Dewey Urges Adoption of 117 Million Housing Plan
Governor Dewey pushes a 117 million emergency permanent housing plan with state funds and federal aid. He calls for rapid authorization to direct construction and a $2750 000 annual housing subsidy while opponents argue the plan ignores needs and political motives. Veterans groups and Assembly members attend as the debate centers on postwar housing funding.
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Navy to Cut Discharge Points Again
Navy announces updated discharge point requirements for active duty personnel. The plan lowers test scores for enlisted and officers in March and April, with women and men facing different thresholds by date. The goal is to adjust eligibility and cut points across multiple categories while keeping some rules in effect for specific groups.
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Allowable Newsprint Reserves Raised
Washington announces an increase in allowable newsprint reserves as winter supplies are extended. The Civilian Production and Admin unit sets higher inventory limits for newspapers, aiming to smooth production through the season without signaling a broader supply boost.
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Sage Fund receives major pledge for campus expansion project
Oridey Kennedy announed last night that over a third of the 1.482 million goal for new buildings has been pledged for the college expansion. The plan includes a new gymnasium, armory, and a modern athletic complex on Jarst Street and the current Joya Tilla Theater site. The committee has raised 601 77546 in contributions and pledges since the campaign began, with focus on completing the gymnasium and facility upgrades.
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Soviet Says United States Allows Anti Red Activity in Korea
Soviet press reports claim the United States permits anti Soviet actions in Korea tied to tensions from the Moscow Conference. The dispatch narrates U S involvement, trade talks, and alleged Western plots to inflame hostility toward the Soviet Union, citing southern Korea sources and satellite reports.
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Flashlight Beam Guides Planes To Safe Landing
A damaged report describes a boy using a flashlight to guide a plane to a safe emergency landing amid fog. The pilot credited the beam for steering the aircraft toward clear ground as passengers were evacuated successfully.
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No Alarm In UNO Over Soviet Claim
The report states United Nations leaders expressed no alarm over Soviet and Ukrainian claims regarding potential crises at the outset of the UN. British officials, Attlee, and other delegates discussed tensions with the Soviet Union and United Kingdom while defending UNO intervention as acceptable.
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German Navy Divided Among U. S., Britain and Soviet Union
The United States, Britain, and the Soviet Union announced a plan to divide the German Navy among them. About 1,789 ships including cruisers and torpedo boats, plus depot ships and harbor units, would be allocated. Some vessels have already changed hands. others await transfer in German ports. Negotiations include offering ships to the United Kingdom and French government as part of the postwar disposition.
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FEPC Backers Rally Amid Senate Filibuster Clash
FEPC supporters pressed for a permanent employment rights commission as the Senate debated adjournment and a filibuster. Senators Tydings and Russell clashed over civil rights measures, with Republicans and Democrats split on backing the proposal and amid charges of Communist influence.
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Titernational Street May Revert to Type
The City Council yesterday voted to restore the name of Avenue of the Americas to its original title. The bid was referred to committee without discussion as the restoration moves forward, following a previous change requested months ago by Mayor Fykk da Gordia.
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Short Hurls Scapegoat Charge at Army Chiefs
A wartime hearing reveals General Short accuses the War Department of withholding crucial information before Pearl Harbor. He contends top Army leaders passed buck and that had essential data been provided earlier, the attack might have been foiled or alerted earlier. The testimony was given as Rear Admiral Husband Kimmel and witnesses pressed government officials.
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Socialists Select Gouin to Head French Coalition Government
Felix Gouin, a veteran lawyer, emerged as probable head of a Communist Socialist Populist Republican Movement coalition government in France. After internal party debates and shifting support from Communists and other factions, Gouin accepted the post following earlier reluctance and allied with Assembly leaders to form the unity cabinet.
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May Opens Way For Lewis Ren Alliance
Alf L May signals a path for Lewis renaming and ties to United Labour Workers. A council committee discusses immediate actions as Mor Cinden Le warns of disruption, while Lewty Ntsatinle offers a $81 stake on a cornell for the immediate workers.
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Fourth Body Found in Navy Barracks Fire
Newport Navy officials confirmed the fourth victim recovered from the Newport Naval Training Station fire. Names linked to the incident include Tor Fanier and Willian Joh Sengbusen, with two more fatalities still under investigation as a force of about 200 workers and heavy equipment continued stabilizing the scene.
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Semrek
U S To Order Meat Plants Seized Today
The report outlines federal action to seize meat plants and press for wage discussions amid a broad industrial dispute. It notes a 17 percent wage demand and a push to halt work at General Motors and related auto industry plants as the strike affects steel and other sectors.
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Washington Meat Packers Strike News Prompt Gov Action
Government steps consider calling workers back as meat packers threaten to strike amid wage talks. AFL and union officials discuss possible government intervention while labor departments monitor developments.
Subway Fare Proposal Reemerges At Eight Cents
Unclear OCR reads as a proposal for an eight cent subway fare. Mentions New York City transit, municipal operators, and questions about fare implementation. Details are garbled, but the core idea centers on restoring or debating an eight cent fare.
Who Put the O in UNO State Dept Says It Is Wrong
A misinterpreted letter explains why the United Nations acronym UNO arose from a mispronunciation or shorthand. The State Department clarifies the official use of UN and United Nations spelling and notes common usage has diverged from formal abbreviations.
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Clark Assailed By Vets Named For Promotion
An army official reports that several high ranking officers including Gray Hicks Hodges and Chimaod Rakudsoe were temporary appointees while confirming a promotion path for a senior general to theVsimo department. The Senate consideration and War Department actions were outlined with focus on the four year term and staffing shifts.
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