Stassen in 1948 Presidential Bid Confirmed
Ex governor Stassen signals a definite bid for the 1948 Republican nomination. He outlines a progressive program to curb monopolies and curb strikes while pushing labor reform, aiming to unite party factions and build new legislation for a broader national policy.
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Anil
Noywebu
Corved
Noljee
Ald Guard
Hig Party
Yostordiay
Hotel News
Confervice
United Mine Workers
Cai
Vandenberg
Stassen
Anthne JL. Vandenberg
Michigan
Belle Vandenberg
Roberta
Ohio
Thomas BE. Dewey
New York
U.S
Cold Wave Grips Four States Across the Nation
A severe cold wave chilled large regions, driving temperatures below zero in North Dakota Montana Minnesota and Wisconsin. Strong winds spread south and east, with forecasts predicting sub freezing readings for the Carolinas Georgia Texas and northern Louisiana through the week end.
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VHE Association
North Dakota
Montand
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Nowy
Aera
Northwon
Ineix
Iowa
South Dakota
13 000 Volts Lock Endangers a Child in Baltimore
A nine year old boy, Dolin Floyd, survived an electric shock incident after contact with a 13 000 volt line. Authorities report multiple electric cuts and a chaotic scene at the scene with witnesses and medical responders detailing the dramatic event and the boy’s narrow escape. The article notes confused statements from bystanders and mentions local names and places connected to the事件.
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Baltimore
Dolin Floyd
Vetty
Valle
Dohns
Wiley Elune
Dane
Florence Gint
Dota
Electrical Union Delays Demands in Wage Talks
Workers and union leaders at Westinghouse General Electric and related companies meet in Newport and Lagonton to discuss wage increases, retirement plans, and insurance. A 4 down payment on wage hikes is debated with contracts to be opened in January and March. boards urge concrete proposals as 1,300 to 40,000 workers affected across several firms.
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Pittsburg
Richt waMpanien
Wich
James
Motius
Newport
Laganton
Westinghouse
General Electric
Une Electricat Die Visa
General Molore
Syle Vauiy Rheetric Co
New York
Gi Nation
Rewlth
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Hon
Uy & Jaca
Opnn
Conienel
Neogolia Hong Ah Nussey
Ton
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Boon, Mitles
Moulving
Nad Siner
Mar
United
Steed Warrors
Te Wage
Lo i Spolesmany
Philip Miterny
Fire clears theater crowds in New York incident
Fire forces two hundred patrons to evacuate Lowe's Orpheum theater as safety crews respond. Authorities assure no immediate danger and the crowd exits in orderly fashion while onlookers watch firefighters battle the blaze.
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New York
Lowe's Orpheum
Inno
Senate probe tightens Bilbo case in War Funds inquiry
Witnesses describe personal bank accounts and loans linked to Mississippi Senator Bilbo. Edward Quin, Perry, and Terry testify about funds raised to defeat Bilbo and funds deposited in a private account later used for mortgage payments on the parsonage and land. The Senate War Investigating Committee advances its examination of wartime contracts and political influence amid mortgage ties.
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G. Bilbo
Fiat
Senate
Lwid Lint
Edward ‘Lerrie
Mississippi
D. Marvin Quin
Jackson State National Laws
Jackson
Miss
Abungl
Perry
Tom Balluy
Bilbo
Bailey
Terry
Newport
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Quin Amd Erry
Win
Tom Bailey
Whym Wat Terry
Stue National
Saph
Verry
Bib
Juniper Grove
Jon Filbo
Quin
Nina
Bilto
Torry
Jalba
Umstead Named to U S Senate Seat in North Carolina
Tusleigh North Carolina reports William H. Umstead, a 1-year-old Durham veteran and UNC alumnus, was chosen by Gov. Greg to fill the late Jo W. Bailey's U.S. Senate seat. Umstead, former State Democratic Chairman, resigns his party post to assume the office.
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N.C
William H. Umstead
Durham
Congress
Grege Cheery
U. S. Senate
Josih W. Bailey
Umstead
Mall
Meles
Durban County
University of North Carolina
Tragic Spanish Train Wreck Kills 28, Injures 100
Madrid reports 28 killed and over 100 injured when the Andalusia Express crashed into a stationary freight train near Granada. Emergency crews evacuated victims, hospitals treated the wounded, and tenacious searches continued for missing travelers.
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Madrid
Raihroad Offmans
Andalusia
Glneg Gana
Amuthig
Dinner Invitation Reveals Brother's Death to Trojan
A damaged notice reports a Trojan dinner invitation that ends with the death of the host's brother, Monsis Sowers. It notes the survivor and addresses at 201 Kurstts Avenue, Troy, and mentions Thomas Powers, a World War I private, with biographical notes.
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Trojan
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Kourtts Avenue
Monsis Sowers
Fourth Street
Ramer Sveentilye
Thealen
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Hyather
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Arjen Meuse
Verda Hattles
Gk Cioneer Infantry
de Wasdoegarbar
Sir
Anthony
St. Mary's Cometary
Mirage and Union Claims Stir Washington Commerce Debate
The United States Chamber of Commerce highlights wage and price pressures amid early 1940s economic discourse. A report by William J. Bray, consultant to the industry, warns that wage increases may raise prices, while union leaders in Pittsburgh push for settlements to avoid a new wave of strikes.
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Washington
United States Chamber of Commerce
Elametral Winea
Ecanemis
Robert Nathan
Philip Mirageid
Wiliam J. In
Nhér
Roosevelt
Jackson
Lis
Tani
Swallow
Ian
Mure Yay
Phisburg
Mareay
Wales
Britain to Get More Wheat Amid U S Pledges
London reports from the Commons reveal the prime minister announced a promise from the United States to supply 101,000 tons of wheat and additional aid. The government outlined emergency measures and stressed the need for more shipments to bolster domestic stocks.
