U S Proposes L T O Amendments At Trade Conference
The United States to the UN Conference on Trade and Employment outlined three amendments to the International Trade Organization charter. They would permit stockpiling for national security, include Germany and Japan under the charter, and allow voluntary negotiations on state trading monopolies with limited scope. The moves aim to align trade policy with broader foreign policy during the London Foreign Ministers Council session.
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Gambling probe sparks letters from Morelli in 1946
Mrs Morelli and a waiter saw noises at a club door as a station wagon window cracked. Morelli led a grand jury inquiry in October 1946 claiming rampant gambling in Oneida County but refused immunity. the district attorney found nothing substantial and no indictments were issued. A prior gambling misdemeanor against Morelli was dismissed for lack of evidence.
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Anti GI Bartending Schools Protested in Baltimore
The Anti Saloon League of America challenged GI education benefits used to train bartenders. Supt. George W. Crabbe told Harlem Park Methodist Church parishioners that liquor forces have read into the GI Bill the right to fund bartender training, noting a local school operating in Baltimore.
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Occupied Zones to Get New Money
Washington reports that the United States has printed new currency for use in the American occupation zones of Germany and Korea to curb black market money and inflation. The move, kept secret during a London Big Four ministers conference, aims to outlaw Russian printed money. A Senate committee previously heard about $350 million in Russian bills redeemed at face value in dollars through 1945.
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New German Currency Planned Amid Allied Talks
No date set for issuing the currency. Circulation in British and French zones in western Germany unclear. Printing decided after talks with Britain, whose zone merged economically with this country since January 1. Der Abend reports Russia prepped for currency change in the Soviet zone without Western input. The move signals a potential revaluation of the German mark and the Korean won as black market rates drop below wartime-ally valuations.
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Palestine tensions rise as Arab League promises decisive action
British sources blame the Moslem Brotherhood for Middle East violence following the UN Palestine decision. The group, formed in Egypt at Azhar University, is estimated at 300000 members with 25000 in Palestine and 80000 in Syria and Lebanon. Aden stabilizes after deadly Jewish Arab clashes last week, 124 lives lost.
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Elliott Urges Stalin Meeting Urges Stalin Talk
New Haven, Conn. Elliott Roosevelt, son of the late President, says a personal conference between Stalin and the elected U.S. president is the only path to russia United States accord. The brigadier general in the Army Air Forces during the war sat in on some conferences between his father and Stalin and spoke on a radio program Sunday.
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U. S. Opens Trial of Krupp Officials
The United States opens the war crimes trial of the Krupp armament dynasty led by Alfred Krupp von Bohlen und Halbach. Eleven top Krupp officials face charges of aiding Nazi aggression and supporting Hitler's regime. Brig. Gen. Telford Taylor outlines the group's role in arming and financing Germany's war effort.
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Card Champs Win Open Pairs in Atlantic City Amid Theft
Mrs. Helen Sobel of New York City and Mrs. Wilkinson Wagar of Atlanta captured the national open pairs championship at the 21st winter ACBL tournament in Atlantic City New Jersey with a four-session total of 6344 points. Ruth Sherman and Sam Fry Jr of New York placed second with 62634 points, followed by Milton Casson and Sidney S. Wirt of Brookline Massachusetts. Thieves looted Sobel's hotel room during the victory celebrations, stealing a $1700 fur coat and diamond earrings.
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Lehman Presses Unity of Asiatic Peoples in Speech
Herbert H. Lehman former UN relief chief told an academic convocation of the Asiatic Institute that Americans cannot ignore the strong aspirations of Asiatic peoples He warned that despite dissension the Asiatic world remains essentially one and urged awareness of this unity during dedication of the institute's new building.
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Eisenhower Boom Gains Momentum
Fresh indications that General Dwight D. Eisenhower may step out of uniform in January accompany reports of rising support for his possible Republican presidential bid. Bradley named Truman successor at Columbia might speed his 1948 plans, with Taft Stassen Warren already in the race.
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Eastern Republican officials probe Eisenhower delegate path
An unnamed Eastern Republican senator says behind the scenes activity to secure Eisenhower delegates is underway. He notes leaders in his state have been contacted by people claiming to represent the Eisenhower movement, or the general himself.
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Railway Labor's Political League opens drive in Washington
Arthur E Lyon named chairman of Railway Labor's Political League and announces a push for at least one dollar from each 1,250,000 railroad workers. The league, backed by the Railway Labor Executives Association, aims to mobilize railway labor support. Lyon serves as secretary of the association.
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