Soviet Union demands change in Iran settlement talks
In New York the Soviet Union pressed for keeping the Iran issue separate from UN Security Council action. A Gromyko letter challenged council pursuit of a Trapian case and hinted Moscow favors a two country bill approach. The scene grew tense as diplomats awaited a council meeting and possible new developments as Tuesday approached.
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United Nations Security Conneil
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London
Avro A. Gromyko
Cornell Secretariat
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Tunis
New York
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Atal
United Nations
Jen Tamerrow
Donna
Crombye
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Darhys
Counei
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Gromkyn
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Cie Security Council
Trans Crenylea
Russia
Atomic Age Oil Prospecting Plan Emerges
A Massachusetts tale reports a fringe science claim that crude oil forms from radioactive transformation of organic matter under uranium bombardment. The piece suggests a laboratory basis for producing synthetic fuels and even gasolines in future nuclear energy plants, implying a revolutionary energy frame.
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Karace
Ail Seurela
Masanchusetts
Chemical Society
Bidault Demands International Rulh in France
Lille France foreign minister Bidault demanded international rulings and military control of the hiring land. He backed by a poll on his program for handing Gomany and said Germany must be treated with rigor in the public interval.
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Gomany
Jildnull
Germany
Socialist Labor Party Picks State Candidates
Socialist Labor Party nominates Aaron ot. Orange and Werle Wiss of New York for United States Senate and other party nominees Liedjens for Governor Nalini Karp Brooks Iwc Attorney General Walter Ateinhider Firehingtd Camp trol Mrankid Papadapoins Hut fala to run under Industrial Government Party on the ballot.
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Aaron Ot. Orange
Werle Wiss
New York
Saculiat Labor Party
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Rovers Norld UW
Stnator
Ate Vonvandion
Liedjens Dot
Nalini Karp
Brooks Iwc
Attornny Cloneral
Walter Ateinhider
Iran Premier Lands Pact With Russia
Iran and the Soviet Union announced a bilateral agreement reached after talks in Moscow. The telegrams praised mutual understanding and progress in friendship, noting good will and the value of cooperation between the two nations.
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Iran
Russia
London
Vehiun
Lean Tremler Ahmed Qayan
Moscow
Soviet Union
Stalin
Qavam
Lessro
Qavann
Ainb Shalit
Counsail
Ussr
USGS
Ronn- Uieg
Minkusl
Ars
Senate Hope Brisk for British Loan Approval
Senate debate on a 4.75 billion pound loan to Britain faces a likely approval as Republicans and Democrats signal support. Wherry of Nebraska and others prepare for a banking committee vote with a slim Democratic majority and a possible GOP split. Observers warn approval hinges on ongoing international developments.
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Senate
Biet
Joan Feod
Rhary
Uphien Yeatardinyy
Wherry
Nebrask
Mie Novigy
Appoyal Wherry
Alta
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Henge
Truman's Record Shows Mixed Progress In Congress
President Truman faces a mixed record as Congress, with over 25 major proposals since April 12, 1945, only a portion approved or revised before reaching the President. Lawmakers acknowledge concessions may occur but insist key measures will not pass. The administration aims to push through wartime and postwar reforms, including employment planning, government reorganization, and housing, while facing campaigning opposition and ongoing debates on taxes and policy.
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Report Anti Franco Army Men Arrested
The Daily Herald reports in Madrid that several senior Spanish officers allied with Franco were rounded up and accused of participating in anti government activity. Held in a political prison, the officers include Col. Eduardo Siew Aran and Col. Tose Gonaules Sulinorn of the general staff and assault guard.
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Madrid
Francisco Pranca
Paris
Ftonald Mailhaius
Marild
Eye
Eduardo Siew Aran
Tose Gonaules Sulinorn
Ratanions
Senmsion
Anniversay
Top Agencies Seek Quick Extension of Price Curbs
Washington officials urged quick renewal of price controls as a path to prevent economic disaster. The joint report says power agencies could curb battalions of inflation if Congress extends price controls, with remnants remaining in isolated sectors. President Truman marked the third anniversary of the hold the line order, urging continued stabilization policies amid pressures for relief.
