Byrnes Sees Jews Favor Palestine Partition
Secretary of State Byrnes asserted Jews favor a partition plan and supported a free and full conference with British leaders and Jewish and Arab representatives to seek a long term solution in Palestine. He noted a private view by Zionist leaders and discussed potential invitation for observers at a future conference.
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Car Wheel Firm Sues Steel Union For Damages
Bulalo New York Car Wheel Co. sues United Steelworkers Local 2004 and officers for 750000 or 760000 after a six week stoppage. The firm alleges a breach of contract and Smith Connally Act violations from a strike in October 22, causing a total shutdown of print. The suit claims the union violated a no strike clause and failed to give 30 days notice before the work stoppage.
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Employers Protest Oakland Strike Breach of Contract
Employers to protest in Oakland after a two and a half day general strike ends Thursday. They claim workers joined the action in breach of contract and plan to appeal to international headquarters of the union for relief.
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Vet Receives Purple Heart Seventy Years After Battle
A veteran finally awarded the Purple Heart for a Civil War era battle, following a long delay. Fifth Army headquarters confirmed the honor after a director noted the ongoing recognition process. The ceremony honors the serviceman’s wartime service at a local site with family and unit colleagues present.
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Britain Fails To Heal Hindu Moslem Rift
British Prime Minister Clement Attlee failed to unite Hindu and Moslem factions for India's independence constitution at the opening of the constituent assembly. After a decisive round, Britain urged submission of differences to a federal body, with leaders Jinnah and Nehru departing for New Delhi and London respectively as talks ended without a conclusive agreement.
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Yugoslavia Moves to Nationalize All Industry
Belgrade adopts a sweeping law nationalizing 42 economic sectors, including land, transport, utilities, and manufacturing. The measure, passed unanimously by the National Assembly, imposes state control, with compensation via bonds and temporary administration by government ministries.
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Extra Sugar Coupon for Consumers In Washington
The Agriculture Secretary announced an extra sugar coupon entitling households to five pounds of sugar by next April 1. He said additional dilutions may be payable later in the year, with the plan to aid consumers amid ongoing supply concerns.
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Bevin to See Truman on White House Visit
British Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin to confer with President Truman tomorrow in the White House amid talks reported last night.
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White House
Brain Saving Opera Transforms Degenerate Woman
A controversial brain operation at Wayne General Hospital reportedly reversed a long pattern of immorality and criminal history in a 38 year old Detroit woman labeled degenerate. Surgeons performed a frontal lobotomy with relatives consent to alter thought content and behavior linking to a psychiatric diagnosis noted by Dr Lipachitz. Critics question evidence and ethics while hospital staff describe hopeful psychological improvements and a shift toward normal actions.
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New Curbs Effective Monday.
Government imposes coal and utility curbs as a nationwide strike tightens shortages. Allocation rules rank utilities by stock and state assessments while extending power rationing to coal consuming systems. Edward Falck and officials warn only a coal strike settlement can end the crisis, with Navy and industry cautions about disrupted production and housing programs.
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John Barber
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Eisenhower Ordered To Take Rest
President Eisenhower to begin a long leave for rest at Walter Reed General Hospital in Sion Pennsylvania after a shoulder inflammation worsens. He plans to pursue golf and fishing during treatment while remaining in generally good health.
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U N Moves Step Toward World Disarmament
United Nations political and security subcommittees agreed unanimously on steps toward disarmament. Aimed at banning atomic weapons and other arms, the group supported expediting a drift toward a universal control regime. Russia and Britain backed the proposed measures, with oversight provisions and inspection rights discussed.
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Gas Conservation Up To Public Decision And Weather In Strike Crisis
In the Troy area, gas supplies face a days‑long crisis as weather and public loyalty to conservation programs determine how long remaining gas can sustain families. Substitutes like soft coal and butane are strained, while officials warn the public to ration and follow emergency measures. Local liquor and tavern associations coordinate with state authorities to limit sales and cut back on meals and hot water use during the disruption.
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Albany County Uni
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Omght
WA Strick
Inelite Rousselart County
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U S Coal Strike to Cut British Bread Rations
A scrambled wartime note claims US coal strikes will reduce British bread rations, with ministerial statements suggesting existing allowances may be slashed further. The report cites Deputy Prime Minister Jonathon Strachey discussing impacts on daily bread and bacon allotments amid ongoing restrictions.
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London
Jona Strachey
United States
Nationwide gloom as jobless rise amid freight embargo
Unemployment swelled beyond 250000 with 490000 miners cited as strike impact deepens. Railroads idle 50000 plus thousands cut passenger service by up to 50 percent as freight halt bites. Steel plants shed 70000 workers while open hearths and furnaces idle. Industries halt shipments, extended layoff waves ripple across states from Ohio to Washington, with fuel allowances strained.
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U.S. Backs Eastern Site for U.N. Headquarters
The United States signaled support for an Eastern site for the United Nations headquarters. Ambassador Austin told the UN committee that the U.S. favors a permanent peace capital on the Atlantic coast and opposes establishing headquarters on the West Coast, with Philadelphia, New York, or Boston as possible locations.
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Greek Envoy Dies in New York While Meeting Greek Officials
Greek envoy Damantopouls collapsed in the Flags Hotel in New York while discussing Greek affairs with Constantin Tsalgaris the Greek prime minister Alexandre Kyrau and Vrrssill Dendrantis the Greek delegate to the United Nations He died at 1145 PM after failing to receive medical aid The diplomat had served as Greece’s representative in Bulgaria and came to Washington in 1940 with Mia Diamantopoulos for talks with Taldaris who arrived Thursday
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United States
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Greece
Alexandre Kyrau
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United Nations
Rail and Water Freight Rates Hiked by ICC
The Interstate Commerce Commission authorized rail and water freight increases totaling about 5 billion dollars annually. The move raises overall freight rates by about 37.6 percent, with rail passenger fares raised 10 percent previously and now permanent. The emergency hikes average 16.4 percent nationwide, boosting carriers’ gross revenue by roughly 390 million dollars yearly.
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Carina
Prewar Dime Tip and Practical Gift Stages Comeback
New York reports a tightening economy as prewar spending habits reemerge across the city. Shoppers cut back on luxury items while retailers note declines in hotels, restaurants, and theaters, with signs of cautious consumer behavior and price sensitivity shaping a cautious holiday season.
Stalin Vacation Report Sparks Turkish Press Rumors
Gilmore reports Stalin taking a vacation as rumors spread in Turkish papers about his health. The dispatch notes Stalin left Moscow around December 27 and may repeat patterns from past years. No solid source backs the claims. Gilmore cites Turkish coverage and timing around Moscow events.
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