Wage Price Plan May Be Ready Today
Washington officials indicate a wage price plan may be ready today with a new price control directive expected to be issued under Collet’s signature. The administration believes the plan will deter inflation, but delays and interdepartmental disputes delay formal rollout and scrutiny continues as Bowles and Bowles allies maneuver for influence.
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Juba Colles
Hawever
Strel Gury
United Blue Worters
Collet
Chester Rawlas
Jim
Wits
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Tenan
Gomanications
Coen
OFA Vent
Cuflel
Riends
Cullel
Whkite House
Pune Parsons
Uead- Vancamenk
Bowles
Ahuminon Dust Reliefs Dread Silicosis Reported
Researchers report a new inhaled aluminum treatment for silicosis shows symptom relief and easier breathing, though no cure yet. Trials involve miners and workers exposed to silica dust. some improve stamina and can perform light activity, while X rays show no cure.
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Denver
Colorado University
Moillclne
Treamenta Ikny
Tanga
Archbishops Mooney and Suritch Arrive in Rome
Archbishops Mooney of Detroit and Suritch Ay Biridet of China arrived in Rome after a long voyage, becoming the first Davidians to meet the Pope from the United States. A large U S clergy party greeted them at the Vatican as they prepared to confer with Pope.
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United States
Edward Mooney
Detroit
Samiel Ay Biridet
China
Ab Reane
Remet Thome
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Voris
Virtioun
Ichhishepn
Aneo
Tim Sol Betors
Vicuy
Hawaii War Tipoff Reported By Investigators
Congressional hearing testimony details a British secret agent warning Hawaii four days before the December 7 attack. Henry C. Clausen cited intercepted communications and a British source, Colonel Wilkinson, who relayed it to Hawaii via a London contact. The note suggested imminent hostilities with Britain and the United States.
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Pearl Harbor
Hawaii
Srecret
Jie Miniwal
Cal
Henry C. Clausen
Wormer
Stimson
Clausen
Watth
Great Britain
United States
Cinisen
George W. Bicknell
Amj
Walter C. Short
Clansen
Hv Bald
Golonel Wilkinson
Gerald Wilkinson
Chiuxon
Mawah Tu
Col
Hoover Denounces Stateism and Taxation Threat to Freedom
President Hoover warned at a Lineal Day dinner that stateism sweeps three quarters of the world and warned that continued inflation and taxes threaten free men. He urged two party government to preserve democracy and criticized big business and labor unions steering policy and public life.
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New York
Harbert Hoover
Ural
Stuleisen
Oth
Ure
Hoover
Julasermire Wyia
Tony
Pridoze
Lous Interfernec
Terror Campaign On Parents Urged to Curb Delinquency
In Los Angeles a juvenile judge declares youth delinquency at crisis levels and urges a society wide campaign targeting parents The judge says many families lack guidance and warns that without parental involvement children turn to crime Community groups in Altadena and the Citizens' Juvenile Council are proposed to adopt programs to counter delinquency and support troubled youths
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Scott
Juvenue Council
Altadena
Mailor I
Van
Wonier
Troble
Nel Teaser
Pavante
Ceci Whitahean
Ty 103
Strikes End in Philadelphia Pittsburg Lift NYC Ban
AP reports rapid labor developments in three major cities ending Philadelphia strike with transportation service resuming, Pittsburg strike suspended, and New York emergency order revoked. GM wage talks show progress as UAW rejects final GM offer while independent unions signal broader action.
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Pittsburg
Philadelphia
New York
Detroit
General Motors
CTO
Philadelphia Transportation Company
United Auto Workers
G. M
G.I.G
Hogal
Alexander Litman
National Federation of Telephone Workers
NPTAW
Unving
Philadelphia Union and Man
Strutks
Ickes Departure Hinted Again In Cabinet Shakeup
Secretary of the Interior Ickes held a special press conference amid rumors of his imminent departure from the Cabinet. Reporters noted the event unusual for a midweek briefing and suggested tensions over Pauley case views with President Truman may be involved.
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Narlar Lakes
Ickes
Truman
Pauley
White House
Is Press Stafl
Livy
Inkes
Buttler
Detroit News
Edwin W. Manley
Navy
California
Videland Oil
Cruman
Dla
Paultley
Vesuvius Erupts Again Intermittent Smoke Over Volcano
A Naples report notes Mount Vesuvius smoking intermittently in spring eruption activity. Authorities coordinated evacuations as nearby districts prepared for possible danger. No further details on casualties or extent are provided in the fragment.
