Truman Asks Law to Fix Housing Price Ceilings
President Truman unveils a plan to cap housing prices via legislation and a broader housing program. The package includes preferentialing single and multifamily dwellings, prioritizing federal surplus property for housing, and extending wartime price controls to construction costs where needed.
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Japan Faces Occupation Cost Delays Weaken Debt Paydown
Finance Minister Shihasawe Erlil told a House budget committee that Japan lags in paying occupation costs, with debt rising and inflation pressured. Allied authorities warned of financial risks, while 38 Japanese military and industrial leaders, led by Imperial Prince Wanimana Washinoto, were ordered to surrender at Sugama, with many still ill and delaying surrender.
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Marriage of Vanderbilt kin to Ford kin shocks New York
A late night ceremony in City Hall chambers joined Alfred Gawynne Vanderbilt and Joanne Gomides Winray Y2 in marriage. Nathan A Relfel and Charles Ile assisted as witnesses. Judge Klein served as best man after the elopement by plane.
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Fact Finders Named To Sit In Auto Strike
Washington report describes President Truman stating Congress will be moved to pass anti racketeering and labor union reform. House moves to apply the act to unions, with Senate hearings underway. Secretaries and officials express optimism for early passage.
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Pin Removed From Gloversville Child After Threat
A four month old girl in Gloversville had a pin removed yesterday during a windrift incident at Cohintha Presbyren Center. The child, Rebecca Horning, was treated after the pin was found. Arlene Harn ing, the mother, brought the child to the hospital for care.
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Gloversville Hog Biles
Nazis Forced 6 Million Into Slave Labor
Documents presented at the International War Crimes Tribunal describe the enslavement of about six million people by Nazis, detailing mass roundups, brutal manhunts, and murder. The testimony highlights atrocities including village burnings, forced labor, and the killing of women and infants, as evidence of a systematic crime against humanity.
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Plan Honor for State World War II Men Faces 1946 Vote
Legislation to award a Victory Medal to all New York residents who served in wartime would reach the 1946 session. Senator Halpern and others, backed by the Veterans of Foreign Wars, announced the plan yesterday, aiming to honor every veteran in the state.
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Unemployment forecasts revised as jobs outlook improves
Washington reports a brighter job outlook with official estimates lowering unemployment to between 2.5 and 5 million as reconversion accelerates. Census figures show November unemployment at 1.38 million nationwide, an uptick of 4 thousand from October, amid shifts in veteran displacement and rising consumer demand.
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Navy Stopped Tapping Jap Phones After FBI Confrontation
Pearl Harbor era testimony shows the Navy halted surveillance of Japanese telephone lines in Hawaii five days before the December 7 1941 attack after FBI concerns. Details reveal consulate code busting and interception efforts tied to Admiral Stark and Admiral Richardson, with affidavits outlining a secret telephone tap run in the same building as FBI offices.
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General Patton in good condition says wife
General Patton remains in good condition despite heavy battles in Germany. Mrs Patton visited the Seventh Army Hospital and praised care while expressing relief at her husband's steady improvement. The 1st Sted unit reported no significant changes since morning, with aides noting positive signs and moral boost from her presence.
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Two Japs to Hang For Killing 0.5 Flyers
Military commission at Cebu City sentenced seven Japanese defendants for killings and arson last March. Lt Col Tsar Monmeto and Capt Mesluo Tsuiyama presided. Death by hanging for five, life imprisonment and hard labor for others, with mercy recommended for one who offered cooperation. Sentences subject to renewal by Lt Gen WD Styer and General MacArthur.
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Entend Age Limits at West Point Annapolis
President Timon backs legislation to extend maximum eligibility ages for West Point and Annapolis. The plan raises West Point admission age from 22 to 24 and Annapolis from 21 to 23, applying to World War II veterans with a service commitment.
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Ford Says Higher Pay Hike Not Feasible at Present
Detroit reports Ford officials tell United Auto Workers a 30 percent wage increase is not feasible now. UAW officials pressed for a wage rise as production and automation recovery lingered, while Ford offered an annual wage proposal tied to a broader security plan. Union leaders indicated willingness to consider concessions if productivity and security measures improve.
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Submarine witness to testify in McVay court case
Hashimoto the Japanese submarine commander is set to be a witness for the prosecution today in the court martial of Captain Charles McVay. Defense expected to challenge credentials and admissibility of testimony from an enemy, while the panel led by Rev Adria Wilder Baker weighs whether the witness can help establish that the Indianapolis was sunk by an enemy submarine.
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Police Lack Suspects In Slaying of WAVE
Police rotate through clues in the bathing of 32 year old Miss Frigues Brown found stabbed and shot in her apartment. Detectives Chief Walter Storms said an intensive search continues for a Jack the Ripper type slayer who warned he would strike again.
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Java Fighting Flares As More Troops Arrive
Java tension rose as fighting flared across the archipelago while British reinforcements landed at Tandjolog Priok Harbor. A national warning said any attempt to land more troops would meet total resistance.
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Commons Told Need For Loan
Article reports on parliamentary debate about a proposed loan with references to figures like Dalton and Churchill, noting tensions between Conservative and other factions. It mentions potential dangers to Britain and the global economy, and hints at government strategy and opposition positions.
Marines Face Long China Stay Unless Marshall Pact Edits
A wartime order hints Marines in China may remain for four to six months more. President Truman and top officials discuss a long range settlement with Chiang Kai-shek and Chinese Communists. A special envoy and Marshall plan terms are cited, with withdrawal tied to Japan surrender and diplomatic gains.
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Ten Troy Men Given Decorations
Ten Troy men honored in New York ceremony at the Lig Remmury for service with Crosses presented by Governor Thomas F. Denes. Civilians and veterans from Troy and nearby academies attended a solemn event praising their wartime and postwar service. the procession included remarks on duty, freedom, and state gratitude.
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Senate Rejects Allies Charters For U.S. Vessels
Washington report on a Senate roll call shows opposition to a proposed provision allowing chartering of United States owned merchant ships for wartime service. Senators Radcliffe Knowland Hudges opposed. others argued for immediate use, while the main bill seeks lend lease style arrangements. The debate touched on national mobilization and citizens’ options to acquire or charter surplus ships.
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