Truman Aids Likely to Stay Despite Defeat
Washington front page report says President Truman appears to back National Chairman Hannegan amid Democratic aftershock from Tuesday's elections. Talks of White House staff changes surface including possible health related relief for Charles White House press secretary. Senate secretary post and other staff shifts loom as party realigns withRepublicans. Concluded on page five column one.
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G O P Moves to End Wartime Powers After Election
Washington report notes Republicans promise to discard Truman emergency powers by ending many wartime measures. Skeptics say ceasing hostilities and post-election timing could end through political steps, not full legal repeal, with officials unsure how many powers would remain.
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Cabinet split over briefing on election results
President Truman met with his cabinet for 39 minutes but members gave mixed signals on whether Republican election victories were discussed. Secretary Patterson said only a very general talk occurred while Attorney General Clark claimed there was no discussion. Anderson hinted at a Democratic trend in New Mexico, then corrected himself.
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Robber Killed by Detective Near Gowanus Canal
The body of a gunman wounded during an attempted robbery was found today near the Gowanus Canal in Brooklyn after a detective interrupted the crime.
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Weather forecast for Syracuse and region with showers
The Weather Bureau predicts occasional showers and cooler conditions today, partial clearing tonight and Saturday. Winds will be fresh to strong with a high Thursday at 73 and a low of 22 in records, while eastern and central New York expect fair Saturday, scattered showers and cooler on Sunday and Monday, followed by mild Tuesday.
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Greek Town Looted in Six Hour Battle
The Ministry of Public Order reports Kato Sourmena looted and burned after a six hour clash. One villager and his wife were killed, and one assailant was killed or wounded.
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Rent and sugar price controls to stay with rent rise noted
Washington reports OPA chief Paul Porter may resign after Truman finalizes decontrol. Rent ceilings likely to rise while most wartime price controls end. Reconversion official says some rent limits kept to preserve housing under control. Porter’s aides expect White House action soon and a private meeting with Truman before resignation. Concluded on Page 5, Column 4.
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Rain Cooling With Showers Into Saturday
A west southwest wind keeps temperatures steady while showers move through today. Meteorologist Andrew P Ketler says a cold front nearby triggers the rain, with partly cloudy skies and moderating temperatures expected to continue into Saturday.
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RFC Refuses 26 Million Loan to Prefab House Makers
The Reconstruction Finance Corporation announced it refused a $26 million loan request to manufacturers of prefabricated houses. The rejections include $11 million by Andrew J Higgins Inc of New Orleans and $15 million by the Reliance Corporation of Lester Pennsylvania.
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Durant Acquitted of Contempt in Jewel Robbery Case
Kathleen Barish Durant, once Wac captain, freed from contempt and disobedience charges linked to her refusal to testify against Maj. David Watson. She had been sentenced to five years at hard labor in the Kronberg Jewel robbery.
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1000 Die Fighting in Bihar Villages
Hooligans reported to control numerous Bihar Province villages as officials say about 1000 people died in religious fighting across the region.
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Purge Removes 262,915 Japanese Local Officials
Tokyo reports the Yoshida government announced a second purge under General MacArthur's directive. More than 262,000 wartime local political bosses were ousted from prefecture city county and village offices. The move follows the first purge of 186,000 officials and aims to curb upheaval as postwar politics shift.
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Gotham Weekend Madness Hits New York Ahead of Army Notre Dame Game
New York faces a maddening surge as Notre Dame versus Army tickets hotel rooms theater seats and club reservations sell out. Publicist Ted Saucier calls it the craziest weekend in years with UN delegates adding pressure.
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Cardinal Caccia Gravely Ill in Vatican Palace
Cardinal Camilo Caccia Dominion, head of the Holy Office, was reported gravely ill today in his Vatican apartment. He was born in Milan and has served in the church’s highest offices since his appointment earlier in his career.
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Soviet oppose U N trusteeship plan for Pacific islands
ISLANDS Russia to oppose US stance as Nikolai Novikey travels to New York to push Soviet case for UN trusteeship over strategic Pacific islands. US delegation backs Security Council action against Franco Spain while warning against external intervention in trusteeship talks. Plenary session planned.
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Navy to Visit Near East for Training Exercise
The Navy announced several U. S. warships will visit Mediterranean ports late this month and in December. The 27,500 ton carrier Randolph and ships Perry will reach Izmir Marmaras Beirut and Piraeus. Huntington and destroyer Rich go to Alexandria Egypt while Houston Warrington stop at Port Said. Noah Wilson roam Crete and destroyers Corry and Tinder visit Jidda Saudi Arabia.
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White House Doors To Open to Public
The White House will reopen to visitors starting November 14, admitting tours from 10 AM to noon Tuesday through Saturday. It will remain closed Sundays Mondays and holidays.
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Glamorous Moxlen drives toward global economic self sufficiency
Inside a feature on Moxlen’s bold ascent toward a self sustaining national model amid a vibrant world economy. The piece highlights its ambitions, leadership style, and parallel commentary by Robert N. Cool in today’s editorial page.
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Robert N. Cool
Debate Today on Trieste Resolution by Four Powers
The Council of Foreign Ministers resumes talks on the Jalan peace treaty as Yugoslavia signals willingness to bargain to end the Big Four deadlock over Trieste. A first hard position from Yugoslavia emerged yesterday in Rome.
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Peace Move Opens Assembly to All Groups in China
Chiang Kai shek ordered a ceasefire by government troops to win Communist attendance at the National Assembly opening. The Communists rejected talks, demanding territorial restorations and political terms. Minor parties also refused to participate as negotiations stalled.
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