Palestine Report Urges Admission Of 100000 Jews
A Washington British United survey committee on Palestine urged that 100000 Jewish refugees be admitted to the Holy Land. The 20000 word report called for continued British control under a UN framework and warned against coercion, violence, or Arab threats. It noted no immediate agreement on future numbers and reflected Cold War diplomatic sensitivities affecting acceptance.
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United States
Taft Urges OPA Eases as Price Controls Debated
President Taft urged the Office of Price Administration to consider removing price controls as production levels improve. Senate committees weigh options with industry groups pressing for varied timelines and exemptions. Proposals include extending controls for a year and targeting specific sectors like cotton goods and apparel.
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Saul Selix
Bowles Lee
Howse
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OPA
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Cotton Manufacturers
Ronyove Cotton Goods Scort
Wiles Sontval
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Psychologist at University of Bully Arid Dies Yesterday
Daniel Well Lanny MM head at inariconstitent of psychology at the University of Bully arid mihar ef imaneuns aicif ant neticus on peychologyy died yesterday according to local obituary notices.
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EB Whalegy
Daniel Well Lanny
Inariconstitent of Psychology
University of Bully
Arid
Baseball Scores From National and American Leagues
National League game results show Mhigage 2 Bronklym 1 with Vatsborg and Philadelpta contributing two runs. American League action lists Chevelini 1 New York 0 and Datyalto 3 Washington, with Chicago 7 Philadelphia 12 in another noted matchup.
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St. Louis
Hastan Ant Cinemanty
Navy ship blast at Earle Depot harms crew and civilians
A series of explosions and fire wrecked the USSS Sulur, a Navy destroyer escort, at the Earle Depot pier in Lower New York Bay. About 150 injured, five critically. 130 treated for bruises or shock, with 109 held for observation. One officer and four enlisted missing. 25 at depot dispensary, 8 at Fort Hancock, others at Monmouth Memorial and related hospitals. An investigation by Rear Admiral Paul Foster’s board underway.
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Hunt Leader in Arthur Death Plot Amid May Day Turmoil
Reported plot to assassinate General Moedrlhur during May Day celebrations led to large Allied camps and increased security by military police. Authorities detained a key plotter at the Tokrynnia headquarters after a failed attack, while protesters urged unity for peace. The narrative blurs with confusion as officials traced suspects and denounced supposed conspirators, with accusations against various groups and nations.
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Assembly Names Vacancy Appointee After Chair Rests
The Republican vacancy in Athy district was filled yesterday by an appointee named by Assembly Speaker Oswald T. Huck. The temporary state commission will meet today to confirm the selection and name a successor to the retiring chair.
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Mayport
Creal
Homer
Wis
Age Learue
Lutter Tevinge M. Hess
Assembly
Oswald T. Huck
Senators Probe US Secrets Amid Declassification Push
Senate judiciary subcommittee, led by Eastland, seeks deeper inquiry into weapon secrecy and declassified wartime devices. The panel notes continuing foreign interest in top secret electronic gear including radar and guided missiles, while industry processes and supply chains face scrutiny.
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Senate
Liam
Lai Gol
U S Conciliator Quits Soft Coal Negotiations
Federal conciliator resigns over Labor Secretary Schwellenbach handling as 75,000 anthracite miners threaten a strike. Lewis files Wage Stabilization Board dispute, halting 400,000 miners and delaying coal production. Talks resume after 18 days with notices of possible broad actions.
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Washington
Schwellenbach
Alm B. Lewis
Chad Aneto
Aanalnamantie
Allico Ayai
TL Owls
Judnieat Ah Halidays
Dangerous Nazis Still in Argentina Says U S
Acting Secretary Acheson said Argentina had not sent back the most dangerous Nazis to Germany four months after the U S request. He indicated the situation could affect future U S defense and political actions if repatriation does not occur.
