Some British Industries To Reopen Monday
London reports that the government will allow central England factories to resume on Monday after a four day stoppage due to frost and famine conditions. Production in northwest London and southeast England remains uncertain. Weather worsens shortages, temperate reports show deep cold, with power supplies strained and widespread overtime expected to stabilize supply chains.
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Britain
Bov
Arnmant
Industrien
England
Niwa
House of Caitmons
Benuhed
Imdiwizlos
Ligland
Biminghont
Ema
Fst
Jos
Tate Souleye
Europe
Gerening
Thambig
Tel
Housing failure looms as worst U.S. problem says veterans group
Buffalo and Gen Grrves leaders urge national action to build 670000 housing units for veterans amid steady talk of false hope. Third Midwest commander Dowston Inan and Temple Beth El speakers press for a coordinated housing program to meet obligations to men and women who helped secure peace.
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Buffalo UM Mtn
Igor Plovmant
Ats Bbl
Wiens
Vietoran
Midne
Dowston Inan
Temple
Beth el Men Cll
Hovsurg
Washington
Two Bishops Named Wrelington over Auxiliary Bishop Appointment
Rt Rev Wopz Mark K Caroll of St Louis appointed as nal Bishop of Wichlin Kae while Cardinal Mooney of Deloit oversees the process. The Apostniic delegate Yosterdasan, Phuradny, and Mayr Align J Babeuuk of Dehal play roles in naming the auxiliary bishop to the church.
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Phuradny
Yosterdasan
Mayr
Easter Jellybean Stock Up At Eastor Specials
The annual stock up at Eastor specialties features jellybeans and a few five cent packages, with old fashioned tellybenny salt by the pound in clear supply. The article notes sugar content and mentions a National Contactionera Aaoclalion president and a railway jobber during the Easter period.
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Eastor
Contactionera
Aaoclalion
Andy
Byron Price Named United Nations Undersecretary General
Byron Price was chosen for a major U N post as Assistant Secretary General. He succeeds James B. Burns and will report after winding up his duties with the Boston Producers and Distributors Association. President Truman announced the appointment amid international staffing moves.
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Byron Price Watlume
Assacinind Cie
Pricer
Faji4ay
Boton Putire Producers & Distributots
Tvale Lindur Ane Johnnon
Fea
Pialang
Topaaniing
Calud
Death by Own Action Succeeds On Ninth Attempt Anshem Culf
A fragmented report notes a series of self harm attempts ending in death on the ninth try. It mentions a 23 year old Mexican individual and various confused names and locations, with a wheel incident at Tachipacs and an injury to Marlon WT Neary at Bathan Cal.
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Tamids Tive
Xy Peitrol
Marlon WT Neary
Bathan
Cal
Washington
Taft
Ohio
Senate
CLG
Pigeidentein Matray
Willie Green
Jetta
Wallen
Morse
Giern
Minniny
Say Old Thing No Ring
A fragmented report notes a statement by a political figure from Seothind about the Ish Broadcasting Compination and its allocation impacts. The speaker argues the issue affects many households beyond simple naval concerns and calls attention to broader consequences.
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Walter Pilwtl
Puryment
Seothind
Fitish Broadcasting
German to Make A Bomtbs For Argentina Says Article
A disrupted New Republic piece by Mirelle and Werner Habsenberg discusses Argentina attempting to build atomic bombs within two years. It cites estimates of material and funding needs, lists scientists linked to the project, and notes international doubt about feasibility.
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New York
Wiliam
Mirelle
Pia Mirela
Taft Rejects Murray Plea For Union Conference
Taft dismisses Murray proposal for a union conference on labor jurisdiction and strikes. The discussion notes possible cooperation between AFL and CIO factions and highlights tensions over labor laws and collective bargaining amid broader political debates.
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Taft
Murray
Legislature Considers Substitute Teacher Pay Bill
In Albany lawmakers debate a substitute teacher pay bill as sessions consider funding shifts and expanded credentialing amid a legislative stalemate. The Senate passes related measures and sends proposals to the Assembly, including an administration bill to encourage construction and a plan to regulate licenses for certain vehicles.
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Albany
Osen Walter Aon Hanes
Bneilo Republians
Senate
Assembly
Sheriff Hints Solution Near in Lynching Case
Greenville rumor hints charges may follow as local sheriff and investigators question Bearden and others in the Willie Cale lynching case. Officials planned further talks with Solielten Teahert and Rearden side to seek a solution, but no definite charges announced yet.
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Willie Cale Ogra
Morday Shevitt
Greenvile
Ene Rearden
Solielten Teahert
Vo Ashe
President Seeks End to More War Powers and Wartime Controls
President Truman urges Congress to end most wartime powers and emergency statutes now in effect. He seeks repeal of 24 emergency measures immediately and the automatic sunset of remaining powers, aiming to restore peacetime government and stabilize the economy as soon as possible.
