All Cards Plea At UN Parley For Full Troop Reports
United States urged all UN members to lay all cards on the table and disclose troop numbers at home and abroad. Senator Connally said U S would provide full dispositions, while Molotov offered a broader substitute to include troops in enemy states. Cadogan and Molotov sought more time to study implications.
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VA Shuts Off GI Bill Earnings Reports for 150000 Vets
The Veterans Administration says it suspended subsistence payments under the GI Bill to about 150000 ex GIs who failed to report earnings from school or job training. Monthly payments run 65 dollars for unmarried veterans and 90 dollars for married ones. tuition payments to schools remain unaffected.
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Russians plan post publication censorship in Berlins newspapers
BERLIN The Russians informed German editors they will abandon pre publication censorship of newspapers under their control within two weeks. They plan to replace it with post publication censorship. The forecast also notes weather changes in the eastern New York area with cooler temperatures and cloudy skies and periods of rain later.
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Communist spokesman cites Nationalist attack on Yenan
A Communist spokesman in Nenking said today Nationalist troops have detached an attack aimed at Yenan from three points. The report notes the effort is part of ongoing hostilities involving Nanking and Yenan during the civil conflict era.
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Weather Forecast for Syracuse Area Highlights Mild Today
U S Weather Bureau forecast shows fair, mild conditions in the Syracuse region today and tonight with a low around 38. Thursday brings cloudier skies, cooler air, and light rain possible later in the day.
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Greece to Present UN Evidence on Guerrilla Interference
Athens reports Premier Constantin Tsatsaris says Greece will submit to the United Nations evidence alleging foreign interference in Greek guerrilla activity. Authorities stressed the move as a formal assertion of external meddling influences amid ongoing internal conflict.
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Palestine Blast Levels Building
An explosion destroyed the Palestine income tax building injuring two British officers and gravely injuring a Jewish police officer. Police say three Jewish men including one in Arab garb placed a bomb cart in the hallway, with one man clubbing a Jewish policeman and seizing a rifle from an Arab guard before escaping.
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Greenville gas blast kills six in northeast area
A massive gas explosion at a Greenville laundry plant left six dead and about 90 injured, damaging many buildings in the northeast city section. Guardsmen patrolled the site to prevent looting as hospitals reported 30 patients and 60 more treated on scene. Names of victims include J. Carl Trammell and Wylie Mims, among others, with several female employees listed.
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J. Carl Trammell
Wylie Mims
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Jerline Simpson
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Ajor
Snow Halts Search for Western Airlines Crash Bodies
Snow and cold weather may force a temporary halt in the search for more bodies from the Western Airlines crash on White Mountain. Only one of the 11 victims was recovered yesterday as rescuers pressed along a narrow trail amid harsh conditions in Surbang Calif.
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Explosion at Madison Junior High injures two Syracuse pupils
Two Madison Junior High pupils were injured before noon when a one ounce chemical vial exploded as they opened it after leaving the school for noon recess. One boy suffered serious burns to the face and hands and a deep neck cut. Both were treated at General Hospital. The incident occurred near Madison Street and University Avenue.
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Seizure of 15 in Stuttgart bombing ring revealed
U S Army reports 15 SS men and Hitler Youth arrested in Stuttgart area for recent bombings. Ten confessed. led by 23 year old Slagfried Keduss, alleged mastermind of three attacks. Arrest occurred as gang prepared fourth strike on de Nazification offices in Boeblingen and Stuttgart. Arsenal included four .75 shells, detonators, 11 pistols and 200 rounds.
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Raincoat Weather Outlook Says Mild Temps Ahead
Meteorologist Andrew P. Keller reports no real cold spell through Thursday with occasional rain. A westward cold front weakens by the time it reaches Syracuse, preventing subfreezing temperatures as fair, mild weather continues today and tonight, with cooler clouds Thursday.
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UN Inquiry Sought Over Jailed Prelate In Yugoslavia
In New York protesters from American Protestant, Jewish, and Catholic groups urged a United Nations investigation into Archbishop Steplack and other Yugoslav Catholic imprisonments. Separately, Dun & Bradstreet said the wholesale food price index rose to 6.49 in the week ended Nov 19, up 24 percent from the prior high, driven by 31 commodity prices.
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Dun & Bradstreet
Communists Take Early Lead in Romania Election
Early returns from five prefectures show the Communist bloc ahead of the National Peasant Party and other groups. The Interior Ministry quoted 90 to 95 percent voter turnout with no seat counts available yet.
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Blac Ceed
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Magyar Popular Union
National Peasant’ Democrats
Interior
Inside Column on Suicide Risk by Marquis Childs
Marquis Childs writes in TODAY'S PICTURES on page 28 about an apparent plan to commit suicide amid rising tensions, describing the dangerous mood as a deliberate push toward self harm.
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Mine Chief Still Silent as Contract Expires Tonight
Washington reports say John L. Lewis must decide by midnight whether to withdraw his contract termination notice that would shut down soft coal mines. Lewis stayed at the Carlton while White House officials gauge public and press backing for the administration’s bid to keep mines open amid idle crews and reduced production. The government contends the contract cannot be reopened and a federal court had barred cancellation. Concluded on Page 15, Column 7.
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Lewis Family Roots in Union History Highlighted
A historical note traces John Llewellyn Lewis born February 12 1880 in Lucas to a mining family. His father was a Knights of Labor member and listed on operator ledgers, while his mother hailed from a Welsh mining line. The article previews Lewis as future United Mine Workers president, indicating lifelong union influence.
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Lucas
Coal Tieup Could Cut Steel Output Dramatically
Iron Age reports a complete coal stoppage would lower steel industry operating rate within a week to about 20 percent of capacity from 91.5 percent, with prolonged tieups threatening a return to erratic production and shortages.
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