Russia Backs Levant Demands in United Nations Fight
Amid heated debate in the United Nations Security Council, Russia and other delegations pressed for the withdrawal of British and French troops from Syria and Lebanon. Egyptian and Syrian spokesmen questioned sovereignty while the United States urged negotiated withdrawal and diplomatic solutions. The council adjourned after a day of contentious statements and calls for peaceable settlement.
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USO Entertainers Aboard Plane Missing in Weather
A CY transport plane carrying nine USO entertainers and twenty personnel disappeared after taking off from Panay for Cebu. Army authorities say the aircraft likely crashed in bad weather on February 5. The flight was missed amid a wide search effort. remaining aboard included over mflitter personnel and four crew members.
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Abduction Complaint Dropped Over Missing Boy Case
Philadelphia mother Ruth Walfe Heinberg said she did not wish to press charges against eight-year-old Auge in the case of her two year old son Joseph Lowia Wolff who was found unharmed at Lakewood New York. The mother said her son vanished with a nurse she had employed three weeks earlier. The report mentions tangled names and unclear details.
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Roosevelt Saw Jap Messages And Said This Means War
Naval officer testified to Congress that President Roosevelt examined intercepted Japanese dispatches the night before Pearl Harbor and declared This means war The account by Commander Schuly Wald described Roosevelt handing pages to Harry Hopkins and discussing Japanesen surveys and Pearl Harbor but not any specific warning messages The testimony also noted attempts to reach Admiral Stark known as Betty and indicated the president’s discussion focused onIndy China not a direct warning to others
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Soviet Agents Linked to Lealke Atom Secrets
Report claims Soviet agents connected to Canadian atomic secrets as Ottawa orders investigation into confidential information leaks. Prime Minister appoints Royal Canadian Mounted Police to probe employees and foreign missions amid public concern.
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Treasury Proposes First U.S. Debt Cut in 15 Years
Treasury proposes debt reduction of about 2.78 billion dollars, roughly one percent of total debt, funded by redemption of government securities and a large cash balance move. President Truman signals plan to lower the debt by late June, while the Federal Reserve criticizes the plan as potentially inflationary despite reducing outstanding obligations.
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Albany Man Named To Judicial Council
Albany's Charles Sullivan was nominated by Governor Dewey to the United States Judicial Council. The Albany resident and Livonia native is a graduate of Pantone College. The nomination advanced to the Senate for continuation.
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Benefits Washington Debate Sparks Relative Fee Clash
A Washington debate centers on a measure affecting family and dependent benefits with stakes tied to pension rules and relief programs. Lawmakers clash over eligibility, funding sources, and potential impact on relatives of veterans and seniors amid evolving tax and social policy.
President Backs Blue Book Indictment Of Argentine Rulers
President Truman and Secretary of State Byrnes vigorously supported the Blue Book charges against Argentina's military rulers. Byrnes said the document had full U.S. government approval after review by Truman, while Peron dismissed the claims as a Braden plot. The exchange touched on espionage links and the fate of Argentine officials allied with Nazi Germany.
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Mental patients escape during nurses strike in Kingston
Amid a nurses strike at Kingston Mette al Hospital, about 100 patients escaped and roamed nearby areas. Police responded as staff struggled to regain control, with reports of disturbances and limited food supply cited by authorities.
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Iran cabinet reshuffle nears as talks with Tassia loom
Reported changes in the Iranian cabinet surface with new ministers Vohan and Quinvam amid ongoing divorce negotiations and a key dispute at a port. The discussions involve Tassia and center on a major regional conflict, with positions shaped by the recent appointments and the stalled talks at the port.
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Truman Denies Prewar Prediction on 1948 Presidency
A garbled news item reports President Truman denying a 1948 presidential prediction. It suggests he would pursue a new term despite rumors and mentions reactions from press and political observers. The fragmentary text hints at questions about succession and public expectations surrounding the White House tenure.
Veterans Hit Supervisor Appointees
Veterans in Rensselaer County joined by a delegation of 17 veterans' groups at a Rotating Supervisors meeting last night to oppose how the board appoints veterans affairs officials. The unopposed appointment for county veterans affairs director was approved after debate. The salary is 84,000 with the main office planned for the county seat, while veterans organizations pressed for clearer qualification standards and protest against the selection process.
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Unclear source text about U S forces in Chimgbing
Fragmentary OCR describes U S personnel at an unclear location with garbled place names and dates. It mentions redeployed forces and strength estimates but lacks verifiable details or coherent events for a proper summary.
Retroactive Steel Pay Settlement Ends Long Steel Strike
Washington AP reports a tentative settlement in the U.S. Steel wage dispute, averting a strike and retroactively raising hourly pay. About 130,000 steel workers gain a roughly 18 14 cent per hour increase, effective Monday, with the full retroactivity debated during negotiations. President Truman praised the agreement as a landmark in industry history and thanked key officials and the union for resolving the dispute.
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G.O.P. Senators Attack British Policy in Shaky Debate
Senators from the GOP and Representative Steffh Nels vocally challenge a proposed British accord as lawmakers clash over security and energy measures. Bridges of New Hampshire defends party lines while colleagues pressed for rapid action amid mounting opposition.
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Truman Says Lekes Didn't Dare Impugn His Integrity
In Washington the president defended his integrity and denied any attempt to impugn it while addressing concerns over cabinet appointments and political allies. The dialogue touched on rumored postings and plans, with emphasis on loyalty and the administration's strategic choices amid ongoing political pressure.
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Mediator Sees Auto Strike Could Be Settled Today
A mediator stated the auto strike could be settled today as talks between President GE Wilson of Germ Motors and President Ry J. Thunne of G1 United Auto near a breakthrough. Wilson remained cautious, while advocates urged a quick resolution amid labor tensions and wage discussions.
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