Arab plan fallout and rail unions strike threat analysis
Arabs denounce the Anglo American Palestine plan to admit 100000 Jews, warning of regional strife and possible alignment with Russia. Rail unions threaten a wage strike after failed talks as carriers and government discuss a 16 cent raise versus 25 percent requests, amid coal shortages and OPA price control battles.
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Four-power Talks Set Tone for Rebuilding Reich
Foreign ministers meeting in Paris discussed postwar German status with the United States pushing for a self supporting Reich while reviving war shattered Europe. Britain urged retention of Ruhr Rhineland under British control until a four power commission oversees the economy amid a coal strike and fuel conservation pressures.
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Polio Treatment Training Program Approved by Foundation
The Nations Foundation for Infantile Paralysis and its regional chapters approve a nationwide poliomyelitis treatment and professional training program costing over five million dollars. National Foundation headquarters allocates $300,000 to train doctors nurses and physical therapists in modern polio care at the centers.
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Weather shifts hint at cooler spell after long warm era
The Weather Bureau notes a 60 year cycle of warmer weather may be reversing. A continuing dip in mean temperatures could return to Grandpa's silver whites, though a definite reversal may need 6 to 10 years. Public notices include May Day parades and civic reflections across nations.
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Senators Urge Rule Change to Bypass Debate
Washington reports a bipartisan group of ten senators plans to amend senate rules to omit debate on any single bill for ten days, paving the way for the anti-poll tax bill and potentially creating a permanent FEPC. The effort follows pressure from Morse and mixed letters pro and con the tactic. The group includes Pepper Magnuson Guffey Taylor Huffman Kilgore Mead Ferguson Knowland Capper.
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Milk production in 1945 hits new high at 122.2 billion pounds
The Agriculture Department estimates U S milk output for 1945 at 122.2 billion pounds, the highest since 1942. The nation has about 25.5 million milk cows, roughly 400 thousand fewer than in 1944, the record year for milking cows.
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No Room for Alibis in Baseball Box Score History
The box score remains a national institution drawing growing interest across the United States as Ty presents a compact record of runs, hits, errors, strikeouts, and stolen bases from stars in big league centers and smaller hamlets alike.
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