Big 3 Agreement Assures Security Of Atomic Power
Senator Vandenberg said the Mayenne agreement ensures full security over the atomic power issue with all phases subject to congressional approval. He noted the four objectives listed by Byrnes Molotov Bevin will be pursued with independent safeguards, and will be tested by a United Nations commission.
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Navy Combat Men Protest Bad Train Conditions
Navy combat men, en route to separation centers in Maryland and New York, halted briefly in Pittsburgh to protest poor travel conditions. They cited lack of water, damaged coaches, and spoiled meals as 11 train cars ran eastward, with some sailors boarding later after delayed repairs. An unnamed commander planned an official protest on the East Coast.
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Truman Signs Measure Extending War Powers
President Truman signed legislation extending the Second War Powers Act until June 30, 2015. He warned Congress must prolong priority and allocation powers to prevent inflation amid war-time shortages. The White House noted Congress cut a longer extension to six months.
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Mass arrests grip Jerusalem after deadly Palestine blasts
About 2,000 persons were detained in Jerusalem and Tel Aviv after explosions killed 10 and wounded 12. British troops patrolled streets while curfews kept civilians indoors. An official count named two police assistants among the dead and listed many injured as authorities searched for those responsible. Armaments were found as casualties mounted and jails released prisoners for questioning.
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President Signs Bill for UNRRA Funds
Washington reports the President signed a 2.4 billion deficiency supply bill funding UNRRA and related needs. The measure includes 750 million for United Nations relief and rehabilitation, 191 million for veterans housing, and 124 million for navigation and flood control projects for the remainder of the fiscal year ending in June.
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Truman Plans National Address From Yacht Voyage
President Truman, returning from Missouri for Christmas, signs four bills and greets callers in a three hour White House visit. He will draft a radio report from his yacht to be aired Jan 3 or 8 and work on a State of the Union message for Congress reconvening Jan 14. The voyage includes a potential stop near Quantico while keeping the yacht within 300 miles of Washington.
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Michigan Doctors Contract To Treat Veterans at Home
The Veterans Administration announced a contract with Michigan physicians to treat service connected veterans at home, via the Michigan State Medical Society. The plan resembles a Blue Cross style pre payment setup and covers non hospital care through private doctors, with approval by VA to determine service connection.
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GM quits fact finding in profits row
United Automobile Workers and General Motors clash over wage and profits data as GM withdraws from a government fact finding panel. Walter Reuther defends direct talks while GM demands ability to discuss profits and prices only through appropriate channels.
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Two Ships Collide Outside New York Harbor
New York The Britta merchant ship Waipawa and the George N. Seger collided just outside New York harbor last night. Coast Guard said no word of casualties while dispatching rescue vessels. Waipawa, about 18,437 tons, reported flooded holds. Seger suffered heavy damage and required assistance. Weather was said to be poor and cause undetermined.
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Calloway Cleared in Karns City Incident at Ballroom
Calloway, a Black band leader, was declared innocent of charges of intoxication and resisting arrest after a dispute at the Kane City ballroom last Saturday. Police cited insufficient evidence for Noonan’s dismissal.
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Death Mareh Hero Shot By Rival
New York veteran Captain Archie B Miller, 25, shot and wounded rival Dale a former Powers model Captain Eugene Male YT, in a fatal assault sparked by a love affair and pending divorce. Miller, estranged husband of the model Tuy Hancock Miller, fired six shots at Dale, three hitting him in the head chest and abdomen. Dale identified Miller as his assailant and was taken to Roosevelt Hospital in critical condition. The Miller marriage lasted three months after a prior union dissolved amid accusations of infidelity. Dale, a Mitchell Field serviceman, survived captivity and a death march in the Pacific.
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Trolley Oil Truck Crash Kills 4 in Philadelphia
Four people died and seven were injured in a collision between a trolley car of Philadelphia Transportation Company and an oil truck near Esington suburb. Officials called it the worst such accident in the area since 1910. Rescuers found victims trapped and burned, unable to determine age or gender.
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Strikes Delay Civilian Production Across Industries
Washington reports from the Industrial Board show civilian production slowed as labor disputes press on. Officials warn that widespread strike impacts will linger until settlements are reached, with firms like General Motors deferring orders into March.
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38 Reported Killed In Mexican Bus Crash
Fifty or more people were injured in a bus collision near Bella Mexico last night. Rescue teams reported eight to ten serious injuries with several passengers trapped. The crash occurred when two buses traveling in opposite directions collided and rolled down a slope near Tepenene and Matandros Teucar, west of Tem. Authorities stated the casualty toll may rise as more details come in.
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Replacement of Regents Tests Urged in New York
Spracuse New York proposed replacing Regents Examinations with two comprehensive tests for all youth in high school age, whether in or out of school. George D Stoddard, state education commissioner, announced the plan at the New York Path Association conference. The plan aims to reduce dropout incentives, link students in and out of school, and inform teachers about youths’ abilities for extension work and part time courses. The current Regents exams are seen as the sole path to college, and the commissioner urges study and possible substitution pending committee review.
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U N O Site Talks Narrow to Boston or New York Area
An interim UNO planning panel favors locating the United Nations headquarters near Boston or New York City. A sub committee will visit possible sites in a 40 to 60 mile radius of Boston and within 25 to 60 miles of New York City, with Princeton, New Jersey also under consideration. Philadelphia was eliminated for proximity to Washington.
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All Fires Believed Extinguished In Kentucky Mine Disaster
In Pineville Kentucky after an underground explosion eight men were trapped. Two rescued last night were brought to surface. Albert Bennett died in hospital after evacuation. Names include Bud Towns Branstutter and Branstutter brothers, Tom McQueen and Charles Lingar among others. Rescue efforts continue for the remaining miners as physicians treat the injured.
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Theodore Dreiser Dies After Heart Attack at Home
Noted American author Theodore Dreiser died at 6:45 p.m. at his home after a heart attack. His wife Helen Dreiser was at his bedside. He had completed two novels recently and lived in semi retirement with his wife since moving to New York ten years ago. Survived by his widow, two brothers Edward and another sibling Vera Dreiser of New York City.
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