UN Calls Iran and Russia to Direct Negotiations
The United Nations Security Council, in a near unanimous vote, urged Iran and Russia to pursue direct talks to resolve open issues. Bevin and Vishinsky clashed over how the talks should proceed, with Bevin accusing Russia of a nerve war while Vishinsky defended open, public negotiation under council scrutiny.
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London
United Nations Security Coupeil
Toyote Widten
Howe Debatu
Andret
Tussin
Wishinsley
Troubleshooters To Pry Loose Stalled Bills
A Groves Washington Post style report notes troubleshooters plan to force stalled bills loose through a new strategy. President VopaH prompts 21 proposals from Congress last Sept and party leaders weigh options.
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Washington
Geneon
Afeed
Sato
Otis
Capea
Enncentato
Porcific
Meas
Vopah
KBE
Dal
Roosevelt
Hannegin
Abuliman
Resalia
Meat Inspectors Nab 27 Upstate Trucks
New York inspectors yesterday seized 27 upstate trucks delivering more than 600000 pounds of meat into the city. Within a week they halted a truck from Gloveraville containing 73 cartloads. the load was not inspected nor flagged. The driver and consignor were summoned for departmental hearing.
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New York
Caime Fom Gloveraville
Auiinensen
Gerald Smith Attacks Sinatra Backing Reds Front
A fragmented report accuses Gerald Smith of using Frank Sinatra as a front for Reds influence. It cites unnamed congressmen and committee statements denouncing anti American activities and urging investigations while naming Helen Vaughes and Walter Winchell among others.
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Gerald Smith
Sinatra
Reds
Washington
Gerald
Bink Wan
America
Sirttey
Sulit
Tower
Amerlae
Smith
Utter
D.cal
Savage de Wash
Alan
Families To Join Army Men Abroad Amid Travel Rules
The War Department announced limits on travel of dependents to overseas theaters. Family joiners face restrictions and no housing funds will be provided for dependents in occupied areas. Travel to the Caribbean, Alaska, and Pacific theaters has been sanctioned, with timelines cited for April and May departures.
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Washington
Indareriunia
Oes
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Dwienk PD
Maenhower
Hmffears
Europe
Orient
Trivel
Housiras
Wate Department
Neis
Auspean Theater
Philippines
Digan
Korea
Ryukyus Islands
Caribbean
Sewronndkrad
Alaska
War Department
War Warning Testimony Shapes Navy Debate in Senate Hearing
Captain A G McCollum described preparing a war warning for fleet commanders before the Pearl Harbor attack and recounts a rapid sequence of consults with Admiral Turner and other officials. Officials testified that an adequate warning had been transmitted, though some suggested the message was not read by key generals in time. The testimony covered whether diplomatic relations with Japan were imminent and if prior warnings could have altered events at Pearl Harbor.
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Washington
Navy
A. G. McCollum
Point Harbor
Guitalesian
McCollun
Senate House Committee
Mavul Intelligutien
Adu Ureodore 8
Wile Felngun
Mival Intelligenus
Adm
United States
Wik Kittin
Atold
Hiatt
Naval Operatons
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Hull
Marshet
Noam
Witte
Boe Fh
Con
Walter
Shout
Itawaii
McCollum
Stark
Megridge
Slert
Aarne
Flarl
Vavner
Imetotum
Walkinson
Turner
Suriel
Eneme Chen
Eh & Teat
Higinhothany
Olaharnin
Dauiga
Woedenttal
Japan
Threat Scribbled On Box in Chicago Kidnapping Case
Chicago police disclosed a cardboard box containing a threatening note for Mrs. Degioan in a high profile kidnapping and murder probe. The box, mailed to the North Side home, arrived Tuesday with a street stamp time near 11:30. Investigators will examine the writing at the crime lab before handing it to postal inspectors. Chief Walter Storms said the threat appears to be a prank or generic menace with no immediate detectable motive.
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Chicago
Walter Storms
Slovins
Sweeping Strike Control Bill Passes House Committee
The House Rules Committee advanced a sweeping strike control bill aimed at banning violent picketing and outlawing strikes for 30 days during cooling periods. It creates a labor management board to mediate disputes, authorize injunctions, and empower federal courts to curb illegal actions while protecting unions, employers, and public interests.
