Soviet propose arms talks open after Molo tov move
Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov accepts U S arms reduction proposals as basis for discussion and says veto would not block controls and inspections. British and Australian delegates call the concession important while Attlee signals Britain’s push toward atom reduction. Connally notes US welcome of Molotov and Saylat decla ration as UN action looms.
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Lake Buccess
United States
Hartley Shawcross
Paul Hastuck
London
INS
Clement R. ‘Attlee
Commionn
Britain
Philip Pirat
United Nations
Woman’s Falling Body Kills Postman in New York
In New York a 41-year-old mail carrier and father of four, Alexander Cook, died after being struck by a falling woman who plunged from a 13-story apartment building. The victim died at the hospital about an hour later while the woman, Mrs Natale Hiro, a 52-year-old former radio actress, died at once.
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EW York
Bulid Laka
Alexander Cook
Natale J. Hiro
Weather summary for Syracuse area from U.S. Weather Bureau
Cloudy and mostly colder tonight with a low around 21. Tuesday will be sunny to partly cloudy with a high near 32 and a low around 18. Sunrise at 7 20 AM. Record highs and lows noted from 1943 and 1944. Relative humidity near 60 to 74 percent through the morning.
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Syracuse
U.S
Churaday
Mor Mradingy
Miners threaten reprisal over Lewis conviction in Uniontown
Western Pennsylvania miners angry over John Lewis conviction accuse the federal government of trying to smash the United Mine Workers Union. They threaten not to return to work, with comments heard in taprooms stores and on coal town streets. Tony Muller of the Philliss mine condemns the government.
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Western
Pennsylvania
John L. Tewis
United Mine Wockers Unioy
Lewis Telly
Xsugh
Annu Olly
Uniontown
Tony Muller
Philliss
H. GC. Frick Coal and Coke Company
Long cold winter ahead expected by Weather Bureau
A 70 year climate study by the U S Weather Bureau notes a swing to harsher winters after milder periods from 1880 to 1939 The forecast suggests the immediate term will be chilly with a low around 25 tonight and a warming trend with rain and possible snow by Thursday
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Gale injures twenty two on liner to Southampton
Queen Elizabeth arrived at Southampton today after a gale battered the liner from New York. Several ambulances met the ship to aid twenty two injured passengers, mostly elderly, as waves over 40 feet high buffeted the vessel. One passenger fractured a hip and another a broken arm amid the shifting, slippery decks.
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Southampton
England
INS
Queen Elizabeth
South
Hampton
New You
Lng Ner
Missing Bennington Girl Spurred 500 Search Volunteers
Bennington Vermont reports 18 year old Paula Welden missing after Sunday afternoon hike on Glastonbury Mountain. more than 500 volunteers joined efforts from Bennington and Arlington aided by walkie talkies and an airplane as searchers combed icy slopes and sub zero terrain. Father W Archibald Welden of Stamford Connecticut is coordinating family and college community from Bennington College.
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Bennington
Glastonbury
Paula Welden
Benningle
M. College Alphomore
Embargo Forces Immediate Layoffs and Shipping Tie-Up
Widespread industrial unemployment threatens Syracuse and Onondaga County as a nationwide railroad freight embargo takes effect at midnight. Officials met to plan emergency actions while Crucible Steel and other plants warn of halted operations due to lack of raw materials and key supplies. Foodstuffs and vital needs are listed as exceptions to the embargo.
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Syracuse
Onondaga County
Feritory
Cxuielbie Steel Co. America
Raymond A. Schneid
Holcomb Works
Oakland Declares Emergency After Massive AFL Walkout
Oakland California declares a citywide state of emergency after a massive AFL walkout paralyzes the metropolis of about a million. Mayor Herbert L. Beach indicates a tough approach, ordering full police power and utilities support to prevent anarchy while the walkout halts public transit and commerce.
