Byrnes Defines U S Atomic Knowledge Safe Plan
Secretary Byrnes asserts U S atomic knowledge remains safeguarded as he outlines a dual approach for Congress to entrust U S atomic energy expertise to a projected United Nations commission. He spoke at the Blue Mansion before boarding a transport plane bound for London and the United Nations Assembly, where he will stay to join the commission.
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Palestine’s Population Debate on Jewish Immigration
An Anglo American commission testified that Palestine could absorb thousands more Jews in months, with estimates up to 108000 and earlier figures suggesting 61 000 to 1225 000. The discussion noted economic strain, Arab-Jewish tensions, and the need for a plan under the British mandate.
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Europe
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Robert Nathan
Forte
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Nathan
Daewr Gans
Dumount
Palestine
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Erate
Tin Joseph Z. Schwartz
Eurogeam
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Germany
Poland
Pa-lnné
Floods Hit Harlan and Cumberland River Areas
After heavy rains, floods forced hundreds of families to evacuate in Harlan and along the Cumberland River. Towns including Manchester suffered washouts and damage to a railroad depot. Local authorities report rising water levels and ongoing danger as crews work to assess toll and deliver aid.
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Yu U
Cumberland
Harlin
Manchester
Kentucky
Mangheater
Gem Suspect Due Back From New York City
Two Navy detectives pursue Elmer Milliox 24 for alleged jewelry theft worth 50 000 from Mrs Rinth Young. Milliox expected to be extradited from New York to face charges after arrest last Friday.
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Wyo
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Mra
Rinth Young
New York
Maddox
Auto Union Kaiser Reach Agreement With United Auto Workers
Auto Union and Kaiser Aluminum reach a tentative wage agreement with the United Auto Workers ending a wage strike. The deal includes a base wage around 1.19 an hour plus a $5 production pool funded by the company. An estimated 8,000 workers are expected to share the bonus. الطرف
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Kaiser’ Eager Corporation
Nuyonkd Recarmeni
Che Company
Mie Ge
United Auto Workers Golly
Feu
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Shuconay
Lye UA We. LG
Guerrnl Motors
Ta Farms
Bord Métom Co
River Rage
Ape
Tesily Paul Memunds
Co 10
O. A. Knight
Union Presidun
Wallace Refuses Move to New York State
A report from Washington indicates Wallace will not relocate his voting residence from Iowa to New York. Officials deny plans to change the governor race dynamics, while aides discuss equipment and personal interests linked to family ties near Antobal, NX.
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Wallace
New York State
Washington
Commerce
Wallee
Fran Tawa
New York
Roy Loan
Nana Gal
Charley Gruggmann
Antonaly
Connally Named to UNO Atomic Body
London UM C. & Senior Tain Connally chairma at the Sensi Foreign Relaters Committee yesterday was named the American member of the United Nations Committee on political and security questions. The Texas Democrat's appointment was announced by Edward H. Stettinius Jr. His absence at the news conference was noted. The delegation's first public arrangement included Sol Bloom and Arthur Vandenberg among others. Vandenberg did not attend the conference. he indicated plans for the conference and a possible independent stance within the delegation.
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Roman
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Connally
Legislature's Bill Factory Sees Busiest Session Yet
The draft commission in Albany reports 200 proposed laws ready as the next legislative session opens. With controversy expected, observers note 1926 and 1937 saw record bill counts, and lawyers stress the need to craft bills in clear form for constitutional review.
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Legislatire
Hilyaduetion
Segaion
Commundion
Ten Mhareneys
State
Ravarnor
GI unit protests slow demobilization in Manila mass rally
Enlisted soldiers vociferously oppose the demobilization slowdown at a Manila mass meeting, demanding a congressional investigation. The crowd, and military police maintained quiet afterward as a Senate subcommittee was slated to hear postwar demobilization concerns on January 12.
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Senate
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Philipping Press Wireless
Radio Corporson of America
War Department
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New Washington
le Lire
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Guan
Navy
Vonplaa
Congress
High Court Rules Religious Rights Surpass Ownership
The Supreme Court sides with Jehovah's Witnesses, holding religious liberty can override ownership in company towns. Justice Reed calls the ruling novel. five to three, with Justices Blick Murphy Douglas Rutledge in majority and Frankfurter authoring a separate opinion. The court reverses convictions of members of the religion in the case concerning access to public and private spaces.
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Supreme Court
Jehovah's Witnesses
Sheilice Reed
Reed
Justin Stong
Burton
Justice Blick
Murphy
Douglas and
Rutledge
Frankfurter Weiting
Two Die in Truck Hit by Erie Flyer
Stenbon County Coroner M. G. Burch identified the dead as Charles la Grock, 58, and Catherine, 50, of Tart TUR near Canistea after their truck was struck by Erie Flyer passenger train No. 1 near the station. The coroner planned autopsies to confirm death cause. The train, en route from Jersey City to Chicago, carried about three-quarters of a mile down the track before derailing.
