Trailer Camp 100 Percent for Chest Fund Drive
Mrs Bertha Wheaton led canvassing at Crumlins trailer camp for the Community Chest with help from Mrs Robert J Westover and Mrs Donald C Hutchens. Veterans and wives subscribed fully and praised the USO’s value from wartime service as money supports 35 social services. The group, residents of University Heights, includes English, French and Australian natives who contributed generously. Concluded on page 2.
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Truman Leaves Coal Settlement To Krug After Lewis Ultimatum
President Truman avoided commenting on John L. Lewis’s demand to reopen the United Mine Workers contract and said the issue rests with Interior Secretary Krug. He emphasized his Oct 14 speech on lifting meat price ceilings, noting decontrol should hasten broader wage decontrol and that wage lids may fall as industries gain price freedom. Government officials say no fixed action to lift wages is likely and policy may rely on automatic pay decontrol.
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Weather forecast for Syracuse area and eastern New York
The Weather Bureau reports fair and warmer conditions in Syracuse today with increasing clouds and a chance of showers Friday. Record highs and lows are noted from past years, and temperatures range from 73 today to 33 tonight with a 78 high and 28 low in earlier records. Relative humidity is high in the evening and morning.
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Attlee denounces Soviet secrecy and calls for UN unity
In Brighton, Prime Minister Clement Attlee accuses the Soviet government of sealing off the Russian people behind a wall of ignorance and suspicion. He condemns Moscow and the Communist party, cites broken Yalta pledges, UN veto misuse, and 200 divisions on a war footing in Eastern Europe while urging universal cooperation for UN success.
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Cold Spell Expected Friday As Warm Spell Ends
The Weather Bureau predicts a late Friday arrival of a cold front bringing rain and a sharp temperature drop. Forecasters say a mild spell ends with a 10 to 15 degree fall, while tonight’s low should be about 45 degrees and winds strengthen ahead of the front.
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Truman Says No Special Session
President Truman told a news conference he has no intention of calling Congress back in a special session. He noted Congress can convene itself if it desires. The new Congress will meet January 3.
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British to Free Zionist Leaders From Latrun Camp
Jerusalem reports that the British government will soon announce the release of ten detained Zionist leaders from the Latrun Internment camp. The move comes amid ongoing pressure over Jewish political activity in the region.
Frankie Sinatra and Nancy Reunite at Night Club
Crooner Frank Sinatra and his estranged wife Nancy kissed and chatted at Slapsie Maxie Rosenbloom’s night club. The reunion was set up by comedian Phil Silvers who coaxed Sinatra into singing “Going Home” before moving to a table with Nancy for a long talk.
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Cult Awaits Miracle To Cure Polio Victim
In Kansas City the Name of Jesus Church prays for 11 year old Philip Bowers stricken with infantile paralysis. His parents refuse hospital care due to religious beliefs and expect divine healing while a carpenter and garage mechanic offer no public comment. The story continues on page 13.
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Prices- Cosmetic Ceilings Listed Amid OPA Moves
Washington report notes that by January Congress may kill OPA, leaving ceilings only for scarce essentials and rent. The administration cut price tags on cosmetics and many nonfood items, while wage controls expanded relief for food industries. Statisticians say about 1.5 million food workers were released from wage limits as sugar syrup and rice stay under control. A senior official says Congress will likely challenge OPA quickly, with the president trimming the list first for political advantage before rest of the controls. Concluded on page 2.
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Livestock On Decline In Chicago Markets
Livestock classes continued to fall in numbers across sale today while terminal markets expect relief from heavy holdover supplies by week end. Embargoes are being lifted or relaxed with brighter prospects for increased receipts next week. Lower receipts today hint at higher prices with Chicago hogs opening $2 higher and a top of $24. Estimated receipts at 12 principal markets were 45,700 hogs, down from 47,800 Wednesday and 104,403 a week ago.
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Soldier Death in Heidelberg Poison Cocktail Incident
One American soldier died and 18 were injured in Heidelberg prison stockade after drinking cocktails of poison alcohol and fruit juice. Four others were listed in critical condition. The decision was announced by the U.S. Third Army.
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World Army Plan Push Seen From UN Row
President Truman signals U S effort to draft international pacts for a world military force led by the Security Council. With Russia France China and Britain on the military staff committee, the United Nations lacks a standing army and pressure may grow to provide peace forces to deter aggression. The move follows U S dissatisfaction with UN military committee work.
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Ship Engineers Ratify Accord Amid Coast Strike
Members of the Marine Engineers Beneficial Association voted 1 549 to 93 in New York to accept a settlement basis agreed between the union and Atlantic and Gulf coast companies and agents. The strike that began in October ends, while deadlock between ship operators and deck officers continues.
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Budget cuts threaten U S defense says David Lawrence
Editorial: Budget Bureau orders drastic reductions in Army Navy and Air Forces funding, risking weaker national defense amid a troubled world. Lawrence argues the move harms readiness and security prospects. Includes notices of sections and pages in the issue.
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United States to press full UN Assembly debate on veto issue
Americans and Russians clash over the U N General Assembly right to discuss proposals to curb the Security Council veto. Under Warren Austin, the US seeks full debate on this and two other provisional agenda items, while favoring preserving the veto but restricting its use. The steering committee plans to review 53 items as general debate begins.
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Opening UN Assembly Quotes Prompt Peace Promises
The report quotes President Truman on the Nürnberg charter crime of aggression and international justice. Molotov congratulates the speech while Ihlenkilt Spaak thanks the U S for victory and pledges help to win the peace. Warren Austin says differences must not block the pledge to promote peace.
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Vigilant Policing Delays Start at UN Assembly
After President Truman's visit to Flushing Meadow, officials hope security may ease. The United Nations conference demanded passes every 10 feet, slowing officials delegates public visitors and press. The note hints at continued precautions and a continuation on page 2.
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Fires Reported On Liberty Ship Howard A. Kelly
Reuters dispatch from St. Nazaire notes that the Liberty ship Howard A. Kelly reported fires in its hold while steaming along the west coast of France toward St. Nazaire with a coal cargo. The 7,191 ton vessel sent word of the blaze as it traveled to port.
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Official Photos Released of Nazi War Criminals in Nurnberg
First official images show the bodies of two of the ten Nazi war criminals hanged October 16 in Nurnberg and the ex Reichsmarshal Herman Goering. Distributed by the Allied Control Council in Berlin to Allied press, photos released at 6 AM. Russia requested a 24 hour delay due to lack of radio links to Moscow. German press publication forbidden. Bodies lie in plain pine coffins with black bordered white ID tags.
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Turkey Pacts for Friendship with Middle East Nations
Foreign Minister Hassan Saka stated Turkey intends to conclude pacts of friendship and commerce with Syria, Lebanon, Trans-Jordan and Palestine, signaling regional diplomacy moves.
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Russians Take Over Glen Cove Town in Wartime Oddity
In Glen Cove New York Soviet Premier Molotov and staff have reportedly dominated the town while locals like Harold Wait of the Glen Cove Trust Co recount encounters with a Russian woman who jokes about capitalists and knife wielding Communists. The tale ends with Wait dismissing the claim and suggesting a laborer might give the woman a ride.
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