U S Demands May Force German Treaty Ahead
Washington sources report mounting U S pressure for an early European peace settlement. Talks in London with Britain France and Russia could hinge on ending Russia's veto in the Foreign Ministers' Council and possibly calling a formal peace conference early next year. Former secretary Byrnes and Senator Vandenberg push that peace should proceed without a Russian veto if needed. Marshall states he cannot predict Moscow’s stance.
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Mich
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Congress Europe Aid and Prices Dominant in Session
Speaker Martin joined President Truman in opposing tax reduction legislation at the November 17 special session. He said foreign aid and price controls will fill the agenda, and tax cuts might await the January regular session.
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Truman press says aid for Europe and anti inflation top Senate
President Truman urged Congress to act on emergency European aid before anti inflation legislation but warned both aims deserve vigorous effort. He criticized price rises that would limit wheat purchases and indicated his message to the special session will include tax revision plans for next year.
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Today’s Features and Page Guides Highlight Editorial Focus
A preview notes editorials by Paul Galico on liberty versus fascist and communist influences. It lists pages for comics, horoscope, talking it over, and other regular features such as Amusements, Financial, Bridge, Classifieds, Music, City Life, Radio, Deaths, Sports, and Letters.
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Molotov accuses U S of building bases near Russia
Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov charged the United States is establishing new naval and air bases close to Russia as preparation for aggression. He spoke in a Moscow address on the eve of the 30th anniversary of the Russian revolution and warned that attempts to outlaw the atom bomb are being hampered by the United States and Britain.
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Taft Hartley Primer Aims To Explain The Law
The Syracuse Herald Journal begins a Taft Hartley Primer to explain the law in clear terms. It notes poll data show workers disapprove of the law yet back many provisions and urges readers to decide for themselves what is good or bad. Tomorrow it outlines Congress’s intentions.
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Sun to Make Comeback as Clouds Break Friday
The Sun is forecast to peek through clouds Friday with considerable cloudiness in the morning. Weather Bureau officials expect some sunshine in the afternoon and a high near 56 degrees, above normal for this time of year.
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Too Much Poultry Brings Lower Prices On Poultry Market
The Agriculture Department reported on the fifth poultryless Thursday that markets are flooded with poultry. Prices are dropping and dealers urge country shippers to withhold chickens. Cold storage stocks rose to record levels, leaving dressed poultry space scarce while consumer demand remained weak.
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Rent Raise Rejected by Housing Expeditor Woods
Washington based Housing Expeditor Tighe E Woods rejected a Chicago Rent Advisory Board recommendation for a 15 percent area raise. He said the board failed to substantiate its proposal as required by the Housing and Rent Act of 1947.
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Italy Sends 100th U S Aid Ship To Italy
Ambassador James C Dunn arrived in Venice to mark the 100th ship bearing United States aid to Italy. He called the milestone an impressive measure of American friendship and noted the first ship of the program reached Genoa less than five months ago.
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Ex Hughes Aircraft executive testifies over Meyer firing
Charles W. Perelle former Hughes Aircraft general manager told a Senate War Investigating subcommittee he dismissed publicity man John W. Meyer for lack of control over his activities. Meyer's future testimony is anticipated as the panel probes wartime Hughes contracts.
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Berlin reporters Henry Burroughs and Joseph Fleming Arrested
A Stars and Stripes Berlin correspondent Joseph Fleming and AP photographer Henry Burroughs were detained in the Soviet sector while seeking a feature on the Russian charter center. A U S liaison officer from the provost marshal’s office was assigned to investigate.
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Hen Complies Half Way With Egg Oddity
Mrs Herman Hoff mans White Rock hen produced an egg that appeared cut in half and sealed with film but contained a full yolk. The odd specimen sparked local curiosity at the farm exhibition.
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White Rock
Cotton Strike Off in Greensboro Mills Agreement Reached
In Greensboro North Carolina UP reports a threatened cotton mill strike was called off early after management and union leaders reached a deal granting 3200 workers a nine percent wage raise.
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Man Declared Master of His Home by Judge
A judge recently stated that a man should be master of his own home or know the reason why. The remark appears in a humorous vein as a playful chuckle in today’s column.
Stormy Sessions Loom Syracuse Council 5 4 For Levy Repeal
Syracuse Common Council favors repeal of the two percent sales tax set to take effect March 4. A Herald Journal canvass shows many Republicans ready to vote for repeal. Chamber of Commerce head Robert G Soule opposed the tax at adoption but now questions balancing the 1948 city budget without a tax. Democratic chair Charles J Hogan says the party backs repeal.
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Amish farmer sues church officials over social ostracism
A 33 year old Amish farmer from Wooster files a $40 000 damage suit against four church officials alleging social shunning for buying a motor vehicle. The action centers on the imposition of the mile based on the Dortrecht Confession of Faith from 1632. The case proceeds in Common Pleas Court with testimony heard in open session.
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Andrew J. Yoder
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Upstate Republicans push repeal of local sales tax after losses
Campaigners press for repeal or major amendment of the permissive tax law after party setbacks in Buffalo and Syracuse. Assemblyman Orlo M. Brees vows to intensify efforts, arguing upstate voters oppose the sales tax and seek alternative funding through state aid.
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Parade and American Weekly in the Herald American
The Herald American announces Sunday combines Parade and American Weekly issues. Features include car outlooks, Vic Damone profile, fashion designer profile, and essays like I Was an Alcoholic and Should a Woman Tell Her Age.
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