Uncensored Report: Russians Hunger for Peace and Recovery
Moscow dispatch by John Strohm describes a rare Soviet tour without censorship. He portrays factory workers farmers and ordinary citizens hungry for peace and a chance to rebuild after World War II despite war scars and shortages. The piece emphasizes a desire to end war and improve living standards.
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Caucasus
Josef Stalin
Vyacheslav Molotov
Windsor Mecca for Juicy Steaks and American Travelers
A Windsor survey shows U S visitors flocking to the city for meals as traffic through the Detroit Windsor tunnel nears peak summer levels. Steaks and roasts tempt diners with two inch steaks priced around 95 cents, while roadhouses report heavy American patronage and brisk demand.
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Florida Coast Braces as Hurricane Looms Over Gulf
A vicious tropical storm with winds over 100 mph threatens Florida’s west coast from Cedar Keys to Fort Myers and Tampa. The Weather Bureau warns the center could strike between Fort Myers and Tampa, with Key West reporting 60 mph winds shrinking. Evacuations begin for about 2,000 residents along the government subsistence areas as the storm veers toward the peninsula.
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Trieste dispute debated as Connally urges unified plan
Sen Tom Connally told the Paris peace conference the United States would make no further concessions on Trieste and urged adoption of commission recommendations. He said the Trieste settlement is a single decision and the city must be free, democratic, and independent as part of the peace treaty.
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Ernest Bevin
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Yugoslavia
Weather Outlook for Syracuse Area Forecast
U S Weather Bureau reports fair conditions with warm spells and a cooler trend ahead. Sunday peaked at 79 with 42 low and a record 85 today in 1941, humidity near 91 percent this evening.
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U.S. Weather Bureau
Tragedy at altar as bride dies in church aisle
A 21 year old bride Angelina Rose de Fabrizio died of embarrassment a few feet from the altar in New York while her bridegroom waited in the vestry. The wedding train tangled her feet and her father tried to help before the tragic moment. Concluded on Page and Column.
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John Mastantuone
New York
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Plane Crash Kills Pilot and Eight Boys in Holland
A military plane, flying low over the pilot’s mother's home in Apeldoorn, Holland, crashed into a school roof today. The pilot and eight schoolboys were killed and at least ten others were seriously injured. The pilot’s mother died of a heart attack shortly after.
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Slight Upturn In Hog Receipts
Hog receipts at major markets improved slightly from a week ago while cattle sheep and calves declined or held. Total animal receipts were estimated around 96 000 head as reported from Chicago and other centers.
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Chicago
Allies set date and hour for Nazi executions
The Allied Control Council announced the day and hour for the Nazis condemned by the International War Crimes Tribunal. Most appeals by 11 of 12 condemned men appear rejected, but the exact time remains secret with only a few days likely left for the prisoners. Concludes on Page 2.
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Weather Outlook For Week Transition
Real autumn is due Tuesday with cooler temperatures and cloudy skies. A high pressure area west of the Mississippi moves eastward, with Montana seeing subfreezing temps. Fog reduced visibility to .16 miles at Municipal Airport, improving to half a mile by 8 AM. A hurricane approaching from Florida could unsettles conditions.
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Florida
Japan CIO Calls General Strike Against Yoshida Government
The Japanese CIO claims about 1.5 million members will strike nationwide on October 15 to protest the Yoshida government. The move marks a major labor challenge amid postwar political tensions and rising worker activism.
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High Court Opens Term With Nine Justices Present
Washington The Supreme Court begins its 1946 47 term with nine members for the first time in a year. The opening ceremony features Chief Justice Fred M. Vinson’s first appearance and the public reunion of Associate Justices Robert H. Jackson and Hugo L. Black after last summer’s feud.
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Supreme Court
Fred M. Vinson
Robert H. Jackson
Hugo L. Black
Police Chief Killed in Salonika Square Shooting
Gendarmerie Captain and acting public prosecutor Demetrius Kou phitsas was shot and killed Sunday night in Salonika's central square. Police announced the fatal attack.
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Athens
Demetrius Kouphitsas
Salonika Military Court
Salonika
Dreamboat Arctic Route Feasibility Stressed by Official
The Dreamboat Pacific Sextant test flight from Honolulu to Cairo showed non stop Arctic crossing is technically feasible for commercial air service. Lt. Col. Shannon reported high radio frequencies were often blocked by sunspot flareups but concluded that airlines could establish reliable communications if routes were used.
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Cordell Hull Out of Danger After Stroke
Cordell Hull, the 75 year old former secretary of state, is out of immediate danger after suffering a stroke a week ago. Bethesda Naval Hospital reported he rallied over the weekend and rested well, with continued improvement through the night.
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Washington
Cordell Hull
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Buffalo editorial notes on tyranny and international concern
Associate Supreme Court Justice Jackson's on the inside speech warns tyranny and oppression are global issues. David Lawrence analyzes the remarks on the editorial page, with related items listed across sections such as Amusements, Financial, Classified, Haworth, City Life and more.
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David Lawrence
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City Life
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Dr. Brady
Winchell
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