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London
Jobin Strachay
Washington
Vows of Commons
United States
Ehip
Danc dl
Enone Loaverk
Hery
Life Teamers Escape Noerintowne Py WT Set Cart
Local brief reports a disturbance at Noerinth towne during a night polling period. Valley Forge General Hospital staff noted no serious injuries though chaos disrupted the scene. A witness described a tense exchange and a brief exit by several individuals before authorities arrived.
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Noerintowne
Valley Forge
Bollees
New Housing Setup Gets Green Light
Controversy surrounds new housing program as administration announces relaxations. OPA advisory committee resigns condemning policy shifts while Housing and CRA along with National Housing Agency review regulations. President's plan removes $10,000 sale pile cap and raises $80 monthly rent ceiling for new homes, signaling larger nonhousing construction funding though delays may persist.
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Mae
Ion
Perinsylam
Frank Ureedan
Gquitian Production Administration
CRA
National Housing Agency
Rght
OPA Consumer A Visory
Hing
Caculine Ware
Viena
Pew
Greeks Probe Bulgar Battle
Reports from press dispatches describe clashes along the Greek Bulgarian border near Tarkay and Bula. Greek forces reported casualties in a bulge action as tensions rise over Macedonia and Western Thrace.
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Mhona
High Greak
Hells
Urbulent
Macedonia
Hiltains
Vuerrdos Svere
Theetle Tovant Figis
Tarkay
Bula
Orlakio
Rome
Yinislavia
Goodwin
Vandenberg Supports Byrnes in Postwar Policy Pledge
Senator Vandenberg pledges continued support for Secretary Byrnes on postwar foreign policy from the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. He returns to Capitol Hill after New York meetings praising Byrnes and the United Nations effort as a major world forum.
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Vaathenberg
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Stile Byrnes
Capital Hill
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Nur Byrnes
Vandenberg
America
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United Na Assembly
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Hoitish
Bevin
Moyeion
Molotov
Sepsiaiv
Genergl Assembly
United Nations
Senate
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Indicted Former Aid Of F D R Henry Casey Charged
Former aide Eugene B Cassan, linked to F D Roosevelt era White House years, indicted by the federal grand jury for income tax and related charges. The case cites alleged underreporting of income from 1941 to 1943, with claimed overstatements on real estate and business deductions. Casey denies wrongdoing and says all alleged taxes due have been paid.
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Eugene B. Caslan
Oosewell
Wereral Grand Jury
Gerhard J. Flynn
United Stat District
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Lima Casey
Casey
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Roosevelt
White House
Uaison
New Deal
Rourins
Thi Casey
Actu
United States
Fire Threatens Town of 860 in Olde Bingur
Reported blaze in Olde Bingur threatens a town of 860 residents. Firefighters fought to control flames that reportedly leveled two structures and were blamed for multiple deaths while authorities said no injuries among several witnesses. Cause under investigation.
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Olde
Griffin
Ony
Howe
Blum Given Confidence Vote in French Assembly
The all Socialist interim government of Prime Minister Blum won strong approval in the French National Assembly, 544 to 2, to form a Cabinet that will govern until January’s end. The coalition, supported by Communists and the MRP, pledges economies and international control of Ruhr and Rhineland with Saar authority.
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Leon Blum
Popular Republican Movement
MRP
Blum
France
Fourth Republic
Communist Party
Ruhr
Rhineland
Saar
Wiverty
Agash Durin
Europe
Jacques Buslos
Goneral
MAH
Daelus
Eontevists
Mighlige
Ute Defense Ministry
Jfe
Man Indicted in Fulton Jewelry Theft Case
Joe A. Robinson, a man from Atlanta, was indicted by the Fulton County Grand Jury on charges of stealing jewelry valued at 5 1,425 from a grocer’s store during the Winesaft Rales scare.
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Athinin
Joe A. Robinson
Freman
Fulton County Grand Jury
Threats to Bomb Palace Alarm Londoners
A caller warned of a zero hour bombing against Buckingham Palace and threatened the BBC building. Scotland Yard said the calls were possibly by pranksters or extremists and that there was no proven danger. Royal guards were posted and investigations continued.
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BBC
London
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Britain
British Broadcasting Company
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Ringlands
Luonuinara
Aueckinghany
Scotland Yard
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Fred Spaleesman
Russia Wins Fight to Stall U N Action
Soviet and American delegates clashed over U N Deep Atomic Energy controls. Gromyko pressed for unanimous agreement while Baruch urged postponement to Friday. The United States proposed a broad treaty creating an international authority to oversee all atomic energy questions and ensure non interference by any single nation.
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Tfe International Conlent
Atomic Energy
Antrel A. Gyroe Wighe
United Nations General Assembly
U.S
Bernard M. Masrueh
Ol Jeonteol
United Nations
Hindus Hopeful as Republic Moves in India Assembly
Readings from New Delhi report predicted the Constituent Assembly would pass a resolution forming a sovereign Indian republic without amendments. Opponents from Frank Anthony and Rao Ambedkar warned swift approval could inflame Muslim demands and trigger broader boycotts amid party stalemates.
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UP Congress Party
Congress Party
Jawaharlal Nehru
Frank Anthony
Land Oe
Whim Rao Ambedier
Barry
Unclear OCR: New York Mother and Child Noted
Fragments from a New York item describe a wife of the stage and a hospital setting. The readable parts mention a daughter and a child weighing about five pounds, with uncertain names and details.
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Mra Daansaye
Radio Comudine
Wielh
LO Daudker
Wathen’ Hospital
Puneen
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