Dutch UN Crisis Debated Over Indonesian Conflict
The Netherlands argues no international intervention is needed as the UN meets in emergency session about fighting in Indonesia. The memorandum cites Dutch authority to act in Java and Sumatra to restore stability, while US Australia press for action despite absent Soviet and Ukrainian delegates.
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Paria
Netherlands
United Nev’ Tions Security Council
Indonesia
Council
Republic of Endonesia
United States
Gelegziex
Java
Philp
Jessup
Jan Herman van Rovel
Council to Propose Curb Meter Extension in Downtown
The Common Council plans an ordinance to extend metered parking to 12 streets including Crowe ax and Matcha st. Parking would allow two cars at five cents or 24 minutes for one. The measure seeks to regulate zones and ease downtown traffic.
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George H. Sowles
Crowe Ax
Matcha
Gswezo
Fees Salina Ie Buisernut
Christmas Features Hint At Global Turmoil
A fragment from an editorial page notes how Christmas features contrast with headlines about Dutch incursions in Indonesia. Marquis Childs writes on the editorials, with pages 36 and related sections including comics, crosswords, horoscopes, and amusements listed for the issue.
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America
Java
Somatre
Marquis Childs
Jean Kaan
Dean
Mary Haworth
Ofiker
Ace
Dutch seize capital as fighting spreads in Java and Sumatra
Dutch forces widen a nutcracker operation in the fledgling Indonesian Republic, seizing Jogjakarta and major towns in Java and Sumatra. They interned top leaders, including a president and rebel commander, as battles rage with light Dutch casualties and swift advances toward key cities.
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Batavia
Javan
Tiepos
Cspital
Dogjakaris
Republic
Promiie
Netue Diakne O
Java
Sumatra
Merian
Nacthr
Almori
Netherlands
Jogjakarta
Sring Heads
Spy Probers Seek to Quiz Eight Witnesses in Probe
Congressional investigators press for the chance to question eight witnesses in the espionage inquiry as the House Un American Activities Committee seeks to add more testimony before the Senate takes over. The probe targets 12 Communist Party leaders and Alger Hiss in a case linked to government secrets.
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Washington
Jazanne
Congressional
Justice Department
House Un-American Activi« Compaitee
Jew Conwvest
New York
Lucy
Jon
U.S
Alger Biss
Whittaker
Supreme Court Refuses Japan War Crimes Appeals
The U S Supreme Court today refused to interfere with the International Military Tribunal review of death sentences for former Japanese Premier Tojo and six other wartime officials. The court ruled it had no authority over the tribunal and upheld the executions schedule previously set by General MacArthur. Justice Murphy dissented without an opinion while Justice Rutledge reserved judgment.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Salitary ‘Tribunal
Toja
Set
Het V-nation
Promi Court
Dawre
Ofiela
Berlare
Hale
Thio
Macdrihur Cane
Murphy
Justine Rutledge
Jackson
Fire destroys Canadian Arsenal center in weekend blaze
A 1000-foot shell fabrication plant at the Canadian Arsenal in YATLARTIER Que. was destroyed in a weekend fire that caused about $500000 in losses. Firefighters battled the blaze for 24 hours before containment at 12 20 A M. Water shortages hampered efforts and cause remains unknown.
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Yatlartier
Que
Army Training and Sciencic Research Center
Quehre City
Bridegroom of Day Is Shot to Death
An elderly bridegroom was shot and killed during a family celebration in Knoanville Tennessee. The seven year old grandson was critically wounded when a man grabbed a pistol and opened fire before authorities said the incident involved industrial labor figures and a congressional inquiry session in Washington.
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Knoanville
Tenn
Sten
Dawill
King
Washington Uns
Appar- Hellman
Heseman
House Labor Subcommittee
Philip Murray
C.L.C
Hoffman
Sterling Ed Cox
Gertle Cox
Michigan
Washington
Attlee to Make Cabinet Changes
London reports that Prime Minister Clement Attlee plans cabinet reshuffles following a bribery scandal investigation. John Belcher, parliamentary secretary for the Board of Trade, is expected to resign, with a successor being chosen to strengthen the government.
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London
UPI
Clement P. Attire
John Belcher
Board of Trade
Becauze Udi
Helgner
Christmas Cleanup Plans And Eviction Fears Across Cities
The report notes varied Christmas aftermath concerns from Washington where forecasters advise against using stacked books or fragile items as tree decor to San Francisco where a couple faces eviction on Christmas Eve. In Gloucester a dog alert led to a house fire discovery, while Niagara Falls reports a teen held for violating a city ordinance related to fireworks.
