United States Pushes Arms Limits and Franco Step Down
The United States urged universal arms limitation without a veto and pressed General Franco to cede power, seeking to install a UN headquarters site at the Presidio in San Francisco subject to congressional approval. A U.S. proposed Franco resolution urged free Spanish elections after a provisional government.
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Oxon Lange
Poland
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Franco
le Sala Fis
Fire Wrecks Two Farms In Windy Night Blaze
A wind driven fire destroyed two farm houses and several outbuildings on Cooper Hill Road and neighboring property near Massachusetts. Estimated damage reached $10,000 as Connecticut and Massachusetts state police along with local volunteers fought to control the blaze which burned for about an hour. Ashley Falla stated the frontier home was at risk but survived as crews limited the spread and saved livestock.
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Pallind
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Hans Fritzsche Indicted By German Board
Hans Fritzsche, accused Nazi propagandist, was indicted yesterday by a German convention board in Nuet Germany. The indictment proposes filing charges in the second half of December before a council tribunal as principal agent in maintaining German war efforts.
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Nuetberg
Germany
Hans Fritzeye
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Erline
Aginda Maths
Anti Petrillo Act Held Invalid in Federal Ruling
Federal Judge Waller J. ruled the Anti Petrillo Act unconstitutional in a case brought by James Limes and the ABT American Federation of Musicians. The decision found most of the act beyond Congress power and blocked efforts to force unions and musicians to refrain from interning to control employment practices. The ruling prompted appeals to the Supreme Court as the government plans to challenge the decision.
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James Limes
Waller J Ln
James C Petrilio
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Jude Ua Bay
Tretiitin Molateu Dire Ved
Winusenny
Chicago
Vigfo Aualion Bulavonne
Minaymana’ Union Trad Oxelroind Bane
WS Atty . Athenh Wall
Ogemst Pentille
Supreme Gowrl
la Buy
Vymmmium
Congress
Cedler G
Sheley
Sither
Mattian
Washington
Len
Aibund Eerlinn
Petrilin Decsian
Black veteran testifies on voting rights suppression in Bilbo probe
A Black veteran testifies in a packed courtroom about being denied registration at the urging of white officials during a Mississippi voting rights inquiry. He says white men pressured him and other Black voters, and he was warned not to speak of it. The proceedings continue as witnesses discuss discriminatory practices and local county actions.
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Theo
Sud Ho Yue
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Ballo
Napo
Miry Fletcher
Reg
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United States
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Dave
Vaga
Bilbo
Compton Sees Atomic Power As Coal Competitor
Nobel physicist Arline H Compton told Chicago audiences on the fourth anniversary of the Nuclear undertaking that atomic energy could supply up to 195 percent of current power needs in the United States, if reactors are developed. She warned that reliance on atomic power would require careful control and argued nuclear energy could eventually replace coal and water power, transforming modern cities with clean heat and electricity.
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Aly
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Japan
Iniaie Colwyn
Mone
U S Britain Sign Pact On Merger In Germany
The United States and Britain sign a landmark pact for an economic merger of occupation zones in Germany. Officials, including Sames Byrnes and Hilda Poeing, hailed a framework likely to proceed on a 650 billion basis, with about 1000 million dollars over three years.
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Mie
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Greece
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Fulwall
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Burgnita
Romania
Trieste
Byrnes
Yin Slavia
Bulenia
Chinese Reds Gird for Attack Near Manchuria
Reports say Chinese Communists have mobilized more than half their troops in Southern Manchuria for an attack toward Urumchi and then U.S. city defenses. Chiang Kai-shek's forces contend with intensified warfare around Manchuria as Peiping accuses Reds of stripping major ports and moving troops toward Shantung.
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Chinege
Contal Manchuna
Utnia
Ity
Woot
Chiang Kas
Chiang
Manchina
Daihen
Fee
Pia
Peiping
Keuka Lake Missing Couple Sought After Night Crossing
Deputies scoured Keuka Lake yesterday for Miles Slaughter and Milam Slaughter who vanished Saturday afternoon after reportedly calling a friend and planning to cross the lake. High winds and cold hindered dry-landing operations as crews searched from Darien to nearby points. Local authorities said the couple from Darien were seen leaving by boat and have not been heard from since.
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Binte Ponca
Yrtis County
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Biather Andalgtor
wheRnor
Miles Slaughter
Milam Slaughter
Hey
Bat Point
Snoorer
Slater Vic
Imo 13
Mra
Gas Shortage Forces Widespread Layoffs Across Area
A gas shortage triggers mass layoffs in the region as major plants including Rensselaer Valve Coal Co and General Electric suspend operations. About 200 at the Rensselaer plant and 100 at Schenectady’s GE facility are sent home due to coal and gas shortages, with emergency power facilities activated to meet the crisis and household gas conservation urged amid freezing weather.
