Dewey housing plan vote pushes state university study
Albany reports say Governor Dewey seeks an $85,000,000 appropriation with a housing bill to fund emergency shelter for veterans and families. The assembly passed the housing measure, while Democratic opposition called for hearings on higher education funding. Senate leaders criticized political maneuvering as debates centered on the creation of a state university and expansion of college training for returning veterans.
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Lander Irving My Ives
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Senate
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Palle Avout
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Troualay
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Bhner Quin
Asueoblyjan Leo Isacsen
Bronx
Amerincan Labor Party
Representice
Legimlature
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Tony Diepoalwae
Aloto
Steingut
Mahoney
Ig Mayors’ Com. Inc
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Chaylee
Mugghes
Enna
Mayers’ Committee
An Ling
Hanke Stephen Wise
Jr Chattune EL Tobias
Negra Soli
Harry N. Wright
Peosident
City College of New York
Robert G. Sproul
Pesident
The
University of Cylitartia
Fannie Hurst
Grocer Questioned in Detroit Slashing Case
A Detroit grocer was questioned by homicide squad members in the slashing of 13 year old Rosalie GI gant as investigators held the grocer without charge. The victim sustained severe throat injuries and remains in hospital with uncertain speech recovery. The attack occurred near an eastern street in Detroit where the child was found clinging to a water trough adjacent to a barn.
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Ne Nivstuutar
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Charles Earle
Myrosueutor
Martin
Paulsm
Labado
Tuk
Bop
Mar
Kat
Lobnida
Sam
Cuile Victin
Martin Pautsmo
Sitsak
Rosalie Giganti
Frank Lohaido
Cory
Nolice
Ten Die In Fire At Air Field Disaster
A catastrophic explosion at the Langton Field air depot killed ten workers and injured thirty eight as flames engulfed the main hangar. Capt Lisa Pate said search continues while identified victims include Mangum, Dati, and Jackson, all from Oklahoma. Debris and damaged equipment valued at about 730000 dollars. Witnesses described a windfall of flames and a chaotic escape as 160 people fled toward exits.
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Mlgut
Debria
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Colaingre Tubal
Lisa Pate
Oklahomi Gy
Dimes Mitchell Mangum
Rice A. Dati
Murray W. Jackson
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Ralph O. Grownfield
Depal
Iwite
Wwe
ROC
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Offferra
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Nene
Langit
Mike Naan L McCalum
Pont
Bari
Amobe
Diroskituyt
Wortutl's Wife Seeks Annulment in Manila Court
Mrs. Olivis Josephine Oswald Wermrath files an annulment petition in Manila, alleging a prior marriage to Werity in Mina or Dee in 141, and asserting she wed him while he already had a wife in the United States. The affidavit notes she is a nurse on Brathay and mentions a June 1 move to do Wiking in Chicago.
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Asinnyr
Adair Wermath
Balaun
Manila
Olivis Josephine Oswald Wermrath
Brathay
Werity
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Dee
Wermuth
Chicago
Flying Boat Burns London Fire Tests Halt Ayling Craft
A damaged experimental flying boat named Ayling Hunt Srellind burned in London after a test. Officials from the Ministry of Aircraft reported the craft turned on its course, endangering nearby operations and prompting an immediate investigation into the mishap.
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Hunt Srellind
Aly
Ministry of Aircraft
Tydings Calls for World Disarmament Conference
Senator Tydings urged President Truman to swiftly convene a world disarmament conference. He warned the world remains armed to the teeth and pressed UNO action to curb arms, noting Russia and Britain menace. He argued atomic bomb control alone is insufficient and urged broader disarmament measures.
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Tydings
Art
Ohio
Toll
UNO
Thomas
Lone
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Britain
China
Germany
Japan
United States
France
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Speedy Action Forecast on Price Controls
Washington officials forecast a push to extend price controls for a year beyond the current June 30 deadline. House hearings will start Tuesday as legislators weigh continued OPA authority amid calls for tighter definitions and safeguards for tenants, farmers, and consumers.
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Wolcott
Michigan
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UPA
Patterson predicts speedup in U S troop withdrawals
War Secretary Patterson said withdrawals from India Burma and the Middle East could speed up with only a few units to return for all transport operations. He noted negotiations for a British Commonwealth force to aid Japan and urged reviving the Philippine Scout with pay increases to attract manpower. Demobilization totals and timelines were outlined for Burma India, the Middle East, and Malaya with ongoing pullbacks through mid-1945.