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Acheson
Germany
Nadia
Argentina
United States
Meric
Gen Clark’s Personal Plane Buzzed by Soviet Fighters Over Austria
General Mark W Clark faced two Soviet fighter interceptions over Vienna yesterday while aboard his Flying Fortress. The incident prompted formal protests from Clark, with Moscow promising a thorough inquiry. American officials noted no injuries or defensive actions beyond evasive maneuvers.
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Anteia
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Fred Kuay
Tulln
Plang
Konev
Cork
John G. Ehrhardt
United State
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Rer
Gon
Claris Plone
Opler
Mallon
Paris
High Court Political Ban Urged Amid Court Change Talks
Senator Bridges urged a judicial code change to bar public service by Supreme Court members and avoid political actions. He cited Justice Robert Jackson’s wartime prosecution and floated various options as President Truman nears a nomination to fill the vacancy caused by Justice Harlan Stark’s death.
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Robert P. Patterson
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Senate OKs Funis For State Airports
Senate approves a compromise airport construction bill with an 82 vote margin. The measure authorizes 500 million dollars in federal funds to be allotted to states over the next eight years beginning next year.
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Stalin warns on world war plans amid May Day message
Soviet leader Stalin declares commitment to peace and security while warning that international reaction is plotting a new war. He urges workers to hit production targets in the five year plan as Moscow reiterates the Red Army and air forces must grow. The May Day broadcast emphasizes vigilance against foes who seek conflict and urges solidarity among peoples.
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Truce Seen in Manchuria Talks Within Days
A source close to General Marshall says a Manchuria truce is expected in a few days as negotiations resume in Nanking. Chinese government and Communist representatives Chou En-Lat and Hsu Yung-Qhong are due to arrive, with hopes rising for a ceasefire amid an optimistic atmosphere at Marshall’s headquarters.
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U N Begins Job on World Bill of Rights
New York United Nations opened the effort to draft a World Bill of Rights. The Commission on Human Rights unanimously adopted a resolution directing Secretary-General Trygve Lie to assemble material for an international declaration. Franklin D. Roosevelt chaired the commission and urged including a petition by Pedro Lopes on press freedom.
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Pedro Lopes
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Jap General Kono Sentenced to Death
Japanese General Takeshi Kono was convicted by a gr any yesterday of responsibility for civilian deaths on Panay Island and sentenced to die by hanging. Dozens of Americans were indicted at its Baptist missionary camp at Hopevale and identified American airmen were herded on Negros Island in mid April.
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Takeshi Kono
Gran Yestue
Panay Island
Vievins
Bomb Blast Damages Franco Victory Monument in Barcelona
A dawn explosion toppled a three ton Franco victory monument at the intersection of Paran do Genovn and Aventis in Barcelona. No injuries reported and no neo regime activity seen by early afternoon. international reactions and opposition coverage followed as editors discuss the incident and ensuing political tensions.
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Barcelona
Paran Do Genovn
Paton Xist Newsipeper Arrille
United Nations
Ayala
Spato
Yugoslavia Demands Trieste at Four-Power Talks
Four power ministers clashed over Trieste and Istria as Moscow backed Yugoslav claims while opposing Austrian Tyrol gains. Briton Bevin and U S secretary Byrnes pressed for Austrian input, with talks adjourned and two Italian and two Yugoslav reps to testify Friday.
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Istria
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United States
Vyacheslav M. Mulolay
Tatrain
Italy
Marshal Tito
Flying Wing Bomber XB-35 Revealed by U S Air Force
The XB-35 bomber designed by Northrop Aircraft at Hawthorne California features a center wing with no fuselage engines and pressurized crew areas. It weighs 157000 pounds gross normal and 209000 pounds overload with a 7000 pound usable payload and a 10000 mile range.
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Inside Pd Prefite News Markets MerryeGo-Rounet Ob
A compact clash of notes from Inside Pd and surrounding pages highlights social events and sports in the Pepylade Radio sphere. The column surveys market chatter and upcoming social gatherings, with brief items on notable local figures and community happenings.
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