Drastic New Fuel Curbs To Hit Monday If Strike Persists
The Civilian Production Administration prepared to impose broad fuel conservation orders starting Monday unless the soft coal strike ends. Measures include extending dimout rules to utilities powered by soft coal and shifting a second phase dimout based on lower coal stocks, plus sharing coal among utilities and freezing coke supplies for manufacturers of artificial gas. The plan also considers freezing coal for stricken industries and railroads beyond set limits amid other emergency actions.
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GOP Promises New Deal Cleanup in Congress
The article reports GOP leaders vowing to clean up 14 years of New Deal spending and government overreach. Martin indicates he may become Speaker as the party prepares for the 1948 White House race. Weather notes mild weekend and potential fog in Buffalo Syracuse Rochester areas.
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Syracuse Area Weather Forecast Summary
The United States Weather Bureau predicts little temperature change today and tonight with a low of 30. Saturday will be partly cloudy and slightly warmer. Thursday's high around 45 with a low near 32. Sunset today at 4 30 P M and sunrise Saturday at 7 22 A M. Record highs and lows noted for the date.
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Helicopter to Aid Search for Paula Welden Missing Coed
A helicopter manned by two veteran pilots departed Niagara Falls en route to Bennington to assist in the search for Paula Welden an 18 year old Bennington College sophomore missing since Sunday The craft refueled at Syracuse Airport en route The aircraft identified as a 3947 model carried pilots Jay Demming and David Anderson with Bell Aircraft Corp involvement
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Peace talks advance toward Christmas signing
The Big Four nations pressed toward signing five peace treaties with Italy Romania Bulgaria Hungary and Finland as ministers agreed on remaining reparations and navigation terms for the Danube. A pair of meetings was scheduled with one Thursday night and another Saturday morning before a weekend recess.
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Stalin TIness Confirmed by Foreign Papers
London correspondent for L Epoque quotes unnamed Turkish sources claiming Premier Stalin suffered a serious stroke on November 4 and was transported to a hospital near Batum on the Black Sea where he had previously sought recovery.
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UN Parley Report on Atom Energy Control Proposal
Molotov accepted the American provision for early international control of atomic energy to ensure peaceful use. Sen Tom Connally had proposed the amendment in UN subcommittee debates on arm reduction. The United States urged Russia to back its plan, signaling easing of Moscow’s earlier stance against atomic weapons.
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Monument Heat Cut To Save Coal Trust
Washington Monument plans to shed heat by sealing off the 550 foot tower to conserve coal as the National Capital Parks Service tightens energy use in the nation’s capital.
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Girl Skier Dies Two Men Hurt In Colorado Ski Lift Incident
Three University of Colorado students went missing after a skiing trip on Rodden Glacier. Hazel Maxtin was found dead with Waddington and Meehleib injured and hospitalized in Boulder. Rescue dogs aided weary crews who said snowslides likely trapped the party before dusk.
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Packers Fear Meat Dearth Threatens Stocks
In Cincinnati, A. J. Baker of the American Stockyards Association warned Eastern cattle market representatives that further freight embargoes could force packers to curtail operations to avoid spoilage, risking a meat shortage and large stock losses.
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United Nations Scene Praised as World Capital by Editor
John L. Springer notes on the editorial page that meetings of the United Nations Assembly and Security Council plus the Big Four foreign ministers in New York reinforce the city’s claim as the virtual world capital.
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Wall Street Sees Coal Strike End In Near Term
Wall Street opinions center on a quick coal strike settlement. Prolonged shutdowns beyond a week could devastate the economy and push earnings red for many firms. Yet markets have held steady since the miners began their walkout on November 21.
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Car Output Reaches New Postwar High in US and Canada
Ward's Automotive Reports shows weekly production at 96 519 units, the highest since wartime. The prior peak was 96 961 units, recorded in the week ending November 23.
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Nation's idle tops 1,000,000 as strikes bite hard
Thousands of workers head home for a jobless Christmas as John L. Lewis led United Mine Workers presses their strike. The labor action, coupled with a freight embargo, leaves over a million idle. railroads lay off about 150,000, with mass layoffs spreading to autos and steel industries. Page 14.
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Coal Stocks Fall After Seizure In 12 Days
The Sola Fuels Administration reports that in 12 days more than a quarter of the nation’s frozen coal stocks have vanish. As of December 3 only 2,244,650 tons remained from the 3,025,260 tons seized in beansit or tidewater docks on November 26.
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ICIO Seeks Parley With Unions Over Coal Crisis
An hour long presidential cabinet meeting on the coal crisis broke up with calls for private discussions. President Truman and Labor leaders like John L. Lewis were urged to seek a settlement, with Sen. Owen E. Moore suggesting a quick end if Truman and Lewis meet. The National Coal Association warned against resuming digging until costs are addressed, while miners faced court-ordered penalties and bonds posted to cover fines.
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Embargo Changes Ease Local Production Problems
Area industries report easing production issues after embargo modifications on key shipments. Factory managers note unchanged employment and shipping conditions since the embargo announcement while considering shorter weeks to avert layoffs. Railroad service out of Syracuse suffers a severe knock as D. J. and W. passenger trains end at midnight Sunday.
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