Talmadge Denies Rival's Claim In Georgia Power Struggle
Allan Ga reports tension over governor duties as Governor Arnall resigns. Acting Governor Thompson and Gov. nominee Talmadge clash over authority. Georgia General Assembly debates joint resolution while students protest. Court proceedings loom as leaders seek constitutional guidance on succession and power.
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Two Army Flyers Die in Rotan Texas Plane Crash
In Rotan Texas two Army airmen were killed when an Air Force B21 aircraft crashed after takeoff from Smoky Mountain Army Air Field Salina Kansas bound for Pyote Texas. Pilot First Lieutenant Heggingson of Sallan and First Lieutenant Davenport were named among the dead, with several crew members injured. An unidentified navigator and an air engineer survived with injuries, and propeller failure is blamed for loss of control.
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Republic Steel Counsel Named by Pressman
Pressman at the CQ yesterday named Nant Fallon as counsel for Republic Steel. The briefing suggested industry confidence that Congress would outlaw unsafe practices and push for collective bargaining. Names were withheld from others and the discussion touched on who might be referenced in formal testimony.
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U N Defers Arms Action Albanian Case Scheduled
United Nations Security Council defers debate on arms reduction after Albania issue. US and UK clashed with Soviet bloc over timing with Gromyko pressing to proceed while US sought delay for broader disarmament talks. Debate shifted to inviting Albanian representation. vote set for next session.
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State Bonus Bill Reintroduced In Legislature For NY Veterans
A state constitutional amendment proposal advances a $40 million veterans bonus plan. The bill, led by Senator William Crndan and supported by Republicans and Democrats, would issue first $10 million bonds and provide $50 to $250 payments based on service length and location. Eligible veterans must have served between December 7, 1941 and September 2004, with six months state residence before induction.
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Byrnes Signs Four Peace Treaties in Washington
Secretary Byrnes signed four peace treaties with Italy Hungary Romania and Bulgaria in a ceremony at the White House before an audience including President Truman and members of Congress. The signing, delayed by weather and other disruptions, marks the start of ratification steps with the Paris ceremony planned for February 10. Relatives of negotiators attended and Senator Vandenberg and other lawmakers prepared to act on the treaties.
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Mercury Sets Record in New York Harbor Storm Disruption
Mercury rose to a new high as harbor shipping faced disruption and port operations slowed by a severe storm. Officials reported record tides and navigation challenges amid the unsettled weather affecting commerce and daily harbor activity.
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Detectives Nab Jailbreaker in Brooklyn After Escape
Police detectives captured a jailbreaker in Brooklyn at night after an escape from a Raymond Street facility. The suspect, previously convicted of burglary, was taken to a local address while others involved remained at large.
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Wave Dies In Navy Plane Crash Near Pope Field
A Navy flight from Moffett Field to pick up patients crashed near Pope Field in foggy conditions. One WAVE medical corpswoman died, over twenty others were injured, with two Navy horses among the victims. The single-engine plane struck a levee embankment and exploded, scattering wreckage across mud flats. Many survivors were rushed to Oak Knoll Hospital for treatment.
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Nations urged to share atomic knowledge with others
A 21,000 word report by the American Association proposes a world atomic energy framework. It urges the United States Britain and Canada to aid other nations by vetting military atomic plants and cataloging materials to prevent proliferation while preserving peaceful uses. The statement supports limited sharing for testing and research without harming national security and envisions a global accounting system with nations agreeing on production and access to advanced reactor materials.
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D Garperi Resigns as Italian Premier Amid Coalition Crisis
Italian Premier De Gasperi resigns triggering a government crisis as Socialist and Communist splits weaken the coalition. The foreign minister protests to the United States, Britain, Russia and France over a proposed peace treaty while consultations begin to form a new centrist government focused on national unity.
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Sinking Ship Crew Rescued Near Astoria
A cargo ship sank off Astoria Oregon with 49 crew aboard while a cutter and a pilot schooner aided the rescue. Columbia River pilots reached the vessel and began removing the crew as the ship listed and the deck flooded.
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Greeks Probe Report On Mine That Sank Ship
Officials from the Merchant Ministry investigated a mining incident in the Gulf of Pelagon last night. A German vessel reportedly struck a mine, with 1,800 survivors and feared heavy casualties. authorities consider whether explosives were aboard and if a floating magnetic mine was involved.
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Fifteen Die in Bus Crash in Bos Dalapo Area
A highway crash in Bos Dalapo killed fifteen people, including thirteen from the same party and 45 others injured. The vehicle went off a roadway into a ravine while speeding to overtake another vehicle. Police say the accident involved the Diamhend and a police order, with officials launching an investigation into the cause and speed.
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Former Troy Pugilist Held For Assault
Divi Grundy, 25, a former Troy pugilist, is held on second degree assault charges. The alleged attack occurred Sunday evening near the 125th Street arcade. The injured man was reported in critical condition with a fractured jaw. a medical surgery was performed. Grandy is in police custody awaiting arraignment before Police Justice Thomas J. O’Conner.
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Democrats Hit Gag Rule At Truman Budget Hearing
The new congressional Budget Committee opened behind closed doors to review President Truman's 37.5 billion dollar budget. A 20 member subcommittee was formed to do the work with 8 Democrats and Republicans leading the charge. Critics denounced the secrecy as a gag rule while supporters said it would expedite the process. Chairman Tubert led the panel amid controversy over leadership rotation and scope.
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Steel Talks Open Friday Amid Labor Negotiations
U S Steel and united steel workers plan bargaining conferences for 175000 employees. Meetings to be held at Pillsburg Friday in the William Penn Hotel after initial delays. Negotiations involve U S Steel subsidiaries and follow a long dispute over terms and conditions.
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Jury Finds Peters Not Guilty Akim Peters Acquitted in Troy Case
A Rensselaer County jury found Glenfurd Peters not guilty of felonious assault on a 13 year old Troy girl after a two week trial. Deliberations began at 3 and ended at 4 05 pm with Peters calmly receiving the verdict. The defense argued alibi witnesses while the prosecution presented medical and police testimony.
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Andrew Volstead Dies Father of Prohibition Act
Granite Falls Minn. veteran Congressman Andrew J. Volstead died after years of poor health at age 74. A native Minnesotan, he was elected to Congress in 1903 as a Republican and authored the Prohibition Act. He helped pass the Formoras Cooperative Act and other measures during his tenure. He is survived by his daughter Mrs. Cart Lomen.
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Senate authorizes 30 million for temporary teacher raises
The Senate approved a 30 million appropriation to raise public school teacher pay in New York, with debate over a higher rate for this month. Governor Dewey's administration sent the bill to the Assembly where passage was expected. Democratic and Republican leaders clashed over the raise details and provisions for reimbursements, while supporters urged the move as urgent for education.
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Taft Backs Rent Controls and Public Housing Plan
Taft backed extending rent control beyond June and renewed support for a federal public housing program. He said he would be willing to see another year of rent control to prevent rent spikes, while calling for a statute to remedy injustices. He noted owners frozen at low ceilings may not achieve fair returns. General Dwight D. Eisenhower and other leaders criticized American occupation forces in Japan and Germany as dangerously weak.
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