U S Pleads in UN for Soviet Cooperation With Empty Seats
The United States urged Soviet participation in the new UN Life Assembly at Lake Success as six seats remained empty in a formal protest against the Soviet boycott. Warren R. Austin stated that the U S would not use the body to bypass the Security Council and hoped the Soviet bloc would soon join.
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Ukraine
George C. Marshall
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Truman to deliver state of the union in person
President Truman will address a joint session of Congress in the House chambers at 1 30 p m Wednesday to present the state of the union. The speech is expected to last about 40 minutes and will cover Europe and Asia aid tax cuts housing and military preparedness.
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Ten killed as sled and tractor are hit by passenger train
In Ohio a sled urging ten children on a tractor was struck by a New York Central Chicagoan passenger train. Jesse Wyse and his 18 year old son survived. The sled broke away, scattering bodies along the right of way east of a northwest Ohio town. Two children died beneath the wheels. others were seriously injured. The train delayed 10 minutes then resumed to Chicago. Coroner H M Warner identified two dead. more details on page 7.
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New Youth Central Ayer
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Balow
Ferguson charges lack of full records on Graham and Pauley
Senator Honse Ferguson accuses Bache & Co and Ed win W Pauley of not supplying complete records to the Appropriations subcommittee. He says Brig. Gen. Wallace H Graham speculated in grain and may have discretionary power to trade via the broker. Stassen will be summoned to testify about federal official commodity speculation.
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Honser Ferguson
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Wallace H. Graham
White House
Ferguson
Edwin W. Pauley
Senate Appropriations Subcommittee
Vine
Michigan Republican
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Stassen
Pauley
Army
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Bache& CO
Bache
Verguson
Fauley
Bache & Co
New York City
Snow and Mild Day Forecast for Local Area
Snow flurries and mild temperatures are forecast with a high near 32 degrees and a low around 18 tonight. Meteorologist Andrew P Keller notes the date’s record low remains nine below zero in 1910, while Tuesday may bring more snow flurries and slightly warmer air. Humidity was about 95 percent Sunday night and 93 percent this morning.
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Andrew P. Keller
Mercury
Editorial page preview and feature listings
The page outlines columns by Marquis Childs resuming after vacation and notes editorials on pages 22 and beyond. It also lists regular features including comics, crossword, horoscope, amusements, financials, bridge, classifieds, music, city life, ratios, deaths, social news, letters, Winchell, and sports, with page references and a mention of today’s pictures on page 8.
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Spanish consul killed in Jerusalem hotel bombing
Arab bombing toll rises to 38 dead and many missing after attacks on Semiramis Hotel in Jerusalem. Spanish consul Manuel Allende Salazar is among the dead as bombings by Jewish underground cause widespread casualties. Official counts show 18 dead and 98 injured from the Jaffa blast with bodies recovered from the Semiramis collapse.
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Manuel Allenda Salazar
Samiramis Hotel
Dewey preps message to Legislature in bid for GOP renomination
Governor Dewey meets with Republican leaders for a preview of his annual address to Albany lawmakers. The message is expected to push policies to energize his undeclared bid for the Republican presidential nomination. An informed source anticipates national implications in the remarks.
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Dewey
Wise ROSCOW reports talks after council closed
Pravda notes that Secretary of State George Marshall and French Foreign Minister Georges Bidault remained in London after the Council of Foreign Ministers closed to confer with British Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin.
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George Bidault
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Council of Foreign Ministers
Ernest Bovin
Supreme Court rules arrests in car illegal in OPA case
The Supreme Court, in a 7 to 2 decision, held that OPA investigators and a detective had no right to arrest and search a woman in a car with a suspect in black market activity. The ruling overturned the conviction of Michael Dive of Buffalo for violating the second War Powers Act after counterfeit gasoline coupons were found. Justice Jackson delivered the majority opinion. Chief Justice Vinsen and Justice Blane dissented.
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Blnele
Stevedores Strike in Hamburg Demands Raised Wages
Several hundred Hamburg dock workers went on strike seeking higher wages and better pay. The action disrupted port operations as negotiations continued with employers and union leaders.
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Hamburg
Winter sidewalk rule reminder prompts shop owners
City Hall urged downtown store owners to clear sidewalks after a winter weather reminder. Acting Public Works Commissioner Raymond H. Dodge said proprietors are responsible for cleaning sidewalks in front of their establishments while the city cleans only intersections.
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Raymond HH. Dodge
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Actor Shot in Auto Holdup in Hollywood
Film actor Robert W. Bohannon aged 24 was shot in the neck and critically wounded early today by a hitchhiker during a holdup after Bohannon offered only $1.33. The assailant fled, leaving Bohannon hospitalized with life threatening injuries.
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Robert W. Bohannon
Bohannon
Utah Moves to Stop Nevada Cloud Seizure
Utah threatens a federal suit to halt Nevada Alpine County style cloud seeding depleting Utah bound moisture. Gus Backman Salt Lake City Chamber seeks action against Reno Chamber of Commerce while Ed Walker ridicules the move. Attorney General Grover Giles weighs a federal injunction as water rights extend to clouds.
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Nevada
Gus Backman
Ed Walker
Reno Chamber of Commerce
Backman
Grover Giles
Hotels End Meatless Day in Syracuse
Hotels in Syracuse abandon meatless Tuesdays and eggless Thursdays citing lack of cooperation from the public and small restaurants. Some eateries offer meat dishes to attract trade, a trend echoed by hotel associations nationwide. National Restaurant Association leaders advised 80 000 members to drop observances if they hurt business. Meatless Tuesdays remain for now.
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Patrick Miller
Helter Onondaga
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National Restaurant Association
Antic
Truman
Food Conservation Committee
Washington
Congress
Mystery TNT label on Palestine bound crates shocks New York
Federal and local officials seized 26 Palestine bound crates at Newark Jersey City after TNT was found in a crate labeled industrial machinery. Police who opened a second crate found TNT and impounded the load.
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Jersey
Clhly
France approves Schuman government amid tax bill votes
The French National Assembly backed Premier Robert Schuman by defeating two Communist-Peasant-De Gaulist amendments to the anti-inflation bill. Votes were 306-273 and 308-272 on keeping farmers in the tax plan and on exempting peasants from the choice between a special income tax or bond investment. Other amendments would cut tax levies for war drought and flood victims and for small family businesses.
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Patuisp
French National Assembly
Robert Schuman
Exiled Romanian King Mihai In Swiss Train Voyage
Former King Mihai of Romania travels in a special eight car exile train through Switzerland from Buchs to Lausanne for a rendezvous with Princess Anne of Bourbon Parma and Denmark. Mihai stays hidden during a border stop while Queen Helen and 22 royal household members accompany him. Princess Anne calls from Copenhagen, pledging to follow Mihai.
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Romania
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Copenhagen
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Michael
Greek Aid Contract Favoritism Probe In NH
Chairman Styles Bridges said the Senate Appropriations Committee investigates reports of favoritism in the Greek aid program contracts. He cites complaints that firms close to the administration received lucrative awards for wharves roads and bridges in Greece.
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Styles Bridges
Senate Appropriations Committee
New Hampshire
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