Molotov presides over Moscow talks with three powers
In Moscow at Speridonitky Palace Vyacheslav Molotov chaired a two hour session with Soviet United States and British representatives. No communique issued yet though observers noted cordial atmosphere and exploratory discussions on world issues. Ministers Byrnes and Bevin remained noncommittal about progress or Christmas plans.
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Moscow
Tetera
Russia
United States
Britain
Vyacheslav M. Molotov
Speridonitky Palace
Anid
U. & Embassy
U.S
James F. ‘Byrkcs
Ernest Bovin
Mototov
UNS
Forney
Cardell Mull Andormer Drilivh
Anthony Eden
Evie
Survets
Byrnes
Joni Aalks
Urat Bown
Bevin
Atlas
Jens
Briligh Newxonnei
Berlin
MacArthur urges free press clause in U S treaties
General MacArthur urged that all United States treaties include a guarantee of a free press and open communications as the best safeguard for world peace. He told Wilbur Forrest that a free press would mirror Japanese aspirations and help remake Japan into a welcomed nation. He warned against propaganda use of the press as a dangerous menace.
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Tokyo
MacArthur
United States
Neilitias
Wilbur Forrest
American Society of Newspaper
Barltors
MacAnnuy
Feuda- Viam Ra
Japan
ManArthur
Agathet
Snowbound Upstate Lancaster Area Struck By Heavy Blizzard
A severe recent blizzard dumped 68 inches of snow near Lackawanna and caused six deaths, four in Buffalo and two in Watertown. Roads were largely blocked, transit disrupted, and crews worked to reopen major routes while small towns maneuvered to recover from the swift storm movements between Buffalo, Dunkirk, and Watertown.
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Lackawanna
Buffalo
Cold Wave Grips U S as Deaths Rise Across States
Severe cold blasts the Midwest East and South setting records. Chicago hit record lows near deep December scales. Pittsburgh matched a date record at four degrees while Miami averaged near forty seven. The blast rattled cities from Tennessee to Illinois with unseasonably sustained temperatures.
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Che Gule
Midwest
Chittiundoga
Tenn
Miami
Winter Storm Buries Buffalo Region With Heavy Snow
Weather Bureau reports eight foot snow drifts and widespread depths across the city with Dunkirk at about 15 inches yesterday. Several deaths attributed to shoveling and exposure. State Guard units aiding Buffalo digout as Governor Dewey declares a state of emergency and closes schools and offices.
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Weather Bureau
South Buffy
Allen Waies
New York Cental
Pom- Tet
Alawhart Roberts
Laky Onlen
Buffalo
Senate Approves $1.35 Billion UNRRA Funding
The Senate completed action on a second UNRRA funding bill worth 1.35 billion dollars and sent it to the White House. Earlier, 70 million dollars of the new funds were approved in a deficiency appropriation bill last Saturday.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration
White House
General Motors Seeks Company Security in New Contract Talks
GM seeks penalties against workers for strikes and work stoppages while pushing for wage increases and union protections. The company and United Automobile Workers opened negotiations with a standard proposal, outlining security guarantees and penalties, and signaling forthcoming lists of proposals at the next meeting.
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Ceneral Motord Co
Umoim Lisling
U. A
Woc.lo
Tide Pubis
Ulscuesion
Thomas
Kilver Funger Copp
Edwards. Riordan
General Motors
Tte
Tushmin Publicatiang
G. ML Berks
GOP Chairman Predicts Dewey Reelection in 1946
New York GOP chairman Glen R Bedenkapp predicts Gov. Thomas J Dewey will win reelection in 1946. Dewey says the idea is not yet considered. The party plans to expand state offices in Albany and create a press bureau with Tom Barry in charge. The committee also backs a Republican U S senator win and a larger NY delegation in Congress. Rebecca McNab appointed assistant to the women’s division head Jane Todd.
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New York
Sarifor
the .O.pohler
United States
New York State
Hedegkapp
Izstlon
Albany
Bedenkapp
Tom Barry
New York City
Alan
Rebecca McNab
Shanoce Fady
Stste War Council
Jane Todd
U S to Fly Chinese Into Manchuria Amid China Talks
The United States considers airlift into Manchuria a lever in China policy as Communist setbacks in Inner Mongolia are reported. Officials indicate U S Army Air Transport Command would move government troops into Mukden and Harbin with American air support.
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Chinesa
Inner Mongolia
U U. S
Manchurian
Truman
China
K. G. Wu
Lomgus Times
Cd Ae
Chungking
Bundag
Thruffield Central Daily News
Associated Press
Spencer Davis
Peiping
U. S. Army Air Transport Command
Mukden
Harbin
Man
Inquiry continues into Carlan Barry death case in Chelsea
Boston investigators press on in the Carlan Barry case as Mrs Rosa Carian remains under observation at the Boston Psychopathic Hospital. Police found the infant's body hidden in a Chelsea home as autopsy results are awaited to determine cause and whether air or food conditions affected preservation.
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Caran Ray
Boston
Carlan
Mia
Carrien
Madicn
William J. Brickley
Carian Launder
Matsuoka Blocks U S Peace Plan Amid Turmoil
Tokyo dispatch reports top Japanese officials accepting an Amuclsan compromise in principle to settle wartime differences with the United States eight months before Pearl Harbor. Foreign Minister Yosuke Matsuoka blocked the plan citing a bad mood, as Konoye memories surface and Suicides rumors swirl. Koregion details of potential Alaska meeting surface.
