Bevin Faces Labor Party Revolt Amid Israel Recognition Debate
Britain weighs a party revolt over Palestine policy as Foreign Secretary Bevin courts Israel recognition. A cabinet source says Bevin will likely weather the crisis while Attlee and ministers discuss his future and Western European unity. The Commons debate ends with Britain in principle recognizing Israel.
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New Storms Threaten Trapped Livestock in West
A fresh blizzard swept through the central plains and West with heavy snow and drifts. Relief efforts escalate as the Air Force uses cargo planes to drop hay while Congress weighs swift aid and the National Wool Growers report half a million sheep snowbound across the Dakotas and Kansas toward Nebraska and Utah.
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National Wool Growers Association
Three B-25 Crewmen Parachute To Safety
A B-25 bomber crashed on a farm near Brooklyn Wisconsin. Three crewmen parachuted to safety after the plane struck about 900 feet from the Same Alme farmhouse, twenty miles south of Madison. A snowstorm hindered travel as the Dane County sheriff’s office reported no fatalities.
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Senate tackles Taft-Hartley hearings and GOP critique
Republicans denounce strict Taft Hartley hearing limits while Democrats push for end of hearings by February 10 and call for recommendations by President Truman. The House Banking Committee approves a seven month extension of a voluntary materials allocation program as calls grow for broader housing and public works aid. Republicans propose an alternative to the administration housing plan, amid legislation targeting private home construction and storm relief efforts.
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Living Costs Decline for Third Straight Month
The government reports a third straight monthly drop in living costs with retail food prices easing further. The consumer price index fell slightly, though overall prices remain well above OPA levels and up year over year. President Truman says he expects a council-backed report on wholesale prices and notes steel profits. Wages and labor demands may shift toward fringe benefits as costs ease.
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Discontinue Hunt For Skier Missing Atop Mt. Marcy
A 22 year old skier, William Shetler of Mt Vernon, disappeared at the summit during a snowstorm on Mt. Marcy. Search efforts were called off as rangers planned to return to base while a separate nine skiers prepared a seven mile trek to the Adirondack lodge.
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Direct Appeal For Peace Talks By China's Acting President Li
The report notes Li Tsung-jen made a direct appeal for peace talks to Chinese Communists. The broadcast reflects posturing amid rising tensions as Western observers monitor Beijing’s stance on negotiations and the potential for de-escalation in the civil conflict.
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Truman Drives Back Landlord Eviction Plan Across Cities
President Truman denounced landlords planning mass evictions in protest of rent control. Housing official Tighe Woods will seek court sanctions against noncompliant landlords. Congress debates extending and tightening rent control. several cities report related notices.
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Greek Communist Rebels Propose Peace to Athens
Radio broadcast from Greek guerrillas says the self styled government led by Markos Vasias is ready to send a representative to Athens if the national government accepts the proposals. The claim was heard in London via the Greek News Agency and repeated by Yugoslav news agency Tanjug.
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Palestine Armistice Talks Remain Tightly Deadlocked
United Nations mediator Bunche resumed discussions with Jewish and Egyptian delegates in Rhodes as deadlock over a Southern Palestine armistice persisted. Delegates from Cairo and Tel Aviv reported no progress, with positions cited from Egypt and Jordan allied groups amid regional security concerns.
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Unclear Baghdad unrest report denied by officials
The Palestine Arab Higher Committee in Cairo claimed unrest in Baghdad and cited a Syrian newspaper, but officials here rejected the report yesterday. The committee reportedly quoted students and described arrests in Baghdad following demonstrations.
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Hotel Clerk Cleared in Civil Rights Action
A Syracuse jury returned an innocent verdict last night in a civil rights case against Carlson a hotel clerk. He was charged with denying a room to a Black woman Heland, testifying he did not refuse service because of race. The four men and two women jury deliberated two minutes.
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Indiana
Roy E. Dunn
Minnesota
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American Installed As Greek Patriarch
An American citizen by adoption was enthroned yesterday as patriarch of the Greek Orthodox Church in Istanbul. Athenagoras I, a former Archbishop of the Western Hemisphere, becomes the 26th spiritual leader, succeeding Maximos I who resigned last month.
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U S Bomber Missing With 15 Men Aboard
An American B 29 or B 2 type bomber is lost after a night flight from Dakar to England with 15 crew aboard. U S Air Force confirms it is down somewhere and search missions cover the area near Dakar and along the route toward Markham England.
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Judge Faces Race Bias Charge At Communist Trial
During the conspiracy trial of 12 U. S. Communists two Negro defendants, defense attorney Harry Sacher accused Judge Medina of prejudice. The judge denied the motion to disqualify and the defense had argued bias after questioning witnesses about race. The trial had halted jury selection as defense sought to show bias against minority groups.
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Quake in New Guinea Reported by Caltech Scientist
An earthquake struck near New Guinea, recorded at Caltech. Dr Charles Richter said the event occurred at the east end of New Guinea. A second tremor was logged at 7:00 am yesterday with unknown distance and direction.
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New Guinea
Axis Sally's Broadcasts Replayed at Treason Trial
The state replayed Axis Sally broadcasts in the Mil dred E. Gillars treason trial hearing the Berlin calling message aimed at American women. Prosecution described the May 18 1943 recording showing Gillars urging listeners to support Germany and denounce Roosevelt and his allies. The defense argues for acquittal with the defendant pleading not guilty.
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Russia denounces U S measures aimed at Japan
Soviet Ambassador Alexander Panyushkin condemned U S orders to curb Japan’s wartime economy as an evasion of policy and demanded review by the wartime Pacific alliance commission. He said the move bypassed the Far East Commission and sought to control prices and inflation with MacArthur’s directive.
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Peace bid falters as Nanking panic grows
Acting President Li Tsung Jen appeals to Mao Tze Tung to name peace negotiators. U S Ambassador Leighton Stuart remains in Nanking as the government plans a transfer to Canton by Feb 5. Soviet bloc nations and other missions follow the American example amid a diplomatic reversal.
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New York Star to suspend publication after seven months
The New York Star will suspend publication today seven months after replacing Mamwhali Fields newspaper PM. About 400 employees will be affected. Publisher Bartler Crum and editor Joseph Barnes cited failure to secure financing despite growth in circulation and ads. The PM founders launched in 1949 with founder Field and later faced postwar costs.
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