The Cumberland Lumber Company and Garsson associates appear in the probe into war orders, profiteering, and calamity over defective ammunition.
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Combine
John "Rich
George P. Archer
Walter ‘Kiernan Laliy
Henry Wallace
Houston
Mank
May
Henry
Mittee
George Mead
Henry Low
Den
Meader
Archer
Washington
Prestonburg
Condi
Mead
Henry predicts seven million unimproved in 1946
On November 29 Henry gazed into a crystal ball and forecast seven million unimproved for 1946, a prophesy that chokied him with tears as he faced the magnitude of the expected boom.
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Henry
Tremors Shock Caribbean Islands After Major Quake
After a powerful tremor, Matanzas reports 424 houses destroyed amid widespread damage in San Juan Puerto Rico Amanalla Mayaguez and Ponce. Panic drove residents from homes as emergency camps and aid arrived. doctors dispatched to Ciudad Truillo and inland food drops began.
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Puerto Rico
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Mayaguez
Ponce
Chilren
Ciudad Trusillo
U. S
Naval District
Ciudad Truillo
Curacao
Netherlands
Indies
Beirut University Bombing Sparks Protest View in Palestine Crisis
A bomb exploded on Beirut University campus from a passing car causing no damage. The blast was seen as a demonstration of dissatisfaction with the US role in the Palestine issue. Earlier in the week bombs were thrown at the American legation and the British consulate in Beirut.
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American University
Saii
U S
Palestine
Beirut
Conference From Pagg One- Debate on Allied Veto Power
Transcribed excerpts show tension at a plenary meeting where Russia pushes for veto rights over conference recommendations and blocks two thirds support. Georges Bidault retains chairmanship. Andrei Vishinsky criticizes the conference secretariat for poor translation and planning as the session proceeds.
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Yugoslavia
Russia
Georges Bidault
France
Andrei ¥. Vishinsky
Refugee flows and British policy roil Palestine debate
Britain seeks to halt Jewish refugee movement to Palestine amid protests from Russia and Romania. U S General McNarey pledges to turn back organized refugee movements in Germany and Austria. Hundreds of thousands more are believed en route or in tunnels to enter Palestine, with underground routes under scrutiny. The United States rejects British partition plans while both Jews and Arabs oppose them.
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Europe
Palestine
Russia
Fomenia
Constanza
Meadett
Joseph ‘T McNarey
U.S
U. S
Jean
Igun Zvei Leumi
King
David
Olet
London
France
Italy
Filti
Germany
Auslit
MacNatney
Anes Wa
United States
U S Food Envoys Granted Freedom to Propose
Washington reports that U S delegates to the Copenhagen International Food Conference will have a free hand to present proposals. President's press secretary says no plan has been approved or rejected by the cabinet, despite earlier leaks about a food board.
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White House
United State
Copenhagen
Charles G. Ross
Teao.ls
Frumana
Tld
Plan to hold Arab and Jewish conferences before UN Assembly
A proposal sparked Arab wrath but London continued plans for a conference with the Arab League powers before the September 23 UN General Assembly session. Arab states refused to attend with Jewish representatives, and the Foreign Office was expected to run two simultaneous talks, one with Arab leaders and one with Jews.
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London
United Nations General Assembly
Divine Forecasts Democrat Liberty and Faith at Nuptials
At a press conference, Divine proclaimed that the marriage would spread democracy, Americanism and Christianity to a new birth of freedom as described by Lincoln. He listed his age as 41 in the license, while his followers cheered and chanted during the ceremony, asserting it was his fourth marriage.
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Wilmington
Del
INS
Jimmy Mord
Washington
Wilnington
May
Combine
Henry Garsson
Brothee
Murray Garsson
Lhore J
FBI Tech Oneme
Dutch Schultz
Owney Madden
Rght
Garssons
Lslal
Abraham Lincoln
Divine
Philippine clash leaves eleven dead MPs wounded
Philippine Military Police reports nine men and two women, identified as Hukbulahaps armed peasants, killed and three MPs wounded after a police column was attacked in Tayabas Province. The clash marks the last official report of Hukbulahaps operating outside Central Luzon.
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Jamela Weo
Embopine Military
Tayabas
Garbage truck public address announces cleanup role
A Rocky Ford public address system on a garbage truck calls for cleaning up all refuse to prevent spread of rollamyeolitis, describing the necessity of sanitation in the vehicle’s announcements.
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Rocky Ford
Cola
Gambling From Pogs One continued at sea
Reporters on the landing platform heard cries from the crowd aboard the ship about the gambling scene. The event featured food and a busy bar with few chairs as some passengers dozed standing. A camera was arrested yesterday 48 hours after the ship’s opening.
Maritime Union Revises Demands
Washington NAMSU negotiators revised wage hour proposals in a bid to avert a potential strike next Monday on Great Lakes dry cargo shipping. The talks involve Bethlehem Transportation Corp and four companies, with aims to cut ship and tanker work weeks from 56 to 40 hours and raise wages 10 to 18 cents per hour, plus overtime and double time terms.
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Washington
National Maritime Union
Great Lakes
NAMSU
Bethlehem ‘Transportation Corporation
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