Universal Military Training Urged by Former Ambassador
Joseph Clark Grew, ex‑ambassador to Japan, urged universal military training for U S youths and a clear blueprint for world peace at a veterans conference. Other items note parity-price talks among farm groups, an International Bar Association meeting, Albany State Teachers College expanding German classes, and a truckers strike in Eastern New York. Two auto crash victims die in Lackawanna, Attica prison sentence for Averlette, and Niagara Frontier planning group calls for 13 new airports to meet Western New York travel growth.
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Grew
Universal Military Training
New York
INS
Joseph Clark Grew
Japan
United States
Veterans Conference
Citizens Committee For Military Training, For Young Men, Inc
Amport
Bulealo
Niagara Frontier Planning
Regional Airport Committee
Warships Going to Chile Inauguration
Five American warships including the 45,000-ton Wisconsin will sail to Chile for President Elect Gabriel Gonzalez Videla Neys inauguration. The group also includes the carrier Leyte and destroyers Massey Douglas H Fox and Joseph P Kennedy.
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Chile
Washington
Wisconsin
Gabriel Gonzalez Videla Ney
Navy
Leyte
Massey
Douglas H. Fox
Joseph P. Kennedy
Deaths: Viquesney and notable figures across states and nations
E M Viquesney, 72 sculptor of the Spirit of the American Doughboy, died in Spencer Indiana. Ben Beekman, 78, famed clothier and philanthropist, died in New Orleans. Charles J I Hemingway, 71, former publisher of Washtenaw Post and Ann Arbor Tribune, died in Ann Arbor Michigan. Lady Richmond Brown, explorer and Royal Geographic Society member, died near Rye England.
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E. M. Viquesney
Spencer
Ind
Ben Beekman
New Orleans
Charles JI. Hemingway
Renal Senate
Washtenaw Post
Ann Arbor ‘Tribune
Ann Arbor
Mich
Lady Richmond Brown
Royal Geographic Society
Washington
Rye
Sussex
England
Iranian Army Ordered to Attack Rebels in Fars Province
TEHRAN AP dispatch reports the Iranian general staff ordered a general attack against rebel tribes in Fars Province, Southern Iran. Civil Aeronautics Board investigators examine wreckage of a four engine airliner that plunged into a 1,200 foot rock wall killing 39 aboard, with CAB officials calling it the worst in years.
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Tehran
Fars
Iran
CAA
Planet Wrecn
Stephenville
U. S. Civil Aeronautics Board
George Day
Japan reports rise in lumber production in August
Allied Headquarters in Tokyo announced August lumber output climbed by 23,648,000 board feet from July. July figures were not provided. Also in Tokyo, Allied forces sent 105 maintenance vehicles and crews to service occupied communications lines for the Japanese government. In Ayrshire Maybole the town lent General Eisenhower its freedom, as he expressed contentment with learning some Scottish speech. In Peiling Chiang Kai-shek’s staff headed to Peiping as Communist forces closed on Paoting, pushing government troops from the city outer defenses.
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Tokyo
Japan
Allied
Peiling
Chiang Kai-Shek
Chen Cheng
Peiping
Paoting
Hopeh
Chen
Chiang
Restaurant Prices Rise Next Thursday Under OPA Rule
Restaurant owners welcome an OPA decision allowing up to a 15 percent price increase on meat meals starting next Thursday. Walter F. Clark of the National Restaurant Association expects many eateries to absorb only part of the rise as costs permit. The plan shifts from cost-plus ceilings to a new method: after Thursday prices for meals will be actual cost plus a 1943 margin, with nickel adjustments for 20 cent or more items and even-cent bumps for under 20 cents.
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Wasitington
OPA
Walter F. Clark
National Restaurant Association
Clark
National Restaurant Industry Advisory Committee
Balkan-Ireland commission wrangles over reparations figures
Greek delegate Politis proposes 20 million dollars for Bulgarian payments split with Yugoslavia, while Gusev accuses Greece of seeking 985 million in reparations. Yugoslavia's Bartos suggests 15 million to Bulgaria and 10 million to Greece as debate continues at the conference.
