Bilbo Guilty in Senate War Inquiry Outcome
Washington crowding the Senate War Inquiry report shows Bilbo facing possible federal charges. Kilgore stated the evidence was sent to the Attorney General for appropriate action. Republicans may join Democrats in pressuring Bilbo amid a third-term Mississippi race and long career in state government.
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Washington
Theodorn OW
Bilbo
Mls
Senate
Shainin Kilgore
Geiai'el Moratch
Kilgore
Justice Department
Bittu
Mississippi
Una Arficles
Slater Scantor
Mississinpi
Bilbo Isquen Wetter
Britain Shelves Morgan Deputy To Eisenhower
British authorities announced the shelving of General Morgan, deputy to Eisenhower, amid conflicting statements from the War Office. Morgan described his retirement as heartfelt and alone, while officials withheld further comment.
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Britain
Shelves Morgan
Eisenhower
Vettres Li
Pendaniel Morgan
Byer
Elsate Powers
Augranie Honda
Garmany
Morgan
Alony
W War Office
Morgin
British Press Association
Mie War’ Office
Tony
Aes
Uval
Frank
Turt
Europe
French Report New Reyult Quelled
French Indo China forces claim a rebellion in western Cambodia near Tonkin was crushed after weeks of fighting. A Camber faction calling itself free Tet led by an army of several thousand rebels staged attacks but were repelled from Batlam Tang by French troops aided by Siamese forces and VistNamora veterans.
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Neehey
Camibodia
Tonkin
Mapatch
Batlam
Tang
Siam
Ford Suits To Be Filed Here Today
Retroactive pay claims seek about 300000 dollars, potentially tripling with related actions. Employees at Ford Molnar Company Green Island plant may join suits in Supreme Court, led by Frank Murphy and union officials, with about 385 already consenting and around 1200 eligible for retroactive pay dating to 1998. The Green Island plant now employs roughly 460 workers.
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Mdalnun Tata
T Hat
Agier
Ford ‘Molnar Company
Green Island
Dinne Inday
Supreme Cour
Lave Tat
United Automobiie
Worley
Irgh Argitral
Caren Pin Formep
Franke 'T. Murphy
Wilewood Aneie Boudreau
Uno
Plana
Murphy
Dale
Greealand
Byrnes and Envoy Rehush Argentina Talks
Secretary Byrnes met with Ambassador George M. Mussermith and other Latin American officials to ease tensions with Argentina. Reports say Byrnes and Burns clashed with State Department voices over policy toward Argentina, with a brief one hour twenty minute New Year visit to discuss the situation.
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Washington
Byrnes
George M. Mussermith
Iha
Palley
Measerselle Intianet
Secrelney
Deraden
Argentina
British yield on Palestine sparks partition talk in London
A London briefing reports growing belief that Britain favors partition of Palestine into independent Jewish and Arab states. Bevin and Creech Jones discuss Zionist participation as cabinet and officials push toward a possible plan ahead of the January 21 conference.
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Holy Land
Areb Bhatny
Brain
London
Palestine
Staolf
Uke
Alan Cunningham
Lantoy
Jerusalem
Evelyn Barker
Gov
David Bun- Govlon
Jewish Agenny
Cregeh Jenen
Ernest Bevin
Creseh Jones
Bagel
Switzerland
A. H. [Stiver
Cleveland
Ohio
Donuke
Lof Palestinu
Ben-Gurion Duke
Hey
Willy Creech Jones
Britain
Creech Jones
Uy Tsk
Ulcome
Ben-Gurion
Downing
Five Die in Cargo Plane Crash in South Carolina
Five men aboard a cargo plane crashed in Charleston South Carolina late Tuesday night. The unarmed type aircraft operated by a Newark New Jersey firm carried workers from Continental President Walter Grennell in Minnesota. The injured and uncertain details point to a multinational crew and employer.
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Charleston
S.C
Ware
Walter Grennell
Mini
Veisnons Wortan
Plate
Stave
Ardess
Anti U S Attacks Spread In Peiping Amid China Demonstrations
A violent incident in Peiping as around 1 000 Chinese students paraded against U S forces in China. An American Army officer was beaten, a girl’s clothing grabbed, and a photographer struck while trying to document the event. The mob carried anti U S signs and shouted insults as demonstrations continued. A separate report notes a Chinese woman alleging rape by two U S Marines, with a Marine board to review possible court martial findings.
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Ate Lemar
Aepdale
Aexking
Genleridtey
Metiec
Neutenant
Joffre
Jhoteat
China
Antuly
Louis &. Roth
Demonstratara
Priping
Mt Pesmng
Christos
U. 8
Marine Board
Sol
Julian Friahe
Peiping
Friahe
Last of Four Firemen Rescued After Loft Collapse
Four New York firemen were trapped for hours when a burning Broadway loft building collapsed. The last man, Fireman Michael Bennett, was found and aided by Dr. Harry Archer, honorary chief surgeon, who performed a flood transfusion. Firemen drilled through debris and brick to reach the imprisoned crew.
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Receu
Harry Archer
Anth
Pireman Michael Bennett
Archer
Broadway
Yen Killed in Mexico War Department Report
The Mexican war department reported yesterday that ten persons were killed and scores wounded in Chiapas state during protests against the installation of a mayor. Judicial and municipal police fired on crown protests in a clash near the capital.
