Stalin Honored by Communist Leaders Across Lands
At the Bolshoi Theater in Moscow leaders from many nations paid tribute to Joseph Stalin on the Russian premier’s birthday anniversary. Mao Zedong praised Stalin as a guiding force in Marxist doctrine and world peace, while U.S. Ambassador Alan G. Kirk sent a goodwill message. The event featured red banners, heavy portraits, and statements on Soviet achievements.
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Mar ‘Tion
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Alan G. Kirk
United States
Georgi Malenkov
Weathermen keep vigil at Arctic outpost Mould Bay
Weathermen at Prince Patrick Island Arctic outpost endure isolation as supply plane delays Christmas mail and parcels. Temperatures hover around 10 below, visibility around five miles, and no Christmas tree is planned while airdrops and pending liquor deliveries loom.
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Colo
Jena Warren
Harlington
Beh McKay
Toronto
Dan
Washington
D.C
Tom
Ber Hasward
Renin
Pers Lard
French Reds Fight U S Munitions Plan
French Communists urge troops to refuse U S arms under the Atlantic pact amid sabotage rumors at ports. Officials fear possible violence but U S and British discussions focus on terms and transfers for nine recipient nations under a 1.0 billion dollar arms aid program.
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United States
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Acmont
Washington
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United, States
Canada
Congress
U. S
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America
North Atlantic
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Corte
Bank Robbery Reported at Rougemont Branch
Canadian bank branch in Rougemont Quebec reported robbed by masked men yesterday. Police said the Banque Nationale branch was targeted and the incident occurred near Montreal, with details emerging from provincial authorities.
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Banque
Canadienne Nationale
Rougemont
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Miles Suth
Vandenberg Urges Curtailment of Europe Aid and Europe Policy
Senator Vandenberg of Michigan called for continued but sharply reduced economic and military aid to Western Europe. He also supported diplomatic recognition of Spain's Francisco Franco regime and said China’s Communists should be recognized only when they demonstrate control and honor international law. He spoke after a Michigan trip and a news conference with foreign policy remarks.
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Vandenberg
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Europe
Generalissumg
Francisco Branco
Spain
International
Michigan
Republican Party
Steator
America
Francy
United Nations
United States
Madrid
President Urges U S to Stay Strong Worldwide
President Truman spoke at Arlington National Cemetery urging the United States to remain strong in defense and diplomacy. He warned that freedom hinges on self-help, economic aid, and a united front against captive nations, citing Marshall Plan figures and NATO support while stressing restraint amid Cold War pressures.
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Ian Ald
United States
Becauas
Truman
Soviet Russia
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Ceremoniea
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Nea
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Vandenberg
Atlantic
Radurad
Marshall Plant
Congress
Ifaic
British Jet Transport To Cruise At 490 M.P.H.
London reports that DeHavilland Aircraft Company disclosed a new jet airliner with a speed around 479 miles per hour and a range of about 1 445 miles. The company also announced an early powered flight test in Vancouver by Canadian Pacific Airlines as the first dollar race of the rapid new commercial carrier.
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Gray protests White House decision on NLRB renomination
Gray, 57, a longtime labor official, expressed surprise that he would not be reappointed to the National Labor Relations Board after White House signals and President Truman’s decision not to rename him. He complained the White House had not communicated the move and said he had hoped for reappointment.
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J. Copeland Gray
Sword
Howe
National Labor Relations Board
White House
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Gray
Washington
Oworkjer
Ampiexser Benaite
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Antlinder
Navy Focuses On Anti Submarine Forces
Admiral Sherman told the Boston Chamber of Commerce that the Navy would cut carrier strength by next June to balance defense funds. He stressed anti submarine weapons as key to counter submarine threats near U S shores and noted Russia as a major naval rival with the United States maintaining overall defense balance.
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Forrest P. Sherman
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Sherman
Bositoh Chamber of Commerce
Russia
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Sherman Sai
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Misella
Aadd
Accident Toll Forecast Darkens Holiday Period
The National Safety Council yesterday forecast a pre holiday death toll of 55 in the Chicago area. The figure is described as the largest such estimate the council has issued for the season.
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Chicago
National Safets Council
Grand Central Station Hearing on Sound Ads Sparks Protests
Commuters at Grand Central challenged a new advertising program, objecting to music and public addressed sound campaigns inside the station. Officials defend the campaign as private advertising to support station expenses while a public service commission weighs potential orders to halt the broadcasts.
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Terland
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Federal Communications ‘Commission
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Virginia L. Rowland
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Dewey Won’t Run Again Says Friend in Oregon
Portland reports indicate a close associate of Thomas E. Dewey says the 1948 Republican nominee has written he will not pursue another presidential bid. The friend notes Dewey’s decision is final and unchanged by future events, despite rumors of a 1952 run.
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Ore
Thomas E. Dewey
Oregon
John _J. Higgins
New York
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D. Wiggins
Christmas Wrapping Sale Prompts Stocking Shortage
A Treasure spokesman announced new stock for Christmas wrappings and stockings. The sale features uncut sheets received in the past days from Emaraving and Printing, with limited quantities available.
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Ington Lan —Sarry
Rytean
Seertay
Medical Group Proposes New Restrictions on Colt Drug Use
A medical group outlines proposed policies restricting Colt Drug use amid concerns over indiscriminate administration and potential dangers. The plan emphasizes cautious prescribing and stricter oversight to reduce harm while maintaining essential treatments.
No Clues In Attempt That Fizzled
Unidentified individuals plotted to dynamite the United Auto Workers international headquarters in Detroit the fifth act of violence against the UAW and its officers. Attorney General Howard McGrath ordered an FBI probe as a PBS inquiry weighed potential violations of federal law. Rewards totaling nearly two million dollars were offered for saboteurs. UAW President Walter Reuther suspected communist involvement. A dynamite device failed to detonate, narrowly averting disaster. Police and UAW officials link this to prior anti union shootings. A $25,000 reward stood for the dynamiters and an additional $2,000 for Reuther shooting suspects remains.
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Baby Boy Goes To Prison With Mother In Philadelphia
A seven month old baby accompanied his mother who is accused of fraudulently receiving public assistance benefits. The mother, Mrs. Lillian Gi SR, was ordered by Judge George to jail with the child. Deputy Shen Jamies J. O'Shea stated the question of habeas and the judge instructed to keep the baby with his mother. The incident features officials including Inv. Batci and Dr. Precerich S. Raidi as director of prisons.
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Lillian Gi
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Fouy
Shen Jamies J. O'Shea
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