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Cajisteo
Erie Flyer
Stenbon County
M. G. Burch
Charles la Grock
Tne
Cathering
Canistea
Flyer
Jersey City
Goering curses witness at Nuremberg trial over war aims
Goering angrily denounces a prosecution witness in the Nuremberg war crimes trial. He and other Nazi defendants react to testimony detailing the Soviet invasion motive and a brutal plan against Slavs. Bach-Zelewski confirms the campaign’s brutality and leadership while Himmeler’s figure of 24,000,000 Slavs is cited. Continued on Page Eighteen.
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Hermann Gonting
Trelbunn
Soviet Union
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Waller
Mrich von Dem Bach-Gelewalt
Ju Attics
Gorting
Gouring
Reichmarshal
Uet
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Iite Goering
Iastern Bront
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Humiler
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Himmiler
Wighteen
Supreme Court Hears Yamashita Rights Case
The Supreme Court considered whether General Tomoyuki Yamashita, convicted of atrocities, was denied constitutional rights at his war crimes trial in the Philippines. Government counsel argued he is an enemy belligerent entitled to no rights. defense cited constitutional guarantees and due process. Yamashita remains under a stay order in captivity at Manila.
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Justice Department
Aeting
Tiger of Matiya
United States
J. Howard McCgrath
Yamaghita
Yamaahita
Mantia
Supreme Court
Harry E. Clarke
A. Frauke Reel
Milton Sandburg
Torn torso parts found in city sewers in grim murder case
Partial remains of a young girl were discovered in Chicago sewers as police traced an abduction and a brutal crime. Authorities identified the head found first and later recovered torso pieces from multiple basins. A mayoral statement and coroner details highlighted the case's horrific nature and ongoing investigation. The murder prompted heightened fear among residents and a citywide search for the kidnapper.
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Sullivan
A. L. Bradis
Brodie
Atdnaper
New York City's Revenue Request Faces Albany Standstill
New York City mayor-elect O Dwyer asked Albany to tap stock transfer taxes and half of metropolitan area revenues, plus a turnover tax and continued emergency levies. Governor Diway's administration signaled rejection, arguing city funds rely on statewide taxes and affect residents outside New York City.
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Albany
Diway
New York City
Wilam O'Dwyer
Haad
Frank Moore
State Commission On
O'Dwyer
Dewey
New York
New Yoke City
Marshall Reports China Peace Progress
Gen Marshall reports progress toward a China peace as he chairs a three hour meeting with government and Communist leaders on truce details. Chow En Lai and Chang Chih-chun praised morning talks as US envoy outlines that naval moves will continue while talks focus on ceasefire communications and terms.
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Chungking Uu
China
Yeaterday
Marshall
Iria
Chow En-Lai
All-Party Political Consultative Council
Meriall
Chang Uhun
Chou
Chang
Dt Fateh
Mukdenh
Changehu Manehavi
Irom Peipas
Tn Shamghint
Allvart C. Wedeneyer
United States Navy
Mendhunid
Lea lung-Cha
Ankewman
non-Peirtisan Democrate League
Mancha
Owas
Mareshall
Chungking
Soviet Atom Bomb Claim Sparks Cold War Alarm
Scientist Armattoe at Lomeshin Research Center warns Russia developed a new atom bomb on a production scale capable of rendering the American device obsolete. He cites claimed German and Russian collaborators, an early test, and a projected second test this month, with estimates of immense explosive power and high-energy output.
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Londondenry 2M
Raphael TH. G. Armattae
Lomeshin
Jag
Russia
Pe Armattee
Amoint
Waannreey
Someahle
Atatt
Armattoe
Rusainan Avlentivts
Insaion Bang
Destraghive Ehaacker
Adglo-Aterbany
Bond
Armadag
Pappy Boyington Denies Wedding Plans
Lieutenant Gregory Boyington denies wedding plans with Lucy Mary Colmon. She claimed they would wed today and showed a large diamond ring, while Boyington said no plans were in the works. He spent New Year’s Eve and Day in Reno with friends.
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Teng
Nev
Lucy Mary Colmon
Gal
Gregory (Pappy) Boyeington
Bin
Brunatty
Appy
Toyington
Malcolstson
Marine
Sau Ding
San Liege
Boyington
Myer
Heng
Reno
G E Investors Report Sharp Rise in Electric Co Shares
G E Investors at Peak Sehenechtdy announced a 4838 increase in stock value, up by about 7000 in a year, signaling strong growth for the electric company amid market optimism.
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Ganeit
Electsle Co. Storkhotyeys
Peetordayy
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