President Rejects Peace Talks With Stalin Outside U N
President Truman asserted the United States would not hold talks with Russia outside the United Nations. He endorsed Dean Acheson’s rejection of Stalin’s indirect peace offer and said any discussion would involve the UN.
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Wallgren Named Head of Resources Board
Washington President Truman announced the appointment of former Governor Mon C. Wallgren of Washington state as chairman of the National Security Resources Board. Wallgren will receive 14909 dollars a year in his new post.
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Lange Denounces Communists Norway Faces Defense Ties
In Oslo Foreign Minister Halvard Lange warned Norwegian Communists over Moscow misinformation as Norway weighs joining a North Atlantic alliance. He said Norway must decide alone, after further investigations, whether to participate in talks, with preliminary discussions to be held in Washington.
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Navy Cuts Fleet To Protect Anti-Submarine Readiness
The Navy announced 72 ships will be mothballed to free funds for faster lighter vessels focusing on anti submarine defense. Secretary Sullivan said 15 major ships move to reserve while 30 fighting ships join the operating fleet, net reducing warships from 735 to 731. Budget cuts include 130000 fewer Navy personnel and 400 fewer aircraft, with nine Pacific air stations to close.
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Li Virtually Without Government in Nanking
Acting President a Teung jen governs in name only as peace talks stall and Nanking offices close. The Foreign Office shows activity while defense ministry staff depart. Sun Yat sen advised Canton, garrison tightens grip, arresting Wang I tung for illegal peace talks and announcing ship permit control shifts to the garrison.
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Senate selects Chaplain Frederick Brown Harris
The Senate yesterday elected Rev. Dr. Frederick Brown Harris, pastor of Foundry Methodist Church, as chaplain. He succeeds the late Rev. Dr. Peter Marshail.
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AFL Satisfied With Proposed Labor Law Talks
The AFL outlines areas of possible compromise as labor law debates stall in Congress. William Green signals likely changes and emphasizes language on non Communist affidavits union leadership and free speech protections. Green plans to present views to the Senate Labor Committee possibly on February 10 and seeks craft worker bargaining unit autonomy within plants.
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Truman Defends Proposed Labor Bill
President Truman argued the Taft Hartley Act injunction powers are unnecessary for national emergency strikes and backed Congress approving bills on housing and reorganization. Senate and House panels pressed hearings as Knowland sought a two thirds rule to curb debate.
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Italian Inventor Claims Defense Against A Bomb
A Vicenza inventor Vecchiato claimed to have developed nine secret defenses against atomic bombs. He told reporters the mechanism was delivered to the Italian government in January and later to a western power. He said the device could be installed on an airship to automatically arrest vertical movement and neutralize effects, offering no further details.
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Albany Church Destroyed by Major Fire
A three alarm blaze destroyed Albany’s 69 year old Livingston Avenue church late yesterday afternoon. Firemen battled the flames for over an hour with the interior wrecked leaving only walls standing. Estimated damage runs to $100,000 as police kept a crowd back and evacuated nearby homes. Continued on page twenty one.
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Fire Sweeps North Adams Building
A four story North Adams mass block housing Smith Furniture and Chaperon Auto Parts burned with damage estimated at 100000. Fire Chief Sau nier said flames wiped out fourth floor storerooms and the blaze drew more than 2000 spectators. Also damaged were the Berling alleys serging third floors Miller Lambard Hurter Printing and Roosac Valley Athletic Club.
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Coroner Appointed in Broome County by Dewey
Governor Dewey appoints Albany born Dr. Glenn W. Tyme as Broome County coroner to fill a vacancy caused by the resignation of Dr. Howard J. Raymond of Whitney Point. Tyme is son of Lish.
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Allied Airlift Nears Record-Setting Week
Berlin reports its best airlift week since the Soviet blockade began last June as Anglo American planes fly over 5 000 tons into the city for the third straight day. Over the past 48 hours the total reached 6543 tons while the city needs about 4000 to 4500 tons daily.
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Five Scientists Lost Aboard Navy Plane
Five civilian scientists aboard a Navy Beechcraft were missing after a flight from Alameda. The crew included pilot Commander A Minnville copilot L Mathus and scientists Dr J K L McDonald Myron Kellogg Rodney Morrin Joseph A Varguz and Dr John J McKinley. A large search involving sixty planes and Coast Guard units ran over rugged terrain near Inyokern California as officials confirmed the loss and noted the craft carried only four seats.
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Snow Halts Nebraska Haylift
Snow slowed the Nevada haylift as wind driven snow squalls paused operations. Roads faced six or more inches of fresh snow with sub zero temperatures threatening livestock and stranded families across Nebraska, South Dakota, and Wyoming.
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Giant Navy Plane Sets Transcontinental Flight Record
The aircraft flew from San Francisco to Washington in about 9 hours 35 minutes with 72 passengers and 92 crew aboard. It landed at NAS Anacostia after a record transcontinental flight powered by the Navy’s Constitution transport, capable of 16 air miles per hour per passenger and delivering coffee, cookies, and lunch on board.
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Cardinal Denies Plot To Oust Red Regime In Hungary
Hungarian Cardinal Mindszenty faces treason charges as prosecutors allege he sought US Minister Selden Chapin's help to escape prison. Chapin denies any letter or knowledge of an escape plan, while the U.S. State Department refutes Hungarian accusations and asserts full confidence in Chapin. The trial continued with contested letters and claims of prior conversations in 1947.
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