Russia seeks Chinese input at Four Power talks
Moscow disclosed notes to the United States and Britain pressing for discussion of the Chinese issue. US and UK officials indicated informal talks could occur if China participates. No formal invitation to China was confirmed, and observers noted the move as part of a broader diplomatic push during wartime conferences.
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Wa Tovilution
Rebels Triple Forces In Paraguayan Fighting
Rebels push three-pronged assault in Paraguay as government forces under President Morhinge clash with insurgents near Concepcion and Curuguaty. Sporadic battles intensify with alleged international support and warnings of widespread violence.
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Sind
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Uma
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Rudin Horth
Conceplon
Toya
International
U S Probe Slays Railroad President McNone
The U S Department of Justice said it will investigate the slaying of George B McNone railroad president head of the Tolorin Caaria and Western Reftrond shot at home in Prorin Monday night by a run shotgun report says a federal probation violation may be involved and that witnesses are being sought by the committee and agency officials
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Washington
George B. McNone
McNone
Prorin
A Muatien
Horman McNair
Congress To Act Fast On Greek Aid
Reports indicate rapid action planned on President Truman's proposal to aid Greece and Turkey amid mounting tension with Communist forces. Lawmakers from the Republican side plan to move quickly with the measure by late March as leaders stress strong U S support.
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Congress
Congress Work Delayed by Deadlines and Hearings
In a constrained session, lawmakers push for end-of-year actions as Senate Foreign Relations Chair Vanitanburg urges public hearings by March. House committees consider 100 million in military aid and indirect assistance while disputes over a State Department equipment transfer to the Soviets provoke rejection.
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Lars
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Grek Aid
Amputation Girl From Pittsfield Seeks New Life After Surgery
A 13 year old Pittsfield girl undergoes leg amputation after a long healing wound fails. Doctors expect recovery within months and she looks forward to a future with prosthetic fittings and schooling, aided by family and hospital staff.
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Texas Phone Workers End Walkout Amid Inquiry
Governor Brarated and Dr. McGowan urge resolution of the disrupted telephone labor dispute. A state investigation into the Southwest Telephones Company is to begin, with promises of cooperation from officials and union leaders as talks resume for reinstating remote service.
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House Beaty Nurses Discrimination Bill Passed
A bill on nurse discrimination faced strong opposition in the House with supporters led by Rep Powell. The measure would ban race color or national origin discrimination in nursing corps service and was approved by voice vote with a standing count showing broad cross region support though many members abstained.
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Powell
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Amont
Assembly OKs Anti-Strike Bill Amid Debates in Albany
New York State Assembly, under Republican control, approved a measure aimed at limiting strikes by public employees and localities. The vote was 92 to 24, with Governor Dewey’s wage bill and tax increases also debated as part of the session.
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Thomas BE. Dewey
Labor leaders renew bid for unity amid merger push
Washington officials report President William Green renews invitation for labor unity and a merger among major unions. CIO leaders and executives say focus is on organizational unity and avoiding consolidation of member rights while pursuing collective bargaining strength.
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Willam Green
Diguis
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Denny
Jerusalem Blasts Wreck Two Trains
Explosions wrecked two Libby trains and two jeeps in Palestine last night, killing one railroad crewman and injuring a British officer. A brief clash occurred between British troops and a Jewish underground gang in Tel Aviv. Debris and derailed cars reported seven miles north of Sorina on the Jaffe line, with reports of a crewman dying from injuries.
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Noth
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Jaffe
General Parker Dies After Illness in Chicago
Major General Frank Parker, famed leader of the First Division in World War I, who headed the former Sixth Corps, died last night in Chicago after a lengthy illness.
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Record Expansion Plans Modernize Eastside Newspaper Plant
The Proy Record Company outlines a postwar growth program including a $265,000 streamlined press, a three story brick steel addition on Broadway, a passenger elevator, and auto plate casting equipment. The project, designed by Loosewond Greene Engingery and built by Duncan & Campbell, aims to create one of the east’s finest newspaper plants with capacity for a 28 page edition and potential color printing. Construction is set to finish this fall with the old press dismantled once the new press is installed.
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Tray Record Co
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Anderson Calls for Curbs on Commodity Speculation
Secretary Anderson urged limits on speculative excesses in native commodity markets. He spoke during a formal interview, criticizing rapid price increases and noting an October investigation into speculative patterns without detailing program specifics.
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