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Keirer
Dapan
Marlin Spencer
Tokyo
Japan
Per Harbor
Yosuke Matsuoka
Leeds
Navy
Matsuoka
Hosoye
Kenoye
Millay
MacArthur
Wag
Nagano
Associated Presa
Joseph B. Keonaya
Erinus
Kkonaye
Troosevelt
Anid
Tuneau
Alaska
Monoye
miti-Oc
Fuge 'Hbricen
MaArguaka
Six Die As Florida Trains Collide Near Hamlet
A pre-dawn crash between Seaboard Air Line Florida bound Silver Meteor and northbound Sun Queen near Hamlet, North Carolina, killed six aboard and injured many. The dead include James Ferrell of Richmond and Penry Reese of Alexandria. four others listed with withholds pending kin notification. More than 60 injured were treated at Hamlet and other area hospitals. investigation into the wreck is underway.
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J. Winton
Seabead
Norfolk
South Carolina
Wroton
W. W. Shoemaker
Raleigh
N. C
Uae
Shacnwker James Ferrell
Richmond
Sun Queen Porter
Penry Clayton Reese
Aligandria
Kram G. Turney
Gibsama
Hamlet
N.C. Bennettsville
Laurinburg-Maxton
Wounded U S Troops Clubbed Testimony at Court Martial
Testimony at a court martial described wounded American soldiers being clubbed after the Lutten defense reports denied mistreatment. Prosecution claims a plan to force combat near LitohNeld, with eight enlisted men and three officers slated for trial. Medical reports linked a fatal blow to Pvt Weil Bolvin, a Black soldier, to a maltreatment incident.
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London
Chicago
Earl J. Garvall
Sane Prineisco
Litchfeld
Schilars
Wilkinson Failed To Recognize Jap Bombing Plan
Naval intelligence expert Wilkinson testified before the Senate House committee that he warned of a broader Japanese attack plan prior to Pearl Harbor. He described intercepts and his discussions with Admiral Stark and Secretary Hull, noting his belief the warnings were general and not specifically tied to Pearl Harbor.
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U. S
Jay Hava
Feari Haka
Naval Operations
Harold RF. Stark
Pearl Harbor
Theodore
Wilkinson
Ghief
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Dee
William
Llassey
Yumanito
Javanuse Navy
Sohlot
Kurher
Paul
Mons
House Committee
Navy
Rolly
Fleet Waal
Hull
Wukinson
Admiral Slick
Kane Guage
Wilkimson
Uns
Iter
Huth
Dpm
Shuts
Georges
Marshall, Wilkine
Coutillon
Rte Wilkinson
600000 Nazis Face War Trials
U S prosecutors argued to convict 600000 leads of the Nazi regime as part of a hierarchy of crimes. Lord Justice Lawrence pressed limits while witnesses cited the leadership corps’ broad role, including pogroms and murders of Allied airmen.
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Nuernberg
United States
Geoffrey Lawrence
International Triuunal
U. S
Roben G. Bloey
Dallas
Tex
Robert Jncksay
Thia
Storey
Stiley Venture
States
Stil
National Socialist Party
Melidei
Ecoup
Jesders
Blauk
National Somalia Party
Lawrence
Asb
Smalley Naxia
Gestapo
Heinrich Himmiler
Carny
Jdammier
Rbreichsreiter
Chigts
Gontmiers
Searsistaiters
Traction Removed From Patton and Recovery Progress
Patton, recovering from a broken neck after an automobile crash eight days earlier, had traction apparatus removed and a plaster cast substituted to immobilize his neck and upper chest. Army medical authorities reported steady improvement while messages of encouragement arrived from Churchill and British allies.
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Haldeluare
Gene
Patton
Bosorest
190Th Italion
Mex Patton
Winston Churchith
Lindbergh Urges World Organization Backed by Force
Charles Lindbergh, noted interwar pacifist turned advocate, calls for a world organization backed by military power guided by Western scientific leadership. He warns that failure to unite could invite continued war and atomic-age danger, recalling France and Poland and urging action through a strong international framework.
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Lindbergh
World Organization
Washington
Charlie A. Lindbergh
Tie
France
Poland
Lind Poergh
Lane Eagle
Nilely
Wecause
Raasavell
United Nations
Death Stay Granted to Jap General by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court granted a stay of execution yesterday to Japanese General Yamashita, delaying the death sentence while the case challenges the military tribunal’s jurisdiction. The decision, unprecedented for a foreign enemy general, allows appeal to determine legality of the military trial and whether the Philippines Supreme Court should hear the case.
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Hu Wa
Husyapine
Supreme Court
Yonaghue
Philippines Supreme Com
Yamashiti
Nas
Giana Periin
Alin
Aisha
Yamushitut
Motorman Dies in Newark Tube Crash Fourty-Six Hurt
A tube train collision near the Prasale River bridge between Schnirlson and Newark killed the motorman Michael J. Tyshin, 36, of Bronx, and injured 46 passengers. Emergency crews battled near-zero temps with acetylene torches to free trapped victims for three hours. Officials blamed a possible signal or warning board failure at the closed bridge as the cause.
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Bufsan
Manhattan
Srain
Prasale
Schnirlson
Newari
Patts
Hagrison
Michael J.tythin
Bronx
N.Y
Neware
Avy
Fie
Bo Newark
Red Crouse
Eikene Dubois
Pim
New York
Hart
Coroug
Navy -12 Program Extended to James Washington
Congressman Vinson of Georgia said the Navy budget program would continue into March unless Congress passes the legislation. He indicated McNavy authority to spend the funds for training, noting the need for prompt action to sustain the program.
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Navy
Jame
Washington
Hell Nest Howe
Restore Two-cent Local Mail Rate In Senate Action
Washington CPI-By 26 to B jatanding vave the House yesterday approved restoring the two-cent rate for local mail delivery. The three-cent rate which had been repealed would be repealed by the LHS Revenue Act, prompting the Senate to act on reinstating the lower local mail charge.
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Jatanding
Yesteadly Graiaced
Senate
Papahilis
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