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Balkan-Irinland
Jean Polilis
Yugoslavia
Fedor Gusev
Greece
Politis
United States
Finland
Russia
Italian Economics Commission
Ethiopia
Albania
Hull Improvement Reported After Stroke at Bethesda
Former Secretary of State Cordell Hull showed slight improvement after a stroke at Bethesda Naval Hospital. A hospital bulletin said he had a more comfortable night and shows slight improvement this morning. A separate Chicago weather note reported a storm centered in Eastern Colorado bringing over three inches of rain in 24 hours.
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Washington GD
Cordell Hull
Navy
Hull
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Chicago
Colorado
Weather Bureau
Mead Again Urges Meat Supply Probe
Senator Mead asks the Senate Small Business Committee to investigate a possible conspiracy by large meat interests to keep meat from small independent stores. It is Mead’s sixth plea for action, citing complaints from restaurants and small slaughterers about meat distribution and urging inquiry across multiple federal agencies.
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Washington
Mead
D-N.y
Senate
Small Business Committee
New York
Secretary of Agriculture
Price
Public Health Service
Ble
Murray
D-Mont
Montana
Stewart Dtenn
Pinchot dies at 83 after long conservation fight
Former governor Gifford Pinchot dies at his Milford estate after a career that shaped U S conservation policy. He twice held the office then lost a bid for a third term in 1948. Pinchot backed F D Roosevelt in 1940 and 1944, remained active in forestry and wrote Breaking Ground. He was born August 11 1865 in Simsbury Connecticut and educated at Yale.
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Pinchot
Arthur TH. James
Milford
Pike County
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Gifford Pinchot
United States
Lincoln
Franklin Roosevelt
Edward Martin
Simsbury
Conn
Phillips Exeter Academy
Yale
Cornelia Elizabeth Bryce
Lloyd Stevens Bryce
Nethelands
Gifford Bryce Pinchot
Galapagos Islands
Pacific
The
Nations Museum
Princeton
Michigan
McGill Univesity
Freed Nazis enter British zone row and denazification push
British Army officials refused entry to three ex Nazi leaders while 19 defendants faced clemency. Goering Seyss Inquart Jodl and Ribbentrop faced hanging. Funk Doenitz received life and 10 years. Goering’s allies sought mercy as denazification panels weigh final pardons by the Allied Control Council in Berlin.
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Allied Control Council
Ernst Kaltenbrunner
Gestapo
Lohang
Albert Speer
Baldur von Schirach
Hitler
Hermann Goering
Walter Funk
Scart Doenitz
Arthur Seyss- Inquart
Alfred Gustav Jodl
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Spy Organization
His
Gup
Berlin
International Tribunal
Goering
Seyss-Inquart
Jod
Ribbentrop
Funk
Doenitz
Frankfurt
German
Bar Association
Nuernberg
Germany
Churchill Urges Russia to Preserve Wartime Alliance
In Blackpool England former Prime Minister Winston Churchill addressed a crowded Conservative gathering at the Empress Ballroom urging Soviet Russia to allow the wartime friendship to continue and to stop what Bevin calls a war of nerves.
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Blackpool
Eng
Ins
Winston Churchill
Russia
Great Britain
Empress Ballroom
Blackpool Winter Gardens
Bevin
Ernest Bevin
Fred Waring Band Opens Armory Concert in Jefferson
Fred Waring and his Pennsylvanians performed a two hour armory concert in Jefferson last night under Dav Salmon Inc. with no intermission and a mix of sacred and popular pieces. The show featured Gearhart Morley and Brannum among others, with Stuart Churchill singing Ave Maria before a large audience, closing with The Battle Hymn of the Republic.
