Dewey to Recommend Big Tax Slash
New York leaders report Governor Dewey will propose a substantial tax cut, possibly 29 percent, with emphasis on reducing income taxes while expanding highway spending. The plan may come in his annual or budget message, amid surplus projections and varied administrative support.
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Dewey
New York U
New York
Albury
Gortoys Dewey
Goth
Goveror
the Times
Daily News
Herald Methune
IE Bs
Roverdor
Irensry
Wien
Fertoral
New York Buffalo
Plasma to be provided free of charge to civilians
The Red Cross announced that 1,250,000 units of surplus Army and Navy plasma would be distributed to health departments and then to hospitals and physicians. Every acceptable hospital is to have an instant-use supply at no charge, with a three month initial shipment and warehouses in New York Alexandria Atlanta St Louis and San Francisco. The plan includes a five year supply being turned over to the Treasury and reserves to replenish state stocks, representing about seven million donations.
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Woshington
The
Red Cross
Army
Navy
Red Grosa
New York
Alexandria
Atlanta
St. Louis
San Francisco
Palestine immigration halted Jews declare
A Jewish Agency spokesman said the Palestine Government confirmed that immigration into Palestine has been stopped completely. He said Levin’s promise of 1500 monthly arrivals pending the British American Commission report has been nullified, blaming Arab opposition for the halt and questioning the commission’s effectiveness.
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Jerusalem
Jewish Agency
Palestine
Ernest Levin
Commission of Inquiry
Levin
Stokesmen
Lawyers Guild Urges UNO Control of Atom Power
The Lawyers Guild urged the United Nations Security Council to control atomic energy. They warned the British Canadian American declaration altered the structure of the United Nations and proposed turning central atomic bomb power to a UNO commission with safeguards against misuse.
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Lawyers Guild
UNO
Atom
Wastungten
Nationist Lawyers Guild
United Nations Security Counci
Gudl
Byetes
United ‘Nationa Organization
Guild
Salthis
Security Council
World Peace
Soviet and Allied Diplomats Mull Peace Conference Drafts
Foreign ministers Molotov Bevin and Bidault navigate a stalled peace conference draft amid French reservations and Allied notes. Byrnes pressed holiday talks with Bevin and Molotov as France weighs participation in treaty drafting and the Balkans stake.
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Germany
France
Italy
Romania
Bul Butia
Hungary
Russia
United States
Britain
Balkans
de Gaulle
Georges Bis Wault
Byrnes
Georges Bidault
Biault
Quarterg
Soviet Union
Georges Catroux
Revin
Syrnow
Syassu J House
Tiwitliga
Tie
Bevineh
Laveetin
Ofelia Wemy Org
Red Star
Cone Crite
Stalin
Iine
Stila
Aron bomb remote control aid used in Burma strikes
The 7th Bomb Group of the U.S. Army Air Forces used the Aron bomb with remote control guidance to destroy seven Japanese railway bridges in Burma near Rangoon and Mandalay. The bombs, costing slightly more than standard 1000 pound bombs, proved particularly effective for crippling Japan's supply lines. The article also notes a Trojan Post New Year party reservations deadline at Glen Avenue meeting hall.
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Washington
Rangoon
Mundalay
Don
Japan
Burma
Trojan Post
Traum Post
Velerdna
Buroigat
Industrialist Buys Village of Pierrefield
Gouverneur industrialist Charles Rudermutin acquires the paper mill village of Pierrefield Ilereeford in Lawrence County from International Paper Company. The deal includes a paper mill two churches a stave and about 80 dwellings. Byatems Properties retains the mill’s hydroelectric rights. The mill rebuilt in 1930 costs $500000 and is in excellent shape. The village once had 1000 residents now only 35 houses are inhabited. The mill was once owned by Roswell P. Flower former governor of New York State.
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Gouverneur
Charles T. Rudermuin
Gouverneur Inituatrial
Ute Tancre
Ilereeford
Laverence County
International Paper Company
Byatems Properties, Inc
International Paper
Hudellman
Piercefield
Roswell P. Flower
Watertown
New York State
Miners Trapped After Christmas Eve Explosion in Bell County
A mine explosion halted production since Tuesday. Rescue efforts faced poor air and slate falls. crews from nearby areas joined in. Gas masks issued as officials blocked the entrance and miners' families gathered. Veteran workers warn this could be the worst Bell County disaster, recalls a 15 year old incident with 44 dead.
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Aicus
Hulan
Attair
Lin Stiles
Derb Haris
Hyming
Vis
Waly
Bell County
Navy grants terminal leave pay to reserve officers released to civil work
Officers released from the Navy Marine Corps and Coast Guard to civil civil employment are now entitled to terminal leave pay. The Navy announced that officers who waived terminal pay before May 21 may file for settlement. Terminal leave accrues from active duty release or when placed on an IS.
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Washington
Navy
Marine Corps
Coast Guard
IOC
Gmicows
Elgit
Pacific Air Forces Consolidation Creates PACUSA Command
Five Pacific Air Forces units under U S consolidation form Pacific Air Command of the U S Army, PACUSA, to provide air control for Japan’s surrender and defense. Gen George C Kenney will lead PACUSA with Maj Gen Clement E McMullen as chief of staff. PACUSA will operate with FEAF and other commands adapted to Tokyo deployment, covering Korea and Japan.