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Uno Atabllina
Congress
Chaviar
Chester Bowes
Anderson
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Wale
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Open Palestine To Jews Barkley Pleads
A New York conference urged opening Palestine to large scale Jewish immigration. Senator Barkley pressed for rapid intake of European Jewish refugees, citing Truman's refugee policy and Oswego Center cases. Edwin Rosenberg reported 2000 refugees to the U.S. monthly quota pace.
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Dua Lo Anviga
United States
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Truman
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Oswego
Osweed
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Mr. Truman
Barkley
Palestine
Europe
Senator Mead Attacked in Buffalo Hotel Lobby
Senator Mead was struck in a crowded Buffalo hotel lobby by a former business partner amid an affray. Detective details describe Mead moving toward the crowd, a punch, and rapid police response. Mead sustained a minor injury and a police report noted a prior business dispute.
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Kyle County
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Moad
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Wellwlahora Amdenbird
Theoigh
O'un
Coal Strike Seen Lasting After May 1
Coal operators privately predicted the nation's soft coal strike would last beyond May 1 as contract talks reopen in Washington. The nationwide walkout by coal workers, delayed power strikes in several regions, and ongoing labor actions across industries reported reduced production and disrupted shipments.
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Washington
Truman Poll Tax Aide Sees 1948 Election Shadow
At a Oneday Win the Peace meeting in Atlanta Georgia Clark Wareman cited a Southern speaker claiming President Truman’s remark signals a reversal of policy and that he will not seek re election in 1948 The discussion noted a House poll tax repeal and Senate inaction blocking his program The meeting also highlighted opposition to conscription and urged production and plans for postwar control and international issues
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Clark Wareman
Atlanta
Huiin Wetfare
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Senate
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Japanese Communists Stone Premier's Home
Ten thousand leftist demonstrators clash with police near Premier Shide’s residence in Tokyo. Police use warnings and mounted units. two officers injured as crowds demand overthrow of Ishidehara and his cabinet. Military police guard the walls. protesters chant and wave banners as the election nears.
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U. S. Faces New Burdens Over Germany Aid Plan
Army official Maj. Gen. Oliver P. Benois warns that four power plan for Germany hinges on keeping Ruhr under unified administration. If France insists on Ruhr split, the United States may bear rising costs to maintain German economy, with surplus capacity and food imports shaping funding needs.
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Germany
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War Department
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Allied Control Council
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Gray to Leave Live Inblin Spy Legation
Legation officials said yesterday that Chive Gray United States minister to ire would return to Washington for consultation. They indicated he plans to retire, though no final decision was announced.
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Press Split On Truman's Chicago Talk
News editorials react to President Truman's Army Day speech with mixed judgments. The New York Herald Tribune praised firm ground for a strong America but said foreign policy was vague. Detroit Free Press found sobering, sensible international problem remarks, while the Courier Journal supported the program and urged congressional aid. Continued on page Fifteen.
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German Workers Protest Food Rations in Mannheim Strike
More than 900 German employees at an agricultural machinery plant staged a five hour strike Saturday as the first organized protest against recent food rations in the U S occupation zone. Officers and workers agreed to return to work today after a tense stoppage.
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Pearl Harbor Eve Data Sought by G. O. P. Probers
Republicans push to learn what happened at the White House on the night of December 6 14 as Senate Pearl Harbor hearings resume. Senators Ferguson Brewster and others recall testimony about President Roosevelt’s actions and whether he discussed Japan at that time. Witnesses include naval aide Beardall, Stark, Marshall, and Bree. Intercepted messages and telephone notes are examined for possible presidential knowledge of the Pearl Harbor attack timing.
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Japan
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Stark
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America
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Marshall
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Two Pumsona Killed In Wynantskill Hartford Crash
A fatal vehicle crash in Wynantskill left two men dead when a 199 wedan driven by Raymond Enginer from Averill Park lost control on Main Avenue west of Randor. The driver survived. deaths were confirmed by coroner and State police. Autopsies cited multiple injuries and fractures. The bodies were taken to local funeral homes for processing.
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Storms and Hail Salvage Casualties Across Tennessee Alabama
A severe storm spanning western Tennessee and northern Alabama brought hail and high winds. At Anniston Alabama four people died and dozens were injured as stones shattered windows and damaged property. Estimates place damages in the millions as rescue efforts and weather officials assess the loss.
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