Truman Warns Labor Industry To Settle Strife
President Truman urged labor and management to craft a broad permanent foundation for industrial peace as white collar pickets demonstrated outside the labor management conference. Leaders Philip Murray and William Green attended amid debate on wages and policy, while picketers protested independence and questioned the conference’s reach.
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Washington
Labor Management Conference
Truman
United States
John L. Lewis
Wiutud Mine Workers of America
Inc
William Green
America Federation of Labor
Constitution Avenue
Eadh
Labor Department
Fom
Wal
Green
Murray
Lewis
Sesnion
Briely
Philip Murray
Congress of Industrial Organizations
Iil Party
Tutuan
Philip Mureray
Wallace
Anling
Willy
WAVE Training to End at Hunter College Bronx
Mayor PF H La Goaills reported progress from the Navy Department that all training at the WAVE center at Hunter College in The Bronx would conclude with the graduation of the final class.
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Hunter College
New York
PF. H. LaGoaills
Mirmal
Navy Department
The
Bronx
Ihr
Victory Bonds and Postwar Plans Urged for Community
A wartime appeal encourages residents to invest in Victory Bonds to fund farms, small businesses, education, travel, or fishing trips. It promises returns by 1958 growing to four dollars per bond, stressing individual plans and future security. The message leverages optimism and classic postwar sentiment pleading household investment now.
Batavia Quiet But Situation Still Tense
Sporadic street fighting persisted around Batavia and central Java with British artillery units reporting heavy Indonesian activity. A British Seaforth Highlander captain was wounded near Hotel Des Indes as Dutch guards fired on a vehicle. reconnaissance pilots noted mass rallies and a reorganization of Indonesian forces in Jogjakarta. Mayelang remained quiet after last week’s clashes as aid dropped to the area.
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Hatnyin
Java
Bitavia
Inet
Brite Arillery
Masa
Lietslan
Waz
Non Flere
Batavia
Beur
R. A. F. Mangulto
Thunderboll
Jogjakarta
Ion
Maye Lang
K. A
Army Discharges Hit 1.27 Million Since VE Day
The Army released a weekly demobilization summary showing 308000 soldiers released last week, bringing the total discharged since VE Day to 141000. The overall demobilization total reached 1,270,000 by October, with the Army noting 2,533,000 freed since the war ended.
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Washington
Yamashita defies plea to revoke order to kill Filipinos
Testimony in the Philippines case cites General Yamashita shouting that an order is an order and must be obeyed as witnesses describe Tokyo commanded butchers, while Gen Artemio Ricarte pressed for revocation and Filipino collaborators testify about the brutal plan to destroy cities and homeland.
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Manda Wi
Tamoyuki Yamanhitu
Collaborationtat
Ciftic
Joaquin Gulang
Hnisel
Pesant
Yamashita
Artemio Ricarte
Filpino Politico-Militarist
Galang
Ricarte
Img
Philippines
Narcisco Lapus
Anather
Lapus
Rycarte
Tian
Supreme Court Refuses To Rule On Ward Seizure
The Supreme Court declined to rule on whether the government acted properly in seizing Montgomery Ward properties in several cities last December 28. The government transferred properties on October 19 and sought a ruling that no action exists, vacating a prior decision and dismissing the original complaint. The move ends the case after a brief opinion day with no dissents, while a separate set of rulings covered labor law and other items.
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Washington Ut
Supreme Court
Montgomery Ward
The
Properties Bank
GS. Cliout
Ths
Pnime
Deny Report U S Troops Now Fighting In China War
Washington and Chungking denied reports that U S Marines had engaged in China civil war fighting in the north. White House and Chinese officials called the charges false and accused the Red News agency of fabricating the story. The dispatches claimed U S planes strafed Red towns and Marines fled advances, while Peiping and Manchuria fronts saw renewed clashes and railway damage. Soviet troop withdrawals were also noted as tensions rose around North China and Manchuria.
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Washington
U. S
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White House
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Ministry of Way
KC Wa
America
United States
New China Daily News
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Yenan
North China
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Manshuria
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Suiyuan
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Nity
Kweisui
Fourth Army
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Lienyunkang
Pientsin
Yellow Sea
Manchuria
Great Wall
Mukden
Peiping-Mukden
Jap soldiers to face charges over cremation of U S flyers
Shanghai report says nine Japanese soldiers and two Chinese civilians were arrested for cremating three American airmen after parading them through Tan Skow last December 16. Victims aboard a Superfortress that crashed near Hankow, names unreleased. Detained include Col Kameji Fukomoto and Maj Sanatsuzu Saka with others from Gendarmerie and propaganda units.
