Roosevelt letters read in House heritage hearing
Readers see Eleanor Roosevelt letters from 1949 urging government action on admitting a former Communist, Danns Lister, to the United States. The letters, read at a House hearing, touch on state policy, satellites, and diplomatic tensions as critics question officials’ handling.
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Romania
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Chiefs Win Series Opens On Saturday In IL Tilt
Syracuse Governors Cup holder leads as seven game series with Milwaukee tied at three wins each after a 10 3 victory over Buffalo. Harry Seibold’s Syracuse team, finish line in sight, hopes to represent the American Association in the Junior World Series opening Saturday in Syracuse.
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Mystery figure Dadeo links to gossip roster with stars
Footnote heavy item lists Dadeo as a feature in the gossip roster alongside band leaders burglars chorus girls politicians actors and sportsmen. The notice references editorial pages and a spread of features on pages 55 and 39 with sections on comics horoscope and various departments.
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Paul Gallieo
Jean Kain de Brady
Mery Haworth
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Eisler Entry Scrutiny Prompted by Mrs Roosevelt Hearing
Washington reports the House Un American Activities Committee examined potential pressure behind Hanns Eisler's U.S. entry and residency approvals. Former ambassador George S. Vesser testified Eisler secured entry due to above influence, while officials including Robert E. Stripling were cited for evidence of state and immigration staff involvement.
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Storm to ebb as frost grips Northeast coast tonight
The United States Weather Bureau reports that the tropical storm off the eastern coast, from Florida to New Jersey, is losing force and will subside to a drenching rain with light winds by New York City tonight. Temperatures fall to near 30 degrees with clear to chilly conditions expected elsewhere as a high pressure system moves from the Rockies to the Great Lakes and Texas.
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Chinese Reds Reach Suburban Manchuria Rail Line
Han Min Pao reports about 30 000 Chinese Reds deployed near Chingh sien Manchuria along the Tsingisin g Mukden railway five miles north of the Great Wall, within the suburb area.
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Bridge Collapse Traps Crew as Tanker Fire Rages
Reports from Manila describe a tanker explosion aboard the ENS CLLY Tex UP near Cedar Mountain. Three crewmen are missing and two trapped after a bridgeside engine room collapse. One body recovered. location Camarines Sur Province, about 235 miles southeast of Manila.
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German Production Vital Says Snyder
Snyder says German production vital for Europe recovery and economic comeback as he disputes timelines and emphasizes a lasting recovery beyond the near future.
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Uishved
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Truman fills new defense leadership in postwar reshuffle
President Truman completes the top leadership of the national defense organization naming Dr Vannevar Bush to chair the Research and Development Board. He assigns roles across the War Department and assigns Gen. Carl Spaatz as head of the Air Force and other undersecretaries and assistants, aiming to keep America at the forefront of science and weapon development.
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Parrot Blamed In Gas Death In Jersey City
A pet parrot set a kitchen stove gas alight in Jersey City and was blamed for the fatal incident. Police and rescue workers responded, but the bird died later at Jersey City Medical Center. Authorities cited cerebral thrombosis as the cause while noting the chaotic scene.
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Chuckle Quiz Delivers Frustrated Riff on Orders
A quirky fragment shows a customer demanding “Cancel my order for shrimp salad” amid a shifty breakfast table banter. Names and clear context are missing, but the scene hints at a chaotic dining chat.
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Prices to fall through higher production urges Chamber policy
The US Chamber of Commerce issued a statement attributed to President Earl O Shreve arguing that to cut prices either produce more or consume less. It cites high wages and foreign demand as factors pushing costs up and says wage increases would not raise supply enough to lower prices. The Chamber warns against excessive price pressures and urges actions to reduce demand and curb inflation.
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Hirohito Clean Slate Move Ends War Crimes Case
A Tokyo court or prosecutor indicated that no evidence could submit charges against Emperor Hirohito and other Japanese leaders, effectively clearing them of war crimes allegations. The report notes a broad investigation found no actionable conspiracy or direct responsibility for wartime aggression, despite claims of top officials guiding Japan’s conduct.
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Chicago Grain Prices Advance on Board Amid Curb
Grain prices move higher on the Chicago Board of Trade as corn and wheat futures gain while traders weigh demand prospects and currency shifts. Analysts note weather and export demand influence in late trading.
Trieste Port Tieup Ends After Overnight Talks
An agreed settlement ended a 21 day Trieste port stoppage as Allied Burnary government officials announced a midnight accord. Representatives from AMG, the Snd cal Umit shiek, and communists attended to halt the work stoppage and avoid a broader confrontation. About 12,000 workers had joined the stoppage during the strike wave.
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POWs to Become France Workers
The article notes that a large number of prisoners of war are slated to become laborers in France. It reports government actions, labor shifts, and price impacts, mentioning technical records, purchases, and wage or incentive details. It references a substantial foreign labor program and potential withdrawals or adjustments in assignments.
Gold as Universal Money Unit Urged
Oklahoma speech advocates standard global currency based on gold. Senator Elmer Komar promotes universal monetary unit theory, arguing gold value remains stable and could back all economies. Supporters say it would curb inflation and ensure consistent pricing across nations. Critics warn of transition risks and loss of monetary sovereignty.
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President Truman Chairs Citizens Food Committee
The White House announced a wartime food crisis plan briefing. President Truman named Charles Lucien as chairman of the Citizens Food Committee to craft a nationwide food conservation program. He pressed Congress for a quick stopgap act to aid Europe without a special session, and pledged continued effort to curb hunger at home.
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Parade Photos Highlight Favorite Tastes Across Town
A double page spreads feature a parade of captions and photos from community events. The images include society leaders, local celebrities, and a photographer credit for a weekly feature showcasing pageantry and cherished local traditions.
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