Fact Finders May Recommend Price Increases
The wage fact finding board delayed decisions amid talks with General Motors and the C I O G oil workers union. President Truman ruled ability to pay relevant, ordering hearings to resume and possibly require the company to disclose its books. Officials indicated settlements may hinge on bargaining progress and price impact.
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General Motors
C.S
Truman
Chairan Lloyd K. Gacrisoh
Faelfinding Lourd
Garrison
Wpan
C. I. OG Oil Workers
Utden
Hurstill
Stabilization Board
CPAL
Wright
Inbar Schwellenbach
Four Killed in Short Panama Revolution
Four people were killed and one wounded in a brief early morning attempt in Panama City by followers of former President Arnulfo Aviad. A small group tried to seize the National Police Station at Colon, with clashes near the palace reported as under control. The government said three or four attackers and a police officer were among the dead or wounded, with order restored after the brief engagement.
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Panama City
Arnaut Aviad
Colon
MacArthur Sets Japan On Path To Postwar Order
Allied Headquarters reports that MacArthur has framed a new Japan with no more major Allied directives. The goal is an orderly, acceptable state, with future directives limited to enforcing basic premises. Japan’s main hurdle is a lack of qualified readers, but political power will go to the party best at implementing laws and constitutional changes.
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Tokyo
MacArthur
Japan
Allied
Potsdam
Pearl Harbor Probe Recesses for Christmas Break
The Washington committee recessed for a Christmas recess after hearing Admiral Turner and Admiral Stark discuss Navy readiness before the December 7, 1941 attack. Turner testified no written pre war opinion predicted a 60-50 chance of attack and that Kimmel would have reduced damage if deployment orders had been followed.
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Washington
Dean Tintsbor
Rindra
Melly Tarher
Navy
Jie
Atery
Turner
Navy War Plans
Husband E. Kimmel
Pacific Fleet
Ava
Kira
Murphy
D.-Pa
Pacific
War Departments
Harold BR. Stark
Royall Tugotsoll
Stark
Kimmel
Pearl Harbor
Vrarl Harbor
Ministers Near Accord On Vital Big 3 Issues
Moscow reports a positive stage in talks among the Big Three, with Russia the United States and Britain nearing agreement on key international questions. Byrnes Bevin and Molotov met for a sixth session as observers noted progress without promising results.
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Moscow
Russia
United States
Great Britain
U. S
James F. Byrnes
Ernest Bevin
V. M. Molotov
Byrnes
General Assembly of the
United Nations
Lenton
United Nations Organization
Council of Foreign Ministers
France
China
Britain
Min Council
Bevin
Iist
Genovilissime Stalin
Tie Kremlin
Kremlin
Metropolitan Area Bus Drivers Strike Affects Commuters
A wage dispute halted service for part of the metropolitan bus system centered on New York City. About 25,000 daily passengers from New York, New Jersey, and nearby areas faced cancellations as drivers walked off.
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New Yorks
New York City
New Jersey Paints
Carminilits
Poughtcespsic
Veterans Get First Call on Homes Under New Program
Washington officials unveiled an administration plan to allocate housing materials to build homes sellable for 10 000 or less or rent at eight dollars a month. Builders will offer these homes to veterans for 30 days before opening to non veterans. Government aid will be processed through 52 Federal Housing Administration field offices with priority ratings. Resales limited to original price. 400 000 homes expected under the program with many under the 10 000 ceiling.
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Washington
Johnny Small
Federal Housing Administration
Vetamons
Sminl
General Patton Dies After Pulmonary Congestion
Washington mourning a great fighting man as Gen. George S. Patton Jr. dies in Germany from pulmonary congestion and heart failure. President Truman and lawmakers note his controversial career with mixed memories of past incidents and decisive leadership.
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Washington
George S. Patton, Jr
Truman
Patton
Sure
Luxembourg
Rankin
Tokiny
Congress
Danish British Border Clashes Reported
Moscow radio quoted a Copenhagen dispatch claiming clashes between British and Danish frontier troops on the Danish German border. The Danish defense minister said the report has no foundation and no comment was available from the British War Office.
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Denmark
Germany
Copenhagen
and Paterson
Tinglev
Luftwaffe
Tor
Kidnapped Baby Ronald Carlan Buried Today
Boston VPI-A medical examiners report death by asphyxiation and pneumonia and a Massachusetts chemist's statement found no poisoning evidence. The body of 11 month old Ronald Carlan, son of machinist James Carlan and Mrs. Rose Carlan, will be buried today after a postponed service.
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Boston
VPI
Massachusetts
Ronald Carlan
Mile
James Carlan
Rose Carlan
Froe
Army Officer Guilty in Transfer Fraud Case
General court martial yesterday found Alphonse J. Fabbricator guilty of improper actions in transfer and discharge handling. He received a sentence of three years imprisonment and dismissal from the service.
