YUGOSLAVIA STANDS FIRM OVER TRIESTE AND ALBANIA PACT
Seven British and American warships headlined in Trieste harbor as Tito warned the UN against binding Yugoslav claims to Trieste. The Fargo cruiser arrived amid a larger Adriatic force while Albania and Yugoslavia announced a friendship pact. Tito lashed Italian Premier de Gasperi over his peace treaty stance and signaled possible UN Assembly move if unresolved.
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Fargo
Trieste
Marshal Tito
United Nations
Yugoslavia
Tito
Tanjug
UN Assembly
James F. Byrnes
Adriatic
LST
Venice
Balkan
Albania
Enver Hoxha
Hoxha
Balkans
Alcide de Gasperi
Italy
Weather forecast for Eastern and Central New York
The U S Weather Bureau predicts scattered thunderstorms this afternoon and evening with warm temperatures. Highs near 85 and a low around 67, record high 97 today, humidity 90 at 8:30 PM. For tomorrow through Wednesday, showers possible in north and south portions, generally fair and cooler Sunday in the north, Monday in the south, with a rising trend Tuesday and Wednesday.
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South
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Miami
Binambo
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Montreal
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Rochester
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Washington
Molotov Surprise May Shift Trieste Concession Talks
Western power delegates, energized by V. M. Molotov signaled surprise agreement on the Dardanelles and the Franco-Italian frontier, then eyed Trieste concessions. The Big Four ministers paused the treaty deadline and pressed ahead, hoping to sustain momentum toward a 21 nation conference while keeping the Trieste issue in view.
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V. M. Molotov
Dardanelles
Trieste
Heat Wave To Continue Amid Humidity and Storms
Heat continues through today and Saturday with a high near 90s, humidity around 68 percent, and no records expected to fall. Thunderstorms brought scattered rain, with up to an inch in some city sections along Midland Avenue. Lightning caused minor injuries to three people and damage to a home’s wiring near Brighton Avenue and to a fuse box on Merritt Avenue.
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Inez Potter
Greta Prescott
E. Brighton Av
John Shattell
Dablon Et
Miss Potter
University Hospital
Fred Yenny
S. Onondaga Rqd
E. C. Morse
Merritt Av
Soap Ration Grievance Noted In Cheapside Protest
A partly legible wartime clipping from London reports a poster in Queen Street Cheapside blaming soap shortages on food lack. The message asks why worry about soap when the food eaten does not provide strength to wash.
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London
Queen Street
Cheapside
Dewey approves 70000 more to convert Syracuse base houses
Governor Dewey announced a 70000 appropriation to convert 35 more Syracuse Army Air Base houses into single family units, boosting total to 1570000. Fifty additional units will be ready for veterans Wednesday with inspections by Dewey and Housing Commissioner Stichman.
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Albany
Syracuse Army Air Base
Herman T. Stichman
Army
Baruch Plan Supported by President Truman
President Truman pledges full support to Bernard Baruch as the United Nations Atomic Commission begins its detailed discussions. He expresses confidence in US participation and notes ongoing attention and hopeful prayers for its success.
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New York
Truman
Bernard Baruch
United States
United Nations Atomic Commission
Atomic Energy Commission
Back Donovan endorsement boosts NYC GOP Senate bid
New York City young Republican Club endorses Maj. Gen. William J. Donovan former head of the Office of Strategic Services for the Republican nomination for United States senator.
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New York
New York City
Young Republican Club
William J. Donovan
U. S. Office of Strategic Services
U. S
State highways plagued by overgrown grass and mower shortage
Albany report says grass runs high along hundreds of miles of state highways. The State Highway Works Department races to secure power mowers amid scarce federal support. Prewar machines worn out. new mowers unavailable, officials admit.
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Albany
State Tablle Works Department
Pier Collapse Kills and Injures Delaware River Work Crew
Philadelphia reports a 150 foot Delaware River pier collapsed sending at least 11 workers and a 101 foot crane into 20 feet of water. Six survived injured, others unaccounted for. Survivors recounted a roar and the pier suddenly opening, trapping men beneath debris. The site serves Brugh & Sons Co. and Delaware River Chemical Works, with a double deck timber design and a 100 foot crane for loading freight.
