Chiang Bows To Reds Postpones Assembly
A garbled report notes Chiang Kai-shek conceding to Communist terms and delaying China's national assembly amid Manchuria tensions. Delegates pressed for postponement while Communist leadership urged agreement and a new date to convene at Nan-King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiang
Charny Ling
Chiang Katenfielk
Erest
Caramunidl
Chungehun
Manchuria
New China Daily News
Saeping
Agia
Firat
Gedenilischie
National Assembly
Gammuna
Comenadiats
Emaccalir League
Maine
Nan- Aing
Govenent
Aber
Hparty
Pollen! Consultatian Conferenan
Italy To Get Trieste Paris Sources State
Foreign ministers gather as US and Soviet officials arrive to discuss postwar arrangements. Byrnes and Din confer, Malotov and Vishinsky join, signaling high stakes in shaping borders and security. Delegations from allied nations convene with substantial presence and urgency for a unified plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Trieste
Paris
James 1
Byrnes
Phine
James C. Din
U. S
Vynehenny M. Malotoy
Andrei ¥. Vishinskey
Plage
Moscow
Tissiins
Malotoy
Favergu
Phar
Abe Savin
N Eterday
Mioldiers
Boonida Bycoesitive
Cie Demity
Fue Wels
Dani
Mathe Cave de Maryville
Tur Wranes
Meodut
Cuayy
Sevier Union
Cladoyn
Marienamet
Linsearbouty Valice
Shnagvermient
U N Seeks Smooth Path On Spain At United Nations
United Nations deliberations center on Spain with talks aimed at a smooth path for a proposed resolution. Key questions include authority to access poena documents, dispersal of files, and potential troop movements while major powers weigh positions and diplomatic rotations.
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U.N
Spain
New York
Venterday
Franco Ogi
Petovar
Evel
Caajor
Urey
Sprain
France
Jolley
Cal
Wy Hoigeon
Sprenttaon
Austein Aml Palaid
Ihrepmens
Bos Powers
United States
Reaita
Alexander Cadagan
Rithih Dotone
Constant Taget
Fardien Offien
Anat Alia Pvt
Hellieipte
Alexion
Palind
Huerta
State C.O.P. Head Backs Dewey for 1948 Ticket
The State Republican head favors Dewey to again head the ticket amid a chaotic New York scene. Attendees include Nathaniel Uokistein and other party figures as they discuss candidacy for the 1948 election and the gubernatorial race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.O.P
Dewey
York
Hedin Fay Chitin
Amd
Cai
Viewry
Manley
Goldate
Todleglion
New York
Gene
Nathaniel Uokistein
Hedenkopp
Tedenkopp
Ageenthiyman Irving
Thanas C. Desmond
Iagt Timmy
Willian Te Donataml
Frederck J. Gcoudart
Mets Kaliering Senoedy Tracey
Aly Picrotary
Bedenkapp
Deanne Frites
Sidney Timan
Frightful Naval Collision Injures Family at Home
A Bay brine game following a meal led to a fatal accident at West Groomyviel. A mother and child were killed, two other children uninjured, as a plane crash impacted the Parenten family. Ensign Vy Fregtlin aided, two Phines reported. investigation underway.
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West Groumwiel
Mather Corzait
Peter
Pilok
Plor
Gitanaet Naval Mir Station
Nerhhers
Tuntan
Hatah
Reushnye
Parventen
Truman attends funeral of Chief Justice Stone today
President Truman travels to Washington to attend the funeral of Chief Justice Harlan F. Stone at the National Cathedral. Services begin at 2 PM with multiple clergy in attendance as officials, family, and cabinet members gather in a solemn ceremony.
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Truman
Justice Stone
Mumit
Harlan B. Stone
Drake Ray
Quanties
Pam
CCST
White Howe
Mra
Teva
Ghele Degen
Baek
Wheat Supply Boosted Amid Famine Strain Worsens
Washington reports urge increased wheat output for famine regions. UNRRA and allied nations face funding gaps as weather and policy slow aid. Officials warn current stocks and price controls may worsen shortages and hinder relief efforts.
Railway Express Strike Delayed By Truman Order
President Truman used executive action to delay a strike by 65,000 Railway Express Agency workers. A fact-finding board was appointed under the Railway Labor Act, with George M. Harrison leading the board. Union leaders urged employees to remain idle pending the board’s findings. The walkout threat prompted a nationwide holdout, with New York area workers voting to strike. The dispute centers on a proposed 16 cent pay increase for Kenton workers, rivaling gains approved for other boards. The administration ordered a temporary delay while reports are reviewed, with a 30 day window for response and further action. The risk remains that inaction could disrupt interstate commerce.
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Washington
Pen Whalor
Railway Express Agency, Inc
Grorpe M. Harrison
Av KL
Heatherhood
Halloway Clouy
Houlison
Metroll
Erie
New York Igen
Kent
Eder
Longstanding Wisconsin Family Welcomes Eighth Childs Many
In Vo couple from Me and Mes Moe Seow Wisconsin, their seventeenth child is born amid a string of large family details. The parents, aged in their thirties, and the children live in Seoville area. The family notes that older children help with younger siblings. One child is reported dead, others live with the parents and older siblings who assist in caregiving and finances.
