MacArthur Urges Nations Renounce Right to Wage War
Speech delivered before Allied Council in Tokyo calls for universal renunciation of war and a global police force as a temporary expedient. Advocates including MacArthur propose a new constitution for Japan limiting its military power while urging international oversight and consultation with the United Nations.
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MacArthur
Douglas Mwa
Japan
Tokyo
Sorebry
Ste
Moscow
Tomer Magarin
Iitte
Jipan
Hiteigh Sacha Police
Aremor
Megey
Turin
Remote Settlement Seen in Wildcat Coal Strike Talks
Fragmented report notes ongoing negotiations in Washington involving miners and steel mills over a new contract. Mentions employers United Steel, UHC, and various regional indicators, with references to production figures and potential casualties.
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Washington
Burgaliks
UNO
United
Warkeld
Peace Parley Details From Transcribed Conference Remarks
Fragmentary notes reference Tavis Saye Reeds and Yehiy in a peace parley context. Mentions moslow and foreign minister talks in London, with unclear dates and participants. Indicates a Moscow and London connection and questions over a stated or dolled stance.
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Tavis Saye Reeds
Yehiy
New York CP Strike Talks Continue Amid Labor Tensions
The week old strike involving New York City workers reached arbitration talks with leaders of the international union and city representatives. A meeting attended by about 2,500 of 5,200 employees addressed recommendations from the arbitration panel as tensions persisted. Mayor Edward J. Flynn attended the session and supported the process.
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New York
Howdalysrosian
P Paschininin
Wition
IAL A
Idie
International Union
Nmittaular
Iawn Finkly
A. Power
Edward Jfilea
Unclear Warship Deal Reported in March Agreement
An unspecified government announced yesterday that a March agreement would modernize and equip warships under a British or allied authority. The wording is garbled and several details remain unclear, but the note points to naval modernization plans.
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Wonan CP
Russi
Moac
Wish
Senate wage bill amendment vote sparks farm rider clash
Senate debate on a wage measure included a farm rider draft facing opposition. The chamber tied on the amendment with a 43 to 31 vote as leaders weighed shelving the proposal if opponents persisted. Continued discussion noted on Page Thirty seven.
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Senate
Gero
Piney
Maes
Swit Russell
Te Pubheims
Prag Yan
Fii
New Greek Prime Minister Sworn In Amid Cabinet Shuffle
The new Greek prime minister was sworn in at night with a reshuffled cabinet led by Konstantinos Latsasis. The government faces pressure for reforms and a possible plebiscite as parliament and the supreme state council review the lineup and policy path amid a tense political climate.
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Athens
Juliet
Sanday
Constantine
Supreme State Council
Efiee
Greece
Parl
Tol
Ailee
Plice
Ennomnerd Wit
Prnners
Ammisi
Georgn Py Findteoy Snel Demoutar
Pan Hlis Vanellapoulas Univoss
Saphneles
Tibern
Monster of Rue La Sueur Condemned to Death
The case of Mireel Petiot, known as the Monster of Rue La Sueur, ends as he is found guilty of murder and condemned to death. The French court convicts him for killings linked to Nazi-occupied France, with prosecutors confirming 27 identified victims among many alleged acts.
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Mireel Petiot
Rue la Suenr
France
Vlain
Magix
Marcel Leysel
Nesva
Pre EL Mens Ag
Coser
Deedor
Rene Vlovtat
la Bane
Pepper Says U S Britain Ganging Up On Russia
Senator Pepper accuses the United States and Britain of forming a hostile bloc against Russia. He attacks Secretary Byrnes and British policy, defending U S aid to allies and criticizing coercive wartime accords. He argues the allies profess freedom while acting to preserve a restrictive status quo.
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U.S
Britain
Russia
Pepper
Senate
United Staten
Uateh
United Staer
United States
Burges
Byrnes
Crashed engine injures riders at Hammond station
A collision near Hammond station injured several passengers including Pranle Hepner of Haymound who was critically hurt and scalded. The injured were taken to St Marys Hospital for treatment while the condition of others remained unclear as investigators checked the wreckage and switch engine damage.
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New York
Hammond Yds
St Mary
Himand
Hammant
Enliidord
New Jersey Governor Seizes Public Utilities Incident
New Jersey Governor moves to take control of key utility plants after union workers threaten walkout. State Police oversee operations at facilities in Newark and nearby cities as plant managers and independent unions clash over safety and labor demands.
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New Jersey
Renath S J Fm
Gov Witter
Beye
Sored
Nmne
Pune
Niuast
Ube
Frlasshorn
Camden
Plania
Newark
Huaisan
Hetrad
Lodecker
Abe
Atomalndt Bie
Eseped Killer Sought From Ohio to Virginia
A manhunt stretches from Ohio to Virginia for a suspect linked to a sensational crime. Authorities say the fugitive fled the District of Columbia and was tracked across several states with police cooperation ongoing. Details remain unclear as investigators urge anyone with information to come forward.
