Bilbo Plans Filibuster Against British Loan
In a heated session Senator Theodora Blino, leader of the Democrats, proposed a filibuster against a British loan. The debate touched on a $4.75 billion Angio-American credit package and further loans to allied nations, amid partisan opposition and calls for restraint.
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U S Links Polish Police to Deaths Of Politicians
The United States ties Polish police to the deaths of politicians in a controversial probe. Secretary of State Byrnes cites alleged security forces involvement and a plan to influence elections. Details reference a covert group linked to former Warsaw officials and wartime Allied forces.
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US Grants Finland 35 Million Loan in Wartime Credit Pact
U S officials announce a 35 million dollar loan to Finland to buy urgently needed American reconstruction goods. President Taylor notes the credit comes after nearly a month of negotiations amid invasion concerns and follows a prior 5 million dollar allocation for raw cotton purchases.
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University to award honorary degree to Winston Churchill
Bowman F. Ashe, president of the university, announced yesterday that Ming Florida State University will confer an honorary Doctor of Law upon Winston Churchill on Reb. 2017. The surprising honor comes from a noted institution in Florida.
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21 Believed Killed In Crash Of Big Airliner
Denver reports 21 feared dead after a United Airlines airliner apparently plunging atop a Wyoming peak during a storm. Searchers combed cloud shrouded slopes for the aircraft and 18 passengers and crew. Army and civilian officials coordinated rescue efforts as weather hampered progress and a full recovery awaited confirmation from authorities in Denver and Cheyenne.
Funeral services for Hopkins to be held today
In New York the funeral for Hopkins is announced to take place today at We Marthotoinen's Protestant chapel. The program includes remarks by speakers including Paul Sargent, OmMbehiting, and others, with expected attendance by notable figures such as the Tate President and Thoosevelt.
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Quake Rocks Colowbhia Cali Golomtia
A tremor was felt in Colowbhia and nearby Cali and Golomtia causing alarm but no injuries or damage were reported immediately. The quake appeared to strike near Telipon with minimal aftereffects noted.
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Britain Sees UN Rule Likely for Indies and Netherlands
An article reports that Britain indicates the United Nations may assume trusteeship over the Dutch East Indies and possibly the broader Indies region. Dr. Hubertus van Mook prepares a 14 point plan to address the Indonesian problem, while London and Singapore officials debate the implications and the feasibility of trusteeship.
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Postmaster in Calle NY Jailed on Conspiracy Charges
Postmaster of Calle New York, LeRoy Ac Tibt Merman, was jailed after a judge stated he faced charges of government candy rotation and other financial offenses. The case involves $162,2019 allegedly misused by the postmaster, who has led the community since 1008.
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British Not Consulted By U S In 1942 Dealings With Darlan
New York reports quotes Churchill on December 10 1942 stating the British government was not consulted in negotiations recognizing Darlan as the head of the French authorities in North Africa. The article notes Eisenhower’s access to Churchill and Rostand and discusses Allied leadership during the North African invasion and the shift of allegiance of French forces.
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Security Council set to tackle Greek problem and Iran issue
The United Nations Security Council prepared to consider today its next issue on Greece with British accusations of interference and Soviet charges against Britain. Russian delegates and British officials expressed cautious optimism while awaiting Bevin's response as the council moves toward examining Ukrainian Soviet Republic tensions and Indonesia actions. The body planned a direct inquiry into disputes and an eventual shift to permanent headquarters in the United States after adjournment on February 9.
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Come Back Home Appeal Bids Union Unity In Washington
An unclear report notes the International Federation of Journeymen inviting unions to reunite with the parent federation. It mentions President Willan Geendia praising expansion plans and 600,000 United Mine Workers, while mispunctuated prose references a brewing and theater workers dispute and a Hollywood jurisdiction skirmish with International Association of Theatrical Stage Employees.
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Government Promise Broken Chileans Say
The Chilean Confederation of Labor denounces unkept promises by the government and calls for a five million worker rally. It demands a 12 point leftist platform, nationwide strikes, and a return to normal work after a 21 hour stoppage.
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Three-hour Palestine Strike Uneventful
A three hour protest by Jawlah workers against immigration jestle tions in Padasting passvdl ended quietly. An explosion at a mass meeting near the Halfa-ML Crimel radar station in Jerusalem left two RAB bully near the scene destroyed by the night, with officials uncertain if the blast was targeted or accidental. Large army and police units cordoned the area until the fire was extinguished.
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Pastor Says He Poisoned Daughter Grand Rapids Pastor Says He Poisoned Daughter
Grand Rapids Michigan pastor Rev Frank W Siple 53 admitted guilt in the death of his 18 year old daughter Dorothy Ann on July 3 1933 after a toxicologist found traces of poison in her exhumed body Prosecutor Menso R Bolt moved the case to higher court where Siple waived examination and was remanded to circuit court The clergyman admitted administering lethal doses of poison claiming a quick painless death for his daughter who he said was mentally ill The case unfolded with details of prior accusations involving a church member and a Christmas package allegedly containing poison The toxicology report and court hearings dominated proceedings while Siple and his wife attended appearances
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Filipino Dock Workers Strike for Higher Pay
Filipino dock workers in Manila launch a broad strike demanding higher wages and shorter shifts. Reports say 72 000 dockers walk out, while authorities and military units mobilize to protect port operations and ensure soldiers can resume duties at the harbor.
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Labourite Elected London Wing Commander defeats Conservative
In a by election caused by the death of J W Summerland Labor candidate Wing Commander A Shakelton defeated Conservative M P Nichols by a vote of 18 718 to 28 718 in Preston.
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Hawaiian Air Chief Lacked Patrol Planes
Navy officer N L Bollinger testified that Pearl Harbor defense lacked long range reconnaissance and patrol aircraft before the December 7, 1941 attack. He said warnings were scarce and plans were not in place to guard the fleet, despite prior indicators.
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Dewey Seeks Highest Budget and Postwar Outlay
Governor Dewey presents fiscal recommendations calling for a total budget around 1.0 billion dollars over the postwar period with an estimated outlay of 319.7 million in one year. Proposals include wage and tax changes, plus a plan to reduce the surplus by about 500,000 with increased state aid and revenue bonds. Reaction from party leaders was muted as lawmakers return home Monday and Tuesday.
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Liberty Ship Crew Saved After Wreck Off Goodwin Sands
A United States Liberty ship ran aground amid heavy seas near Goodwin Sands. The crew was rescued after an ordered evacuation, with involvement from Cape Cornwall authorities and a rescue tug from the A. Mat Mat line.
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Lucas Fights Plan to Destroy Warships With Atom Bomb
Senator Louis aYannington urged keeping the 96 warships exposed to an atomic bomb for potential use. Senator Jobhsey challenged the idea and warned of dangerous display of destruction. Critics argued such actions could fuel dictaorial control and misused military power amid Senate debates.
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Bill Bans Strikes For 30 Days In National Debate
A national legislative clash centers on a 30 day ban on strikes as lawmakers push labor mediation, with Republicans and Democrats split on extending government power. The House swiftly considers a companion version as stalled talks threaten a veto, amid protests and public pressure for rapid action.
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Union Rules Out Complete Harbor Troup in New York
Union leaders rule out assembling the full harbor troupe in New York as strikes threaten shipping. Officials say about 35,000 longshoremen may be affected, with looming work stoppages and possible rerouting to other ports.
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