Gouin Named French Socialist Chief to Lead Provincial Government
France's Constituent Assembly backed Gouin as president of the provincial government, with his term running until May. Vote tallies showed Gouin ahead of Michel Clemence, Jacques Bardoux, and others amid coalitions and calls for cross party unity.
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France
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Jacques Barduus
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Gavin
Consultative Assembly
Algia
North Africa
Vichy
Nemnag
Atomic French scientist warns on nuclear weapons plans
A quoted interview in the Gazette de Sansinne references S Had atomic French and says that while some scientists deny a push for large scale production, there is intent to explore nuclear energy. The piece notes earlier German aggression and Switzerland as a travel site, with cautious remarks on explosive power and potential exploitation.
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Fraseriele Joliet-Ciete
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Pelao Scientish
Dealers Back Milk Price Rise in State
Syracuse UM-Etoria of dalry anen golving the New York metro politan market to amand the fact or at state marketing ordor so that their "like home" pay in 1940 will at least equal that of 1918 found Aton support today in dealer eliotn. Testifying th he triad tt vet of Uneee hearings, Woo, Mathar, counsel for the Dealer's Aasnein- Alor of Metropolitan New York, de clared returna to profiteers mayat not he retraced.
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Chungking Claims Reds Still at War
The National Minting Council reports ongoing Communist attacks across five provinces Shanlung Shans Kiangs Hoana and Hope, with offensives along the Northern Hoe nat Lown rail line and Yullow Sea zones. Officials note partial truces and troop reductions proposals, while warning of continued hostilities and strategic rail disruptions.
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Yerrhow
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Roel
China
Unilary Committee
Maye Jaball
Ian
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Marthall
Chin
Thane
Blue Baby Reaches New Life After Surgery
A malformed infant, once blue at Johns Hopkins Hospital, regained color after a complex operation led by Drs. Alfond Binloele and Helen B. Tyussig. The child, named Lueley, traveled home to Buckley with renewed hope, while the devoted mother Myre Hackman and father Henry Hackman kept faith through weeks of recovery.
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Judy Hackmean
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Tory
Lueley
Alfond Binloele
Helen B. Tyussig
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Searely
Henry Hackman
Hepinus
Britons to Pay Double for Radio Licences
London reports a government plan to double the annual licence tax on radio receivers from 2 to 4 dollars. The levy funds the state broadcaster and aims to cover both broadcasting and television reception. Officials said the new rate will take effect in a few months with adjustments for cost.
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Security Group Split On Key UNO Post
Informal Security Council meeting in London discusses key candidate for UN secretary general as deadlock over nationality persists. US Britain and others push for immediate inquiry into Greek force charges while work continues on selecting a replacement and procedures for the next secretary general election.
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Britain
MacArthur HQ Raps Russian News In Sharp Statement
MacArthur's spokesman released a statement railing at Russian reporting as biased and dangerous. He described Western interference and cited a dispute from the Geneva Conference era as proof the United States seeks to deter aggression and foster understanding amid rising international mistrust.
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Monenn Conference of Foreign Ministers
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Cuentain Party
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Mace Arthur
Ingre and Convent International
Pearl Harbor inquiry shocks with Short testimony
Maj Gen Walter Short stunned the Pearl Harbor Committee with documents claiming Miles and Hayes Kroner warned of a potential Japanese attack. The hearing reviewed preattack intelligence gaps and whether Washington failed to alert Hawaii. Kroner’s Sept 18 1941 memorandum was introduced as pivotal evidence.
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Honolulu Speeds Army Discharges Amid Policy Change
Army announces faster discharge processing for Mid-Pacific enlisted men eligible by age and service credit under new policy. Lieutenant General Raber says men lacking two and a half years but meeting age and credit thresholds may be discharged by May 1, with updated rules guiding eligibility and sequencing of separations.
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Saratoga Woman Indicted in Torso Slaying Case
Mrs Sopia Leggett, 51, of Lake Lonely in Saratoga County, faces a grand jury indictment for murdering Mise Du Chant with premeditation and deliberation during a felony. The case arises from a headless dismembered body found near Baraleys, with exhumation and autopsy history noted. Leggett claims self defense and accidental death during a dispute alleging infidelity. The trial is set for February 8 before Justice Thaimelie Imrie, with James J. McNaughton as defense counsel.
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Nazi Heavy Cruiser Ties Up at Boston as Prize
A damaged World War II era report states a German heavy cruiser arrived in Boston under guard of U S and British forces. The ship, described as a “guinea pig” for experiments, was to be divided among the United States, Britain and Russia.
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Congress to Probe Army Strike Order in Easter States
Congress ordered an immediate inquiry into an Army order banning soldiers from crossing picket lines without local labor approval. Rep. Howard Smith led the charge, citing a telegram from Maj. Gen. Manton S. Eddy. The War Department defended the policy as necessary to secure meat supplies while avoiding conflicts with unions.
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Senators Seek Release Of Fathers From Mobilization
A senate subcommittee urged eight steps to speed mobilization including releasing fathers from service by July 1 and expanding exemptions for certain groups. Proposals cover demobilization pacing, addressing hardship cases, WACs, Philippine service, and keeping skilled troops while transitioning to civilian roles. The report, attributed to Funulars Anon and others, discusses options to prevent delays in national defense.
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Bermuda Names Chiat London After King George V Appointment
Bermuda last night appointed Chiat London as new leader following King George V's order. Heathorn revived as pavernay wads, while Beviranti Abeitedin Lend Bayi Bulghey resigned, prompting a shake up in local governance.
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Protestant Ministers Join Boston GUE Pickets
Protestant ministers joined a Boston protest yesterday amid worker demonstrations at the plant. The march aimed to highlight a wartime aid appeal and voiced concern over labor conditions and job relief for affected communities.
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President Seeks National Conference to End Steel Strike
President Meant to propose a national conference of experienced executives to map a wakeful plan for ending the steel strike and other labor actions. The call follows a tradition of using economic and political factors to push settlements and explores private operation ideas under government oversight. Continued reporting on GM, Ford, Chrysler, and the broader wage and strike landscape.
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Cabinet Men Seek Part in Atom Control
Senators testified before a special energy committee criticizing President McMahon's plan for an independent cabinet style energy board. Interior Secretary and Navy aides proposed appointments while the White House weighs nine member board options. Republicans and Democrats debated executive powers and potential future commissions amid cabinet reshuffles.
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