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Mitchel
79th Congress Adjourns and Wartime Labor Rift
Washington reports the 79th Congress adjourned its first session with Speaker Rayburn declaring pride in achievements. The Senate debated permanent wartime civil rights measures while President Truman pressed for action on labor and employment bills. Taft-led Republicans praised some records. calls for extending wartime powers and tensions with southern Democrats marked the session wrap. Continued discussion expected as the second session opens.
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Congress
House
Senate
Reyburn
Writeman
Ball
Chaves M. M
Jon
Bilko
Truman
Gibson
Taft
Ronio
Wranklin D. Roosevelt
Four Injured in Utica Gas Blast Levelled Building
A Utica explosion thought caused by escaping gas fumes demolished an unoccupied frame building late yesterday injuring at least four. Two victims, seriously burned, identified as Robert Teaberts and Arthur Farber, were hospitalized. a restaurant counterman Joseph Zobry was cut by flying glass, and a baby nearby suffered minor injuries as windows shattered within a half mile. Fire followed the ruins.
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Utica Upi
St. Elizebeth Hospital
Robert Teaberts
Whitesboro
Arthur Farber
Allen
Roth
Joseph Zobry
Dewey to Host Christmas Party for Orphans
Governor Dewey will host a Christmas party for orphans at the governor’s mansion on Sunday afternoon. The event will feature refreshments and gifts for the children. Dewey and his family will be joined by guests including his parents and wife, with attendance planned at the mansion in Sepulia.
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Kt Vingent
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Shere
Sepilea
Ceneee ME Dewey
Mien
Kenther
UD. Bute
Holly, Mich
Governor seeks upstate Army housing sites for emergency units
Governor Dewey urged federal action to transfer three upstate Army locations to New York for immediate conversion into emergency housing. Syracuse air base could yield 60 two-room apartments, Fort Niagara and Madison Barracks slated for 700 and 3,500 units respectively, with further plans at other sites and a depot transfer to enable conversion.
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Tic
New York State
Army S
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Tno
Philip M. Thurssick
Federal Public Housing Authority
Dewey
Synacuse Air Base
Fort Niagara
Niagara Falls
Pourh Terminal
Staten Island
Camp Shake
Orangeburg
Madison Basocks
Sackett's Harbor
Klu
Great U S Hero Dies in Europe After Crash
U S Army confirms General George S Patton Jr died in Heidelberg Germany from a blood clot leading to heart failure after an automobile crash. Army doctors say a clot formed from an injured neck traveled to the lungs causing gangrene and pulmonary embolism. Patton died 12 days after the crash and his burial plans remain undecided with France amongpossible sites along his Third Army’s historic routes.
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Heidelberg
Germany
America
George S. Patton, Jr
France
U.S
Patton
Wien
Cal
Glen Spurling
War Department
Spurling
Dac
Keveny
Chiang Kai-shek Welcomes Marshall in Nanking Arrival
Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek greeted General George C. Marshall at Nanking airport after Marshall flew from Shanghai. They met to discuss halting internal hostilities and forming a coalition government as factions in the undeclared civil war observe the American envoy’s visit. A formal center in Marshall’s honor was planned for later.
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Nanking
George Cy Marshall
Shanghai
Chiang Kai-shek
Protedo l
Chiang
China
Mo Sueht
Marshail
United States
Pretufent
Timo
Marshall
Officis
Gui
Shang Chen
Chiang-Marshall Wilka
Associated Press
Fred Hampson
North China
Aturbalt
Court freezes ICC freight rate increase in nine states
A three judge federal court in Northern New York granted an interlocutory injunction delaying the 10 percent rise ordered by the Interstate Commerce Commission. The judge cited reasonable grounds to believe the order should be permanently annulled and warned that any increase before a final decision would harm industries and communities. The suit remains active with further evidence review to be held before the ICC decision.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
New York
Coutty
Stephen W. Brennan
ICC
Recorder
Boney
Frank F. Farley
New Jersey
Gove Waller W. Baven
Delaware
Maud Chelfaunt
Venmylvalia
Fy Baven
Tadlane
Olle
Annte
Maryland
Michigam
Wisconsin
Ohla
Hitch-hiker Sought After Holland Slaying
A manhunt expanded from Holland to Gary Indiana after a Holland couple reported being forced at gunpoint to drive a hitch-hiker who investigators believe killed Rey Gordon Beh a -year old salesman and Ford II neighbor. Police pursued leads as the search for the suspect continued following the Thursday night incident.
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Mich
Rey Gordon Beh
Henry Ford II
Gary
Ind
Gudpoint
Betag
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