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Oakland
Calif
Tha
Elty
Oalkland
Tha Honda
Herbert L. Beach
A.F.L
Tree sales top 13000 from state reforestation lands
The Conservation Department reported more than 13,000 Christmas trees have been sold this season from state reforestation areas in Albany. The figures reflect strong demand and promote the use of locally grown evergreens.
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Albany
Inflationary pressures ease prices across the nation
A national editorial cites rising costs and dislocation as inflation cools, noting shifts in consumer prices. David Lawrones comments from the editorial page on the impact for residents of St Paul Minnesota and other regions.
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Enohors
St. Paul
Minn
Nather Ovle
David Lawrones
Federal Larner Hints Effort to End Walkout
In Washington a delayed sentencing for John L. Lewis stretched to five hours amid talks among AFL leaders and government figures. Officials indicated a possible agreement to end the soft coal strike, though no confirmation came from top figures. observers speculated about last minute efforts and possible conditions.
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Federal Larner
Washington
John L. Leivis
Lewis
United Mine Workers
John F. Sennett
Oldsborough
Steelman invited to reply to Ickes blast in Capitol
Reconversion Director John R. Steelman was invited at the White House to answer Harold L. Ickes who labeled him “our own domestic Hitler” in a House committee probe of surplus property. Slaughter said Steelman should appear to testify, noting Tekla’s testimony and Steelman’s possible interest.
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Washington
John R._ Steelman
Capiiol FM
Harold L. Ickes
John L. Lewis
Slaughter
D-Mo
House
Steelman
White House
Johus
Old Cure Mudgeon
Lewis
Hitler
Contempt Trial Drama Spares Judge as Witness Delays
A tense session in WALINGION GP saw four spectators and bailiffs unsettled as a cop waiting to testify in another case reveals a gnarled scene. Government and U M W attorneys discussed possible action, including a $200000 daily fine to compel work stoppage, while Lewis pacified the floor in an ante room before resuming in chambers.
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Deha Ls Lewin
Cour
U.M.W
Lewis and Unis
Lewis
Pacig
Robbery at Internal Revenue Office Steals 453 Dollars
An Internal Revenue collector was held up in his office by an armed man who escaped with 453 dollars. Police reported no one else was harmed. The thief fled the post office building with his victim as the sole witness.
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Bingnamson
Internal Revenue Collector
Guerrillas Attack Greek Turkish Railway Near Border
Guerrillas active in Eastern Greece said today they were attempting to cut the Greek Turkish railway near the border. The move could affect transport and regional security in the border area.
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Athens
QNS
Greece
Turkey
Strip Coal Rush Aims To Bring Coal To Denver
Emergency coal committee moves to rush 60,000 tons to Denver from northern Colorado strip mine. Gov Viviam empowers rationing to aid institutions in need. Bare coal yards and empty bins threaten heat, prompting rapid gas heating installations at a Denver high school and other institutions.
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Denver
Ward Denver
Colorado
John C
White House promises housing program statement by Truman
The White House said President Truman would issue a statement today or tomorrow on the housing program controversy. Press Secretary Charles G. Ross indicated a definite possibility of release, with further details to follow. Wyatt resignation rumors and mob unrest in Guayaquil were also noted as context.
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Washington
White House
Truman
Jed
Wilson
Wyatt
Charles G. Ross
Rosa
Gure
Ecuador
INS
Guayaquil
Public rush to beat embargo cited by thousands
Thousands of Syenensons hurried to beat a government embargo on vall and freight shipments set to take effect at 12 02 A M Friday. Merchants reported a surge in sales as residents bought bulk goods for shipment to relatives out of town before the embargo. Post office officials anticipated later instructions and planned to inform over 800 postmasters by phone.
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Postoffice
Ingon
Post Office
Clipped Santa Monica Notice and Odd Prices
A clipped Santa Monica notice mentions stray phrases and unclear text. Readable details indicate prices listed as two dollars and twenty five cents and one dollar respectively, with surrounding garbled words.
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Santa Monica
Calif
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