Communists Debate Red Army Pullout From China
A chaotic report describes Communist leaders and Chinese factions weighing Soviet withdrawal from Manchuria. Talks reference General Marshall plans, with Beijing seeking restored sovereignty and a constitutional government. Fighting reported as tensions rise between Communist and government forces amid stalled replies from Chungking.
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Chuneklig
Chin
Manchuria
Hung- Bing
Ching
Ruslan
Communaleta
Marshall
Aparint US
China
Tonman
Tonk di
Batueday
Vmt
Troopa
Lin Manchuria
Chau
Chungking
Manchurst
Peoplus
Ure
le Liplans
Letts
Szechwan
Auterim
Gidnase
Twoniste
Rossin
Figh Ares
Jehol Proviice
Ciltalie
Sacie Wulfurg Argudhy
Yingkow
Panghan
Tailin
Munohutls
Legion Backs Criticism Of Bradley
The American Legion national executive committee condemned what it called substantial failures in administration by General Bradley. It supported removing or resigning Bradley as administrator and backed calls for Congress to investigate, while promising cooperation with Bradley if possible and urging department leaders to review the issue.
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American Legion National Executive Committee
Caterans al- Fatys
Maignal Comaninde Juhi Stelle
Mlunilon
Mongreal
Lsus
Bielle
Legion
A. Xubennitttee
Veta Sven
Comander Atelly
Bradley
Auitgdin
Miembora
Lote
Cates
Stelle
William G. Mersley
New Jersey
Riitiva National Legion aMlerts
National
Australia sentences for Japanese war crimes trials
Australian Prime Minister Francis Forde reported results from wartime tribunals. Of those tried, 58 were sentenced to death or imprisonment, with many convictions secured and several acquittals. The process continues amid controversial wartime justice.
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Australiap
Francis Forde
Audtrain
Forde
Three Die as Train Tins Sunday School Bus
Three children riding a Sunday school bus were killed when a train struck the vehicle near Detrait Pennsylvania yesterday. Eleven others were injured, including two in critical condition. The bus carried a pastor and several youngsters en route to Sunday school. the driver was reportedly absent due to schedule. Names of deceased include Joye Lopatt Jettan, Richard Scott, and Date Lou. Police identified the driver as Patten and noted the crash occurred after the regular driver was unavailable.
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Cini
Carmel
Haji Hat Chuteh
Sivks
Holleo
Joye Lopatt Jettan
Richard Scott
Patten
Efly
Niriears
Wien
Ucheduly
Anjared Wera
Homer Haguerd
Chnreh Dengan
Conny Scott
Aster
Steelrad
Andrew Sint
Niney Paul
Margaret Mas Carthy
Ath Patton
Miggert
Chitizen
Sweden Obtains Interceptor Planes for Air Defense
Swedish defense plans show a government and Britain agreement to buy a set number of unmodified Vin padre interceptors for the Swedish air force amid wartime defense efforts. The accord includes a purchase staged around a $22,000 figure and involves parties including the British government.
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Lontom
Britain
de Bachand
Wir
Nomination Test Seeps Through Truman’s Cabinet Rift
The controversy over Edwin W. Pauley’s nomination deepens the Truman administration crisis as party factions clash over the Secretary of Interior post. Lat Lekes and other insiders warn of a Senate battle while supporters insist the president must stand by his choice despite fierce opposition. The dispute splits Democrats on whom to back for Pauley’s replacement and signals a broader test of presidential authority amid wartime demands.
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Edwin W. Pauley
Trutton
Lekes
Mi ‘Truman
Pauley
Mien
Alewt
Voink
Prumip
Puuley
Senate
Provident
Anterior
Wloe Houbel
Jay
Suley
Democratic National Committee
Lille
Paley
Truman
Scites
Prasie Dept
Ikea
Tuntanfekas
Democrate Amde
Lebas
Pauley Santrovert
School Lunch Plan Up for Vote Tomorrow
Washington report on a government plan to provide almost all school children with a daily lunch. Chairman Flannagan of the House Agricultural Committee announced the proposal for permanent school lunch legislation to be considered tomorrow. The plan would cost about 105 million dollars and aim to have states adopt the federal aid program, replacing year to year funding.
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Washington
Wph
Congress
Flannagan
D-Va
House Agricaltive
House
Aoticulture Department
Flannigan
Feducal
Tarnprodien
Fioda
Attack Opens Today On New Price Setup in Washington
Washington launches a new wage-price policy debate as Bowles faces tough questions on OPA continuation. Congressional scrutiny centers on inflation controls and internal policy details. Lawmakers zoals Rep Sadth and Rep Wolentz press for stronger limits or prolongation of OPA powers amid nationwide strikes and labor concerns. President Truman urges Congress to consider OPA without amendments, while Bowles defends the plan before the banking committee and faces pressure from business groups seeking relief from controls.
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Washington
Bowles la Jia Froat
Dole
Thue
Hin
Wardon
Rep
Sadth
R-Onio
Bowles
Alao Tony
Arew
Te Nation
Honan Democratic
Lauder McCorn Mack
Matsachtinetts
Peperman
OMA
Lenin
Moueo Benleng Committee
Spence Dely
OPA Anothuy
Conlinuy
Aus
Wolentz
Ar Ath
Republica
OPA
Truman
Congress
Forter
Spence
ODA
House
Uawles
Statewide Rent Control Proposed by Joint Action Committee
A statewide commercial rent control proposal is discussed by the Joint Rent Action Committee. The statement argues rent control should apply beyond New York City to curb rapid increases. The survey covers multiple cities and highlights a lack of space and rising rents as motivating factors.
