Stalin Reveals 60 Divisions West. Atomic Bomb Still Elusive
In an exclusive interview, Stalin says the Soviet Union currently has 60 western divisions and no atom bomb. He notes plans to reduce to 40 divisions after a presidium decree, discusses attitudes toward U.S. warships, Yugoslavia’s peace treaty stance, and aims to democratize Germany while expunging fascist remnants.
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Foley Sees New Era Of World Goodwill In Syracuse
ED FOLEY Assistant Secretary of the Treasury visited Syracuse on a friendly mission and spoke of a coming era of goodwill. He warned of no insurmountable dangers, but cited inflation fears easing and record national income, noting work for all as the nation moves forward.
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OPA Removes Ice Price Controls Across Industry
Washington says ice supplies are ample and will no longer face price controls for natural and manufactured ice and icing services. The OPA also released a 171 page directory listing 3,500 decontrolled commodity groups with copies priced at $3 and supplements to follow.
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S A Office Wins 300000 Classrooms Grant for Syracuse
Approval of a 300000 grant for construction of temporary classrooms at Syracuse University was announced today in Washington by the Civilian Production Administration acting for the Federal Works Agency.
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Weather outlook for Syracuse area forecast brief
The U S Weather Bureau reports mostly cloudy and warm conditions through Wednesday in the Syracuse area with fresh to strong winds. Highs reach 72 Monday and lows around 41 with a record high 76 and low 18 on past dates.
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Springlike mild spell continues with above normal temps
Meteorologist Andrew P. Keller reports mild weather through Wednesday with temperatures above normal. For five days the average is 13 degrees above normal and four degrees for the month. Southwesterly winds persist with a chance of scattered showers Wednesday. 11:30 AM readings reached 74, then 73 at noon. record 76 from 1945 not expected to fall today.
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Sabath notes no campaign spending for 21st term bid
Representative Sabath of Illinois, an 80 year old veteran, announced he has not spent any money on his reelection campaign for a 21st term. The INS dispatch records his stance as he seeks another term.
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Surrender to Lewis Denied by Krug
The end of two major labor disputes and President Truman's statement that there would be no strike by 400000 soft coal miners on November 1 eased tensions. Secretary Krug said the government has not agreed to a new contract demand from John L. Lewis and a Friday conference between Lewis and coal administrator N H Collison was arranged, with no pledge to reopen negotiations.
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John Mitchell Day Observed in Scranton Coal Region
In Scranton Pennsylvania miners honor John Mitchell, leader of the United Mine Workers, with tribute to his role in ending the 1900 strike. The piece notes a government pact after mine seizures last May would be void on November 1, signaling ongoing labor tensions.
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Dewey Presses Welfare Reforms in Reelection Bid
Governor Dewey defended his welfare reform record in a radio address, contrasting it with what he called a merciless bureaucracy. He challenged voters to compare his program to Democratic predecessors as he campaigns for reelection against U S Senator James M Mead.
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Program Lagging Meads Charge on Veterans Housing Policy
Senator James M. Mead and Herbert H. Lehman accused Gov. Thomas E. Dewey of lagging New York State housing and veterans housing programs during a NYC campaign swing. Mead blamed the governor for not declaring an emergency to accelerate state work.
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Tax receipts slip in 13th month postwar period
Federal tax receipts for the 13th month of peace fell 510,511,000 from September 1945, IRS reported today. The drop contrasts with the first postwar month and highlights a downturn in government revenue after the wartime peak.
Roosevelt address to Eastchester students canceled
The Eastchester Town ships two districts refused to permit Elliott Roosevelt and actress Faye Emerson to address student assemblies at four schools on Thursday. Board 1 cited potential political atmosphere near election day and deemed the visit inappropriate for Eastchester High School and Waverly School.
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Sinnet Hits Mine Near Kobe
The 5,000 ton SS Sinnet owned by United States Lines and chartered to the Army struck a stray mine en route from Fusnan Korea to Kobe. None of the crew was hurt. The ship was towed to Kobe for reconditioning after the Oct 23 accident.
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Tragic Fire Kills Two Children in Romulus Township
Two children perished when a flash fire swept their house trailer in Romulus Township Michigan. The blaze left the dwelling destroyed and investigators reviewed the cause.
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Syracuse witness testifies on Hesse jewels seizure
Syracuse man Major David E. Watson testified that no army regulation prohibited taking the Hesse family jewels as war trophies from Kronberg Castle. The witness, 33 year old Burlingame, spoke Monday in Frankfurt Germany, concluding his remarks on this point.
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Atomic Energy Commission Formed To Guide U S Nuclear Age
President Truman announced a five member civilian board to guide the nation into the atomic age. The commission includes a Federal power expert a physicist an editor a retired rear admiral and an investment banker with David E Lilienthal as chairman.
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Rocket snaps sun pictures from 65 miles up
Navy announces a rocket mounted spectograph photographed the sun from 65 miles altitude using a Nazi V-2 rocket fired at White Sands. Spectograms reveal sun composition and helium presence. Higher altitude data avoids atmospheric filtering and may yield new spectral insights.
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United States Pushes Full Disclosure on Troop Disposition at UN
The U S delegation at the United Nations General Assembly voted in private to offer full disclosure of American troop dispositions in nonhostile nations as a step toward peace. The plan awaits approval from Secretary of State James F Byrnes and reflects a united stance within the delegation.
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Romania may seek treaty revision over harmful clauses
Premier Petru Groza suggested Romania might request revision of the peace treaty if certain clauses hurt the country's economic and political sovereignty. The written statement, prepared with others, is the first official comment on the treaty from the Paris Peace Conference context.
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Americans Call For Full Disclosure Of Allied Troop Numbers
The United States urged the Soviet Union and Allied powers to disclose troop locations and numbers. The American stance urged reciprocal Soviet disclosures but did not depend on Soviet action. The move aimed to head off a major clash expected in the Assembly as Molotov prepared to speak.
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Senator Vandenberg Rising at U.N. Parley in Editorial View
Marquis Childs argues in today’s column that Senator Vandenberg, once isolationist, now a leading figure at the U.N. meeting, faces a tough test keeping Republican colleagues aligned with his world view if the GOP wins control of Congress.
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