Molotov enlists Byrnes for talks as Big Four hold vetos
Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov arranged a private discussion with Secretary of State Byrnes in New York amid stalled Big Four peace talks over Trieste and veto limits. The meeting, requested by Molotov, followed Byrnes’ earlier courtesy call on Australian Ambassador Norman Makin, whose private conference centered on veto issues.
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Australia
Cold Front Brings Snow Flurries and Near Freezing Temps
The BIERCURY reports a cold front arriving tonight will plunge temperatures to about 25 degrees overnight. Rain is expected to turn to snow with flurries continuing Tuesday and strong winds. Cold, windy conditions persist into Wednesday with little relief expected.
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Weather Forecast for Syracuse Area Today
Occasional rain and warm conditions give way to snow flurries and much colder tonight. Low around 28 degrees. Tuesday brings more snow flurries and stronger winds with colder temperatures. Highest Sunday, record highs and sun events noted with dawn and dusk times.
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Father’s Friends Help Orphan Tommy Find New Home
Orphaned three year old Tommy Shimer, left without relatives in the United States after his father Paul Shimer died Saturday, is in a foster to adopted arrangement. His nurse and building friends in the State Tower Building care for him as adoption papers proceed. Authorities plan to keep the child unaware of his father’s death until he adjusts to the new situation.
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Supreme Court Validates Death Clause in Holding Act
The Supreme Court ruled 6-0 that the government can dissolve useloas holding companies under the death clause of the Public Unity Holding Company Act. The decision upholds SEC orders to dissolve two large New York offices.
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Securities and Exchange Commission
Two Sisters Die in Oswego Home Explosion
Kathleen Montgomery aged 55 and her sister Clara 63 died after their Oswego house caught fire and filled with smoke. Firemen extinguished the blaze and removed the women, who were pronounced dead on arrival at Oswego Hospital. Police believe the explosion started from a stove tank.
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Oswego Hospital
Greek Rebels Arrested in Arms Trafficking Raid
The government announced that Alcibiades Loulis, a leftist EAM central committee member, was arrested along with 29 others on charges of supplying arms and recruiting for guerrilla bands.
Radio Stars Networks Renew Talks On New Contract
New York INS reports Representatives of the four major networks and the American Federation of Radio associated with renewed negotiations for a new contract. A union spokesman dismissed rumors of a strike or work stoppage. The deadline for agreement was set for Friday with new proposals discussed today. The federation is led by George Heller Ray Jones Claude McCue and Henry Jaffe as counsel.
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Troops to Guard Polls in Iran and Azerbaijan Province
A weekend broadcast outlined military deployment to safeguard upcoming national elections in Iran and troubled Azerbaijan province if needed. Premier Ahmed Qayam emphasized firm resolve to ensure proper conduct, counter pressure or threats, and safeguard voting.
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Emergency measures take hold in Syracuse coal crisis
Syracuse faced power and fuel curtailments as a statewide emergency was proclaimed. Mayor Costello and Solid Fuels head Davison planned talks with power officials to map the situation. A fuel conservation plan, including possible strict regulations, was anticipated with a public buildings shutdown and a brownout return.
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New York
Two Freighters Sink After Predawn Collision Near Miami
In a predawn collision about 30 miles south of Miami two small freighters sank. A lifeboat and raft with about 16 men aboard were sighted eight hours later drifting in the Gulf Stream. A Coast Guard plane spotted survivors off shore, about 32 miles north of the initial sinking. A crash boat from the Coast Guard base rushed to the scene as a dozen airplanes, the cutter Tampa, and other boats aided in the search for the crews.
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Morgenthau Sr. Dies at 90 in New York
Henry Morgenthau Sr. financier and diplomat dies at 90 in New York City from a cerebral hemorrhage. He was father of former Treasury Secretary Henry Morgenthau Jr. and a noted public figure in business and diplomacy.
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Inside Union Leaders and the Great Labor Controversy
Columnist David Lawrence questions whether union leaders can claim superiority amid a major labor dispute. The piece appears in a 62 December Reader's Digest issue, with Cressy Horshon contributing a discussion on science and responsibility alongside numerous other articles.
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Government battles miners in stalemate over steel strike
The government faces a legal fight with John J. Lewis over the coal strike, arguing no court action can compel miners to return to work. Officials fear economic catastrophe while Lewis contends his union faces internal stresses amid pressure and loyalty concerns.
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Industrial Paralysis Tightens As Coal Strike Extends
Federal charges allege John J. Lewis and United Mine Workers tried to set policy themselves and ordered a Wednesday contempt verdict in the soft coal shutdown. Trial may stretch into next week as industrial paralysis spreads from dwindling coal supply. White House declines comment while officials signal no immediate move to resolve the crisis.
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Hard Coal Pits Open in Wilkes-Barre Strike Fallout
Anthracite miners in Pennsylvania returned to the pits after a three day holiday stoppage in sympathy with John Lewis and the United Mine Workers. In Hazelton delegates to District 7 called an injunction against a soft coal strike un-American and backed Lewis and the walkout.
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Workers to picket Allis-Chalmers plant in Milwaukee
About 10 000 Milwaukee area workers and supporters plan a mass demonstration at the Allis-Chalmers Co plant in protest of the striking UA local. Hanley said no troops are expected but roughly 600 deputies and special deputies will be on hand.
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George Fantoy
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Allis-Chalmers Co
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Coal Tieup Slashes Steel Output and Idles Thousands
LETTSBURGH UP Steel ore cuts and soft coal mining shutdowns slash steel production by up to 50 percent. More than 120 blast and open hearth furnaces cooled as Jolstown based Beshichem Steel Corp lays off 8,000 of 24,000 workers and reduces to near maintenance at Tambria Mant. Nationwide reductions leave thousands idle as the industry slows.
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United States demands equal rights for Polish opposition
The United States delivered a sharp note to Poland demanding equal rights for opposition parties in the January 19 Polish elections, the State Department disclosed today.
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U S Made Lewis Power in Labor By Lyle Wilson
United States government shaped John L Lewis into a powerful labor leader with a vast fund and the ability to halt industry. By April 26, 1933, he led a disrupted United Mine Workers union. post New Deal era he expanded union reach nationwide. He moved to Washington and the UMWA secured a tall office building near McPherson Square. Concluded on Page 10, Column 3f.
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