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Soldier Cove
Wis
Moe Seow
Wey
Ean Lagelaine
Childrern
Seoville
Mussolini body allegedly moved across Po River
Reports claim the body of Benito Mussolini was carried across the Po River to a secret grave site near Milan. Police and guards sealed roads as authorities hunted for the missing corpse, with calls claiming the crime was staged by the Fascist party.
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Mussolini
Milan
Maly
Benito Mussolin
Tennerson
Midlo
Milan Uta
Hentta
Vénana
Bing
Jt Giornale Della Sera
Muepalini
Brogdapig
Worl
Belay
Corriere Lombide
Frnay
Munsolay
Poy
Caorgo
Pigevwen
Haat
Newanawer
Maggiore
Cao
Tanie
Palavia Venevin
Diretator
Causeppe Fomin
Mingrer
Taterinn
Creed Paler
Tehran Kurdish Leader Claims Victory Amid Turmoil
The article reports a Kurdish clan leader in Tehran claiming strength against rival forces amid regional strife. It notes tense border actions near the frontiers, with officials warning of renewed clashes and potential retaliation from opposing factions.
OPA Moves to Raise Cigarette Prices Nationwide
The Office of Price Administration authorizes increases in cigarette prices for multiple packs and individual packs. Some brands see higher list prices while others remain unchanged, with a partial rise noted in multi pack costs and a small hike on larger singles.
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Wight
Valail Pice
Ares
Culrate
Poe
Haghov
Bomb Near British Palace Threatens London Scene
Fragmented OCR reads a bomb near a royal palace in London with a 1000 pound device. A bomb disposal squad arrives as authorities cordon the area. Queen Elizabeth amid crowded security. Windsor Castle and the palace vicinity are mentioned with surrounding officials and a cautious evacuation.
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London
Moca
Palace
Mary
Athlon
Windaar
George
Windsor Castle
Barkingusen Palace
Taft Faces Loan Clash Amid Filibuster Threat
Taft attacked a proposed 33.75 billion loan to Britain amid Senate debate. Senator Bilbo’s absence left talk stalled as filibuster threats rose. Fulbright and Wiley pressed for records while Treasury officials warned Britain may not receive funds under Bretton Woods.
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Washington
Taft
International Tric
Tia
Buho
Senalne Wiley
Biley
Hip
Great Britain
Bretton Woods
Fulbright
Asu
Ander
Second Russian Attack On U S Planes Disclosed
A second Russian air attack on U S planes was disclosed by authorities yesterday. The report notes Soviet pilots struck the American transport near the north Danube area with several planes downed and crew wounded or killed. American officials confirmed continued Soviet air activity and urged caution while detailing responses and patrols along the river.
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U.S
Airerit
Gulu
Mark
Witield
Tulleil Hilepart
Awitiin
Asinga
Chork
Ameriicon
Hiastuha
Governor Dewey Reviews Record In Radio Address
Governor Dewey delivered a radio address from the executive mansion study praising 248 legislative actions. He framed his program as a defense of freedom and opportunity, linking wartime sacrifices to postwar policy and warning against increased government control.
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Mtay
Wwe
Isks
Rte
Dewey
Dudney
Lewis Charges U S Steel Cause Of Parley Break
Hhaleton Pa LY John J Lewis alleges United States Steel Corp is chiefly responsible for disruptions to contract talks affecting 100 000 miners. He criticizes soft operators and calls for a welfare fund, urging negotiations this year while warning industry opponents.
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Lewis
U.S. Steel
Hhaleton
John J. Lewis
United Sales Steel Corp
Anwiaga
United Mine Workers
Hotd
Stalin
Fingnctd
Wdereets
Ste
Dhatnets
Sever
Mtte
Lewley
Sinmar
Hus Igy Corporation
Lown
Dutex
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Manehartu
Wan Nent
Marshall
Chin
Win
Ching
Chow
RS Wen
Chenin
James F.lynnes
Ives
Piel
Radio Front Lauri
Paps
Omial Saurevs
Sulisaina
Cone
Menos Vanires
Vuteain
United Staes
Bovlet Walon
Lriun
Otetr Statsalberrd
Bynes
Roatan Moreland St. Tans
Talindolghue
Gat Uche
Ofichu
Fiat
Witte House
Cremerhat
Rev
Fleming Dames EU
Hebod of Theology
University of Choe South
Sewnned
Tenn
Rey
Angua Dun
Wishop
Washinton
Jobi Wy Saber
Nan
Gathadial
Jihad
VNYRA
Movallatt
United Find
Canada
UNIRA
Agriculture Department
Harry C Sharele
Senave Agriewture Committee
Nos Galals
Me Cotuived and Board
Aronian
Australia
UNRRA
Wehuske
Okahoma
Texas
Aflxica
Shaaek
Senate
Bhwack
Celine Price
Duce
Tehran
Surrowad
Russia
Sardaiht
Tenia
Cotto
Laniton
British Palace
Bilbo
UW. 8
Latte
Wien
Coe
Purlton
Ely
Danube
de Mandey
Rutssiany
Amettonn Tea
Governor
Moley
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