RPI Announces 4 Million Expansion Plan and Veteran Aid
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute unveiled a four million dollar permanent expansion aimed at boosting buildings and equipment plus a temporary increase to more than double enrollment. President W Houston Livingston outlined the program at a New York City alumni meeting, emphasizing veteran education and easing engineer and scientist shortages.
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New Jersey Railroad Strike Called Off
Elizabeth officials stated the 1600 members of the International Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen on the Central Railroad of New Jersey halted plans for a strike. Union leader Whitney requested postponement pending presidential decisions on the dispute, moving the walkout from 6 am today.
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Bowles Sees Fear Delaying Prosperity and Growth
Chester Bowles argued that fear and doubt block prosperity, urging confidence as the key to sustained growth under the wage price plan. He praised the policy as a step toward faster production, while noting needed measures to balance inflation and labor. The Office of Economic Stabilization issued clarifications and a 21 page explainer, stressing government approval for wage-based price increases and fast action to boost output.
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Lehman Says Food Crisis Mounting Amid Global Criticism
UNRRA director general Piperhart Lebon urges greater action by nations as the world faces growing hunger. He states UNRRA has no enforcement power but urges member states to act. Critics blame Hoover’s role in postwar relief and pressure Truman to replace him with a more trusted figure.
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Pouley Withdrawal Reported On Again
Washington reported yesterday that Pouley may withdraw from consideration for Undersecretary of the Navy as uncertainty swirls around President Truman’s nomination. A Rennie Naval Committee member indicated the move could come by midweek, while officials said they feared a withdrawal might derail the agenda.
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Lewis Draws Lines Today For Mine Wage Battle
Washington reports policy committee plans to meet today to draft demands miners will press on bituminous coal operators when negotiations begin tomorrow. Lewis has given notice his side will terminate the current pact on April 1. The upheaval centers on royalty payments, shorter hours, and higher wages as part of a long bargaining history in the coal industry.
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Britain Protests to Moscow Over Manchurian Actions
London reports Britain protested to Moscow over Soviet troop presence and plant removals in Manchuria. The Foreign Office says Britain joins the U S in condemning China’s claim Moscow’s forces should stay longer.
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Rabid Rat Bites Three Rochester School Children
Rochester health officials prepared an investigation after a rat bite infected a nursery class during nap time. Dr. Albert Kaiser said wounds were superficial and Pasteur treatment given. Cornell University veterinarians will aid the study on rat bites and possible dog transmission.
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Italy Votes Quietly in First Free Election in 25 Years
Rome reports a heavy turnout as 436 towns begun local council elections in Italy's first free vote in 25 years. Women voters exercised suffrage for the first time, with elections orderly though results awaited until declarations after prechecks.
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Argentine Finances Poor Says U S Agency
The Commerce Department reported that Argentina’s military government faces financial distress while spending heavily on army and navy. The issued audit notes long-standing collection practices and hints at a Central Bank loan as a first in years, with war ministry delaying payments to suppliers.
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Pope Receives Jerusalem Chief Rabbi for Private Audience
Pope Francis hosted Dr. Isaac Herzog, Jerusalem's Chief Rabbi, in a thirty minute audience. Herzog said they discussed world religious problems and asked the Pope to aid Jewish children sheltered by Catholics during World War II. He noted Jewish communities planned a homage fund for orphans in Europe funded by U.S. laws.
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Children Die In Fire Near Rochester Minnesota Farm Home
A family tragedy in Rochester Minnesota where three children perished in a fire at a farm home. Reports indicate four other children escaped as investigators probe the blaze and determine causes and safety conditions. The names of victims and survivors are not fully clear due to the garbled text.
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Connally to address Senate on Russo Soviet relations
Senate expected to hear Senator Connally outline U S policy toward Russia in a Foreign Relations Committee session. The Texas Democrat may urge firm treaty compliance and a pause on unilateral actions while backing UN diplomacy and delaying atomic bomb disclosure until verification and control systems are proven.
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MacArthur Headquarters Fire in Tokyo Damages Building
A fire at the Tokyo office building housing General MacArthur's headquarters caused minor damage and basement flooding. The blaze started around 9 PM Saturday, likely traced to a well leading to the seventh floor. Firefighters from Ninlerstyle's office extinguished it by 2 AM yesterday.
Rond Sales Gain New York State Savings Bonds
New York State sales of savings bonds on January 4 rose by about 30 million dollars in issue versus redemptions. Philadelphia M Light, state director of Saving a Rond Division to the Treasury, reported total sales of 91 222 481 compared with 61 420 in redemptions, noting strong demand for bonds during the period.
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World News Roundup on U S Soviet Iran Debate in UN
Radio broadcasts from London and Moscow portray sharp U S Soviet tensions over Iran and Iran’s future, with critiques of British colonial policy and calls for peace. Diplomats warn Iran’s case may reopen in the UN Security Council if Russia does not justify staying past March 2.
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Communists Battle For Mukden After Soviet Withdrawal
Street fighting rages as Communist forces attempt to seize Mukden largest city in Manchuria with 2 million residents. Chinese authorities declare martial law while Russians pull out, leaving government troops outnumbered and fires and clashes reported on city outskirts.
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Tragedy at Burden Park Stadium Blames Gate Crashers
A disaster at Burden Park Stadium blamed on gate crashers left 33 people dead and many injured as thousands surged in. A fence was torn down and steel barriers collapsed, causing a fatal crush among standing spectators in the lower tier.
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US Senator Claims US Debt Equals Global Deficit
Senator Bilender argued the United States owes as much as the rest of the world combined, citing the $3.75 billion British loan and a total U S debt approaching $279 billion. She warned allied and former enemy debts would balance the world balance, noting per capita debt around $1007 versus $261 Commonwealth-wide. She urged caution on Britain loan legislation as a path to stabilize the world economy.
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Bus Crash Kills Driver as 30 Passengers Suffer Injuries
A Greyhound bus veered off the highway and overturned 15 miles east of Tucson after the driver collapsed at the wheel. Passengers reported a prior argument with a rider who had zigzagged in front of the bus. The driver, John T. Alheight of Phoenix, died. highway patrol will file a careless driving charge.
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