Truman's Stand Divides Party On Price Controls
Washington in a tense session President Truman framed rising living costs as a national issue ahead of the 1946 campaign while defending voluntary conservation and railing against a police state. He signaled tax and rationing measures could reappear, drawing mixed reactions from Democrats and Republicans, with Pepper and Bowles leading opposition to reinstating controls.
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Leon ‘Henderson
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Little UN Assembly Change Proposed Amid East West Tension
Great Britain backs a year round United Nations assembly to ease East West tensions, backing Secretary of State Marshall's plan. Shawcross denounces Soviet opposition as fantasy while denying Western plots. Clark says officials will comment as investigation into grain futures persists page 18.
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French Ship Pact Near Paris Ends City Strike
A government del egation and a union representative said they were moving toward a pact to end a weeklong port and city transit strike paralyzing Paris. Port workers demand 16 percent pay rises. a special committee meets to seek a solution to the standoff that has disrupted ferries, boats, and metro service since Thursday.
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Editorial page hints at Europe changes and media mix
A fragmented editorial note outlines political and social change on the European continent. It references Marquix Childs and assorted page features such as comics, crosswords, horoscopes, and various sections including Amusements, Letters, Financial, Radio, Social, and Sports with specific page listings.
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Grain and Meat Prices Dip After Two Week Rise
Prices for grains and meat edged lower ending a two week rise as wheat corn and oats declined on the Chicago Board of Trade. New York cotton futures recovered after an early decline with minor gains. Wholesale and express prices showed limited demand as markets softened, according to Page 13 column notes.
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Florida braced as new tropical storm nears
A developing tropical storm, possibly dangerous, tracked toward Florida from the Caribbean. The Miami Weather Bureau issued an advisory predicting stronger winds today and tonight, while southern Florida struggles with flood damage and thousands homeless after weeks of storms.
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Miami Speinge
Burma Gains Independence Announcement Report
London reports Britain and Burma signed an agreement toward Burma's independence outside the commonwealth. Burmese officials indicate plans to remain out of the commonwealth. The historic document, signed by Prime Minister and Burmese Premier, aims to complete concessions along the British franchises with Russia.
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6000 Area Teachers Here for Meetings
Central New York hosts a large assembly of public and Catholic school teachers for the annual conference. Leaders from the New York State Teachers Association press for tax permissiveness while Catholic educators gather at Syracuse’s Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception. Most Rev. Walter Foery calls for loyalty to Catholic education amid debate. Further details on Page 20 and photos on Page 24.
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Todey Sor
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Conference of Catholic
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The Preacher Wore Pajamas at Fort Worth Wedding
A chaotic account notes the preacher and bridal party amid a wreck during wedding events. The ceremony carried odd attire and confusion as guests and participants, including a Joseph M. Burke and a Dorin linked party, faced hospital visits and uncertain outcomes.
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Britain to Cut Butter Ration Announced
Britain will reduce weekly butter rations from three to two pounds starting November 9 as announced by Minister Strachey. The change affects all ranks and will take effect in the coming week.
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Tocay
Ships Collide Off Virginia Coast in Fog
Unidentified seamer and the Liberty ship Josepa Gai collided Thursday night in dense fog two miles west of Cape Henry, Va, Coast Guard said. Radar was used to warn of the danger by radio.
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Jones Sinder Deportence Job Application Filed
An unclear data fragment notes an individual named Jones Sinder linked to a job application and a term resembling Deportence. The source text is garbled, but the main action is an application filing and a referenced name.
Fog Lifts and Planes Resume as Dense Fog Returns
Dense fog delayed air and sea traffic at New York's LaGuardia and harbor routes. By midmorning, forecasts predicted improving weather but flights and ferries faced reroutes and stoppages, with many travelers sent by train. The fog, first seen Wednesday night, cleared briefly Thursday before returning, halting ocean vessel movement and causing injuries in a harbor accident.
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Dewey Still Top GOP Prospect Gains In Race
Washington report notes Dewey remains the leading Republican prospect as the 1948 election nears. Commentators cite his national vote-getter record and past wins in New York elections while opponents highlight Sen Robert A. Taft as a strong alternative. Page 13, Cole 4.
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Brazilian Break With Russia Hinted By Official Source
Reports from Rio de Janeiro indicate Brazil may sever diplomatic ties with Russia soon. An official announcement could come within 72 hours, citing Russia's failure to meet Brazil's demands after a recent note regarding attacks on President Ernesto Gaspar Dallra and actions by the Brazilian Army and government.
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Coal Strike Broken in Chile Declared End
Santiago reports the government declared the Chilean coal strike broken after 16,000 workers returned to work. An official announcement said a majority of strikers had ended the job action and resumed duties.
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Bread Savers Debate on Bread Pile Sparks City Meeting
Debaters, amid a chaotic speech, discuss a plan to ration bread as housewives report saving 20 to 30 slices. A few questions arise about collection or disposal as officials on the City Congress Committee seek guidance.
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Detrove
Cath Vise
Robbers Loot Payroll Office at Republic Steel Plant
In Birmingham Alabama two masked robbers raided the payroll office at Republic Steel Corp’s Sayreion mine, securing about $55,091. Guard Woot Cooper and clerk Calloway were present when the bandits, wearing disguise, entered, forced them inside and locked the doors. Local police pursued leads as investigators probed the bold heist.
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Blazes Break Out In Woods Across Washinarton County
A forest fire raged out of control over 400 acres in Washinarton County. Conservation officials reported 19 new blazes since Saturday. Governor Dewey was noted entering the Adirondack area at midnight as the situation worsened. Perry B. Duryea, Conservation Commissioner, warned the blaze could extend further.
Two Of Onondaga Parks Closed By Emergency Order
Two of Onondaga Parks including Pompey Falls Park and Highlune Park were closed today by order of J Howard Shattuck deputy secretary of the Onondaga Parks Regions Planning Board. The action follows a warning from the Pompey Fire Department chief that a fire could ruin the wooded areas if not halted.
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Pompey Fire
Fires Threaten Adirondacks Amid Mideast-Like Hazards
Fire crews fought 60 acre blazes across Hamilton, Eavex and Ware Counties near Hadley and Jeffers Mountain as conservation officials described conditions as among the worst in two decades. Fogging slush areas and debris were reported near Highley Mountain with plan to deploy more lighting aircraft. Deer hunting seasons were temporarily suspended due to haze and reduced visibility while the Adirondacks remained under burn control. Concluded on page 21.
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Mercury Hits New Daily High At 83 Degrees
The city records a new daily temperature peak of 83 degrees with a 2 PM reading, surpassing the former 82 degree mark set in 1978. Southerly winds push heat through much of the region as forecasts call for highs near 85 and continued warm, fair conditions from the Atlantic coast to the Rockies. Meteorologist Andrew P. Kelley notes rain remnants in Virginia and North Carolina, with lingering warm weather across much of Florida.
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