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Rensselaer Valve Coal
Gohors
Schenectady
General Electric Co
Warks
Troyares
New York Power
Ani Laght Corp
British India Talks Delayed In Last Minute Efforts
British officials scrambled to finalize a plan for India’s independence as the London conference faced a sharp delay. The talks were shortened to under four days amid deadlock between the Hindu Congress and Muslim League factions. Key Indian leaders were unable to travel, and governance powers remained unsettled as Britain pressed for a provisional constitution and regulatory framework.
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Fom Indi
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Wavell
Pantit Jawaharal
Nelua Congress
Jerder
Indian Interim Governenent
Ady Junnan
Mg Liegquat Ali Khan
Moslem League
Sardar Baldev
Stkhs
Mak West
Goring
Mau
Povelmncae
Sie Ovi
Oakland Faces General Strike Amid Citywide Walkout Threat
Oakland residents and neighboring East San Francisco Bay communities face a potential general strike after a 1,000,000-strong area voted to walk out. The Trades Council issued strike orders yesterday, citing allies’ retaliation for police actions and blocking shipments to support depot operations. Alameda County officials said they would respect the picket lines.
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Gannell
Buy Mayo Action
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Foromh Art
Airtick
Depmitenents Stoi Ee Tha
Unclear fragments report event in Cairo area
Fragmentary text describes a blast in Cairo with mentions of individuals and locations. Details are garbled with missing names and dates, leaving only scattered references to people and actions around a public space and a possible incident.
U S Plans Emergency Movement of Gas Amid Strike Ties
Interior Secretary King announced plans for emergency movement of natural gas within four months. The Tennessee Gas and Transmission Co will lease lines for operation during the emergency period as the War Assets Administration grants a permit to use the lines. The plan envisions moving gas 1,500 miles from the southwest to central and northeastern states to relieve shortages during the coal strike.
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Washington
Jahiy L Lewis
J A. King
Faye
Vahg
Canal
Tennessee Gas and Transmission Company
Federal Power Commission
Apd
Coal Strike Idle Tops 130000 Across Nation
Idle coal strike continues to cripple industries with more than 130000 workers out of work Nationwide curbs on railroads steel plants and factories worsen unemployment as coal supplies tighten Officials report 500 layoffs at the Southern Railroad and 7000 plus idled at General Electric Schenectady while Norfolk and Western and B&O announce cuts in Columbus Ohio Schools in Detroit area may close for extended Christmas break due to coal shortages.
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Southern Railroad
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Hlectite
Schenectady
Columbus
Ohio
Norfolk & Western
Baltimore and Ohio
Republic Steel
Clevelind
Waithmut
BTA Sud
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Hamtramck
Detroit
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Chryster
Hucson
Lin Alan
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Geneva
Lionton
Temperature Drop Forecast Near Zero As Trojans Shiver
Weather Bureau reports near freezing temperatures with gusty winds and a cold front sweeping the region. Although today will dip toward the mid-20s, the forecast promises a slow warming by Thursday back to normal November ranges.
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Hugh
Pay Increase Averts Surtice Of Minneapolis Teachers
In Minneapolis a threatened teacher strike was averted as unions accepted a retirement offer to raise salaries by 600 dollars to all regular teachers. Some staff would receive an extra 100, with scale expansions for other roles noted. In St Paul a second week of a city teachers strike prompted charter changes to fund a 3.885 million dollar municipal increase, while church groups urged restraint amid protests.
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APL
Resny Yeni Lye
St Paul
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Oan
Exafliuin
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Muninigal Indy
Government Rests After Krug Talks in Mine Dispute
Testimony estimated national income shifts and job losses if the 12th day strike by 480000 miners persists. Judge Goldsborough may rule on evidence to decide Lewis and United Mine Workers’ credibility while officials discuss wage demands and potential consumer price effects.
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Naw
Lewis
Lewis Dee
Aumagoff
Wally K .Lopkins
Lriman
Rankin
White House
Truman
Congress
Palestine Blast Kails 4 Troops
A roadside mine near Jerusalem felled four British soldiers and damaged a jeep as authorities hunted two suspects seen speeding away in a black car. The attack coincided with Jewish celebrations in Palestine and follows detainee selections from Cyprus.
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Palestine
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