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Mexico City
Mexicans War Department
Vaat
Capnetigla
Chyapas
Muni Stage Only Upset in Annual Bowl Classics
Unclear OCR text reports New York university seven-touchdown upset and several bowl results. It mentions Cotton Bowl in Dallas with LSU defeating Arkansas, Sugar Bowl where Georgia Tech beat Stanford, and various others including Orange Gator and Shrine game references. The passage is garbled with many misspellings and uncertain details.
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Muni
New York
Tilola Universsity
U. Gb. A
Vik
Reuta Agli Berore
Louisianaa State
Arkansas
Dallin
Tex
U.S. US
New Orleana
Blee
Tonnerace
Miami
Georgia
Party Peace Reigns At Capitol Deadline
Capitol Hall opens the new session with expected calm as Congress prepares for a state of the union message from President Truman. House Democrats plan a secret caucus to choose a floor leader and elective aides while Senator Reed faces Republican resistance over the Senate Commerce chair. Speaker Rayburn resists a draft move to yield the post amid southern pressure and whispers of a Johnson Macomber pathway.
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Capitol Hall
Congress
House
Iklle
Reed
Kan
Senate
Crncerce
Ward
Truman
House Democrats
Sam Rayburn
Texas
Joseph W. Martin, Jrs
Meyerchusetts
Rep
John Mottermack
Massachusetts
Rayburn
McCormack
Aes
U S Chamber Pessimistic On Budget Forecasts
The U S Chamber of Commerce warned that President Truman will propose a federal budget around 39 billion for 1948 with possible economies and a ceiling near 25 billion. It urged reducing federal debt and cutting individual corporate and excise taxes, noting current expenditures near 44.5 billion and a wartime nonrecurring expense reduction.
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Chamber of Comméste
Menke
White House
Fiteau
Truman
Songress
National Chamber
Department of Governmental Estatre
Congress
Tomorroan
Congresa
Miss Martin May Get Communications Post
A Washington dispatch says Miss Marion B. Martin, former assistant chairman of the Republican National Committee, may be recommended to the White House for a seven year term on the Federal Communications Commission. The home of Miss Martin is Ipangon and she has notable support among Republicans including Maine's White and Brewster.
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Prose! Herald
Washington
Marion B. Martin
Republican National Committee
Wuld
White House
Federal Communications Commission
Mastin
Ipangon
Dispatch
Maine
Sendtora White
Brewster
Tier Gongrass
White
Brewster 2
Commerce Committee
Miss Martin
ABC Mer Friends
Abe Lad
Arroqt Reece
Volving
Dewey
Murray Warns Congress On Labor Legislation
President Murray warns Congress that any move to curb unions or restrict strikes could undermine American ideals abroad. He argues free labor is essential to secure higher wages and purchasing power to sustain prosperity, as Congress convenes to consider labor and union regulation early next year.
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Murray
Congress
Waalingénn
Philip Murray
Birmak
Overseas Troops Not Affected by Policy
Washington dispatch reports that overseas troops will not be affected for now by the restoration of the two year maximum duty limits at foreign stations. Secretary of War Patterson announced that troops receiving aversers will not be impacted by President Truman's proclamation ending excess service as of the current hour.
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Washington
Truman
Tavent
Patterson
Two Police Officers Shot To Death In Little Rock Area
In a bleak suburban Lakewood area north of Little Rock two detectives, N Martin and D Deubler, were found dead after an apparent murder suicide. Coroner Howard Dishonga reported Martin shot Deubler then killed himself with a .45 pistol. Acting Police Chief Steed noted no public motive or prior signs of a quarrel. Both officers had recently been in retirement or promotion eligibility lists.
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Little Rock
Ark
Kean
Chint
N. Martin
Denbier
Howard A. Dishonga
Martin
Mingamnes
Deubler
J. J. Staed
J. A. Pitcock
Steed
Dishough
Twibe
Swimmer Clue Tuttle in Subway Shooting Case
Police broaden the search for Alphonse Rocco in a Brooklyn subway shooting case after clothing found on a beach diverged from the suspect. A young man in underwear and shoes swam away, while investigators sought fading leads and examined a suspect wardrobe marked with bluebird.
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Clue 'Tuttle
New Yorks
Burnett
Alphonse Rocco
New Directions
Brooklyn
Recco
Henry Strauss
Rocco
Dewey Starts 2nd Term
Gov. Thomas E. Dewey begins a second four year term in Albany with a keynote urging balance between labor rights and economic stability. He frames a wide call for progress while warning against radicalism and sectional advantage. He pledges government service without domination and stresses peace and understanding amid postwar tensions.
Britain and United States Plan Joint Arm Standardization
British and American officials announced plans to standardize military equipment and training. The accord seeks unified weapons and methods, with West Point training methods cited and Canada mentioned as a future base for Anglo American unity.
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WPA
Ttt
Eek
United States
Britain
Itama
Parti Socialeist
Aurore
Agia Minor
Japan
Ancora
United
Ayyore
Nethody
West Point
Eoalise Firitech
Aff
Ann
New Year Opens With Low Toll Of Violent Deaths
A New Year start saw 79 violent deaths in the period from New Year Eve to New Year Day, with 68 from highway crashes. California led traffic fatalities during the holidays with 14 deaths, 12 on highways, while a freighter crash near Charleston and a New Year’s party collision with a train near Mathews, North Dakota claimed lives. The National Safety Council had projected 13 fatalities but weather and caution limited losses. New York State reported 44 deaths in the later tally.
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How Yes
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California
Charleston
Matheson
National Safety Council
New York State
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