U S Prelates Receive Notice Of Elevation
Cardinal Glemini of St Louis Edward Cardinal Montes of Detroit Samuel Cardinal Walteh of Chicago and Friie Cardinal Unrdimed Spatham of New York were notified of their elevation to the Sacred College yesterday in a Vatican style ceremony reported from the chancery.
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Poland
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Australia
Pope creates 32 new Cardinals in historic consistory
Vatican City reports Pope declares real peace not yet won as 32 cardinals are created from 19 nations during a historic consistory the first since 140 years. The action, said to be meditated long, comes amid wartime tensions and broad church reorganization.
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Clavel
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Aliusuyle
Raul Perce
Francia
Spellman
New York
America
Cardinal Mindszenty's Rome Visit Cited by Vatican Chief
Vatican notes Cardinal Mindszenty’s Rome trip amid a call for broader representation within the Sacred College. Pontiff urges unity beyond national lines and a universal church, with commentary on new cardinal appointments and the global mix of origins.
Senate Approves Bill to Change Spring Primary
Albany 21-Tha Senate passed last night 2010 6 bill which would eliminate the spring primary and secure when presidential electors are elected. The bill opposed by ten Democrats would provide that the primary be held in June instead of April. The measure went to the Assembly sponsored by Senator Charles O Burney of Buffalo. The timing would save $1,000,000 in a presidential election year. The senate also approved a companion bill 24-20 sending to the Assembly a Burney measure requiring election inspectors in large districts to place on the register the names of those registered at the preceding general election and extending automatic registration to those who voted in the previous general election. Senate Democratic Leader Wm. X. Quinn opposed the action arguing it would extend campaigns and nominate state legislators before the ticket head had been chosen.
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Willkie Honored in Albany Memorial Note
Local notices salute Wendell L. Wilkie on his memory and his political legacy. The observance recalls his 54th birthday yesterday and references the 1949 Republican presidential candidate status and era.
Senate confirms Allen to REC amid tense confirmation hearing
The Senate confirmed Allen, a presidential aide, to head the Reconstruction Finance Corporation after a contentious debate. Senator Lang’s admission of objections and arguments about qualifications sparked a broader clash over multiple nominations, including Pauley for Navy Undersecretary and Vardaman for a seat on the Federal Reserve Board.
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Ot Pauley
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Putley
Philippine Regiment En Route to Suppress Jags Near Manila Bay
Philippine army chief Brig. Gen. Macario Peralta announced a regiment was sent to Gabsong Island near Manila Bay to suppress Japanese forces terrorizing civilians. The first Tarlac regiment hunted the jungle for remaining unsurrendered units while smaller patrols scoured the coast but reported no further sign of Japanese presence.
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Hean
Wlite
Eminis
Health Plan Veto Blow To Democrats
A_veto blow to health plan advocates follows a report by the State Commission on Medicine Care. The commission deems a compulsory health insurance program cost prohibitive at about $100 per year, urging no state program. Senate and Assembly leaders push for public hearings and potential legislative action, amid a busy week of election law proposals.
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Mounties Seize Top Canadian As Atom Leak Arrests Rise
Ottawa reports Mounties arresting top government figures as Canada probes a leak of secret information. Royal Canadian Mounted Police detain witnesses and arrest about 22 employees linked to Taymor and other agencies. Royal Commission delays disclosure while aiming to publish findings within days.
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Taymor
Atomic Bomb's Value Debated By Seversky In War Report
Major Seversky told a wartime inspection panel that the atomic bomb created a psychological edge and saved potentially millions of lives by shortening the war with Japan. He cited its impact on military planning, Japan's totalitarian regime, and debated the bomb’s strategic significance versus broader wartime factors.
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British Seamen Strike Over Pay and Allowances
British seamen yesterday went on a walkout demanding modernization of pay structures and improved benefits. The strike disrupted port operations as crews protested stalled wage adjustments and enhanced retirement provisions.
Steel Strike Ends at All Basic Firms
The steel strike concluded with basic firms signing labor agreements, ending a nationwide shutdown that affected about 110000 workers of 750000. U.S. Steel and allies struck deals including a $5 per ton price relief for base shite partners, while Weirton Steel raised wages by cents per hour for piece workers.
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Weirlon Steel Co
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China Policy In Manchuria Stiffening Report
Reports from Chungking indicate a hardening stance on Manchuria with hints of endurance beyond which the government will press. Russian economic cooperation is sought amid talks, while Chinese sovereignty over Manchuria remains a contested point. The Chinese Communist demand for recognition of a pro-Communist army in Manchuria is reported as 800,000 strong.
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Telephone Workers Assembly May Vote Strike Action Today
Union delegates at the policy meeting of the National Federation of Telephone Workers discuss a strike vote. If approved, 250 900 members would be called to strike to support wage demands and promotions. Philadelphia toll operators walk out over promotion disputes affecting long line service nationwide.
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Failure To Provide Fleet Data On Japs Sparks Senate Probe
Washington officials were accused of withholding critical fleet data prior to Pearl Harbor. Admiral Hart and Admiral Layton testified that prewar decisions dispersing ships and delays in informing on Japanese plans contributed to the attack. Layton said negligence would have warranted court martial and severe punishment. The hearings examined prewar orders and the handling of intelligence and oil supply concerns.
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Alleged Killer Jailed on Homicide Charge in New York
New York magistrate Charles Hentgen ordered Gordon de Lari held without bail on a homicide charge. The arrest concerns the slaying of Teyearald Wingousing and Viola de Hart at their Suilen Jalind home. Raymond Canty Dist and attorney Farrell M. Kanesrid signed statements regarding the dispute over money.
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Lancaster Officials Debate Need for More Police Aid
Lancaster officials clash over increased police support as a city strike disrupts daily life for about 21 000 residents. No violence occurred, authorities prepared for possible action, while state and local leaders weighed responses and contingencies amid tense unrest.
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Cuneatoga
Musee Av Volantrera
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Government Directs Steel Price Increase in Washington GA
The government orders a steel price rise of 35 per ton, directing stabilization measures under Henk Tramf and approved by John W. Snyder. The move, amid industrial strikes, sets a new price level for all steel products nationwide and aligns with ongoing wartime production policy.
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T. C. Collet
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John W. Snyder
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Rarhan
Lawmakers urged to oppose Seaway development plan
Reported in Albany the Assembly urged action against the proposed Seaway project. The note claims the plan would divert revenue away from upstate ports, prompting protests and calls for congressional rejection.
Bowles Calls for Halt to Inflation Under Truman Policy
Bowles warned inflation risks if wage price policy lapses, urging sustained controls on food and clothing costs and continuation of food subsidies. He pressed Congress to extend OPA and shift powers to states, vowing to curb speculation and real estate inflation while supporting veterans housing programs.
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Aimee May
Justice Douglas May Get Interior Post
A discussion at the White House about a potential Interior Secretary nominee, Justice Douglas, emerged amid unnamed Democratic sources. Reports indicate mixed signals and ongoing lobbying as the process for a decision continues with broader party counsel and committee inputs.
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