Quiet Argentine Vote Leaves Results Uncertain
Argentine election authorities warned results might lag after a long polling day marked by orderly conduct. Observers noted low turnout in several provinces as ballots were counted, with officials citing transportation and counting delays. The nationwide lockdown and military oversight accompanied voting, described as the quietest in decades though incomplete tallies persisted.
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Buenay Alecu
Tauwa
Mon” Atulislabe
Labor
Cnt
Joe P. Cavorinh
Tuvnouk
Yelow
Rosaria
Camientiy
Spoloxmen
Pero
Com
Dorlyi
Archire Carnout
Beaase
Moron
Mettel
Nherry
Jast Weil
Federal Police
Jurisdiccian
Poliga
SUEK
Argentina
Cal
Juah
Peran
Dose
Tamborinl
Veh
U. S
Peron
State Department
G O P National Chairman Expected to Quit
Washington reports authoritative word that Brownell will resign as national committee chairman to focus on New York City law practice. He has led the committee without salary since the midyear convention and plans to stay active in Republican politics.
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Washington
Herbert Reaciell
Yes ix
Brownell
Kerinwit
New York City
Midri Ma
New York State
Thomig E. Dewey
Dewey
Albay
Wornar
German Vessel Sinks with 102 Believed Lost
Reports say a German vessel foundered on the Elba River yesterday near Guy. About 110 passengers aboard Viskel Wave reportedly escaped. 102 believed lost with other details unclear. Names and roles uncertain due to damaged OCR text.
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Heron
Germany
Elba
Iver
Guy
Riot at Aldershot Detention Camp Captures British News
Nearly 400 mutinous army prisoners seized control of Aldershot Detention Camp for 24 hours wrecking buildings and firing, before surrendering. General Crocker blamed some prisoners from North Allerton. most grievances judged superficial as barracks steadied after the worst disturbance in 26 years. Canadian troops in town earlier protested delays in repatriation.
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Bay
Contol
Aldershot
John Cronken
Arimy
Alan
Barrneha Oor
Genci Crocknes
Yual
North Allerton
Crocker
Nmi
Bombay Tremors Amid Mutinous Navy and Civil Unrest
Bombay faces uneasy calm as Royal Indian Navy mutineers seize control of streets. Civil police detain demonstrators listed by groups while students urge peaceful protests. Emergency orders ban gatherings, with reinforcements and mutiny fallout shaping daily life and industry restarts in cotton mills.
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Royal Indian Navy
Bombay Student Congress
Bunay Congress Party
Pho Upghterviner Ghawgew
Britain
Jamaica
Gliswow
Adm
J. H. Godfray
Royal Inedian Navy
Attya
Anti-Russian Sentiment Rises in North China News Brief
Reported protests in Chungking note rising anti Soviet mood amid claims of Soviet puppets steering a fifth column in Manchuria Mongolia and China. Nanking plans a student led demonstration with merchants and officials joining as Moscow Radio cites alleged remnants of Japanese forces and bandit attacks in Manchuria tied to aggressive Soviet backed activity.
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Moseau
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Palend Hag Arived
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Mongolia
Nanking
Inbov
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Chiang Maleatels
Commerce Department Predicts Trade Rise in 1945 Final Quarter
The Commerce Department forecast a substantial rise in exports for the final quarter of 1945, citing improved shipment volumes and higher overseas demand. Officials projected gains across key sectors including machinery and manufactured goods, supported by favorable exchange rates and policy measures.
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Washington
Tapsign
Morohamihia
Department
Paper Svs Nazi Crew Enjoyed Drinking Bout
The Philadelphia Record reports a German cruiser visit to the Melphin naval base where U S personnel allegedly hosted partygoers with gifts and whisky flowing despite regulations. American crew commander disputed the tale as exaggerated, saying visitors were controlled and only food and clothing gifts were provided aboard.
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Daly Earthom
Philadelphia Record
Atary
Puna
Melphin Naval Base
Ltecord
Geromwa Beerh
Graubart
Los Angeles
Atvel
Teenrd
Planes Ruin Firehor Scargelawn Crime Report
Fire damage reported at the Butte area site after a twargelawn incident yesterday. Chief Horace A. Walker leads the response unit as authorities estimate losses near $40,001 and continue to investigate the incident.
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Asal
Horace A. Walker
Nothy Rilgoheld
Housing Legislation Faces House Debate After Snyder Death
Congress pushes housing bill amid a national shortage with federal powers to act and price ceilings for new homes. Debates unfold as the House weighs extending OPA and financing for home building while political factions clash on authority and terms.
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Ind Mears
Government to educate labor leaders to curb strikes
Washington launches a long range labor education program to train future leaders and reduce disputes. Secretary of Labor and an advisory committee, including leaders from AFL and CIO unions, will develop standards and steward training to aid unions and state institutions without federal overreach.
