President urges US backing of UNO Charter during church address
President Truman urged broad US support for the United Nations Charter at a Columbus church council gathering, warning against “gold greedy” lobbyists seeking to defeat collective security. He called for united front with other nations to prevent world war and promoted measures to curb discrimination and unfair labor practices. Churchill attended and discussed Anglo American unity for postwar peace.
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Tr Moan
Ty Iion
Atont Yappatt
United Nations Clurier
Ehure Realty
Hylsu
Winston Churchill
VND
Mreum
Peder Council of Churches of Christ
Alengas
United States
United Nations
Meremil
Meremil Progeaia
Heveney
Ransam
Speerhaf ‘Press
Churchill
Aruslyeamer Teat
Ste Hanes
Wid Bairel Tussi
Churelll
Churchi
Cate
Tripian
Bultan
Washington
Turing
Din
Rwltysh
ibiFlven
House Strips OPA of Building Price Control
House action sharply limits government power to set or curb building material prices. Debate centered on housing subsidies and price ceilings, with amendments to expand mortgage guarantees and extend material allocation. Political factions clashed over veteran preferences, export controls, and inflation concerns as votes failed on several proposals.
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Senate
Povernfront Agenvies
Kuuly
OPA
Gald Il W
Admin Wyatow
Patan
D-Tex
Kente
Representative Price
D. Mt
Pabean
Ital
Man Jouny
D-Dikla
Buffett
Bony
Juffel
Iran Says Troops Still Encamped Near Tehran
Iran states troops remain encamped sixty miles from Tehran as they advance on eastern towns once said to be evacuated. Moscow-backed government officials report withdrawal of the army, while Iran protests Moscow’s failure to withdraw forces. Parliament remains in secret session amid protests and demonstrations.
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Ald Fist Naghe
Tun “Boon
Tehran
Lo Ger Ison
Boviel
Jash
Moscow
Iran
Stalin
Tisaiv
Samann
Saahvid
Mosca
Democratic Prediction Of Upset Victory Amid Forecasted Gains
A party official from the Washington area asserts Democrats will challenge forecasts as they aim to build majorities. Capt. Victor Iunt Marding of the Hemoontic Congregaional Campaign Committee responds to Rubin Uoun's victory claim, saying the party does not expect to live and will fight for a long-term lead. Harding predicts the Pemgerits may hold a clear majority and possibly win Republican seats in California Tivoli Thaiana Minnesota Missouri Montana and Oklahoma.
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Washington
I Party
Victor Iunt Marding
Elaima
Harding
California
Tivoli
Thaiana
Minnesota
Missioori
Montana
Ollie
Oklahoma
25 Million Protestants Call Church to Tackle Housing and Race
The Federal Council of Churches meeting urged Protestants to work on housing and race problems, proposing a bread program to stabilize homes and industrial relations. Delegates discussed postwar stress and veteran families, with various reports on social programs and peace efforts.
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Columbus
Ehwel Gous
Eac
Jimmy Win
Federal Council of Churches of Christ
Agyerica
Madrid Radio Denies Spanish Aid to Axis
A Madrid broadcast rejects claims that Spain aided Axis powers. It argues Spain remained neutral, preventing Italy and Germany from expanding into the Mediterranean, North Africa, and the Near East. The program credits Britain and the United States for blocking coercion and denies any entry into the war.
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London
Madrid
Spain
Auiel
Franco
Hiller
Mussolini
North Africa
Near East
Roosevelt
Winalow Churchill
Genern Wanntowel
Hiller Phil
Syria
Axia
Africa
Great Britain
United States of America
Trontlova
Gibraltar
U.S. Moves to Bolster Poultry Prices
The U S Department of Agriculture announced plans to buy dressed poultry to raise prices amid grain shortages. Officials cite reduced feed supplies and rising costs as the cause, with government wheat purchases cited as a contributing factor to market pressures.
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Woalington
Ay. Sinary of Agriculture
Anderson
Pont Nouks
Hocka
Gran Aharingeres
Chinese Fire On French Cruiser Aboard Warships Clash
Report from Indo China describes Chinese guns firing on the French cruiser Linviles Bertin near Tuinhang as French warships with over 20,000 troops bombard Chinese positions at Amiphongy. Casualties reported on both sides. ships exchange fire until noon before withdrawal. Transfer of port delayed amid ongoing investigation.
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Kidphong
Indo China
Conglas
Babes
Tiuimhang Purhor
Sid
Shipa
Amiphongy
Ami Nilion
Emile Gertin
China
Jap Judges Assembling in Tokyo For Religious Affairs
International court members appointed to address Japan's religious affairs will assemble in Tokyo on Monday and are expected to complete incidents by end of next week. Joseph Bo Reonin, chief prosecutor, stated today.
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Tokyo
international+ cour
Japan
Agar Cviniinns
Joseph Bo Reonin
Headquarters padlocks gaming room in German theater
In Weankrint Germany an officers mass headquarters gaming room was closed by the headquarters commander after Army complaints about large sums of money won and lost in the room.