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San Francisco
Calit
Lane H. Lawrence
Jantina
Thale
Elks Lodge
Nanclig Mevente
Delog
Acitiel Constructinn
Christa
General Electric Chief Warns of New Pay Boosts
GE president Charles F. Wilson told a joint Congressional subcommittee that further wage increases would push prices higher. He argued that without sustained productivity gains, wages can be paid only from inflation, as hearings on corporate profits resumed.
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Washington
Charles F. Wilson
General Electric Co
Perces
Wilson
Congressional
Barkley to Visit Airlift Christmas Day
Senator Alben W. Barkley plans to spend Christmas with American airmen on the airlift mission to Europe. President Truman praised Barkley and noted the medal presentation by Myron C. Taylor and Stuart Symington at the ceremony.
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Tanucal
Alben W. Barkley
Bertin
Nis Washington
P - Myron C
Paylor
Kentucky
Meri
Truman Tor
Vaticans
Enmzni
Taylor
Pavia
W. Pope
Stuart Symington
Jeave
Jon
Scared creditors debate loan fears in chaotic quotation
A distressed National Credit Union official claims lenders fear never recovering funds amid a chaotic incident. The quoted remarks describe dwindling supplies and money lent with little hope of repayment and highlight creditor anxiety.
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Robert Marknass
The
National Credit Union
C Aubrey Smith Dies at 84 Actor Known for Stage and Film Career
London born actor C Aubrey Smith aged 84 is remembered for a long stage career and early screen work. The obituary notes his debut in 1892 and ascent to fame with British and American productions before world war era fame.
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C. Aubrey Smith
C. Aube Smilin
Aeinr
al Hin Hone
Ste Autrey
London
Adsicalin
South Alpes
Iran Flood Renders 200 Missing Near Isfahan
Etiniaat reports a flood inundating villages near Isfahan leaves 200 missing and hundreds of houses collapsed. About 20 000 people are homeless and without food as the disaster causes millions in damages.
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Yehran
Iran
Etiniaat
Isfahan
Tne
Hood
King Watches Fire as Palace Blaze Draws Fire Engines
King Frederik watched as 26 fire engines rushed to the Royal Palace after a fire broke out outside the palace. Fire crews quickly extinguished the blaze within minutes and he praised their swift response and bravery.
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Gopmnwagen
Royal Palace
Frederik
Talks to Resume to Nip Tag Strike
Federal and city mediators plan to resume talks today to avert a potential tugboat strike at the Port of New York. Representatives from local unions and employers groups will meet to negotiate a new contract before the current agreement expires in December.
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New York
Yeould
Tocat 333
Aeln
United Marine Division
Marine Towing Aud
Exvsportation Employers Committee
Buereau
Tanighe
Momeler
Syracuse
New Fork City
New Jersey
New England
Cigar Gifts Call Urged for Christmas Shoppers
A mixed report from New York urges women to buy cigars for their husbands this Christmas. One expert warns that excessive cigar smoking can harm health, while the Institute stresses controlled use.
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New York
Anitelen
Christman
Institute
Strike Halts Italy Trains
A Communist-led strike by more than 1,000,000 government workers began in Rome. The protest crippled government railways with depots in Rome Milan and Bologna deserted while buses and stores largely operated normally. The walkout followed a leftist denunciation of the government's wage offer.
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Rome
Representatves
More
Tnan
Suike
Milan
Bologna
Walkouk Wid
General Confederation of la
GL Lb
Metropolis Braces as Northeast Snowstorm Takes Toll
A major winter storm blasted the Northeast causing at least 37 deaths and widespread travel disruption. New York City saw varied impacts with near normal subway service while regional rail and buses faced slowdowns. The storm blanketed the Atlantic seaboard from Boston to Washington, with Syracuse narrowly spared heavy snowfall.
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New York
Finch
Atez
Jand
William O Dwyer
Norfolk
Atlantic Seaboard
Boston
Washington, D.C
Snowstorm Idlewild Shelter Draws Citywide Fuss
Snowdrifts halted travel and forced hundreds to seek shelter at Idlewild Airport and nearby areas. Passengers and staff slept on benches as facilities operated through the night. Authorities reported heat and health concerns prompting landlords to adjust heating in response to the outage.
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New York International Airport
Idlewild
Queens
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