Arnall Barred From Georgia Capitol Office
Georgia political drama surged after a chaotic night as Herman Talmadge held the governor’s chambers while Ellis Arnall’s bid for reappointment triggered a tempers flare. Rumors of a resignation and court challenges shadowed the statehouse as both sides maneuvered before a timid Monday session.
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Atlanta
Ellis Arnall
Georgia
Sen
Unty Manutay
Herman Talmadge
Capitol
Ansley Park
Report on Milk Peging Order and Farm Prices
The New York Times reports Secretary of Agriculture Anderson will issue a milk pegging order to curb farm milk use in February. Under the plan farmers would receive about 180 dollars, or perhaps 458, tied to the wholesale price in New York City. The order would suspend farm operations pending the peg, with prices potentially lowering by a small amount per quart.
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Siw York
New York Times
Agricame Andersen
Phe
Anid
Fermi
New York City
Anderson
State Medical Safety President Foul Dead
Alica VM-Dr Willem Hale, president of the Medical Snerdls of New York State, was found dead yesterday in a parking lot near the bullring of his office. Preliminary investigation indicated death by a desperate ment, with only chips on his ear as a sign. Hale, a practicing physician for 30 years, was a native of Granada Ontario.
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Alica VM
Willem Hale
Medical Snerdls
New York State
Roner Levid Jones
Tr. Line
Dtule
Granada
Gannnuye
Ont
Sargeona Review Reveals Night Incident and Reward Notice
Buffalo UP reports Sargenona renewed yesterday after an incident at Pirnan Anta Borvelt injuring a man. The alert notes a red and steel mule, a uniformed force, and a reward of 800 for information leading to arrest and conviction of the responsible person.
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Sargeona
Anta Borvelt
Wien
AFL
France Elects Socialist President Amid Westward Shift
France chose Socialist Aurio Aurial as president yesterday at Versailles, with a 454 to 393 vote tally in a joint parliamentary session. He secured support from Socialist and Communist delegates arriving from French West Africa, while leaders debated cabinet formation and potential coalition partners including Republicans and MAP supporters.
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Rs DP
Vincrnt
Aurlo
Versailies Palace
Champs Blyxees
Paris
Weat Aftien
Anvial
Solinies
Conmilaigl
Jacques Duclos
Maurice Thovex
Galton Blum
Pre
Lef
MRP
Auviol
Assembly
Merriot
Falls Post
Churchill to Head United Europe Group
In London Winston Churchill is named to lead a new United Europe group uniting British opinion factions. The plan envisions a federated union with regional organization links to the Pan American bloc and discussions of a United States of Europe.
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Churchill
United Europe Group
London
Winston Churchil
Ue Iefl
Farane
United Europe Committee
Pan-American Union
Nomind Sakehill
Ms Wan
United States of Europe
Hcoanralttoe Menthera
Federat Union
Britany
House Debates Bill to Retain Wartime Excise Taxes
The House moved a bill to extend wartime excise taxes indefinitely, introduced by Rep. Grant. President Truman urged continuation to July 1, 1948, with plans to possibly end the taxes later. Tax leaders argued extended levies stabilize business and avoid uncertainty as talks proceed.
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Washington
Yale
Rep
Grant
Rama
WestiMe
Kautson
Lower Pines
Republicana
Nellille Yon
Truman
Union
Oriven Abouf
Identifies Bouy Of Slain Woman In Los Angeles Case
The nude, mutilated body found Wednesday has been identified by the FBI as Elizabeth Short, 22, born Hyde Park, Missouri. Fingerprints confirmed the identity from her time applying for a clerk’s job at a Camyp Coalte exchange, Cal. The Los Angeles Times notes she is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Clea Short of Medford, Massachusetts.
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Los Angeles
Mpr
Brvea
Elizabeth Short
Hyde Fyete
Moai
PRL
Camyp Coalte
Cal
Los
Secret War Plan Sought By Probers
Washington Chairman Brewster told reporters the Senate War Investigating Committee sought a secret mobilization report prepared by Ward RR. Slethinins Jr and Benator Truydn as President Roosevelt allegedly refused, detailing mobilization plans not followed. The panel weighs continuing the probe to obtain all facts and any secret funds used for war purposes.
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Breweter
R-Me
Senate
Tyumwin
Ube
Roosevelt
Mey ‘Framan
Trunwa
Wat
Brewster Eutar
Lhe Ward
Slethinins, Jr
Slut
Freweler
Brewster
Mr. True
Con Loe
Rhemwar Eifon
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Roosevalt
Brewshu
Truman
Woult
Gould Eal
Roose
Fae West
Anoncidia
Wergusson
Stallinius
Stattinius
Sted
Yugoslavia Presses Demands for Austrian Territory
Yugoslavia submitted demands for about 1000 square miles of Austria including regions near Villach and the Burgenland, seeking cession of strategic lands and a corridor to connect with its Slovene border. Delegates discussed border terms and future treaty structure with Germany and Austria, while Moscow and other Allied powers weighed proposals and Poland’s stance.
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London
Yugoslavia
Sie Fau
Iligenfurt Ona
Villach
Austria
Germany
Foreign Ministers Council
Moen
Maren
TAS Austin
Burgenland
Carintiga
Brava Riser
Romd Point
Harmager
Karn Alps
Dravograd
Employment and population figures in Alpine towns noted
A fragmented OCR note lists employment and population figures for Klagenfurt, Villach, Vorarlberg towns, and nearby frontiers. It mentions Peak jing industrial city, Vilneh and Vorlkermarkt, with 30,000 and 24,000 populations respectively, and references labor data from the Bureau of Labor.