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Washington JP
Truman
Congress
Ald Hale
Emet
Byken Dee Vo
Pulat
Lion of Pend
Lucas
Hattie CR Nswet
International pressure on Palestine policy when United States demands action
A scrambled report notes U N and US calls for immediate and substantive Jewish mitigation in Palestine. Ernest Bevin faces criticism from lawmakers who blame Allied policy for ongoing tensions as diplomacy attempts to resolve the Palestine question.
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Jando J Tiny
Sean
Taber
Ign
Ernest Bevins
Grnets
Qdvis
United States
Votes for Tertmagers Urged in Senate
Fragmented OCR text discusses urging votes for Tertmagers in the Senate and mentions constitutional amendments, age for soldiers, and legislative actions. Names and clear facts are unclear due to damaged text. focuses on political requests and potential changes.
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Senate
Fragmented notes on Ila Suukem film project and ties to U S figures
The garbled text references Ila Suukem, a film project, and mentions Holly wood figures, a president, and Richard Kennedy Roosevelt. It suggests interest in involvement but says he would not join the producing organization, with unclear roles and affiliations.
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Richard Kennedy
Ronxevelt
Ananamliy
House Republicans Favor Six Billion Slash In Budget
Police report a dangerous maniac linked to Milwaukee area robberies and murders. Finer Henry Pigice charged with murder in Milwaukee car incident. A manhunt and police actions unfold around Chicago and Milwaukee, with a noted spree of holdups tied to the suspect, and prior prison time cited.
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Nmder
Miwankwe
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Dy Moe
Subi Ban
Westchester
Pieree
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He Tectives
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Aiken
Maying
Byeke
Chinese Claim Big Victory Amid Civil War Turmoil
Reports say the Chinese government declares a major victory as it seeks international aid to enforce a new emergency statute. U S Navy chief Cook heads to Washington for urgent talks while Beijing and Shanghai observers note mass military moves and warnings from the State Department.
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Cook
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Niessen
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Pmping
Tientuin
Uitut
Jimi
Lint
ShangiGhg
Peng
Lutein
Resnan
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Nes
Cme
Peng Seid
Dash Through Packet Line Ends in Court
Court appearance follows alleged sham operation by Spangields group. Bowles faces charge for driving without a license after a solo night route delivery of comics. arraignment delayed as officials verify vehicle registration and driver status amid a larger press involvement.
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Spangields
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X Motor
Union Pyke
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New Power4
Vernon Fourtelive
Amd Bowles
Maton
Democrats See Hope for Lilienthal Nomination
Democratic Policy Committee aides signaling cautious support for David Lilienthal as Atomic Energy Commission chair. Wherry Republican cites Texas senator Xa as estimating 15 Democrats oppose confirming him. Some senators publicly back Lilienthal, while questions linger about witnesses and influence of Communist sympathies on the vote.
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Senate
David F Tiuenthal
Wherry
Senetas
Lilienthals
Othee
Chen Win
Mendes
Communista
Closed Shop Ban Sparks Fable Style Debate
A fragmented report recounts a fictional tale where a closed shop ban alters workers and bosses, with characters facing penalties and a tense struggle over industry control. The piece centers on a tense clash between labor and management in a wary, parable like setting.
Adirondack Hermit Sheds Light On Manhattan Life Nonsense
A New York hermit living in the Adirondacks briefly visits Manhattan. He reflects on life, weather, and astronomy while encountering curious crowds. The piece notes locals’ mixed reactions and describes his travel from the cabin to city streets.
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Waldernesa
Anil
Haingen
Bint
Substantial Army Navy budget cuts debated in Congress
Lawmakers backed a huge 8 billion dollar budget reduction focusing on defense. Republicans argued the cuts target waste while preserving security. A compromise proposal sought to limit the cut to 400 million, and discussions noted potential tax relief tied to debt reduction.
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Washington JP
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Army Navy
Bender
Ohio
Fruman
Wudget
Tabor
Engel
Reich
Mhal
Senate
Samiior Byrd
Acmnd
Bridges
RSH
Millikin
Janes
Paff
Congress
Taft
Romanian Famine Called Catastrophe in Moldavia Province
Washington reports the worst famine of the 20th century in the Moldavia region of Romania. The American Red Cross described massive food shortages and looming starvation, with aid shipments of grain and medical supplies arranged from Bucharest and expected to reach Europe within days.
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Europe
Amteri¢an Red Cross
Moldija
Romana
Ivy Red Cros
Ibout
Romain
Amerian
Bucharest
Mide
Ube
Organe
Vaugh
Tito
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