Belief of Imminent Atomic Arms Race Faces UN Controls
New York policy makers warn of an approaching atomic arms race with Russia over international safeguards. They expect a possible showdown at the UN Atomic Energy Commission, threatening a veto by the Soviet Union and a forced US plan or rejection. U.S. position insists on a verifiable inspection system to prevent war diversion.
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New York
Russia
United Nations Atomic Energy Commission
United States
Commission
America
UN Security Council
Mas
U. S
U.S
Lorain Tax Rate Boosted by 4.06 Mills in 1947
County Auditor Frank Ayres announced the Lorain budget commission tentatively fixes the 1947 tax rate at 17.58 mills, up 4.06 from 13.58. The increase stems from voter-approved levies for library improvements, school operation, and city improvements, with tax bills due December or January.
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Lorain City
County Budget Commission
Frank Ayres
Budget Commission
Elvetton
Ayres
Milligan First To be Appointed By Herbert
Governor-elect Thomas J. Herbert announced Fred J. Milligan would become his personal secretary after inauguration on January 13. Milligan, a Columbus attorney and AMVETS commander, attended a Chamber of Commerce meeting in Youngstown. Herbert said Milligan’s salary is undecided and cabinet appointments are not yet set.
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Columbus
Thomas J. Herbert
Fred J. Milli
Milligan
Amvets
Herbert
Pues
Frank J. Lausche
Chamber of Commerce
Youngstant
Weather Outlook With Snow Flurries In East and North
Weather bulletin reports show snow flurries in the east and north today and tonight. Temperatures are expected to drop to around 20 degrees in the northeast and about 15 in the west and south portions. The outlook for Saturday calls for light snow flurries in the east and north with continued cold conditions.
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United Press Onlc
Portly Cady
Voli and
Mody
Thanksgiving dinner set to be among the costliest on record
A coast to coast survey of nine major cities shows the average cost for a full Thanksgiving dinner for four rising to about 8.50, roughly a dollar higher than last year. Turkey prices drive most of the increase with broader rises across cranberries, pies, coffee, and other trimmings.
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United Press
Amphricans
New York City
Avanta
New York
West
Dallas
Portland
Denver
San Francisco
Minneapolis
Omaha
San
Wreckage Found in Alps After Plane Missing Three Days
In the Swiss Alps near Interlaken, rescuers found wreckage of a passenger plane missing for three days. Four survivors were seen on the snow, with Army aircraft dropping food and medicine to the site. Officials believe more may have been aboard the damaged transport. search teams continue.
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Paris
Alps
Switzerland
Aenesport
Inter- Iaker
Hare Wang
Governor Lausche Proclaims Navy 28 Thanksgiving Day
Governor Frank J. Lausche proclaimed Tuesday, November 28 as Thanksgiving Day in Ohio. He urged display of the flag from all buildings and homes as a reminder of gratitude to God and the country. He noted postwar resilience and a resolve to turn peace into reality.
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Columbus
Frank J. Lische
Ohio
Big Four Struggle Over Trieste Delays Peace Treaties
New York report says the Big Four foreign ministers are stalled on Trieste and may abandon plans for the five satellite peace treaties. Secretary of State Jaros F. says he might quit if progress does not improve. Hoe favors starting German treaty plans and delaying Italy Romania Bulgaria Hungary and Finland talks. The group also eyeing security issues and UN assembly debate on Soviet policy.
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New York
Council of Foreign Ministers
Trieste
Jaros F. Fignnes
Hoe
Italy
Romania
Bulgaria
Hungary
Finland
China
UN Assembly
Murray Reelected CIO President at Sixth Convention
Murray Ree was re elected president of the Congress of Industrial Organizations amid a demonstration by about 600 delegates at the eighth CIO convention in Atlantic City. Ree was nominated by James Potts of the Arm warded Clothing Workers and won by acclamation after strong praise for his leadership.
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Atlantic City
Philip Mtar
Congress of Industrial Orwanebs
CIO
Sturr
Jaen Potos
Arma Warated Clothing Workers
Hclo
Seans
Woosecurs
Murray Aimerios
Dabor Reader
Sidney Hillmat
Clothing Workers
Litton
Murray
Acclani
Mem
Grand Jury May Finish Its Work Today
Prosecutor William G. Wickens says the grand jury may complete its work this afternoon with the possibility of an extra session if needed. Witnesses are expected on the assault of five non union workers at Ohio Fuel company gas line on October 3 in Verona township. If afternoon proceedings prompt more witnesses, the panel could be held over to next week to finish required county inspections.
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William G. Wickens
Neon Tadae
de Rhode Stynos
Ohina
Ath & Mt Verona
Wickens
Investilioy Us
Iore Wittessys
Grand Jury
New Parking Meters Now In Operation
Police Chief B J Stankard announced today that the 22 new parking meters are now in operation, bringing the city total to about 500. Two types exist penny and nickel for one hour, and nickel only for two hours. Two nickels cost two hours of parking. pennies or dimes may be added to the two hour meter. Read instructions if in doubt. All meters are open from Balm 16 p m and except Saturdays when they operate until 5 p.m. No holidays checked.