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Delaware River
Mary Matterson
Turnbull
Brugh & Sons Co
Delaware River Chemical Works
Bauch
Atom bomb broadcast planned from Bikini Atoll Sunday
Major radio networks pool resources for a 6 P.M. Syracuse time live broadcast from Bikini Atoll. Eyewitness accounts, scientist and military interviews, crew voices on the bombing lane, and the blast will be heard despite weather conditions.
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Anyon
Bikini Atoll
Syracuse
UAW Leaders Face Reported Purge of Communists
Detroit report alleges an internal purge of Communists at upper levels of the United Auto Workers. Sources confirm a caucus of east side local presidents instructed Richard T. Leonard and George F. Adnes to bar "party members" from international policy making.
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United Auto Workers
East Side
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George F. Adnes
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International
Meat shortage to persist for two months says group
The National Retail Meat Dealers Association warns that the current acute shortage of meat will likely continue for two more months. The association cites supply chain issues and demand factors impacting availability across the nation.
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Chicago
National Retail Meat Dealers Association
Senate group to look into tax records
A Senate committee, backed by the White House, plans a sweep of war profits inquiry. The probe will probe individual and corporate income tax returns, targeting a 14 company group said to have earned nearly a million dollars in profits and financed first war contracts. The interlocking directors allegedly bid against each other on subcontracts from prime contractors.
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Senate
Truman
White House
My. Truman
Defense
Butter and Beans Availability Across Cities
An Associated Press survey shows odd regional shortages with butter readily available in Kansas City while baked beans are scarce in Boston. Rice is hard to find in Louisiana despite its status as a leading producer, highlighting uneven distribution of common goods across major cities.
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Boston
New York
Louisiana
Associated Press
Hamburg Protest Against Evacuation Order Sparks Arrests
German civilians in Hamburg were detained after a mass demonstration by about 4,000 residents protesting an evacuation order that would move 30 000 people to house British military families. The crowd booed the burgomaster as they urged resistance to Allied air raids and occupation measures.
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Hamburg
Ely
Burgomeister
Petersen
Bomb Test at a Glance
The program for Sundays historic atom bomb drop is listed by the Associated Press. The scene is Bikini lagoon about ten by twenty five miles, Bikini Atoll. The target includes fifty war ships such as two old U S battleships and two old aircraft carriers. The weapon is a nuclear fission bomb dropped by a Superfortress six miles up.
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Associated Press
Bikini
Syracuse
Bikini Lagoon
Bikini Atoll
U. S
Italian Leaders Agree on Provisional President Enrico de Nicola
ANSA reports that Italy's three main parties have named 68 year old Enrico de Nicola of Naples as provisional president of the new republic. The constituent assembly is expected to confirm the selection this afternoon.
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Rome
ANSA
Italy
Enrico de Nicola
Jewish Reprisal Fears Rise as Zionists Face Prisons
In Jerusalem British authorities tightened security amid mounting Jewish anger over harsh prison terms handed to 31 extremists convicted of illegal firearm possession. The measures follow renewed Jewish underground threats and protests.
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INS
Briish
Holy Land
Price controls hinge on Truman signature
Washington dispatch reports Democratic leaders told President Truman that price controls would die Sunday if he does not sign the compromise OPA bill. Barkley, Rayburn, McCormack, and McKellar said the Senate bill faces an all or nothing moment and urged action to avoid a lapse.
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Truman
Barkley
White House
Senate
Rayburn
House
McCormack
McKellar
D-Tenn
One Man Filibuster Tests Senate Rules On Speech
Senators debated long speeches as W Lee O Daniel delivered an eight hour one man filibuster against the OPA extension bill. Republican Leader White joked about Senate rules while Democratic Leader Barkley questioned the propriety with a grin.
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W. Lee O'Daniel
O'Daniel
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Jefferson
Senate
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W. Ice O'Daniel
D-Tex
Mills
Pat
Senate debate on OPA powers stalls over veto risk
At the Senate session only three members were present McKellar presiding Barkley and White as OPA powers face possible congressional approval if a vetoed compromise bill fails. The president offered no firm commitment and discussions warned amendments could be added. Concluded on page 2 column 3.
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