Knolls Atomic Power Laboratory Planned Near Schenectady
Army announces a $20,000,000 Knolls Atomic Power Laboratory to be built near Schenectady, New York, operated by General Electric under contract. The lab will study atomic power generation and join Clinton Oak Ridge Argonne and Brookhaven as a Manhattan Project center turned civilian energy effort. About 450 scientists and 1,600 technicians will work on reactor design, chemistry, materials, and engineering, with GE supervising the program and a site adjacent to a new GE research facility.
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Universal Training Drive Sought by War Department
War Department aims to push a universal military training law in the next Congress led by Reps James W. Wadsworth and Walter G Andrews from New York. Aimed at peacetime training, the plan is seen as best chance for passage in a Republican Senate and House. Madrid scene notes suggest Franco forces surround the capital amid bomb explosions and rumors of domestic policy shifts forthcoming.
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Geneseo
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Buffalo
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Madrid
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Weather Forecast for Syracuse Area
Partly cloudy today with moder temperature. Monday will see increasing cloudiness and warmer conditions followed by rain. Highs around 50 Saturday with a low near 45. Sunset at 447 PM and sunrise Monday at 652 AM. Record high today 73 in 1931. Eastern New York: partly cloudy with little temperature change. Occasional rain Sunday night and Monday.
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Wadsworth backs conscription plan for youths in training program
Wadsworth likely co sponsors a new bill forcing males aged 17 to 26 into a one year multary training with six months of basic camp. The plan keeps trainees civilian in status and would place them in training rather than service as War Department support emphasizes. Concluded on Page 2, Column 4.
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Georgia Sues the Ku Klux Klan for Merger Attempts
Georgia filed suit against the Ku Klux Klan alleging overtures for a merger with the German American Bund. Dan Duke, assistant attorney general under Governor Ells Arnall, leads the effort to revoke the Columbian Party charter while the Klan case nears Fulton County grand jury review.
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Ceilings Off Demand And Supply To Govern
Washington reports a confusing draft on price controls for essentials like sugar and reilsree with wage policy amid reform efforts. The piece notes government action aimed at stabilizing markets and influencing consumer costs, signaling a shift in economic strategy after recent debates.
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Weaden
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UN opens site choice to ALU.S. amid US opposition
The United Nations Assembly approved a plan to open the permanent headquarters site selection to the entire United States after the Soviet withdrawal of a request to consider Europe. The move drew strong opposition from the United States, but the Assembly proceeded with the proposal.
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United Nations Today
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Europe
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Haning
Soviet Foreign Minister lauds Vandenberg after GOP victory
Molotov congratulates Senator Arthur Vandenberg of Michigan on the Republican win before the United Nations Assembly session. The translator notes Vandenberg’s thanks as Molotov and the Soviet Ukraine press urge holding the next session in Europe. Sweden admission moves to debate.
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Reciprocal U S Tariff Cuts Proposed for 18 Nations
United States plans to seek tariff reductions with 15 key countries at a spring conference as a post election move to reassure foreign nations of the administration’s trade pledges. Undersecretary William L Clayton announced the step while Republican senator Wherry urged study before judgment.
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United States
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Wherry
Senate
Truman to Outline Two Year Harmony Plan
President Truman will outline guiding principles for the next two years aimed at running the government in harmony with a Republican Congress. He seeks to work across the aisle, set aside personal and political considerations, and serve the general welfare. The statement will be brief, issued after the election that gave Republicans control of the House and Senate.
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Syracuse Triumph Over Cornell 14 7 in Weekend Game
Syracuse defeated Cornell 14 to 7 in Saturday's tenth game. Holy Cross beat Colgate 21 to 6. Other scores included Harvard 21 over Dartmouth 4, Penn State 26 over Temple 0, Brown 0 over Gate 49, Pittsburgh 13 over Virginia 20, Penn 41 over Columbia 6, and Washington State 0 over Maryland 0. For full details, see sports pages.
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Aid for Refugees Reaches Danish Seaboard Plan
Danish refugees are to be assisted by Russian authorities who said on Saturday they are prepared to take 1000 refugees from Denmark into the German zone within the next few months. The announcement was issued from Copenhagen with details on the planned transfer and timelines.
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Copenhagen
Germany
Denmark
Grandmas Embrace Modern Roles At Grand Mothers Club Meet
At the National Grandmothers Club convention in Chicago, about 200 grandmothers traded rocking chairs for modern careers as they socialized in fur coats and bright dresses. Grace A Gray from Mitchell Indiana urged that life begins at 60 while sharing stories of new ventures like racehorses and publishing.
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National Grandmothers Club
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Hila Godee
Bitter Dregs? Anniversary of Nazi Putsch Memorials Vandalized
On the anniversary of Adolf Waller’s 1923 beer cellar putsch deaths appeared mysteriously Friday night on two Nazi memorial monuments honoring party members killed in the early Nazi uprising.
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Inside Today’s Paper Highlights and Page Prompts
The page lists amusements and arts sections with items such as Ing Repler Air Chat Music Books Poets Classified and a political grossword. It notes radio Dr Marwells society weather and women’s editorial and sports pages plus Today’s Pictures on page 12.
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Transit Strike Threatens New York City
New York faced a looming transit strike as 23000 transit workers, led by the CIO Transport Workers Union under Michael Quill, prepared to vote on a walkout to force a single collective bargaining agent. Quill warned the strike could begin by next week if the board does not change its stance, as thousands gathered outside the Transit Board offices.
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Newaks
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TWU
Truman Ends Wartime Price Controls As Market Slates Free
President Truman announces termination of wartime wage and price controls under the Stabilization Act of 1942 to ease transition to peacetime economy. He argues controls serve no further purpose, with some inflation feared as price ceilings lift. Officials discuss possible resignations and reassurances on enforcement as politics swirl.
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Washington
Truman
United States
Congress
Iemoval
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OPA forecast: price hikes on many items after controls
An OPA official warned prices could rise 10 to 100 percent on official items and durable goods once controls are removed. Lumber, furniture, and appliances may surge, while rents, fuel, and sugar are not yet decontrolled. Housing programs and veteran housing could be harmed, with ceilings on veterans homes potentially dropped.
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