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Tokyo
Macarthuy
Pacific Air Forces
Upler
Japan
Snrender
Jalmevicn
Pulsing Defense Inc
George C. Kenney
Pacific Air Comand
Army
Pacuba
Hy Furs Inerls
Far Eastern Air Borcus
FEAP
Ger. Ennis C Whiirsead
Fifth Air Horew
Pacusa
Clement E. McMullen
Far East Air Service
Start
Pacusa Wi
Fifth Air Fores
Saventh Air Force
Fighth
Ryakyts
Prilippta
Masianas
Koren
Jannn
Wives of Servicemen Leave for Overseas Flight
In San Diego California, wives of servicemen await overseas orders as many embark aboard the transport Hendry for long separations. One wife from Lemon Grove travels with her year-old son to join Master Sergeant Kegan, while others remain awaiting word. The Hendry carries Phorrvadet’s mate Ve and Philadelphia-born crew, with navy officials noting she is among the first wave afloat.
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Calif
Nerviguien
San Diego
Hendry Yestenday
Lowpost
M. Kevar
Lemon Grave
Spt
Kegan
Phorrvadet
Phihulelphint
Navy
Samy
Hendry
Electrical Conttiued from Mage One and Strike Talk
The article outlines a looming labor dispute involving General Electric Westinghouse and General Motors. It details union demands for wage increases, potential strike action, and statements from officials about bargaining breakdown. It notes expected employment impact across GE Westinghouse GM plants in 22 states and mentions a call for a government fact finding board.
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Paullen
Etiike
Gunord Motors
Winven Vendov
BE. D
Washington
Warren
Spicer
Urgen G. M. Ofer
Fto
Matles
General Electric
Westinghouse
General Motors Corp
G3ls
Genentt Motors
twRolla
Fions
Mattess
Indus
Wow
Genard Motors
Povernment
Mar
Lutes to Succeed Somervell as Army chief of staff
Washington reports Gen Leroy Lutes, 48, will take over as Chief of Staff of the Army Service Forces on January 1, succeeding Gen Thomas Somervell who retires after guiding the service in wartime mobilization and operations. The announcement honors Somervell's wartime leadership and outlines Lutes’ future duties.
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Lutes
Somervell
Washington
Patterson
Leroy
Ene
Army Servier
Crm Troha Somervail
Taules
Chita
Adi
Sud Epnat
Cerner
Wally Beylee Foyees
Waehingeton
Genpal Somervell
Peialé
Unclear regional clash reported with mixed names and events
A chaotic report describes native troops firing on a vehicle linked to Indonesian and regional leaders. It mentions Sjahri and Javits figures, a mobily attack near a Tear, and gunfire damaging a radiator during a ride. The piece mixes names and locations, suggesting a violent incident with multiple involved parties.
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Ae Cap Indonesia
Gar Barto
Jaen
Daten
Levope
Fred Jt Vollpy
Buttery
Whitten
SDN
Anemaer
Woneslin Repultie
MM Syahid
Vian
Abvak
Mtv Tangs
Enevstans
Spinnawitae Ody
PeruipAnt
Widon
President Chosen Man of the Year in 1945 by Time
Time magazine named a president as Man of the Year for 1945, citing the atom bomb as a pivotal event. It highlights the surrender of Germany and Japan as major outcomes, with military leaders also noted among the year’s notable figures.
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York
Ats
Germany
Itapan
24 Nations to Sign Bretton Woods Pact
Washington reports that representations from at least 21 United Nations will participate in a formal signing of the Bretton Woods agreements at 4 p.m. in the State Department. Secretary Vinson has been authorized by President Truman to sign the agreements on behalf of the United States, with banks and world stabilization agencies to be awarded.
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Washington
United Nations
Bretton Woods
State Department
Secretary of the ‘Treasury
Vinson
Truman
Reng
United States
Oklahoma City Aggies Triumph over Texas 69 to 19
Oklahoma University sharpshooters overwhelmed Texas Chelation 4 30 at night in the Alle College Hig Kotha tournament. Oklahoma trounced Texas 69 to 19.
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Oklahoma City
University of Oklahoma
Texas
Alle College
Okia
Court Battle Looms Over Pro Grid Star Nevoit
The Detroit Lions face a court battle as Alle Wir Commencs or a new league pursues backfield ace Frans Kip Sinkwich. Lions officials deny signing, claim Sinkwich has a free year contract with the NFL and warn of court action if the American Conference pursues the player. The club also announces Eluer Madmik to strengthen the backfield while Coach Dowdis plans talks after New Year.
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Nevoit
Detroit Lions
Atlonad
Alle
Mons
Frans Kip Sinkwich
Sinkwich
Stroey Ue Army
Hais
Lions
Atch Mints Boe
Linkstick
Pra Fanthay
Gua Dowdis
Liang
Eluer
Taepy
Madiik
Madmisls
Stir
University of Detroit
Army Air Force
Doyle Wins Verdict in Harve Dubs Bout at Memorial Auditorium
Doyle defeats Harvey Dubs in a close boxing match at Memorial Auditorium after a slow start. Doyle rallies, lands rights and lefts, and nets a points win while Dubs presses late. Other results include Gebit outpointing Martyk and Avannel stopping Tugov in separate bouts.
