Italy Group Slows Parley With Debate
Paris reports a fourth week at the peace conference as Italy delays final treaty divisions between economic and political committees. Russia supported Article 72 on a conciliation mechanism, while broader East West splits persisted in voting patterns. Australia signaled plans to push a Court of Human Rights proposal later.
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Brazil
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Belgium
Czechoslovakia
Ukraine
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Canada
Great Britain
India
New Zealand
South Africa
Herbert V. Evatt
Italy
Romania
Hungary
Bulgaria
Finland
Big Four
Foreign Ministers Council
9000 Returnees to Japan as War Departures Accelerate
The Eighth Army ordered 250 officers with 24 and 25 months service to the fourth depot for shipment home. During the week, four ships will depart Yokohama for the United States carrying more than 9,000 homeward bound troops.
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Yokohama
Eighth Army
United States
World Teachers Group Proposed at World Conference
Delegates at the World Conference of the Teaching Profession began work on a proposal for a new International Teachers Association. The organization aims to promote education and educator welfare, disseminate information, foster world peace, secure international cooperation in education, and support UNESCO and the United Nations. The group’s formal organization is planned for tomorrow.
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Hunter Shoots Woman Mistaking Hat for Turtle
Carl Koppernold of Peru Indiana is held on a manslaughter charge after he told state police he mistook Mrs Elizabeth Pfaff as a turtle while squirrel hunting with two companions on the Wabash River near Logansport. He said he fired as the boat drifted past injuring the 49 year old woman who was fishing.
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Carl Koppernold
Peru
Elizabeth Pfaff
Koppernold
Cop Hero Of Tornado Fatal to 7
MANKATO Minn A village policeman Arthur Danks was hailed as a cool headed hero during tornadoes that hit Wells and Mankato Saturday night saving many lives. The Wells theater roof collapsed no injuries but 25 were hurt in town. In Mankato six people died at a 22 cabin tourist camp and several farm buildings were damaged with about 5% injuries. Names killed include Gerald Nurre and Donald Nelson.
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Arthur Danks
Gerald Nurre
Bancroft
Donald Nelson
Butterfield
Local Notables Listed in City Directory Card
Leroy Nelson 33 Welcome Minn Donald J Whig Mankato Mrs Ale Watland Minneapolis Sydney Despér Mankato and Ray Melvin 53 Mankato appear in the latest listing of residents and contacts in the region.
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Welcome
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Ale Watland
Minneapolis
Sydney Despér
Ray Melvin
Press Wireless Embargo Lifted After Union Arbitration
New York reports normal transmission today as the American Communications Association lifts its embargo on foreign news dispatches. The move follows a union agreement to arbitrate the 12 day old strike at Press Wireless, Inc. Union members ratified a settlement covering proposed layoffs for 46 workers and pay cuts for others as talks proceed.
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American Communications Association
CIA
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Swallows Dime Lodged in Nose In Jersey City
John Buckley eight year old boy inserted a dime in his nose and then swallowed it during extraction by Dr John Timpane at the medical center. He refused hospitalization as he is due to go to camp today. The doctor said no ill effects are expected.
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Timpane
Primary contests swirl around Gov. Dewey's shadow in New York
Local issues spotlight a Tuesday primary with 61 congressional, state senate and assembly races. Gov. Dewey, not on the ballot but influential, looms over contests in Manhattan's 17th district as Rep. Joseph Clark Baldwin defends liberal credentials against Frederick R. Coudert Jr. Dewey’s influence extends to the 29th district across upstate counties where Hamilton Fish’s seat faces Katherine St George and Augustus Bennett in a GOP nomination fight. Thirteen incumbents face challenges, most driven by local concerns.
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New York
Dewey
Senate
Assembly
Manhattan
17Th
Joseph Clark Baldwin
Republican
Baldwin
Frederick R. Coudert, Jr
Delaware
Sullivan
Orange
Rockland
Hamilton Fish
Augustus W. Bennett
Newburgh
Congress
Fish
Katharine St. George
Tuxedo Park
Bennett
G.O.P
Move to Cut Immigration Move to Cut Immigration
Washington report says Rep Gossett plans to reintroduce a bill for a 50 percent cut in all immigration quotas when Congress reconvenes. He claims wide backing after a similar measure failed by two votes in the House Immigration Committee this year. Rep Rankin and many Southern Democrats, plus numerous Republicans, are said to support.
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Truman
Congress
United States
Rep
Gossett
Texas
Texan
House Immigration Committee
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D-Miss
Army Begins Medal Probe
The Army launches a review of WWII awards to ensure uniform distribution standards. The War Department will study decorations procedures and seek equity in recognizing officers and enlisted personnel, with past inequities acknowledged but not altered. It also considers equitable systems for operating clubs for all ranks.
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War Department
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Army to Salvage Old Camp Lumber
The War Assets Administration gave the Army 2,000,000 to tear down surplus Army and Navy camps and wartime plants so the lumber can be salvaged for veterans houses. Eleven installations including prisoner of war camps will be razed immediately under Corps of Engineers contracts.
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War Assets Administration
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Corps of Engineers
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