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Klagenfurt
Kwa
Villach Se
Washington la
Ohan
Gerias
Vorlkermarkt
Deceibar
Bureau of Labor
Mhia
Tilden Sentenced in Blurred Garden Crime Report
A garbled 58 year old man named Tilden received a sentence linked to alleged indecency in a central garden area. The report attributes unclear financial figures and dates, but notes a legal outcome following a charge involving a public area.
Japan's wartime style budget hike for occupation costs
Finance Minister Tonzan Ishibashi announced the yen valuation and budget split for occupation costs from Sept 1, 1914 to April 1, 1947. He cited a total budget near half the wartime value, inflated by inflation, with about two thirds spent on construction and renovation for occupation personnel housing and facilities.
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Tonzan Ishibash
Uris
Bue
Tshibaght
Mare Guin
G O P To Halt Truman Tariff Cuts
Republican leaders in Congress move against the Truman administration tariff policy. Rep Jenkins introduces a resolution urging the president to delay reciprocal trade adjustments pending a scientific study by the United States Tariff Commission. Lawmakers argue past agreements reduced duties, seeking strict oversight before further steps.
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Republican Congress
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Ohio
Truman
Geneva
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Wee von
Congress
Gut Tigh
Chaianin Kanteen
Ro Ming
Ulualy
Wade Millem
Jenlons
House
United States
Reed CR
Way
State Department
Republican House
Pennsylvania
Poser Tur
Sigs Fomort Dutles
Vanenberg
Sneha Nantes
Kainius
Faels
Employers Urge Bill To Curb Portal Pay Claims
Washington lawmakers hear industry leaders urge fast action to block portal to portal back pay suits looming over aircraft firms. Key figures Wilson and Chanler warn of a potential $461.5 million in claims for the 12 largest airframe companies, risking an economic tailspin without congressional relief.
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Congress
BE. Wilson
the Aircraft Industries Ftrm
Sunare
Congr.ss
Aley
Lominke
SUL Donity Alainis
Wilson
William C. Chaner
Fay’ Gaer Secetary
Henry Ta Stimaon
Chanler
New York
Raymond
Smethural
National Association of Manufacturers
Billy
Supreme Court
Olie
Thomas F. Patton
Republic Steel Corp
Former WPB Official Charged With Fraud
Gustave P. Engelhardt, 53, former chief of the rent property accounting division at the War Production Board, was charged by the FBI with defrauding the government by obtaining and selling forged priority certificates. The case ties him to a scheme involving forged preferential certificates for more than 808,000 yards of scarce textile goods valued over 400000. He was held in $1000 bond for federal grand jury action.
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Gustave P. Engelhardt
War Agsete
Astministhalion Hove
FBI
War Production Board
PSL
Test of Wight
FED
Engelhardt
Isaac Pratt
State Department Aids Use Offices To Make Big Profit
Rep Shafer charges State Department officials and associates in a private loan and cotton scheme aimed at boosting foreign loans and profits. He cites Clayton and Acheson links to firms and loans to Britain, Poland, and other nations, asserting conflicts of interest and influence peddling in high government posts.
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Xtate
Wil Chytan
Renn Acheson
Shafer
ReMtinn
Dol
Renion
Gian
George
Maradall
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Gety Prulla
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Poland
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Luaid
Anderson Cliyton
Senate
Witt Clay Clayton Jaa Hla
Hynix Pratita
Sear
Inal Ily
China
France
Notterylands
Italy
Itis High State Department
Fn- Vora
London Truck Strike Ends
London ends a fourteen day truck strike as 30 000 workers and sympathizers return to work. Leaders vow to resume driving duties while troops remain on duty in Greater London to ensure deliveries resume.
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London
Trhiala
Ist
Greater London
Girl's 60 Days of Miccoughing Ends After Army Doctor Help
Anna Mayer of New York ended a long hiccup spell following an Army doctor’s operation at a Veterans Administration Hospital in Alexandria. The procedure, to relieve hiccoughing, involved removing tissue near the throat. recovery included weight loss and mixed remarks on improvement. The hospital reported mild conditions but cautioned the patient faced ongoing care and rest.
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de. Sangwela
Mayer
Plan for a separate Air Force and national defense cabinet
Washington reports a plan to unify the Army Navy and Air Forces with a Secretary of National Defense to oversee all three. The air force would have a separate secretary, with cabinet status possible. Congress must pass the approving law before it takes effect.
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Truhin Mist Hight
Agony
Navy
Congress
National Defense
Army
Tan
Secretary of National Defense
Camenon
Pach Department
Congressiny
Senate
House
Robertson
Ut-Wyo
War
Gurney
S.D
Senate Armed Forces Committee
Air Forces
White House
Skabertson
Russell O-Gud
Secretary of Defense
Andrews
House Armed Forces Committee
Phillcas Lion
UN Union Imesage
Lever
Warr Pate
Mother Offers to Sell Eye to Feed Children
Edinboro Pa reports a 25 year old mother of 12 proposed selling one of her eyes to the highest bidder to provide food and a proper home for her children. She said after death she would sell her other eye to secure the family’s future while four children range from seven to seventeen and others are too young to work.
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Marla Didion
Ms. Didlon
Wallum
Anairponter
Anders Fron Aath
Franeliniy
Navy
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