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Huttala
I -Triah
Mickey Doyle
Tog
Hamilton
Oat
Doyle
Cue
Dubs
Johnny Gebit
New York
Mike Martyk
St Catherines
Chuck Toy
Cleveland
Joan Avannel
Talede
Johnny Chatmon
Buffalo
Alex Bosas
MacPhail Goes for Fighting Man in Big Way
New York sports page describes Avie Patterson and Larry MacPhail clashing over strategy as MacPhail, now Yankees president, seeks bold moves. Red Patterson weighs in on Dodgers coverage and internal pressroom tensions surface amid national house politics and headlines.
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MacPhail
New York
Triehl
Patterson
Dodgers
Larry Mac Thail
Brasklyn
Ewes
Enon
MacPhair
Yankees
Novier
Igor
Funkeu
Fompia Feist
Smisan Red
Copito
Leary
Yenkow
Naval Academy May Get Metcalf Basketball Star
Navy coaches eye Metcalf from Bainbridge as a standout guard. he has tallied 15 points in seven games for Ramoudge Commodores and is drawing interest from several colleges. Reports suggest he may consider a move to Naval Roadway at Sanapolis amid interest from Tempie University and Hamline.
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Bainheldyy
Tory Metealt
Naval
Sanapolis
Judy
Fae Sudaggler
Morerillville
Tad
Halites
Quinta
Olympics Result Brief Confusing Boston Baltimore Contest
The record shows a rough Boston amateur basketball game where Boston Olympians defeated Baltimore players. Key details and names are garbled, but the second period saw notable scoring moves, with both teams delivering periods of advantage and near equal play.
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Baltimore
Pers
Boston
Boxing and basketball mix at Spa in back-to-back pro events
A rough, partial report recalls a night at the Spa featuring a pro basketball return after three years and a boxing match in which Brockton fighters and Brooklyn opponents battled before a large crowd. Names and details are incomplete due to damaged text.
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Rochester Seagrams
Convention Hall
Spa
Japan
Hskew Kayors Johnson
Brockton
Mass
John Hf Y Faken
Ant Billy Johnson
Brooklyn
Canton Tal
Rule Out Bonus For Buffalo's Hockey Team
Maurie Podolot of the American Hockey League notified the directory of the league last night about a proposed bonus plan. A telegram to Dr. James Allinger and Arthur Chay claimed a $10,000 payment plus $1500 bonuses to players for finishing first in the Eastern division. League president said such bonuses violate rules and that Chapman withdrew the offer after contact.
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New Elven. Com
Pyay
Maurie Podolot
American Hockey League
Teague
Bute Tulalqwa
Ciieuit
James Allinger
Arthur Chay
Main
League
Chapman
Canadiens Triumph Over Leafs 4 to 2 in NHL Clash
Montreal built a 4 2 lead after two periods with Joe Benoit scoring twice, while Syd Apps replied for Toronto. The Canadiens defended their lead as penalties affected play in the first frame and both teams dealt with injuries including Murph Chambers and Babe Pratt.
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Voronta Gil
Twaynard
Joe Benoit
Montreal Canadiens
National Hockey League
Voronta Mantle
Toronto
Joe Binge
Canadiens
Maurice Richards
Billy Taylor
Sweeney Schriher
Leafs
Jin Peters
Gus Bodnar
Craton
Sy Apps Land Gaye Stewart
Peters
Waa Us
Jt Reay
Lecor
Syd Apps
Torotta
Babe Pratt
Mel Fugs
Detroit
Murph Chaneheed
Net Star Advances to National Indoor Junior Quarterfinals
Sidney Sehoris of Brooklyn moves to the quarterfinals in the National Indoor Junior Championship after a flawless run. He defeated William Buck of Summit Park and Lawrence Ilks of Brooklyn, while Richard Savitt of Memphis tops the junior field with a 0-2, 7-8 win. Alan Watson loses to Edward Jacobs in Forest Hills.
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New York
Medell Sidney Sehoris
Brooklyn
al A Chumplunehip
Schwartz
Wilhiam Buck
Uilitable Park
N. J
Lawrence Ilks
H Brooklyn
Richard Savitt
Menphig
Tean
Lea Mabel
Forest Fiims
Alex Hetxeck
Detroit
Dekng. Taylor
Princeton
Alan Watson
Short Hills
Edward Jacobs
Forest Hills
Richard C. Morriedous
New Orleans
Jack Yates, Jr
Chevy Chase, Md
Stolz Defeats George Hansford in Los Angeles Fight
Stolz defeated George Hansford in an eight round bout at Laurel in Los Angeles. Stolz dominated every round, securing his fourth straight win as Hansford weighed in at 13 pounds. The hometown crowd saw a straightforward decision with Stolz improving to a new win streak.
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iPtaine Stole
George Hansford
Los Angeles
Laurel Stolz
Hansford
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