Bevin Sees Britain Ready to Cooperate with World Powers
British Foreign Secretary Bevin spoke in New York amid UN veto debate, urging cooperation with Russia and the United States. He outlined a path for a new code of conduct among great powers and called for economic reconstruction through a united, patient approach. Bevin warned parity with the Soviet Union and Britain’s pivotal role in shaping postwar order, noting challenges within his own party.
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Rochester Youth Arrested in Murders
Rochester police arrested a 17-year-old suspect after a fatal shooting that killed a woman and her stepson. Chief Edward Collins said the youth opened fire at close range with a .22 caliber rifle, injuring the shooter’s mother and the Leonardi family. The suspect was to be arraigned in city court.
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Washington textile prices rise amid overproduction claims
The article reports Maynard of the textile division predicting price declines as overproduction and fraud fears curb demand. He links high prices to reduced buying and notes mild winter lessened need for heavy clothing. Maynard cites weak sales of dresses coats and related items, with inventories piling up and production adjustments underway.
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Local Union to Sue Ford Over Back Pay
Frank Murphy, president of Green Island local of the United Automobile Workers, says the union will sue Ford Motor Co at the Green Island plant in New York for portal to portal back pay. Union attorney Joseph Wale outlined action at a special meeting, with an estimated $90,000 in back wages claimed to date as Ford faces a potential settlement plan.
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British War Bride Has Quadruplets
A British war bride gave birth to quadruplets at St Annis Hospital. Husband John Henn, 28, was present with relatives as the four babies, a girl and three boys, weighed in hours after birth. The family, formerly Dorothy Gerst of London, also has a son aged 17. The event drew radio inquiries from curious listeners.
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Chantan Henn, Jr
United States
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Army and Navy Seek To Retain Sixty War Plants
The Army and Navy Manufacturing Board proposes to keep and operate sixty or more vital plants from the wartime industrial wave. Authorities also aim to hold open over 250 more facilities and convert many to peacetime uses. Some government owned plants already are altered to serve military needs.
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U S to Free One Third of War Objectors
Washington officials say President Truman and the Justice Department plan to release about one third of conscientious objectors in prison. Demonstrators gathered before the White House with placards demanding amnesty. Officials outlined steps including a nine member board to review cases and an order from the State Department.
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Justier Department
Fire destroys Kentucky hotel in Louisville blaze
A fire at the Montucky Hotel in downtown Louisville forced hundreds to flee but injured no one. Fire crews, aided by elevators and stairs, evacuated all 930 registered guests before the flames were controlled.
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Rebel Attacks Spread In Hanoi Across Vietnam War News
Rebels attacked Hanoi and surrounding areas as Viet Namese forces clashed with French troops. Reports said casualties and civilian deaths grew in districts near the city while French defenses and government buildings faced mounting pressure. French warships blockaded Tourane as Hanoi’s university and post office reportedly fell under Viet Namese control.
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Tribute to Gene Talmdage Draws 20000 Georgia mourners
Crowds of more than 20000 Georgians gather outside the capitol as Gene Talmadge lies in state. Men and women, including farmers and oil businessmen, pass by the open casket while a few African Americans also pay respects. Guards from the Georgia National Guard stand near the bier as state patrols monitor the scene.
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Year End Budget Pressures Push White House Message
Washington reports state of the union and budget messages ready for Congress. President faces a $97.009 billion spending plan for the coming year with an overall $1.9009 billion deficit? and $42.5 billion in current-year outlays. Veterans costs and prize decontrol subsidies nudge totals higher, while public works and occupation costs add pressure.
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War era controls ease eyed as curbs vanish soon
Washington officials say GPA plan to wipe out telephones curbs by year end could lift wartime limits on industry. Civilian Production Administration indicates essential utilities and doctors may gain priority treatment while most orders shrink. Some controls on cement, lumber, and chemical producers face revocation or relaxation amid mixed shortages and industry impact.
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Bandits Surrender in Cambrado Besieged by Tren
In Cambrado near Chivas In northern Portugal Bandits surrendered after a 48 hour siege as troops repaired defenses. Vishon GPs Apanish Portne Bueschin were involved in the operation and the hamlet was secured yesterday.
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Pope Calls for Holy Union Across Christian World
Pope Pius XI urged a Holy Union of Christians in a public Mass at St Peter’s Square drawing tens of thousands of Catholics. He spoke from a gallery above the piazza, appealing for unity to defend the church amid global tensions and avoiding anti clerical clashes. The event, attended by large crowds and carrying strong political overtones, emphasized a shared faith against aggression and urged aid for refugees and victims of war.
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Hopes Slim For White Christmas
Weather officials warn against a genuine white Christmas as winter arrives. Forecasters predict fair but colder conditions, with a slight chance of light snow late today. The prior storm left streets slick, traffic jams, and lingering slush, with plows active under Public Works Commissioner William Luby’s direction.
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U S Air Forces in Bad Shape Says General
The general warned the U S Air Forces are not ready to mount a full air campaign this year due to demobilization and economic strain. He noted plans to reach 400 000 personnel and adequate aircraft but trains and manpower lag, with only one heavy bombardment unit fully ready and overseas forces scaled back to maintain some strength for occupation duties.
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Tidal Waves Pummel Islands Amid Quake Toll
Disaster reports place Tokyo and Kyushu amid a massive earthquake and tsunami sequence. Deaths, missing, and injuries rise across prefectures while Osaka and other areas receive aid drops and communications struggle. US and allied personnel remain isolated in quake shattered zones as ministries tally destroyed homes and displaced residents.
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Site Masonic Head Marries Troy Wonun in New York
The ceremony for Troy Wonun and Mrs. Aired was conducted yesterday by Rev. David Livingstone of the Aetuarial Methodist Church in New York. Mrs. Aired served as matron of honor while the groom’s son, Wendell, attended as best man. The couple proceeded to Washington and other southern cities after the wedding.
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