Russia Pushes Direct Security Council Control of Pacific Isles
The article reports Russia seeking direct UN Security Council authority over former Japanese mandated islands in the Pacific, including Guam Saipan and Truk, held under UN trusteeship with the United States administering bases like Tinian and Eniwetak. Disagreement centers on whether the Security Council or a veto-free trusteeship body should govern. discussion resumes at today’s council meeting.
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Ill Fated Sub Sold for Scrap
BROOKLYN NEWS SERVICE reports the submarine Squalas, built at a cost of 54,000,000, sank 26 crew at Portsmouth NH during deep sea tests after a valve failed. A diving-bell rescued 33. others perished. Rebuilt, renamed Sailssh in 1941, joined the Pacific fleet before being sold for scrap.
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Portsmouth
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Smoke Pall Over Saranac Lake Smoke Hangs Over Town
A heavy pall of smoke hung over Saranac Lake yesterday from fires burning north of the Canadian border. Conservation crews confirmed no local forest fires and said the haze drifted south from Canadian fires, the worst in recent memory.
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Saranac Lake
Goldfish dumped into city street in Memphis
In Memphis a passing truck spilled about half its load of free goldfish onto a street. Billy Harding collected roughly 200 fish in a jug and released them into the family bathtub awaiting distribution to relatives. Mrs Harding recalled the playful chaos of bathing with the fish.
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Memphis
Tenn
Billy Harding
Taft From Page One Major Speech on Price Control
President Truman on a western swing urged Congress to stay in session until price control housing and social programs pass. He spoke to about 20 000 in San Bernardino and joked about eggs tossed by supporters. Republican leaders countered that Congress is tackling high prices through policy and tax cuts. Truman heads east for more talks as the GOP convention nears.
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Montgomery Ward official resigns amid Chicago storm turmoil
Oswald B. Hincgins, 64, resigns as vice president and general operating head of Montgomery Ward & Co. in Chicago. The move marks the third resignation since May 1 as executives contend with storm damage and shifts in leadership at the nation’s second largest retail firm. Dozer and road graders were brought in May to clear hailstones piling up to four feet in spots.
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Oswald B. Hincgins
Eredosia
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Montgomery Ward & Co
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Draft Gets House Debate On Military Draft Plan
Lawmakers clash over compulsory service as President Truman seeks prompt action to build up armed forces. Andrew of NYC leads pro draft, Short of Missouri Richard opposes peacetime conscription, Powell threatens civil rights amendments that could delay final vote. Senate approved death bill last Thursday and House debate hinges on rules clearance. A separate item notes a $63,400 road contract in Rockland County.
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R.-Nyc
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R.-Mo
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Dam Town Sold For 2 Million At Public Auction
Norris Tennessee town built for Norris Dam and later used by TVA was sold at public auction for 2,107,500 dollars. Henry David Epstein of Philadelphia won on behalf of a group of Philadelphia businessmen. The sale covered 1,284 acres, 342 dwelling units, several commercial buildings, a two story schoolhouse, fire station and many other structures.
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Tenn
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Henry David Epstein
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Tennessee Valley Authority
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TVA
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Gordon R.grapp
Sellea
80 Year Old Lady Finds Relief From Rheumatic Pain
An 80 year old woman near Syracuse says rheumatic pains on her right side vanished after using TRU-AID. She previously endured years of agony, could walk only with difficulty, and reports nerves now strong as steel. The medicine is sold at local drug stores.
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Here
Stoel
Syracuse
Tax payment notice hints at quarterly deadline
A fragmented notice discusses the second quarterly payment deadline for federal income tax. It mentions tax withholding, adjusting estimated income, and potential reductions with language about midnight tonight and amendments to avoid penalties. The garbled text suggests taxpayers seek timely payment or revise estimates.
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Washington
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