U S and Britain Open Talks on Franco Spain Regime
Acting Secretary of State Dean Acheson disclosed that the United States aims to discuss Franco Spain with Britain and France while moving to recognize Balkan regimes after Moscow laid lines for Romania and Bulgaria treaties. A three way conference is possible during the UN session in London with Bevin and Bidault attending.
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Patterson Denies Troopships Used To Carry Japs
Secretary of War Patterson denies use of troopships to transport Japanese in the Philippines. He cites Washington only cargo ships for troops and claims ships used were not equipped for long-distance troop movements. He notes air lift options and life-saving gear as alternatives if needed.
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Five Die in California Warehouse Blast Deadly Explosion Kills Five
A blast leveled a two story warehouse apartment building in Santa Barbara California injuring five others none seriously. Five residents were recovered from the ruins including John Johnson Caroline Sue Stovall 10 Mildred Watson McLain 42 and Mrs Francis Watson McLain 26. Fire officials said a butane or gasoline tank may have contributed to the blast with a faulty pipe line suspected.
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Mildred Watson
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Anthony Bordha
Ick
Obituary: James Sloan dies after 32 years in White House service
Danville obituary for James W. Sloan known as Jimmie of the Secret Service who served 32 years guarding presidents including Truman. He died yesterday at age 60 from heart disease after long illness. Sloan retired July 1 after service with the White House guard.
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30-50 Coal Miners Believed Killed In Kentucky Blast
In Pineville Kentucky a violent coal mine explosion trapped 20 to 50 miners, with rescue teams facing fire and smoke. Officials including Daniel Khecington of the Bureau of Mines said most or all trapped may be dead. Operators and rescuers worked through burning debris as a long mine passage remained blocked.
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Nomemade Wiring System Caused Hartford Blaze
Hartford Christmas fire at Miles Street Hospital killed 17 and injured five after an improvised wiring setup linked to Christmas tree lights sparked a blaze. Police Commissioner Edward T. Vikey said a patient aged 8 connected a clock wire to the lights, with two wires found among the ashes. A hospital attendant unplugged the tree, but the short circuit ignited cotton beneath the tree and spread rapidly within seconds.
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Truman Plans Nation Address And Labor Proposals
President Harry S Truman, at the White House, indicated he will present labor and other legislative proposals directly to the people in a radio address early in January, with a state of the Union message likely to follow before Congress reconvenes. He also prepared for a Christmas visit with his mother in Grandview, Missouri, before resuming duties in Washington as talks on stopping strikes proceed.
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Dewey Calls Legislature to Act on Rent Controls
Governor Dewey urged the New York Legislature to prepare for possible state takeover of rent controls to shield tenants from inflationary increases. He proposed an informal committee to study options, including agency or court administration and coverage of commercial and saw buildings, citing the wartime controls as a model and warning of potential evictions.
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Jap guard Tsuchiya sentenced to life in war crimes trial
Atsuo Tsuchiya known as Little Glass Eye, a Yokohama camp guard, was convicted by the US War Crimes Commission on charges of torturing and mistreating American prisoners. He received life hard labor and was acquitted on several beatings claims. The verdict followed secret ballots and a brief defense, with a second commission to start soon for other officers.
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Beverly Coleman
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Tsuthiya
Charles P. Hall
Eighth Army
Jira Watanane
Nation to Have Respite From Snow and Cold This Week
The nation may enjoy a lull from sleet snow and bitter cold through the week end as the Weather Bureau forecasts fair conditions across much of the country. The coldest reading in the last 24 hours was eight below zero at Minot North Dakota, a seasonal figure for bad weather. The storm system that brought freezing rain and snow to the central and eastern states has moved eastward, leaving the Great Lakes region with lingering snow.
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Electrical Workers Strike Looms After Jan. 5
Washington news report shows a strike by 200000 electrical workers looming after a two hour conciliation conference with Edgar Warren. The union seeks a $28 daily wage increase from General Electric Westinghouse and General Motors Electrical Division. Talks with Labor Department officials continue as the date for a walkout remains to be scheduled by locals.
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French Assembly Ratifies Bretton Woods Pact and US Loan
The French Constituent Assembly unanimously approved the Bretton Woods monetary stabilization agreement and a $550 million loan from an American export–import bank. It also authorized the devaluation of the franc, with a vote of 806 to 4, as de Gaulle urged steady production, balanced finances, and lowered government expenses. The franc value was set at 129.10660 per dollar and 200 per pound. Finance Minister Rene Pleven called the move a liquidation of the past.
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O'Dwyer to Take Oath After Midnight December 31
New York mayor elect William O Dwyer will be sworn in at a private ceremony just after midnight on December 31. Judge Albert Conway of the New York State Court of Appeals will administer the oath at O Dwyers temporary residence in Elm Harbor Queena. A public ceremony is planned at City Hall on New Years Day noon.
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Foreign Ministers Reach Agreement On All Main Issues
Western diplomats report major powers moved toward consensus on key topics as Franklin Byrnes Ernest Bevin and Vyacheslav Molotov signaled progress. The three nations pressed for an early communique and a swift move to peace treaty talks, while observers noted significant progress beyond initial expectations.
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Posthumous Honor to Kingston Soldier at Governors Island
A media of honor will be posthumously presented on Governors Island to 8/Sgt. Robert M W Dicke of Kingston New York. He was killed while removing demolition charges from a bridge near Kirchain Germany during heavy enemy fire.
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Robert MW. Dicke
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Kirchain
Germany
Army Releases 4,466,000 Since May 12
Washington reports that 4,466,000 Army personnel had been returned to civilian life from May 12 to December 21. Of this total, 874 were released from September 2 to December 21. Since VE Day, 18,193 doctors, 4,375 dentists, and 8 nurses have reverted to civilian status.
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Lucas Seeks Quizzing Limits to Speed Pearl Harbor Probe
Washington reports Senator Gueas D Al proposes dividing witness questioning among the Pearl Harbor Investigating Committee to accelerate hearings. Adm. Marold Te Stark would be examined by one or two members while others quiz later witnesses, as Republicans resist strict limits. The panel aims to finish by January 15 with Mitchell possibly testifying, and names of former Legion commanders discussed for possible roles.
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China Negotiations Postponed Amid Dim Early Truce Hopes
Talks between Chinese government and Communist leaders were postponed after a brief informal social exchange. A government spokesman said the truce terms were conditional on withdrawal of forces from rail lines, while Marshall met with a seven member league delegation including Mrs Liv and received a letter from a truce advocate urging American troops to safeguard any agreed accord.
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