Trans World pilots end strike with mediation backed agreement
The Trans World Airline pilots strike ends as TWA executive vice president Paul Richter and AFL union member David Beharke sign a three man panel arbitration agreement at the National Mediation Board. The move halts the walkout of about 2000 pilots, allows limited service to resume Saturday, and sets disputed pay and bidding terms for international and domestic routes.
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Trans World Airline
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TWA
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National Mediation Board
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Record Cold Forecast for New York State
The Weather Bureau projected a low of 26 degrees tonight with a 30 degree wind chill earlier. Overnight readings lagged behind the all time and monthly cold records set in 1933 while Syracuse and nearby towns reported lows in the mid twenties. Showers and a warming trend are expected by Saturday night.
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Weather Forecast and Regional Readings Display
The Syracuse area forecast calls for fair and cool weather today and tonight with a low around 24. Saturday expect increasing clouds and warmer temperatures with showers Saturday night. Highs near 46 and a low about 35 with sunrise at 6 58 AM and sunset at 4 42 PM. Relative humidity 58 percent at 8 30 PM and 77 percent at 8 30 AM.
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Pollock wife in Mrs. America crown may abdicate
Mrs James Pollock winner of Mrs America faced a country tour or staying home with her husband and four children. Her husband Marion Pollock announced abdication but later suggested she might stay after all. Contest manager Burt Titcomb planned talks with the family.
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U S Firm Defends UN Charter Veto Privilege Stance
The United States rejects any amendment to scrap or curb the Security Council veto. Senator Tom Connally lays out a nine point program opposing changes while urging restrained use of the veto to avoid war. Peru and Yugoslavia back the U S position amid calls to limit the veto and avoid destabilizing the international scene.
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Lids Off Prices Jump 7.4 Percent in Early Trading
OPA economists report 28 major commodities up an average 7.4 percent in the first two trading days after last week’s decontrol move. Industrial raw materials led gains at 12.4 percent, while the 12-food category rose about 1 percent.
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Three Police Injured in Mine Blast Near Benyamina
Three members of the Palestine police were slightly injured when their armored petrol car was damaged by a mine or grenade explosion near Benyamina, south of Halfa.
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Benyamina
Halfa
Rankin Act Challenged in House Hearing Over Contempt
The House Un American Activities Committee debated whether Representative Rankin of Mississippi can cite Dr. Harlow Shapley of Harvard as contempt for refusing to answer about relations with groups involved in the Massachusetts election campaign. Rankin said he could cite contempt and committee aids prepared steps.
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House UN- American Activities Committee
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Harlow Shapley
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Heavyweight Rivals Lewis and Krug Stir Secrecy Over Coal Strike
Washington dispatch notes John L. Lewis and J. A. Krug as the heavyweight figures in the coal strike, shrouded in ghostly entrances and silent diplomacy. The two leaders have withheld public statements for two weeks, with Lewis preparing a response to a possible government contract termination and a potential walkout by 406,000 miners looming.
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Washington
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J. A. Krug
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Soviet tries to shift Trieste fight to UN Security Council
Soviet Foreign Minister V. M. Molotov reportedly urged moving the Trieste dispute from the Big Four Council to the United Nations Security Council. The broadcast noted U S Brit and French rejection of Soviet amendments to Trieste governance. Byrnes said governor control of Trieste was decisive for the statute and satellite treaties.
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Two U.S. Planes Fired On Near Clarke Field Luzon
Manila dispatch reports two United States air force planes were fired upon near Clarke Field on Luzon Thursday night. About 200 rounds targeted the aircraft, but neither was hit.
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Orange on Warpath Pep Fest Sparks Campus Rivalry
Readable campus events detail a pep rally and bonfire toward a competitive clash with Colgate. Activities include a torch parade, effigy burning, speeches by Coach Clarence Biggie Munn Victor Hanson and Richard White sel, and gatherings at University Club Hotel Syracuse Drumlins Bray Hall Barracks 24 and the alumni house with various meals and meetings planned.
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Government to liquidate control unit and wind down low-cost clothing
Washington reports the government plans to merge CPA and other wartime agencies into a single liquidation unit. The move follows President Truman's decontrol order, with OPA shifting to slim staff and retreating from price controls while reducing production restraints and suspending the low-cost clothing program.
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Arrow Misfire Leaves Man Wounded After Bow Borrowed Incident
Vincennes Indiana Pete Stewart was treated for a scalp wound after borrowing his son's bow and arrow and firing upward. The arrow allegedly fell straight down striking him, investigators said.
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Greeks Draft UN Report on Interference Allegations
A Greek government spokesman said Greece is preparing evidence of alleged interference by neighboring countries in Greek guerrilla activity for submission to the United Nations Security Council. A report will also be made to the United States, Russia, Britain, and France.
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Airliner Search Turns to Sea After Snowbound Mountain Search
A two day search failed to locate a Western Airlines DC-3 with 11 aboard after it vanished in a rain storm. The search shifted to the sea as a 370 mile per hour gale was reported offshore, suggesting the airliner may have been driven into the ocean near Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
Inside Paris Peace talks link to wartime reparations total
Deep-rooted poslwar problems are linked to 1,960,000,000 reparations proposed at the Paris Peace Conference. Sherry Bowen writes in today’s editorial page column about the financial and political stakes.
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Joe Ors
Paris
Sherry Bowen
No Debate Labor MPs Cool Off in Britain
Britain’s Raber cabinet faced a party revolt on foreign policy but cooled tempers after a stormy Parliament session. Rebels demanded Britain stop backing American imperialism, calling it the greatest menace the world sees today.
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London
Britain
Raber
Taber Proposes Major Wholesale Reductions in Federal Budget
Representative Taher urges a minimum 8.96 billion cut in the federal budget and dismissal of at least 1 thousand civilian government workers. He aims to save through nonrecurring items, terminal leave pay, and agency cuts, arguing a 20 percent income tax cut won’t shrink revenues.
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Une Esite Mater
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Chile
Moscow Dissolves Attorneys Guild
Moscow officials announced the dissolution of the central organization of the city’s 1,000 attorneys for graft and other amoral conduct and for a complete absence of ideological political work within the group.
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Wyatt Orders Probe of Influence Offer in Dodge-Chrysler Row
Wyatt asks Attorney General Tom Clark to probe a New York City lawyer over alleged offers of government influence in exchange for 100000 in stock and 180000 in consulting fees. The dispute centers on the Dodge-Chrysler plant lease for veterans housing and Tucker’s role in the Anseix administration's leasing actions. The lawyer's contracts to Tucker reportedly arrived October 28.
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