Poland Backs Soviet Atomic Control Plan
Poland endorsed the Soviet plan for outlawing atomic warfare, with Dr Oscar Lange stating full support in the United Nations commission. Poland backed a draft convention for immediate banning of the production, holding and use of weapons based on atomic energy and their destruction, aligning with Russia’s proposal. The United States and Poland discussed halting nuclear weapons and establishing verification, while the commission prepared a working committee to refine proposals ahead of Friday’s session.
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Uniiled Nations Atone Clergy Commission
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Boost Prices Of Hard Coal
The federal agency set higher prices for anthracite coal across producers to offset costs from miners and materials. Small operators absorb 13 cents per ton of the extra costs, while other costs shift to consumers via higher retail prices. Domestic usage and price ceilings shift as part of the measure, with detailed per ton adjustments across coal sizes.
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Pennsylvania
ADA
Sally
Meluscelal
Haedey
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Byrnes Third Meeting With Molotov Reported
President Byrnes held a third talk with Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov at the Paris Peace Conference council table. Reports say little about the subject of their discussions, with only general remarks that the session produced no decisive policy statements.
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Coffee Prices To Be Boosted By Two Cents Per Pound
A tentative plan drafted by UBS OPA and the department proposes raising coffee prices by two cents per pound. The current three cent subsidy paid to the exporters would remain, with the exact beneficiaries withheld. Authorities cite market adjustments and public interest in justifying the change.
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Mmiyaia
UBS
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Seven British soldiers killed in Irish pier attack report
Seven British soldiers were killed and 20 injured in an attack described as an axplow near a military pier yesterday. The incident involved Strunrear Beath and other personnel, with confusion over names and details in the readable portion of the report.
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Beath
Congress Passes Compromise OPA Draft Act Amid Debate
The House approved a bill to extend the OPA with price controls on major items while trimming some powers. The compromise would keep dairy, meat, and rent controls but reduce agency authority. Senate action was expected, with leaders signaling potential passage and continued scrutiny of the measure.
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Washington
Chitin Spaney D. Ky
USA
Marcantants
New York
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Maray
Deloik Auto Workers
Hayton
Aeheth
Spence
Police action in Costa Rica leaves casualties amid abortive revolt
Early yesterday police shot at a crowd of protesters near a rebel stronghold in Costa Rica. One person was killed and ten wounded as security forces attempted to suppress the failed uprising. President Teodoro Tienda Midnight condemned the assault and called the incident a botched attempt to seize a station and spread propaganda.
Two Die In Staten Island Ferry Terminal Blaze
A Staten Island ferry terminal blaze killed two people and injured many as flames swept the terminal. Fire officials fought the blaze, evacuating passengers and halting ferry service while crews contained the fire and assessed extensive damage to the ferry terminal.
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Staten Island
National League scoreboard mixed results and stray scores
The scoreboard shows varied NL results with Cincinnati beating Brooklyn 15 to 3. Other lines list multiple unpolished scores and scrambled team names, plus a chaotic mix of extra phrases and garbled text that do not form a coherent second item.
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Thirsbury
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U S Sends 3 Warships To Troubled Trieste
The United States dispatched three warships to Trieste amid regional tension with Yugoslavia. Rear Admiral Bernhard Blell led the flotilla including a cruiser and two destroyers to reinforce the area and support Allied forces nearby. The move follows reports of Yugoslav activity and possible aggression near the Morgan Line, drawing international concern and commentary from diplomats.
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Mediterranean
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Mululow
Olteins Bure
Lewis Wins Foreman Fight in One Sided Bout
A chaotic fragment reports Lewis defeating Foreman in a controversial bout. The piece references court action involving government agencies, appeals, and alleged government influence on the outcome. It hints at legal challenges and a lawyer named Bath, with the piece noting implications for property and government review powers.
Refugee Ship Sighted Off Hatta Headland
A refugee ship sighting reports a vessel bearing a Megat Inmigrants bound for Palestine caught 10 miles off Hatta. Authorities fear a menace from the GUE OF Geriny Mint, with weather and sea conditions complicating rescue efforts.
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Geriny
Truman Attacks Lobey Ickes Tactics in Senate Fight
A broad debate surfaced over Edwin Pauley’s Navy budget nomination and Grain export policy as President Truman faced senators on confirmation tactics. Tobey’s absence limited questioning while discussions framed the administration’s price controls and grain relief amid New England needs.
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Heat Wave Claims One Victim
A man, Philip Haley of 596 Seennd Avan, died after a daylong heat wave. He collapsed at the Phoenix Hotel on Second Avenue in Lansing and was rushed by police ambulance to a hospital where he died. The report notes intense heat, crowds seeking shade, and ongoing sustained high temperatures throughout the city.
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Votes Extension Until March 31 Inductions Halted
Congress pressed ten month extension bills for service pay and draft, sent to Truman for signature as extension nears Sunday midnight. House and Senate backed pay increases up to 2000,000, with debate over continuity of draft and use of voluntary recruitment, while officials noted war-time needs and potential public relief for servicemen.
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Holdup Pair Sought After $44,000 Robbery Across Poughkeepsie Area
State police and FBI hunt two bandits after a daring holdup that netted $44,000 at a post office and bank messenger route. Officers from Troy HQ joined statewide patrols along Hudson area highways. Witnesses describe one suspect as about 40 years old, 5'10" with dark complexion and leather jacket. the other around 84 with slim build.
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Troy
Tive Buadtte
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Pte
Avis
Uno Pough
Federal Reserve System
Josaph Condon
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Transfer of Sampson Station Approved by Senate Committee
The Sampson transfer near the Training Station in War Assets Administration disposal was approved by the Senate Naval Committee. New York officials consider the relocation as part of the wartime asset realignment, with an estimated 100,000 dollar range noted for the operation.
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Washington
Sampson
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Malversinn
Army Adopts Majority Of Gripe Board Reforms
Army reforms toward the grievance board show majority adoption amid internal debate. Officials discuss disciplinary penalties, pay provisions, and operational gaps while opposing groups seek clearer authority and faster implementation across departments.
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Army
Nye Trails In Primary Nye Trails In Primary
In a confusing primary report candidates Nye and Monge lead in early returns with modest totals. Figures show Nye ahead with around 812 votes to 586 for Latewk and 2,521 for Nye overall while opponents and party factions clash over prewar advocacy and political endorsements.
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