Army Considers Induction Ban Extensions and Draft Pay Debate
Congress and the Army clash over extending the draft pause and pay scales. Lawmakers push six month or longer bans while considering a one year extension with suspension powers for the President to control inductions if enlistments lag. Generals and committees weigh strategic needs and cost to the armed forces as talks continue.
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Atomic Energy Audit Hints at Spending Controls
A Senate energy committee reviewed most expenditures of the Atomic Energy Commission under audit yesterday. General Groves testified that proposals would follow General Accounting Office guidance, with bidding rules and revised terms allowing limited presidential waivers. The committee adopted the bill with minor changes, outlining conditions for defense program funding and required showings of justification before waivers or exemptions.
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Cincinnati Power Walkout Averted
Cincinnati officials and Federal Labor officials announced a settlement after four days of talks at the labor department averting a planned power workers walkout. The agreement ends the stoppage risk and outlines terms affecting wages and working conditions for the Cromnwall Gay & Dect Co and related crews in the Cincinnati area.
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Trait With Farmer Potsdam mm Artin George Willnare 96
A terse note records a person named George Willnare, aged 96, in Potsdam with ties to a farmer and a truck west of Wy, mentioning labs and a home. The fragmentary text references a New You Central Paxsons Roe Deahy aceast and a date yesterday, but details remain unclear.
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Argentina Walks Out of League Meeting Over Nominee
Argentina quit the League meeting amid a dispute over a presidential nominee. The walkout followed a failed bid to secure support for their candidate, with delegates from eight nations including Mexico, Poland, Switzerland, and Turkey noted among those present. The assembly opened amid tension as Argentina argued the nomination would affect national prestige and regional influence, while international delegates urged unity ahead of UN discussions.
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Black Markets and Industrial Outlets Under Scrutiny
Fragmented OCR text references illegal markets and government controls, noting disjointed mentions of industrial sectors, enforcement actions, and public sentiment. It suggests concerns over coercion, suppression, and regional regulatory measures linked to OPA era debates.
General Election Stirs Japan Premier Walks Out On Leftists
Tokyo reports Premier Kujuto Shudehata walked out of a rally amid a reshaped political battle as a general election looms. More than 2,700 candidates seek 498 seats, with factions including leftists and the Communist party pushing demands and protests.
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Moad Attacker Remiting Silent In Court Case
A chaotic scene unfolded last night as a 9 year old and others were involved in a disorderly incident on Mew Saunday night. Police detained several individuals. case pending further legal action and no statements were released by authorities.
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Rare Disease Fells Former Ohio Governor Columbus
A fragmentary obituary notes the death of a former Ohio governor aged 72 from histoplasmosis. It mentions six years as governor and a six year term as U S senator, with political ties to Democratic and Republican figures, and lists family names and locations including New Philadelphia, Ohio. The text is garbled but preserves that he died yesterday and was a notable political figure.
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Morale and governance hinder German recovery in US Zone
General McNarney warned of a centralized German government hindered by morale, fear, and uncertain future. He cited lack of popular confidence, food shortages, slow disarmament, and postwar controls as major obstacles to rebuilding the economy and administration under Allied occupation.
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Peron Electoral Vote Sets Argentine Record
Juan D Peron won the presidency with 1207399 LAT LAT votes and 304 electoral votes, defeating Di Jusu Lamduyim Democracy Union nominee Peon to secure a six year term. The election yielded Peron's strongest showing yet with broad regional margins and the highest vote total for an Argentine presidential candidate.
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Peace Advocate Dies At Beverly Hills
Dr Itphael Korman, a retired manufacturer who donated 25000 world peace prize in 102% cited Sun day after wy. tang flies The mlee offered by Dr Hmman was won by the Inte Or Onva Slav Jordan then resident of Btanford University who submitted the winning plan for permanent Lond pence Miotgh education O. Heiman who was born In Geiminy sealed at Reno Nes Pay the fune services were held at a Mortuary yesterday Inter mont will be at Reno Hoda sur vive by a brother Mormon Heiman Reventy Hille.
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U S Fleet to Stage Atlantic War Games
The United States plans large scale Atlantic exercises involving 28 ships including a carrier group and a Super Carrier. The drills will involve maneuvers along naval lanes near the Cape region with multiple task units staging from port in the Atlantic theater this month.
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Government Action This Week On Soft Coal Strike
Reports indicate government prepared to intervene as talks fail in coal contract negotiations. White House officials hinted at policy shifts while miners and union leaders clash over stoppage actions.
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Averted Strike Talks At Sugate Refinery
Chaotic strike talks at Sugate Refinery faltered as officials from MPL and Harbor Secretariat met to avert a potential stoppage. A late-night conference failed to yield a deal, with union leaders insisting on concessions while management pressed for cost controls and flexibility. The outcome remains uncertain as talks resume tomorrow.
Byrnes Opposes Russian Demand Over Iran Case
Washington reports Byrnes resists Moscow pressure to drop the Iran dispute as a four power peace parley under U N council in Paris appears likely to begin in April. Diplomats say Britain and France back Byrnes plan while Russia and Britain push for a broader accord. The council debates a path for joint action with possible ministerial meetings in May.
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Truman Pushes Veterans Housing Bill Amid Senate Debate
President Truman backs a veterans housing bill awaiting a final vote as the Senate debates a hefty 500 million dollar program to build housing for veterans. Lawmakers weigh price, lumber, and mining impacts while race to finalize aid before adjournment.
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300 Germunus Protest U.S. Seizure of Momes
Fragmented report details protests in Saigon and Stuttgart with references to German participants and French military actions. It mentions explosions causing injuries, claimed deaths, and warnings against demonstrations, with officials from China and Germany commenting on the unrest and security measures. The text is garbled and contains numerous OCR errors.
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Parolee Charged in NJ Kidnapping Case Involving Missing Woman
A former New Jersey parolee has been charged in a kidnapping case connected to the disappearance of a woman named Aiey Tliewman. Investigators say the suspect was tracked to a building in the state, where evidence linked him to the alleged abduction. Further details remain under police review.
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Milk drought fears hit state dairy leaders next fall
State dairy leaders warn of a milk shortage next autumn as prices, wages, and supply challenges tighten. Officials from the Dairymen's League and allied groups call for action to stabilize prices, curb costs, and prevent reduced production and higher consumer prices amid rising input costs.
Wage Board Bars Milk Price Rise Across Dealers
The National Wage Board rejected a request to raise milk prices, limiting any increase to ten cents per quart. The ruling, aimed at preventing industry-wide cost shifts, allows dealers to absorb part of the cost while constraining pass-through to consumers. The board’s decision seeks to reduce inequities between declared and unregulated sectors and maintains current wage structures in the industry.
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Court Throws Out Hints Against Pegler
Federal Judge yesterday dismissed Nina label suits alleging damages against Pegler and syndicate writers tied to the Chicago Herald and International Lates Corp over a March 35 publication. The decision edges out manslaughter claims in the column by Bogle, with linked parties denied further action.
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