General Motors Union To Resume Negotiations Today
General Motors Corp and United Auto Workers plan to resume negotiations today as the government pressures a wage rise and price controls. Philip Murray announced talks will restart at Detroit dispatch points with legal picketing issues and a push for a 30 to 33 percent wage increase, while the APLI and War Labor Board may weigh in on price ceilings.
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UW. A. W.I. L Os 30 Per Cent Wage Increase Demand, Mat Uivait
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Washington
John C. Collet
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War Labor Board
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Chryalur Corp
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State Gets Army Navy Housing Projects for Staten Island and Queens
New York Gov Thomas E Dewey announced that the Fox Hill Project on Staten Island and buildings at the Manhattan Beach Coast Guard center are made available by Army and Navy for state emergency housing. The Army may also turn over Miller Field at LaGuardia? and Fort Tilden at Rockaway Point, Queens. Projects could add over 2000 housing units and be ready for occupancy within six weeks after land is obtained and work started.
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New York
Uti
Thomas E. Dewey
Fox Hill
Staten Island
Manhattan Beach
United States to loan Britain four point four billion dollars
The United States and Great Britain reportedly reached an agreement for a 4.4 billion dollar loan to Britain. Terms span about 80 years from 1946 with low interest, plus Britain to work toward debt reduction and join a broad plan to liberalize world trade. Congress must approve the loan.
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London
Merning
United States
Great Britain
England
Laborite Daily Herald
Waslington
Burk Mo
Herald
Daly
Paty Mall
News Chronicle
Wichitagrton
New York
Titan
Trent
Sloteh
Heilain
Daly Mail
Britain
Mail
Eternié
Jret
Lon Woods International Monetary
Congress
Searle Appointed Assembly Secretary
Albany reports Truman G. Searle of Monroe County was named Secretary to the New York State Assembly by Speaker Qowald D. Heck. Searle, a former assemblyman, will take office January 1 and earn five thousand dollars annually.
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Albany
P—Assembly
Qowald D. Heck
Truman G. Searle
Rochester
Asembly
New York State
Searle
Mon ‘Roe County
Ulysses H. Boyden
Marathon
Republicans Agrecon46 Platform Sets Open Diplomacy and Labor Pledges
A Republican platform draft for 1946 calls for open diplomacy abroad and adherence to United Nations principles, opposing great power domination. It favors binding collective bargaining, rejects violence, and omits a clause barring political funding by labor or capital groups. The declaration also urges national defense, economic prudence, aid to the needy, fair returns to workers and investors, plus steps toward full employment and veteran care. Rep Marlin plans to present the statement in Chicago for committee review.
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House
United Nations
Beth Tabor
Gagamenvion
General Assembly
Jehalf
Gustine
Legiatatara
Marlin
Massachusetts
Chicago
Effort To End Bus Strike Sets Cleveland Meeting
The Labor Department said conciliations to end a 4000 Greyhound Bus strike would resume in Cleveland today. Company and union representatives will meet in Cleveland with Howard T. Colvin, assistant director of the U S Conciliations Service.
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Washington
Labor Department
Greyhound Bus
Cleveland
Company
A. I. 1, Analgamater Street, Electric Railway and
Motor Joad
Neveland
Howard T. Colvin
U. S. Conciligthan Service
Senate Votes UNRRA Funds Without Free Press Rider
The Senate approved an UNRRA appropriation without the free press rider sought by House members. Rep Brown urged attaching the prohibition to a separate $4.25 billion UNRRA bill, arguing the public deserves to know how funds are used. The House had earlier debated the measure and is to consider the Senate action or seek conference.
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UNRRA
Washington
House Hind
Brown
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Lals
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Othng
Eaton
R-Nut
House
Chamber
McKellar
Nazi Plans to Conquer Six Nations Revealed at Trials
British prosecutors presented 1938 Luftwaffe documents showing a plan to base air forces in Lithuania Latvia Poland Czechoslovakia Hungary and Austria by 1942. They argued Germany violated 68 treaties since 1933 while seeking to attack Poland after occupying Czechoslovakia.
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Nuernberg Upi
International Miliary Tribunal
Germana Ladet
Hermane Goering
Air Ministry
Mervyn Griffith Jones
Tluftwaffe
Germany
Estouli
Lithuania
Latvia
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Austris
Anschluss
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Joeving
David Maxwell-Fyfe
Grifith-Jones
Germiahy
Lpoland
U. S
Sidney S. Alderman
Goering
Prague
Former Prelate of Great Britain Expires Suddenly
Lord Lang, former Archbishop of Canterbury and York, key figure in Edward VIII abdication events, died suddenly at age 78 after resigning Canterbury tenure in 1912 to help church reconstruction postwar. He left Kings Cottage, Kew, for a hospital after collapse near a railway station. He later crowned George VI and Queen Elizabeth in 1937.
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London
Lord Lang
Canterbury
York
Edward VIII
Walls Waurfield Simpson
Kings Cottage
Kew Grann
Royal Hospital
Richmond
Cosmo Canan Dang
Archbishon
Hime
Stanley Baldwin
Edward
England
Duke of
Windsor
Labor
Commons
George VI
Westminster Abbey
New York
Ex Premiers Refuse Italian Cabinet Posts
Rome reports that three former Italian premiers Vittoria Emmanuele Orlanda TvAnos sonomi and Ferruccia Parri refused to join De Gasperi's new cabinet. The Liberal Party demanded their inclusion, risking the Christian Democrat lead if not met. Porri's government fell days ago after Liberal withdrawal of support.