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Japan
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War Department
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Anen
Mids East
Philippines
Government Moves to End Wage Dispute at GM UAW
Washington acts to end the two day old wage strike as Secretary Dewey mediates between General Motors and the United Automobile Workers. Dewey, appointed by the Labor Department, travels to Be-Lrail to press settlement talks with GM and UAW leaders, while officials hint at federal action within days and the steel strike remains unresolved.
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Schwellenbach
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General Motors
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General Motors Corporation
Word Motor Company
Chrysler Corporaton
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G. M
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Chrysler
Japanese Communists Demand Cabinet Resignation
A Japanese communist delegation urged Premier Shidehara to resign and called for the entire cabinet to quit. Shidehara reportedly refused, saying he would not yield as authorities struggle to cope with unrest and arrests of workers leaders. The demand followed a Communist mass meeting, while Japan's finance ministry pressed to raise funds by selling state assets including railways and monopolies to cover reserves.
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Shidehay
Geounit
Mainieh Aad Today
Mainieh
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Shidghorn
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Finance Ministry
Two Die In Trailer Blaze Near Binghamton
Two residents of Norwich were burned to death when a parked auto trailer collided with a truck on the highway north of Binghamton. The dead were tentatively identified as Mr and Mrs Raymond Bulton. Laura Tatton of Ray Mond was pulled from the wreckage before the fire. She was taken to Binghamton City Hospital for treatment.
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Danlelx
Raymond Bulton
Laura Tatton
Raye Mond
Binghamton City Hospital
Russia asks UN council to shelve Iran appeal
The United Nations Security Council adjourned a three hour debate on Iran and Iraq disputes as Soviet and Iranian delegates clashed over outside interference. Andrei Vishinsky urged the council to leave the matter to the parties to negotiate directly, while Iran accused Moscow of meddling in internal Iranian affairs. Both sides said negotiations should continue.
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Lask
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Viahinsky
Than
Truesia
SIL
Ami
Viehingky
State of Siege Clamps Chile After Riot
A state of siege was imposed in Chile after a violent clash between Chilean Workers Federation members and police in Santiago. Four were killed and 68 injured as sabers and riot sticks were used. Bernardo Thanez urged a nationwide strike to protest the attack while crowds gathered around Plaza Bulnes and police attempted to curb chants of the Communist anthem.
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Court Declines to Rule On State Rent Law
The Supreme Court yesterday refused to rule on the constitutionality of New York State wartime commercial rent law. The measure fixed emergency rent for commercial space at March 1, 1943 levels, prohibiting rent increases and evictions beyond that amount. The case arose from a suit by Twentieth Century Associates, urging evaluation of the law’s provisions, with the matter proceeding after initial appeals in New York City.
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Roberts Warned Before Pearl Harbor Attack Says Roberts
Former committee head Roberts testified that Short and Kimmel were adequately warned before the Japanese attack. He said the White House released the Roberts Commission report without changes and that no Winds or pre-Pearl Harbor Tokyo broadcast existed to signal a break with the United States.
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Meat Workers Back on Job Prompting Open Meat Supply
Readable lines report meat workers resuming duties in a government managed plant setting. Officials cite substantial livestock receipts and operations resuming while retail shortages loom. CIO and AFL unions declare mass returns as price and supply talks continue.
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Steel strike hits U S wage and jobs forecast
The United Steel Workers strike spreads across major plants affecting an estimated 750,000 workers with projections that idled workers could surpass 1.7 million if stoppages persist into a month. Michigan auto and parts industries anticipate large furloughs while suppliers face rising idle counts, as union leaders blame stalled negotiations for lost work.
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Connecticut
Senator Wagner Converts to Catholic Faith Amid Ceremony
Senator Wagner, famed liberal, was received into the Catholic Church at Lenox Hill Hospital last Thursday. The event drew Rev. James P. L. Welly and Fraheis J. Quillinan who described Wagner’s baptism as a personal turn from a Lutheran family to Catholicism. Wagner was noted for promoting religious tolerance and opposing vestiges of religious liberty in foreign affairs, with supporters citing his long advocacy for Catholics and his stance against anti Catholic policies.
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Robe Jonez
Wetter Dan
Lenox ‘Hill Hospital
Fraheis J. Quillinan
Sud
Wailinan
Wigner
Mage
Robert F. Keesen
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Quillinan
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Hison
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Germany
James PL Welly
Blessed Sacrament Church
Eather Kelly
Ab Simul
Roosevelt Dime Initiative Delayed by Announcement
An unclear notice mentions a Roosevelt dime concept tied to a Washington secretary and a date near a birthday anniversary of the late President. The garbled text references orientation, a reload, a dog, and a move to tomala, with unspecified dates and items.
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