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Preai+dent
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Hulua
Protectia
Kickers
Inboy Witona
Bs Unie Board
Comress
Ap Paovul
Howard Smith
D-Va
Cox
D-Ga
Rules Committee
Inboy
Rep
Wall Street
Marrantonio
A. Tian
LIN
Kauplayers
Hoy Hla
New State Budget Aims Higher Spending and Reform
Governor Dewey to present a budget higher than previous administrations, with over half the funds earmarked to finance expanded aid under the Moore Commission plan. The plan calls for $51,000,000 in increased state and municipal aid, with New York City receiving a major share. The budget emphasizes postwar reconstruction, state rehabilitation, highway building, a construction program, and wage increases for state employees, while facing Democratic opposition and criticism from Republicans.
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Piandome
Thomas EB
Dewey
Clon FL
Bedenkapp
New York State Republical Committee
Nassaiy County Federation of Sepublican Women
Moore Commission
York City
Costa
Berenkapp
Albay Vpi
Ee Amt
New York
Hunting Safest Sport In State For Hunters
Commissioner Perry Doryea stated that among nearly 600,000 licensed hunters in 1946 fewer than one in 5,000 were injured, a fatality rate of about 0.002. He noted Japanese plans to export silk and said shipments will be sent as soon as possible, while casualties among hunters remained low.
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Perry Z. Doryea
Cokyn
Cement MinArthur Wer
Lune
Washington
Atom Bomb Test Opinions From Scientific Leaders
Prominent scientists express caution about effects of atomic blasts on ships and shore facilities. Miginbotham, Cornell alumnus now involved in weapon testing programs, warns public risk may be understated and urges warnings as Navy plans multiple tests near potential naval targets.
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Wea
Winbotdun
Adarie
Bow Seton- Hat
Mexico
Nidvanen
Terest
Navy
J Miginbotham
Cornell Unie Verity
U S Studying Effects of Tembs on Japanese
Military researchers in An effort to learn more about the impact of atomic energy on the human body undertake postmortem studies. The work, led by a national agency, aims to understand how atomic blasts affect living tissue and fatalities.
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U. S
Woalington Uy
Adentietd Nera
Winnie Picks A Winner at the Derby
The racing note highlights Winnie selecting a likely winner at the King’s Derby meeting. It mentions the Derby field, notable horses and handlers, with country venues and key figures like Eddie Arraro and Walter Py referenced in the context of betting and horse racing.
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Miami
Kings
Parton Minster Piaerd
Eddie Arraro
Che Bao Bishamias Indienp
Alsi
Nazi Leaders Decreed Lynching For Allied Flyers
Fragmentary evidence alleges Nazi leadership endorsed lynching of captured Allied airmen. Testimony references Adolf Hitler, Hermann Goering, and other figures, with documents and tribunal proceedings naming trials and potential executions. Details remain contested amid wartime records and postwar prosecutions.
Lost Schooner Founders Tampa Vessel Wreck Report
A historic schooner once famed in Hel waters is reported sunk off Nova Scotia near a reef. Owners Georga Millicen notified. ship’s status unclear. The vessel had trade links with South American and Central American routes before the incident.
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Tampa
Fra
Iluit
Georga J Millicen
Nova Scotia
International Shiping Ran
Enrne
Fifty Free North End Blaze Flares Through City Shops
A major fire yesterday damaged two adjacent buildings at 63 Second Avenue and 632 Second Avenue, including the North End Wine and Liquor store and Connally confectionery. Firefighters used water streams to extinguish the blaze, injuring bystanders and causing about $130,000 in damages. John J. Brady’s fur shop suffered near injuries as ladders shifted. several tenants and workers were treated for bruises and shock. Police and fire officials reported the incident under investigation with no serious fatalities.
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Serand
Hoonin
Neth End Wine and Liquor
Gowen L. Connally Confectionery
Conmally
Second Avenue
Norn End Wine Aid
John J. Brady
Lg. Navy
Waa
Laddur
Ford Asks OPA to Drop Controls
General Motors signaled willingness to renegotiate a new contract with the United Auto Workers and proposed a wage increase tied to a three month period, while union leaders rejected the terms. GM stated it could recall 1,600 dormant union employees if unions agree to fund dues, and warned of continued work disruption until the company and the union reach an agreement. President Truman’s fact finding board recommended a 19 cents an hour increase, with ongoing negotiations to resume.
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Associated Press
General Motors
Renee Iy Muntowner
Olily Lawas Ain
Anden
CAO
United Auto Workers
Seneral Motors
Lhewe
Uawwalinig
General Motnra
Tre Corporation
Ura
Ole Tike
Wnion
United States
Trauma
Warners
Jonas F Dewey
Maid Guilty of Hailing Tishiad With Car
A maid faces a murder charge after a fatal incident involving her husband and a car. The court heard the defendant’s emotional testimony as six men and six women watched, and the jury considered the evidence presented by the prosecutor.
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Tishiad
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