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Mbany
Joint Rent Action Committee
New York City
Rowh Bolun
Syincuge
Thien
Binghandon
Schenectady
Athuny
Asariciown
John A. Laraula
Thr
Rambitec
Vale Docks New York as Fourth Brideship Arrives
The liner Vale sails into New York with a chorus of American servicemen and 178 children aboard, marking a fourth brideship arrival from England. The ceremony celebrates families joining the war effort and the return of servicemen to shore.
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New York
Vale
England
Canadian Atom Bomb Leak Probe Expands To London
A Royal Canadian Mounted Police led inquiry into a secret atomic project leak spreads to London with FBI involvement. Washington officials report one operative, with 22 government employees or ex workers implicated. Ottawa places guards around Rockcliffe barracks as diplomats weigh possible foreign power link.
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London
Ollawe
Canadien Gay
Royal Canadian Mounted Pallen
Atom Weeretn
Funain
Nexses
Mounties
Trat Yal
Mountad Ne Tee
Rockliffe
Ottawa'a
Mvee
Rusia
Reyal
Windiowers
U S Army Plane to Fly Hungarian Prelate to Rome for Cardinal
A U S Army aircraft will transport Archbishop Mindszenty from Budapest to Rome for the papal consistory, where 82 prelates including four Americans will be elevated to cardinals. Russians reportedly denied access to the prelate. The ceremony will be the largest cardinal elevation in modern times with extensive Latin rites and papal announcements.
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St. Fries
Rome
St. Peter's Church
St. Peter's Square
Vallew
U.S. Army
Valiewa
Pope Vis
Hungary
Parbcipute
Archibishop
Josef Myndszenly
Budapest
Bbudapest
Myon
Mindesaenly Hare
Pune
Aunetos
Piaence
Lome
Watana
College
Ashior
Kla
Jap Economy May Shake Down by 1949
The article discusses potential shifts in Japan's economy by 1949, noting currency reforms and inflation concerns. It references government actions, financial indicators like NRT total, and speculation on policy impact led by Mindy governance and the DAC.
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Tomainine Catia
Mindy
Menta Muah
Hanwer
Abuaony
Dudley Tess
Salapelny
Catholic Vote Sweeps Belgium in Early Ballots
Early returns from ten of Belgium's 41 districts show Catholics leading with about 210,000 votes. The Socialist Party and Communists trail, while Liberals and the Democratic Union tally smaller totals as coalition prospects form around the Catholic lead.
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Hinges GN
Barly
Leopold
Ham
Helghin
Belgium
Dane
Party of Prove Muineter
Achille van Acker
Chamber of Deputies
Liberals
Democratic Union
Boresus
Wat
Gaiholles
Melguint
Ouleaine
Doubl
Continunists
Tabet Party
Ceretinas
Metiguin Politivally
Sais Teemarigyi
Pally Aglivn
Senators to Explore Prewar Conversations
Reportedly examining prewar talks between American and British officials, the piece notes Navy officers and officials discussing the Japanese, Italian, and German stances ahead of Pearl Harbor. Messages from Manila and Singapore reference Allied support and the timing around December 6, 1941.
200 Cahs Due in Capitol Chicago
A wartime era note announces funds tied to Capitol Chicago with 200 cash due. It lists individuals described as World War II veterans and mentions travel arrangements to Washington and a federal office visit. The passage references a morning arrival in the capital city and several named persons.
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Chicago
Ohh Saga
Bolton
Adiey Ina
Washington
Wilgor Biles
Tom Persons
Motors Strike Still Unsettled In The Associated Press
The 88 day old General Motors strike ended Sunday without an agreement after a conference between General Motors and the United Auto Workers failed to resolve key issues. The seniority clause and wage concerns dominated talks while millions of workers faced uncertainty. Steel plants and other industries showed signs of strain as preparations for possible escalation continued.
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Associated Press
General Motors
Avil
Dewey
U. A.wic
P. Rett Jer
Riuther
G.ml
Virkke
G. M
Santa
Nor Ev
Pittsbury
Gary
Jung
Trish Walt i
General Says 600 Japs Sulut Hiding on Guam
General Henry Le Lugom reports that about 600 Japanese soldiers are hiding on Guam in Japanese trench groups near coastal areas. He cites conditions and the need to maintain security, while noting discipline and supply issues among prisoners.
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Guam
Harhar
Henry le Lugom
Stich
Tatiaen Sailorm
Fiat
Sane
Garin Adda
Conia
Anwar Beltaiou
More Area Settlements Underway
A disrupted steel plant on Green Island faces closure with about 400 workers laid off until further notice. A skeletal crew remains in maintenance and storage as management plans to resume when materials stockpiles exceed safety thresholds. Forestalled by shortages of vital materials, the shutdown reflects broader wage and strike pressures across the sector.
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Eautlowok
Aegon
Steelwerkers
Segorlylions
Myerie Khedudud
Union of
Devils
The
Republic
Rory
Canenia
Amenes
Wits
Rejbine
Widhalor
Tig Spring
Ckeleton
Ongei
Seaway Pla Back Again In Warhavitan Contest
A scrambled report outlines ongoing moves in the Warhavitan Seaways bid and related political maneuvering. Mentions committees, subcommittees, and a joint resolution, with references to figures like Frese Waves and a push toward an electric current project. The piece hints at defeat and strategic stakes involving laws and governance.
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Frese Waves
Femuop
Bilbo
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