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B. J. Stamkard
Broad Kreet
Stankard
Ingteaf
Jasta
Second Street
Ey Park
Jail Population Doubles In One Year
County audit records show jail population nearly doubled this year compared with last year. Chief Deputy James Elemes notes the rise in inmates and higher inmate counts, including approximately 5,800 dollars in related costs.
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Averse
Psi
James Elemes
Shopping Days Left in Unclear Ad Text
Fragmentary OCR note mentions fog dyes and names like Arlene. lacks clear event, date, or identifiable organizations. Summary focuses on unreadable advertisement fragments and potential product mentions without reliable details.
Millions To Be Forced Into Idleness Soon By Strike Of Coal Miners
Pittsburgh dispatch reports a nationwide coal strike harming steel mills and factories as stockpiles near danger levels. Emergency coal shipments to food processors and gas plants are arranged while mills plan production cuts and unemployment looms for up to millions.
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Pitseigh Spa
Harry Sutters
Maine
Michigan
Blair M Patterson to Remain With Elyria Memorial Hospital
A report from a hospital board meeting details Blair M Patterson’s ongoing role at Elyria Memorial Hospital. The board notes Patterson’s retention as administrator with responsibilities in securing estate funds from the Myr. and Mrs. Heney A. Dykeman estate, including cash and real estate valued at about $40,000. The Dykeman will directed half to the hospital, with the balance split among other beneficiaries.
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Elyria Memorial Hogput Neo
Othe
Heney A. Dykeman
Rishang
Toledo
Robot Vondemark
Dykennin
Isaly Dairy
Bround Street
Dykeman
Lovie Dykeman
WoMus
Nin
Gestite da
Osersiee
pateWeattiner
Pottopruty
Ator Sd Ua
Two Miners Shot To Death In West Virginia Strike
Keystone West Virginia Police held Sim Curry at a secret hideout as murder charges were prepared for him after he shot two miners, Rangevelt Thomas and William Hunt, during a dispute in Eckman. Witnesses said the victims were AFL union members discussing the strike when Curry and F. J. Likous arrived with a truckload of coal. Hunt died instantly. Thomas died after staggering 75 feet. Authorities deem the violence isolated despite miner anger. Mining camps in McDowell County were quiet amid the two day old soft coal strike.
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Keystone
W. Va
Sim Curry
McDowell County
Richard Parsons
Parsons
Curry
Rangevelt Thomas
Bottum Creek
William Hunt
Eckman
Tarsans
Maid the Victima
United Mine Workers Union
AFL
Harry Cyphers
McDawell
Peneral
West Virgira
Byrnes Talks With Zionist Leaders
Secretary of State James Byrnes met for almost an hour with Zionist leaders Rabbis Stephen S. Wiese and Abin Sater and conferred on Palestine amid reports that the Palestine conference had not yet yielded a firm outcome. He and Foreign Secretary Bevin planned further talks in London with American and British officials while Palestine issues remained unsettled.
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Acrotyry
St James
Byrnes
Palestine
Paler
Stephen S Wiese
Abin Sater
Pete Orreniie
Bevin owWerld
Sie Timer
Dover Mayor Orders Gamblers Arrested
Dover mayor Harry Stucky extends crackdown beyond punch boards and slot machines to all forms of gambling and numbers selling. Police ordered to arrest absentees and those involved in other gambling activities amid ongoing city actions.
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Dover
Harry Stucky
Diver
Stucky
Absene
Papers Are Served By Marshals
Two deputy U.S. marshals served John L. Lewis with papers ordering him to appear in Federal Court on Monday to answer contempt charges for refusing to end the national rent strike. The papers were served at Lewis’s sixth floor UMW headquarters building in Washington. Lewis had left his Alexandria home for the first time in 36 years. The government prepared for a long battle, including coal saving measures, as Lewis faces possible contempt penalties. A hearing before Judge T. Alan Goldsborough will determine why he should not be jailed or fined for keeping the 400,000 UMW on the job.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
Lewis
United Mine Workers
UFC
Alexandria
UMW
Mitic
T. Alan Goldsborough
AFL
Coal Strike At A Glance Across Nation Faces Major Disruptions
Government actions loom as Judge Goldsborough sets Monday for contempt hearing against John L Lewis. Embargoes and 25 percent railroad service cuts begin midnight Sunday to curb non essential freight. Industry faces reduced schedules and potential gains in unemployment as 25 million workers could be affected. Unionists rally with 400 60 soft coal miners and thousands of hard coal workers joining One Independent Progressive Mine Workers of America in sympathy. Government rejects wage negotiations while miners press for a 40 hour week and higher pay resembling wartime scales. Monthly reported earnings vary with disputed figures.
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Pittsburgh
Ater Mills
Industriatisix
Opersdork
Virgina
Serip
Rank
Washington
T. Alan Goldsborough
John L.lewis
Adieness
Mirfrs
Progressive Mine Workers of America
Lewis’ United Mine Workers
Sit Out Delays With New Mechanical Caddy Chair
A quirky ad style note promotes a novel combination mechanical caddy end folding chair for golfers tired of delays. It touts comfort while waiting, hints at rapid demand for mechanical devices, and references Want Ads and local businesses.
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