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Naples
Mt. Vesuvius
S. Noldlora
State Bonus Draws Lone Protest
Albany hearing before the Bipartisan Legislative Advisory Committee on Veterans heard veterans and representatives debate a New York cash bonus for World War II service. Officials and merchants urged rapid action, with most favoring a $200 flat payment, though constitutional authorization would be required and could entail a two-year wait.
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Legislative Advisory Committee
B. Colwell Davi
New York State
Charer
Com
Pal
Maj
Albert
Callan
Chatham
T Glan
John Watson
State Council of Retail Merchante
Ray
Veterans of Foreign Wars of New York
Gilbert R. Siwrye
Troy
Civil Rights Restored To Chinese People
The Supreme National Metige Journal reports that China’s ruling authority approved repeal or amendment of rules hindering civil rights. Chiang Kai-shek pledged freedoms in opening talks, faced criticism, and after pressure from the Democratic League, police actions aided implementation of promised reforms.
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Chiang Kui-whek
Yealom
China
Supreme National Meteige Jounal
Chiang
Danceratic League
Chungking
League
Detenae Council
Corn Supply May Drop To Low 1944 Level
The Agriculture Department warned domestic corn supply may hit a low level in 1944. The shortage risks sharp reductions in meat, especially pork, and cuts to other food grains and oats. The report notes depleted corn stocks and tight supplies across several key products.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Isi
Mh Shuirp Bauiditlon
Iver Atoede
Deaeydbadt
Martial Law Declared in Calcutta Amid Riots Toll
British authorities impose martial law in Calcutta after two days of unrest that left 44 dead and 170 injured. Governor FG Casey warns troops will use force to clear roads and restore order. Violence spreads from Calcutta to Bombay and New Delhi. Muslims and Congress leaders react amid clashes with police and looting. An American unit reports minor casualties and civilians spared by protection efforts.
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Housing Funds Sought in Bill for 100000 Temporary Units
Washington lawmaker Rep. Ganlien proposes a bill authorizing 250 million dollars to build 100000 temporary housing units for veterans and families. The measure ties into President Truman’s housing program, increasing the Housing Administration’s available funds from 160 million to 250 million for new construction and reallocation of existing war housing facilities.
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Washington
Alep
Ganlien
D.-Tex
Truman
Congress
Argentina Rumors of Nazi Ties In State Dept Blue Book
A sensational State Department Blue Book accuses Argentina of Nazi influence in culture economy and politics. It alleges continued Nazi networks, wartime funding, and a powerful German business presence, tied to the regime and delayed actions until after elections.
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United States
Nagissny
Argentina
State Department
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Arzestine
Bagos Aines
United Nations
Ludwig Freude
Freude
U S Accusations May Cause Break With Argentina
Buenos Aires reacts to a leaked U S memorandum linking Argentine officials with Nazis. The document sparks speculation of a possible diplomatic break as Argentines weigh the implications and the Foreign Office considers its awareness.
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U. S
Argentina
Buenos Aires
United States
Dividiant
Ameriqine
Republic
Washington
Foreign Office
Rainer
Black Market Drive Approved By House Group
The House Appropriations Committee approved funds to hire 1,085 more federal coal enforcement and treasury investigators to pursue tax evaders and black market operators. OPA head Bowley warned of a growing black market in meat and building materials while pricing controls may stay in place for a year or more due to economic conditions.
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Washington
House
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
OPA
Chester Bowley
General Clark's Judgment In Rapido Crossing Upheld
The War Department upheld General Mark Clark's role in ordering the Rapido River crossing by the Texan Division in Italy. An amnesty report to the House Military Affairs Committee will decide if a congressional investigation is needed. Veterans of the 36th criticized Clark as the committee weighs the inquiry.
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War Department
Mark Clark
Rapido River
Italy
Department
House Military Affairs Committee
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Brown-wood
Tex
Claris
Aray
Chaitman May
O-Ky
Jep
Thomason
Dex
Rup
Andrews
Patternon
Woman Attorney Wins Georgina Election in Georgia
Mrs Helen Dong Saal, an attorney, defeated 47 mere yesterday to succeed Robert Rampeck as representative of the fifth Georgia District. The new congresswoman, 49 years old, carried the late vote tally, with support from unions and local figures.
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Mra Jtelen Dongs Saal
AH Innin
Robert Ramapeck
Georgia
Mtil
Man‘am
Bis Balin
Thomas L. Camp
Rene Secretivy
Bilmispeck
Manutin
Meally le O
Brazil Bank Strike Ends with Pay Rise for Workers
The bank strike in Brazil ends after workers accept a monthly wage increase of 300 cruzeiros about 15 dollars, retroactive to June 4. The walkout began January 2, affecting banks across the country.
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