Three to One Labor Bill Victory Seen in House
Supporters claim a three to one margin for the compromise union restricting bill as it heads to a Senate vote and possible White House decision. Truman faces uncertainty with White House, admin advisers weighing veto or signature while Capitol discussions point to political risks for the Democratic stance on organized labor.
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Trade in Korea Blocked by Hodge Demand
Russ Press Trade ordered in Korea as John R. Hodge refuses to let a Russian news correspondent into southern Korea until Moscow agrees to permit all American reporters in Seoul to enter Soviet occupied northern Korea. A joint Soviet American commission in Seoul aims to form a provisional government for all Korea with planned sessions in the Russian zone. Sixteen American reporters and photographers are present, while Lt. Gen. G. B. Korotkov seeks entry for mass correspondent N. E. Protsenko.
World Police Debate Opens at United Nations Security Council
Delegates open general debate on a global police force as the United States, Britain, France, and China back a basic report from the military staff committee. The Soviet Union dissents on over a third of the principles, while US officials press for early establishment of an international army, navy, and air force to form the core of the security system.
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Britain to Draft All 18-Year-Olds
Britain moves toward peacetime conscription requiring 18-year-olds to undergo a year of compulsory military training. The measure, backed by the Labour government, won approval on a decisive second reading in the House of Lords. Lords members grumbled that one year was not enough but approved it without a record vote.
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Peace Treaty Ratification Seen Certain in Senate
Senator Connally predicts ratification of peace pacts with Italy Hungary Bulgaria and Romania with at most a dozen opposing votes and a 2 P M Thursday vote. Fulbright argues for postponement to January 25 1948 but admits it's a losing battle amid support from Vandenberg Marshall and Truman. He cites Communist expansion as Hungary’s Dinnyes coup and warns of Soviet influence if Italy troops withdraw.
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Michigan Senator Denounces Hungarian Communist Move
Tuesday the Michigan Senator called the Communist move in Hungary a treacherous comquest and said it may prompt a UN trial and possibly America to sound that call. He added Russia has not given more than a cynical demonstration of its idea of democracy.
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Relief Abuse Charged by Albany Up-Chairman Blair
Paxton Blair of the State committee cites abuse of emergency powers and the granting of special relief without thorough investigation in New York City's Welfare Department. He says the department failed to act efficiently, based on test cases from files, while noting the committee remains open minded until interested parties are heard.
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World Trade Policy Urged at IC C Congress
Industrial leader George A. Sloan urged integrating domestic and foreign policies to boost international trade. Sloan, chairman of the United States Southern Agriculturalist, spoke at the International Chamber of Commerce congress in Montreal, urging governments to heed unions' effects on other economies.
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