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Tomorrow
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Dma
Benwolente Weld
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Val Day
Hong
Cray Lina, Ps
Lund G. G
Department of Labor
Thor Standards
Schwellenbech
Canadian Spy Probe Documents Weigh Four Tons
Canadian spy probe details reveal four tons of documentary evidence collected by royal commission officials. Thirteen detainees faced without habeas corpus, including two women. One high ranking official involved and several government departments cited. Prime Minister Mackenzie King says all involved fall into the two groups.
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U S Maps Mass Attack on Building Red Tape
Washington officials push to cut construction costs by streamlining building codes and fees. Commerce Department to study nationwide variations as Congress considers pending appropriations. Alfred Schindler voices urgency for a uniform code to ease industry burden and boost exports.
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U.S
Washington
Commoren Depectinon
Avery House
Alfred Schindler
Congress
Sehradter
Itan Interwow
Commerce Department
Cily Muiching H
Mad Pianist Enthralls Nation's Top Musicians
A reported concert scene featuring a renowned pianist enthralling leading musicians amid a hospital setting. The spectacle included guards and staged remarks about the artist’s influence, with references to famous composers and a dramatic public performance arranged by a hospital psychiatrist for a national conference.
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Nation
Noihal
Michallon
Ghopin
Mogart
Geethoven
Pooper
New York Mayor Urges Murray to Avert Transit Tieup
Mayor asks Murray to prevent a CIO controlled strike that could halt New York transit lines. Report notes Sanctions and warnings amid tensions with Japanese and Philippine forces in Asia. Military actions and local government responses are described with references to divisions, shells, and troop movements.
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New York
Murray
C.L.O
Military Service Merger Bill Faces Senate Subcommittee
A wartime Senate subcommittee this week weighs a three or single carbine merger for Army Air Forces authority. chaired by Thornes. members include Hill and Remocmie, with Cabinet implications and unity questions for future air services.
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Synnors Hill
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Gehempe CL Marshall
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Comrman
Democrats to Battle for New York City
Democrats in Albany and New York City clash as Governor Dewey's budget faces Assembly adoption. Five Senate and Assembly leaders, including Lomonray and Elmara Gavin, marshal a strategy with conference leaders to counter the Republican majority. Aimed at shifting state policy to favor New York City and support Dewey administration aims.
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Albany
Ahle
Dewey
Lomonray Sen
Elmara Gavin
Sembly
Steir
Oithy
Newey
Modified Labor Bill Advances in Senate Amid Debate
Washington and Aelinghale lawmakers push a revised labor bill through the Senate as committee members clash over provisions. Reporters note housing, wage, and the role of government in employment policy while lawmakers vow further action.
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Mareh
Cardinals Skip Spanish State Dinner in Rome
A partial list of cardinals from the Americas attended a Vatican dinner in Rome honoring Catholic princes. Several cardinals declined or were uncertain, with officials noting the New World prelates invited and various envoys and ambassadors present, including Cardinal McGuigan and others.
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Ian
Antonio Villaderas Benito
James Cardinal McGuigan
Toronto
Envique Pla Y Deniel
Manuel Arce Y Orholorena
Menicel Gonenlves
Murder and death by own action in Catskills scene
Reports from Green County police describe a murder and death by own action case at a Catskills residence. Clifford Breeden and Maury Covey were found by a relative, with Coroner Mallon Atkinson stating Breedenberg suffered from a heart condition.
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Hinsete
Pruedenburg
Weedenburg
Greems County
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Vite
Transit strike threat tests New York City labor tense
New York transit workers threaten a midnight walkout over a 12 cent daily wage demand amid a clash between Mayor O Dwyer and the CIO.Philip Murray and union leaders. Officials mobilize police and other city resources to keep the system running as talks continue with Murray possibly averting a strike.
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Willian
G1. Q
Philip Murray
Acold & Crip
Daelarogt
Civise
McDauley Quill
Cod. O. Teamsit Worker Union
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York
O'Dwyer
Murray
Aubint
O'Dever
Tor
L ‘Latve
Thi
Civil
Ser Ice
Ne Chy
Board of Uyans
Serview
Mary
Ak Uuitt
Ina
Yeseeruay Sa Scushington
New York City
Nolon Glenutel
Ald
Hastuel
Imion
Arthur We Wner
Thassit Strikig
Drink Tax Record Sparks Federal Revenue Debate
A garbled report notes a notable increase in drink taxes last year affecting federal revenue. It mentions figures and names in a fragmented way, with references to Utah, Ohio and other entities, suggesting a broader discussion of taxation impacts at the federal level.
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Unita Ant
Inora Utne Anthe Onl
Elory Holtardt Colvetsit
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