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Weankrint
Germany
U. 5
Tarees
Nationwide Union Votes Loom Over Compromise Strike
A nationwide phone strike faces doubt as union members vote on a compromise. The report notes 45,000 sailors or workers involved, with the battleship Maxseum bound for the Mediterranean and Turkey. The State Department says the journey carries no political implications.
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Washiington
UPI
Maxseum
Japan
Turkey
Mediterranean
Stile Department
Uni
Yorkshire
Istanbul
Mehntet
Munir Ertejan
Powar
Piraeus
Alexandria
Egypt
Naples
Taly
Hether
Greece
United States
Lymnes
Aussia
Dodecanese
Rod
Bayelewagh T
Ex Gulfaws and Mother-in-law Frustration Tale
A garbled report describes a delay of 200 minutes and tensions involving ex Gulfaws, a mother-in-law figure Ty, and various named individuals. The piece mentions Paris, Jeris, and Anuhea with cryptic quotes about future visits and family plans.
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Gulfaws
Kotler
Aduléon
Lely Siiivor
Paris
Bar Master Mentors Bar Newsoren
Washington reports indicate the Bar has resolved to hold closed meetings and restrict press access while continuing to provide individual members with updates. Officials stressed that routine member communications will remain unaffected.
OPA Sees No Ceiling On Worm Prices In War Time
Readers across the nation flood the OPA with letters about worm prices and ceilings. A New Jersey farmer complains of high costs while townsfolk wonder how Washington would respond to such requests. The piece notes humorous and serious inquiries alike, illustrating wartime price controls and public curiosity.
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Washington
Formzom
Tate
OPA
Soma
Nilarante
Ibik
New York
Aig
Usle
Neasne
Democrats Join A. LLP To Up Taxes
Albany reports Democrats and Democratic American Labor Party form a tax plan coalition to restore 77 million of a 122 million reduction. Proposal includes restoring personal income tax at up to 25 percent and raising franchise taxes to boost city revenues, especially New York City, as part of state legislature actions.
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Iamel
Coy
Yhoinds
E. Dewey
New York
Les
St.noa
New York City
O Dwyer halves New York City tax revenue demands
Mayor O Dwyer proposes a reduced tax plan for New York City, trimming the target from 113.6 million to about 60 million by dropping payroll business and other taxes. The plan seeks legislative authority to earmark roughly 10 million for subway rehabilitation and reduce the boss business and income taxes, with revisions to salaries, licenses, and admissions.
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Thany
William Owyer
Dewey
New York City
Ravenne
O'Dwyer
WLURY
Amitement Admissio
Fryxtanyr
Lloyd Sues Columbia Gas and Pictures Over Damages
A legal filing alleges Lloyd sued Columbia and Universal Metres for damages related to a film project. The complaint seeks 400,000 pounds in compensation for alleged injuries and losses tied to the pictures on set and associated personnel.
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Los Angeles
Harehl Boyd
Universal Metres
Aflpang
Phigarinn
Sig Mie
Ickes Clash With Tydings Over Pauley Nomination
Former Interior Secretary Ickes sparred with Senator Tydings before the Senate Naval Affairs Committee about Edwin Pauley and government control of tidewater oil. Ickes labeled opponents’ methods while Tydings pressed on, with witnesses detailing political influence and oil policy linked to Roosevelt era campaigns.
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Washington
Jckus
Tydings
Edwin W. Paulny
Tidewater
Icke
Pauley
Inkes
Senate Naval Affairs Committee
3 Tekws
Welborn Mayock
Democraticnal
Wms
Pres Hnasevell
Tekes West
Seifonia
California
Roosevelt Ad Pauly
Lekes
Siwmmard
Benator
Federation Locals Polled on Settlement in Telephone Strike
Washington officials reported the National Federation of Telephone Workers and the American Telephone and Telegraph Company near a tentative settlement with local unions still awaiting agreement. Local leaders in Illinois and Dallas prepared for possible strikes as federal conciliators worked to avert a nationwide walkout set for 6 am. The federation warned members to refrain from work while negotiations continued and picket lines formed at Baltimore exchanges.
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Washington
Pol
Labor Department
National Fedaration of
Ic.s.t
Miolvin Skitiner
N. FT. W
Chaiman
Springfeld
Heivue
Dallas
Southwestern Telephone Workers Union
St. Louis
Baltimore
NFLAW
Fi A
State Secretary Backtracks On MacArthur
Secretary of State Byrnes clarified that General Douglas MacArthur was not responsible for operations outside Japan except in southern Korea and certain islands. A State Department release indicated no authority extended to other Allied commanders. The adjustment followed Byrnes’ Tuesday briefing amid questions about disarmament and repatriation duties.
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Byrnes
Douglas MacArthur
Manchuria
Japan
Korea
Man Arthur
Manchina
State Department
Hymes
Harness Race Betting Tag Proposed
A local proposal discusses a harness race betting tag and related taxes. The plan would require statewide or city action, with discussions of revenue from a pool retained for distribution and support amid legislative considerations.
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