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Eseped
Ohio
Virginia
Washington
Hapeloller
Columbia
Wudhessay
oKprouil
Yeatentoy
Authera Viginia
WWE
Joseph Ty Medley
OPA May Get Years Lease On Life In Congress
Congress debates extending subsidies and price supports for agricultural commodities. Subcommittee hearings consider a temporary extension of government aid, with votes expected from both parties. Proposals seek to limit subsidies by June 1947 and adjust pricing for meat, flour, and other products while addressing production costs.
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Washington
Nimiing Propass
Cantingalian
Opa
House
Bork
Republic
Daa
Tomonty
Wal Voll
Senate approves 12.5 million housing program
Senate committee backs a 12.5 million unit housing plan with federal loans and guarantees to expand home purchases. The measure aims to ease down payments, extend mortgage terms to 32 years, and promote construction of housing developments using government and private funds. Supporters cite job and home ownership benefits, while critics seek tighter oversight.
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Senate
Long Range Haven
Monte
Mid To Crest Downing Ty
Thurman Wagner
Poe Senate
Igstuen
Taft
Jim
Wagner
WDOT
von Goversy
Ragivanp
Prue
Indiana
Ashmity Vole
Witlands
Exporters of Nylons Must Get Permits
Washington reports that nylon exporters must obtain permits due to new export controls. The Commerce Department said controls aim to restrict shipments to Japan and to maintain domestic supply. officials noted Russian and other markets are affected and that the licensing process will track production shares and compliance.
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Washington
Pinson
Commerce Borpactments Office of International Trade
Comnercnr
Japan
Democrats Kill City Tax Appeal Change
Democrats kill a city tax appeal change as Common Council votes down an attempt to curb tax collection. Alderman Henry Floyth and others argued against the plan, while Mayor’s written opinion and legal counsel input delayed action to the next session, leaving the current tax reform stalled.
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Henry Floyth
Counen
Aldean Sanuth
Pepabhein
Aimmonty
Jeter
Vic Carper
Ut Eulsion
Aldermamc
Toh Altern
Marth
Winith
Frederik C Pilly Corporation Coutsel
Unik
Legislindte Wis
Boy Seton
Capitol Hill Tax Cut Hints Emerge From Relief Proposals
Capitol Hill hints at a 4.7 tax cut amid discussions on industrial output and federal spending. Lawmakers debate timing and scope as committee members weigh possible reductions and balanced-budget implications, with officials citing reduced expenditures and potential economic boosts.
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Capitol Hill
Reads In Korea Spark Controversy Over Loss Bypass
A cryptic report from Washington notes LoS bypassing reads in Korea and signals official concern. Officials discuss consent, policy gaps, and potential impact on American interests amid unclear details and repeated references to a Veer Fore mentum and a controversial transmission.
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Washington
Cmmsren
Six Flee Parm Bine Watertusn Incident Reported
A garbled report notes an incident involving six individuals at a location connected to Parm Bine Watertusn. The text is unclear but mentions Robbins and Aston along with a room and a person named Pred HS. Details are fragmented and verification is needed.
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Watertusn
Iene Robbins
Ben Ing Homme
Letoie Dgives
Aston
Bain
Grinws
Roblins
Unclear Text Fragment on Meat Bootleggers Attack
Fragmentary report mentions meat bootleggers and a department inquiry. Readable parts reference a principal point, enforcement, and a proposed vote or action. Names and overall context are obscured by the OCR damage and garbled phrases.
House Votes federal Pay Raises and Staff Cuts
Fragmented OCR reports a House vote on federal pay raises paired with staff reductions across agencies. The measure, tied to a $100 wage boost for employees, passed amid debate on job losses and overall government spending.
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House
Australian Delegates Clash as UN Council Delays Action on Russia
At the United Nations Security Council meeting on Wednesday, Australian delegate Lt Gen William Ray Hodgson opposed a Russian proposal and helped block an immediate move toward further sanctions on Russia. The council deferred decisive action until May, with several nations pressing for a firmer stance and others urging caution amid tensions over Iran and China.
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James F Hymes
William Ray Hodgson
Steveney Baines
Russia
Nefarrhat
Netherlands
Mexico
China
Lodgson
Byrnes
Coun
CST
Iellal Chanerin Quy
Andrei A Gromokho
Council
Amt
Wien
Hauman
Waite
Geombho Dart
Pen Pak
Lemon
Typhoon Sweeps North Luzon Amid Navy Alarm
Tropical storm force winds lash coastal areas of North Luzon causing communication cuts and small craft hazards. Navy personnel report damage along Manila Bay as strong gusts threaten ships and shore installations near Laoag and Ilocos regions.
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Lugun
Manila Bay
Winila
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