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Shanghai
Tanskow
Willis A. West
Matthind
Ore
Hankow
Chi-neng
Col
Kameji Fukomoto
Hanko
Sanatsuzu Saka
Thought Control
May
Minoru Higanatsu
34Th Army
Cpl
Yorabua Shirakawa
Plane Crash Survivors Arrive in Honolulu
Survivors and bodies from the Liberator crash arrived in Honolulu aboard the escort carrier Carrine Casabuinca. Eight survivors and seven bodies were brought ashore after the Pacific flight diversion. Five survivors were reported in good condition. three were critical with a brain concussion and multiple fractures.
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Honolulu
ATC
Lib
Gratey
Pacific
San Francisco
A.T.C
Warfield
Cal
Troy Parade Set to Start at 2 P.M. in Civic Celebration
Troy outlines a full schedule for a citywide World War II veterans parade with a 2 P.M. start. The march routes from Ferry to River Street lead to Third Street and Broadway ending on Liberty Street. A Victory Arch will be erected at Third and Broadway.
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Court House
Ferry
Division
Liberty
Washington Streets
Washington Vark
Second Slysrt
River Street
Jacob Street
Fifth Avenue
Broadway
Third Street
Liberty Street
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Nhe
Councilmank Committee
Roward Mc Maguire
Wall
Hone
Major Maguire
John J. Purcell
10Th Infantry
L Frank Mitter
Councilmanta
Aeda
James M. McGrath
Troy Larade
Jerome Kern Suffers Stroke Amid Health Concerns
Noted composer Jerome Kern, 62, creator of Show Boat and Ol Man River, collapsed on Park Avenue and was taken to City Hospital. Superintendent Henry Greenbury stated Kern suffered an apoplectic stroke and remained unconscious for hours. the public suspected a serious condition affecting his popular musical works.
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Jerome Ker
Amenee
Park Avenir
City Flospital
Henry Greenbury
Lee Hospital
Kern
Dy. Greenburg
Karn
Sudden Boy Missing Sparks Hunt in Sierra Foothills
Dowsieville California search teams rallied in small groups last night across the rugged Sierra near Goodyear Bar as they look for 5 year old Dickie Suden who disappeared from the Suden home Thursday morning. No trace has been found and no theory about abduction or other cause is yet established.
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Dowsieville
Calif
LTA
Mayoral Contests Feature Election Across Major Cities
The Associated Press surveys mayoral races in New York Detroit Pittsburgh Boston Cleveland Albany Syracuse and Buffalo. Key contests include O Dwyer vs LaGuardia vs Goldstein vs Morris in New York Detroit's Edward Jee vs Frankensteen in a close race Pillsbury awaits Lawrence vs Waddell. Boston pits Corley against incumbents while Virginia plans to elect Governor William Tuck as expected.
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New York
Detroit
Pillsburg
Boston
Cleveland
Louisville
Albany
Syracuse
Buffalo
William O'Dwyer
Fiorelli LaGuardi
Jonah Goldstein
Fusion
Newbold Morris
No Neal
O'Dwyer
Thomas BE
Dewey
Goveror
Goldsteit
Michigan
Edward J. Jee
Richard 'S
Robert N. Waddell
Carnegie Town
New Jersey
B. Lane Powers
Shire Utilities
Massachusetts
James GM Corley
National House
Tve
Virginia
William O. Tuck
General Strike Paralyzes Windsor Ford Plant Front
Windsor Ontario saw a broad general strike tying up Ford Motor Co of Canada operations. Up to 20 000 CIO organized workers joined pickets and a riverfront blockade with 6 500 protesters near the plant and 10 000 United Automobile Workers members striking since Sept 7. Authorities were asked to help break the walkout amid a widening contract dispute.
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Windsow
Strie
Ford Co
Ford
Ford Go
Taylor Leaves Navy as Flying Instructor to Rejoin Film Work
Taylor, formerly Lt. Ronit Taylor USNR and Navy flying instructor for 27 months, was discharged yesterday at a separation center. He plans to join his actress wife Barbara Stanwyck in a hunting trip before resuming movie work.