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Jefferson St. Amory
Fred Waring
Dav Salmon, Inc
Waring
Gearhart
Moreley
Morley
de Falla
Str
Laaney Brannum
Jimmy Atkins
Joe Sodja
Jane Wilson
Donn Wheatley
Glee Club
Stuart Churchill
Agaa
Fred Culley
Clee Club
Don Craig
Dave Salmon
Syracuse
Lon the Bear
IEVW
Dreamboat crosses Arctic to Egypt route amid aurora signals
The Dreamboat craft, piloted by Col. C. S. Irvine, left Sitka at 11 P.M. and headed northeast toward London Paris Bern Rome, aiming across the Mediterranean to Cairo. The crew reported 15,000 feet altitude and brilliant northern lights as auroral interference affected radio signals.
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Basin Bay
Canada
Cireenland
Col. C. S. Irvine
St. Paul
Neb
London
Paris
Bern
Rome
Mediterranean
Pearce
Australia
Columbus
Ohio
Honolulu
Cairo
Pacific
Alaskan
Sitka
Arctic
Power Strike Hits Auto Output Across Regions
The Associated Press reports a crippling power strike in Pittsburgh pushing extended layoffs to Detroit with over 25,000 workers affected. Detroit plants reduce Chrysler production to 2,775 vehicles daily as Briggs lays off 7,000. Pittsburgh negotiators press for 20 percent wage hikes while transit strikes hamper city service. Other labor actions linger in Chicago, Columbus and East/West Coast shipping disputes with higher wages as the central issue.
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Pittsburgh
Detroit
Chrysler Corporation
Briggs Manufacturing Company
Chrysler
Duquesne Light Company
Independent Power Union
Gieup
AFL
Power Union
Labor Department
ALB
CLO. Marine Engineers
Maritime Commission
Commission
Pacific
Chicago
Columbus
Earl Carroll Kidnapped in Beverly Hills Incident
Earl Carroll, Hollywood nightclub operator and former Broadway showman, was kidnapped and robbed with his chauffeur as they entered Carroll’s Beverly Hills home. Police recovered Carroll’s car in San Bernardino, 60 miles east, and arrested the driver.
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Beverly Hill
Calif
Tarl
Truman calls for broader Jewish entry to Palestine
The statement aimed at world consideration and campaign use, with elections on November 5. Truman proposed immediate substantial Jewish immigration to Palestine and urged amending U.S. immigration laws if other nations acted, while British and Arab officials criticized the move. A Jewish agency welcomed steps but warned of a possible boomerang effect if hopes rose then fell, and Arab voices urged U.S. pressure on Arabs to enable the scale Truman proposed.
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New York State
America
Palestine
Jewish Agency
Tno
Europe
United States
Truman
London
T Hat
Fruman
Palestine Jews Welcome Truman Immigration Plan
A Jewish Agency spokesman in Jerusalem welcomed President Truman’s proposal to ease Jewish immigration to Palestine, saying it could reduce Holy Land tensions. Many Jews in Palestine learned of the idea only by rumor amid Yom Kippur observances, with radio bulletins and few Hebrew papers available. The spokesman urged including European displaced persons and Jews deported to Opyrus in immigration priorities if implemented.
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Jewish Agency
Truman
Palestine
Holy Land
Yamsippur
Opyrus
Railroad Trainmen to Publish Paper in Cleveland Convention
One thousand delegates at the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen convention in Cleveland voted to counter enemy propaganda. They also approved publishing a weekly tabloid sized newspaper to inform members and express the union's views on national affairs.
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MIAME
Fla
Grand Lodge
Cleveland
Ohio
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Independent Union
Ogdensburg Pastor Dies After Long Service at St Marys
The Rev. Dane Leh FL O'Reilly, 78, longtime pastor of St. Marys Church at Waddington since 1931, died yesterday at Hepburn Hospital after a brief illness. Born July 1, 1873 in Templeno parish Ireland, he was ordained in 1900 by Archbishop Bruches of Montreal. His body will be moved to St. Marys rectory and then to St. Marys Church for requiem mass, with subsequent burial in Norwich, Connecticut family plot.
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Ogdensburg
Dane Leh
Chateaugay
Sacred Wear Church
Crown Point
Weeseville
St Mary's
Waddington
St. Mary's Rectory
Bryan J. McEntegart
Norwich
Conn
St. Mary's Church
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