Hughes Case Feud Fates debated by Senate panel
Washington AP reports Chairman Ferguson says the War Investigating Subcommittee must decide if to probe Hughes Brewster feud further while Senator Pepper argues the next step lies with the full Senate or the Justice Department. The Customs Bureau move to seize John Meyer's passport is cited amid the inquiry into Hughes wartime airplane contracts.
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New York Seamen Strike Shuts Ports Across City
A strike by New York City seamen began early today after pickets formed at multiple piers. About 4,509 to 5,000 unlicensed workers tied up Isthmian ships while some maritime unions refused to cross the picket lines.
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Egypt Shies At World Court Plea In Security Council
The United Nations Security Council hears Egypt resist a move toward the International Court of Justice in The Hague. Egypt demands Britain’s immediate withdrawal from Egypt and the end of joint British-Egyptian rule in the Sudan. Britain cites a 1956 treaty and argues actions cannot break treaties by UN appeal. Egypt prefers a clear cut decision over legal maneuvering and rejects settlement.
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Racial violence flares in Jerusalem area with casualties
In three separate incidents between Jaffa and Tel Aviv, Arabs were killed and Jews wounded, amid days of racial strife. A British infantry unit remained in the troubled area while officials said no curfew is planned.
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Moslem Pakistan Seeks UN Membership After Partition
A representative of Pakistan's provisional government says the Moslem dominated dominion should automatically become a United Nations member following the partition of India. The comment ties to moves toward recognition of the new state and its international status.
Britain Withdraws 150 Million Dollar U S Credit
Britain, short on dollars, withdraws another 150 million dollars of United States credit. The Navy reports the move reduces available funds to support Atlantic fleet submarines and ongoing training cruises through 1946.
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Truman bids peace mission depart for Rio for conference
President Truman sent the United States delegation to the Rio de Janeiro meeting with best wishes for a successful conference. Secretary Marshall leads the group with Vandenberg and Warren Austin among its members as they pursue Western Hemisphere solidarity and a formal defense treaty for the region. The note also highlights the delegation's purpose as part of the Act of Chapultepec and the ongoing pursuit of world peace.
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Army forms 27 units for wartime reserve
The Army announced 27 units ranging from railway divisions to grave registration teams will move from civilian life to military duty in emergencies. Arrangements under the War Department ar bitation program provide peacetime trained personnel as a reserve. Rail lines involved include New York Central, Pennsylvania, Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe, Southern, Union Pacific. Embalming institutes in New York and Iceland process corps.
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Price aims and labor calls for industry government talks
Emil Rieve of the full employment committee says the CLO backs Attorney General Clark’s plan to investigate high prices while urging Truman to convene an industry government labor conference to push voluntary price reductions. He notes monopolies like the mobile industry and General Motors may set prices and calls for action beyond criminal law.
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Equipment found in American zone Berlin during Allied probe
American military officials report discovering war materials in the American zone of Berlin including radios teletypes and scrambling devices. German informants named an Allied invasion probe while the purchaser of some equipment remained unnamed.
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Chicago Puts High Price on Marriage Fees
In Cook County the county clerk announces marriage license fees rise effective today from 3 to 85 cents. The increase follows a new state law authorizing higher charges.
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Manhattan Feels Hog Thieves In Central Park Theft
New York dispatch reports hogs thieves loose in Manhattan and a 192000 chestnut saddle horse named Serveant stolen in Central Park area on Tuesday. William Todd informed ponée that several owners reported losses as new riders moved about.
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Blonde dancer held as bandit queen in Mississippi crimes
A blonde dancer Marjeretta Gray Crabtree known as the Bandit Queen is held as two male accomplices face murder and three robberies. Police say she planned the hold ups using morphine to bolster nerve, with targets including a Louisville and Nashville station. accomplices Walter B. Walters and John Robert Tall are seized, with Tall charged and Crabtree possibly facing Gulfport charges.
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Record Warmth Surges as Thunderstorms Scatter City
Heat peaks at 95 tying 1945 date record and downtown readings hit 104 as showers roll through. City officials urge caution as parks pools and beaches attract crowds while hospitals report no heat related emergencies. Weather continues to stay hot and humid with highs near 90s across the region.
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British delegation to discuss dollar talks with U S
A 12 man British delegation led by Sir Wilfrid Eady will fly to Washington to exchange views on the world dollar situation. The trip aims to probe easing sterling convertibility and nondiscriminatory exports clauses of the Anglo American agreement.
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Flivver Fliers Set For Iceland Hop
Two former Army pilots circling the globe in two light planes landed in Greenland Tuesday night and planned to take off for Iceland today, said William Strohmeier, flight manager, early today.
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Riots Kill Dozens as Fires Rage in Indian Cities
Reports from the Indian News Agency say religious riots on the eve of independence killed at least 37 people and sparked widespread fires across Bombay Lahore and other cities as clashes intensified.
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London sources doubt US gold price hike
British financial sources reported no solid basis for rumors that the United States would raise its official gold price from 35 dollars an ounce to 50. The chatter suggested a raid or sudden policy shift, but officials were not aware of any decision or plan to change the price.
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British government imposes controls to combat economic crisis
London reports say government officials, trade union leaders, and industrialists laid plans to mobilize labor, industry, and wealth under new controls after King George VI gave assent to legislation. The House of Commons voted 193 to 84 to adjourn to Oct 20, despite attempts to shorten the recess. The Treasury notes an additional 150 million dollars in credit drawn, leaving about 50 million dollars available.
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