Still Room For 20 000 in N Y Colleges
The New York State Education Department said facilities exist for nearly 10 000 students across regular off campus and emergency schools though enrollments at many colleges remain closed. Emergency construction and five new institutes will open at Plattsburg Sampson Utica and Geneva sites including Mohawk College and a planned two year center in New York City. A Tokyo report notes the Japanese committee investigating the Pacific war was dissolved without explanation.
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Mohawk College
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Hianter College
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Want to Make a Million It’s Easy Buy Cotton
New Orleans story profiles Tom Jordan a top trader at the New Orleans Cotton Exchange who claims quick wealth from cotton speculation. He recounts borrowing $300 in 1941 paying taxes then turning a $1400 profit and by May liquidating to just over $1,000,000. He predicts cotton could reach 60 cents a pound as demand outpaces supply while noting a 1200 point rise to 36 cents.
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New Orleans
New Orleans States
Tom Jordan
Jordan
Price Verdict Tuesday
Washington based decontrol board pledged to announce its decision on price controls for major foods and feeds next Tuesday. Chairman Roy L. Thompson warned against speculation, stating no one should guess the board's ruling as it completes five days of deliberation after OPA's revival.
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Roy L. Thompson
OPA
UN Begins Move To New Quarters At Lake Success
The United Nations started relocating to its new 2 million dollar headquarters at Lake Success on Long Island from Huointer College in the Bronx. The transfer is set to take six days with a plan to remain at Lake Success for three to five years before moving to permanent quarters yet to be chosen.
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United Nations
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Long Island
Huointer College
Bronx
Moscow Denies Troops Near Iran
Moscow radio denies reports of Soviet troops concentrated on Iran's northern border in response to British Indian troop movements to Basra near Iran's southwest frontier. Tass described the reports as a provocative fabrication.
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Moscow Radio Today
Iran
Iraq
Jiasra
Tass
World Relief To Continue International UNRRA Aid
UNRRA policy committee approves continuation of relief and rehabilitation work internationally. La Guardia challenges a non international framing, asking who decides mercy. Korea program worth 82 million dollars disputed as Soviet moves limit supply and personnel movement.
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Switzerland
UNRRA
Fiorello H. la Guardia
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Central Committee
U. S
India Regime Set Without Moslems
Nehru announced at Bombay news conference that the Congress will form an interim Indian government without the Moslem League. The talks with Jinnah, described as unproductive, failed to bring the sides closer and no further meetings are planned.
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Panidit Jawahearlal Nehru
All- India Congress Party
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Nehru
Mahomed Ali Jinnah
Mostem League
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U S Favors Russian Rights In Straits
Washington reports the United States backs limited Russian transit rights through the Dardanelles but opposes Russia’s demands for military control. Officials consider a Turkish called Montreux Treaty conference to ease the dispute while preserving open access for Black Sea warships.
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Montreux
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Flat Tire Brings Dewey Two Calves to Pawling Farm
Albany dispatch reports Governor Thomas E. Dewey, awaiting a tire repair on Route 9, observed two brown Swiss calves in his Pawling farm meadow. He bought them after hitching a ride from a farmer and has since fielded offers higher than his purchase price.
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INS
Thomas E. Dewey
Pawling
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881 Nazis Ousted By Latin Nations
A ship carrying 881 Germans expelled as pro Nazi undesirables sailed from Vera Cruz toward Germany after stopping to pick up 75 Germans expelled by Mexico. Among the 75 were 21 accused of wartime espionage.
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Vera Cruz
Mexico
Marine Marlin
Germany
Tattooed Lady Dead in Bowery Restaurant Rest Room
Millie Hall known as the tattooed lady was found dead in a Bowery restaurant rest room. Police say she was about 50 and apparently died of natural causes. No relatives claimed the body as seamen worldwide bore her epitaph in tattoos.
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New York
INS
Millie Hall
Millie
Bowery
Wire Strike Plan Offered by Firm
Press Wireless Inc submits a compromise arbitration plan to the United States Conciliation Service after conciliation efforts pause. The proposal calls for an immediate three man arbitration panel to hear the CLO strike dispute and resolve terms.
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New York
Press Wireless, Inc
United States Conciliation Service
CLO
Ross Colwell
Labor actions prompt contract dispute and strike
The piece notes divisions over company picks in a labor dispute. It mentions a selection by the firm, one by American Communications, and a third by the union related to a strike involving 300 employees amid alleged contract violations.
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Hoth Cration
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