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Los Angeles
Robert Tartar
Maviea
Ronit Taylor
USNR
Taylor
Barbura Stanwyck Ten Lake
No Break Sighted In Greyhound Bus Wage Dispute
Wage dispute halts Greyhound operations in 27 western and southwestern states as union and company officials say they are ready to negotiate. A strike followed a walkout in the East. a meeting with leaders is scheduled for November.
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Kansas City
Trl
Greyhound Bus Lines
Southwestern Greyhound
A. P Steele
International A. F
Anon
Fort Worth
Paul W. Tibbetts
Nav
California Girl 15 Reported Kidnapped After School Out
The 15 year old California girl Theta Chamberlain, daughter of a building contractor, left school last Friday, spoke briefly with a sedan driver, then got into the car and was driven away. Sheriff officials conducted a statewide search order in an effort to locate her.
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Theta Chamberlain
Sho
Witam J. Emig
Mias Chamberlain
Brichy
Sherrie Saad
Senate Group Plans Night Classes on the A Bomb
A Senate special atomic energy committee proposes a night school program for eight classes at the Bureau of Standards to teach basics of cracking the atom. House members will hear four physicists and visit atomic bomb plants in Tennessee Washington and perhaps New Mexico as part of an education plan.
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Willefort
House
Edward A. Condon
Bureau of Standards
Aflisir
Ade Viner
en + ploymen
Dimor Re Newman
Inghir
Muthot
Hureau
Canton
Ainorg
Milier
Chalyma McMahee
Tennessee
Washington
New Mexico
Candon
Scientisus
Ute Informil House Committee
Rep
Havenner
Calif
H.C Uray
Dee Tao Szilard
Donteal
Induction of Fathers Of 3 Children Halted
Induction of fathers of three children was halted as selective authorities acted under Army requests. The unclear report cites a halted process involving invhera with Cheese my more birtl den and mentions Benes in connection with the request.
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Washington
Army
State Loans Trend For 1946 General Election
Polls open today from 6 am to 7 am for the 1946 general election. In Rensselaer County contests include county judge sheriff and county clerk with a Board of Supervisors election. In Troy two City Court seats are on the ballot.
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Renssélaer County
Record to Screen Election Results
Buried on Fifth Avenue in The Record building, screen results begin after polls close at 7. Candidates for Hensselaer County judge include incumbent Arbert D. Hanua Republican and Joseph F. Purcell Democrat with American Labor Party backing. Sheriff race features incumbent Phinite F. Cravey Republican and James J. Cox Democrat also endorsed by American Labor Party. County clerk candidates are Lawrene J. Collins Republican incumbent, Robert F.H. Sheehy Democrat nominee, and James E. Kelly American Labor Party. City Court positions in Troy include Thomas J. O Connor Stewart Jones Republicans and Thomas P. McTaggart John J. Sweeney Democrats with Frank Starker and G. Clark backed by American Labor Party. Party activity renews at headquarters and efforts to register voters continue. Upstate contests watch shows 5,138,980 New Yorkers voting today, with focus on mayoralty races and two Republican constitutional amendments. Districts and counties remain in play.
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Hensselaer County
Arbert D. Hanua
Joseph F. Purcell
American Labor Party
Craver
Care
Sherif Phitete F. Cravey
James J. Cox
Cox
Covny
Lawreate J. Collins
Republcan
Robert FH. Sheehy
Nemomat
James E. Kelly
American Libor Party
Troy
Thomas J. O'Connor
Stewart Jones
Thomas P. MuTaugin
John J. Sweeney
Theumgent
Democrats
Frank Starker Mu Wanen
G. Clark
Amercan Labor Party
Avery
Avery Nignn
Upstate
Palestine Curfew Extended to Bar New Outbreaks
Palestine curfew extended to bar all movements within municipal boundaries from 6 p m to 6 30 a m. The order, issued by Maj. Gen. C F Loewen, covers Hats port areas and sectors between Haifa and Tel Aviv. Chief Secretary J W W Shaw took over administration after Viscount Gort departed for London. no successor named yet.
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Palestine
Holy Land
C. F. Loewen
Hats
Gaifa
Tel Aviv
J. W. W. Shaw
London
Viscount Lord Gort
Bee Silge
Lord Gort
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