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Alnigo de Gaspari
Vittoria
Emmanuele
Orlanda
Italy
TvAnossonomi
Ferruccia Parri
al Independenty
Libors
Cabinal
de Gasperi
Iaader
Christian Democrat Party
Inglat
Te Gasperi
Horrucelo Porri
Supe
Odell Dies in Syracuse Prominent Local Official Passes
Berton E Odell longtime Syracuse businessman mayoral candidate and owner of Odell Wish and Oyster Co died unexpectedly yesterday. He led Odell firm in local commerce and politics and was a known figure in the community.
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Syracuse
M—Berton
Aelell
Aymnenid
Odell Wish and Oyster Co
Hurley accuses China policy sabotage and imperial bloc ties
Hurley charges that U S China policy is sabotaged by career officials who favored an imperial bloc including Britain France the Netherlands and Portugal and who would use lend-lease to subjugate peoples. He cites Britain opposition to U S policy and asserts Communists lack major powers support without aid from Russia Britain and others. The testimony to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee touches on Roosevelt's Three Powers Conference and disputes over Chinese conduct and Chiang Kai-shek.
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Snowyehaired
Pulsich J. Hurley
Tris Oie Marin
Auigar
Alsuiled Contevdy
al Iwo Tareer Ghlomiles
China
Douglas MacArthur
Morley
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Senate
Moreion Relations Committee
Hurley Suadenese
Britain
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Gereral Hurley
Chunglung
France
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Belgium
Portugal
Germany
Japan
Russia
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Hurley
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Chiang
Kai-shek
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Liat
Muleden
Chang: Thun
Maochurit
Mukdert
Liu
Sinmin
Rikway
Mubien
Ching Kai-shek
Chiangy Chung-Kuo
Chungetun
Mukden
Marshal Malloway
Hsiung-Hui
Generalissmo
Manchuria
British Dutch Plan Parley Over Java Problem
British and Dutch leaders head to Singapore for Allied conferences on the Java issue and Southeast Asia. Reports from Batavia and Ranioeng describe Indonesian actions in Central Java with Indonesian troops and naval support amid tension and possible forthcoming operations within two months.
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Singapore
Java
Fatavja
Javen
Tavait
Snupadig
Ole Musts
Ue Brutit
Me East Indies
Admord
Louis Mountbatten
Southeast Asia
Aghting
Aniharawa
Central Java
Ranioeng
Batawin
Lous Nets
Britteh Eaglestven
Schwellenbach Calls for Shorter Work Week at Conference
Secretary of Labor Schwellenbach urged rapid consideration of a shorter workday and work week during the 12th National Labor Conference attended by state officials and labor delegates from 41 states. He noted wartime production gains and proposed reviewing peacetime hour standards while calling for possible changes to the 40 cent per hour minimum wage and the federal minimum wage act.
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Order To Abandon Ship Never Given
Fragmented wartime dispatches describe tension in Manchuria and mutterings over troop movements while a separate naval court martial recounts the sinking of the Indianapolis. Witnesses claim no abandon ship order was given before the vessel sank, with confusion over orders and damage reports across several compartments.
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Washington
Wis
Teshimany
Navy
Lrfal
Charles B. McVay
Taidnapolis
Giorni Leyte
Huang
Michhavior
Buadon
Mack
Mesidhie
Shednatswann
Mark
Richard B. Reduytyne
Norwood
Miss
Big Three May Ignore France In German Economy Move
Secretary Byrnes said the United States Britain and Russia may act without France to centralize transportation and currency for all Germanys zones. He outlined friction with Paris over Ruhr Rhineland terms and urged immediate central agencies, while opposing any single power blocking action to get specific concessions. France fears renewed German aggression if Ruhr Rhine industry remains. Byrnes favored broader action with French cooperation.
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Byrnes
United States
Britain
Russia
Germany
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Paris
Allied Council
Berlin
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Patadam
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Rube
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Bute
General Short blamed as Pearl Harbor inquiry closes
Washington says Gen Leon and Gen Gerow bore primary responsibility for warnings before Pearl Harbor. A Senate War Department inquiry found no higher-up omission. Tests of records show Short’s reply blamed as inadequate, with scattered reviews of war plans and key officials' roles.
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Washington
Leon
T. Gero
Aiora
Lead Harbor
Pearl Harbor
Senate
Jejlure
Short
William
Durchell
Courmittea
Gen
Maulder
Hoiwil
Uom Washinton
Uom Washinton Went Lighest But Yerosy
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Gerow
Hum
Iaiahag
Boi Suereiry
Samson
Gomge C. Marshall
Geraw
Normandy
Europe
Mitchell
Stimson
Dhirtowu
Surplus Federal Housing Made Available to Vets
A Washington SPA official states surplus federal property can be converted to housing for veterans. Eligible parcels include permanent and demountable structures, with simple permits and no negotiations. details on leases and rents to be settled after turnover.
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Washington
Tony
Sweterang
SPA
U S Names Schoenfeld Minister to Hungary
Washington announces the appointment of H. P. Schoenfeld as United States minister to Budapest, restoring formal diplomatic relations with Hungary. Schoenfeld, a Providence Rhode Island diplomat, previously served as political representative for the United States.
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Hungary
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H. P. Arthur Behoenfeld
U. S
Budapest
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