United States to seek UN trusteeships for Pacific islands
The United States plans UN trusteeships for former Japanese islands to be administered by the United States. Officials said the move aims to meet wartime Pacific goals, with security restrictions and exclusions for some UN members. White House statements indicated the plan would seek General Assembly approval and a lasting trusteeship arrangement under UN oversight.
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United States
United Nations
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Lanter
White House
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Poland
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United
Kingdony
New Zealand
Philips Pines
Wouch
Thas
Plice
Srenity Council
Four powers hear complaints on Trieste deal
Delegates from major powers, including Britain and the Soviet Union, pressed for changes to the Trieste settlement amid a deadlock in the Civil-Wasl dispute. Molotov questioned Yugoslav and Italian officials on backing for a Belgrade government while Western delegates demanded limits on a UN governor's powers.
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York
Lugoma van
Waly
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Lywe Valved
Council of Foreign Ministers
Propaand
Metalorad
Ana Hadymod Alle
Mis
Mm Immediate
Minestar Vom Molotov
Slirteagers
Talian
Belgrade
Wriitienl
Taly
Yugonavin
Minal
U N Delegates Extend Round Amid Fierce UN Security Council Clash
Delegates at the United Nations Security Council’s latest session suspended decorum as heated exchanges over persecution and disabilities provoked sharp tempers. Interpreters struggled to keep pace while Paul Henry Apark, the assembly president, extended the round by 20 minutes and announced a tie vote.
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Europe
United Nationa Asscady
Paul Khenry
Russian Cries Atom Blackmail Amid Soviet Rally
At a Bolshoi Theater anniversary eve address in Moscow, Andrew Fidanay and other Soviet leaders denounced Western pressure while pledging strength against imperialist threats. The crowd praised Stalin’s foreign policy as officials echoed calls to expand Soviet armed forces and defend the state.
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Brita
Moscow
Atom Blackmathers
Wen Andrew Fidanay
Supreme Soviet
Ussr
Frmne
Stalin
Julion
Salim
Sintin
Russia
Communist Party
Iyut
Ahdanov
Soviet Union
Leningrad
Ike
Winston) Church
United Nations Faces Refugee Plans Amid Polemics and Exile Proposals
A long agency debate at the United Nations centers on refugee policy with Soviet and Western delegates urging immediate disbandment of certain units and broad exile schemes. Vishinsky accuses nations of impeding aid while proposing that refugees be moved to camps under limited national representation, a plan rejected by some and linked to broader membership debates at the Assembly.
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Iytve
Andels
Andel Yo ‘Vishinsky
Raiger Oyguniantion
Liegates
Noliwns
Jin
Sumant Ton He
Use UN
Lomarrow
Figshmo
Vishinsky
United Nations Organization
Bivaulhe
Nickel Jailed for Lack OL 819,000 Bail
A Brooklyn man, William A. Nickel, age forty, was held for grand jury action after waiving a preliminary hearing on embezzlement charges. Prosecutors say Nickel altered records to misappropriate nearly one million dollars from Mecgomtales Linotype Company. Bail set at $100,000 by Brooklyn Magistrate Alfred Al Tinian.
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Mecgomtales Linotype Company
Enainfer
Aggiee Iy
Brooklyn
Attor Yla
William A. Nickel
Brooklyn Mags Tinle
Alfred al Tinian
Sing Sing Convicts Transferred Upstate
Prison officials ordered transfers of Sing Sing inmates to upstate facilities Clinton and Attica amid protests. Warden William Syytes mustered guards as roughly half the convicts were sent to Clinton and the other half to Attica State Prison. Authorities planned staged protests and security measures during the move.
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Willian Syytes
al Boy Sing
Wutturittes Sahity
Clinton Tisoh Damen
Attics
Bolony
Wight
Two Headaches For Every Aspirin in New York Dispatch
UNRRA director general NeR MaikeF alleges fest night a political shift as New York confronts rising inflation and wage pressures. Amid claims of Democratic weakness and Republican gains, observers warn of widespread discontent and potential economic strain across the city.
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New York
Floreno A CuGnandia
UNRRA
Hugh Mieke
Congreve
Cutamiarts Adoberie Repaniiteana
New York City
Hursting
Knutson Aims for 20 Percent Tax Cut in 1947 Plan
Knutson and Republicans push a 20 percent cut in the industrial income tax for 1947, aiming to reduce the tax base and spur growth. They vow immediate action and unveil a second bill to adjust other excise taxes and streamline the tax code while preserving essential revenues. The plan faces Democratic opposition over balancing the budget and debt repayment.
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Howse Waya and Means Committee
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le Dunghlou
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Sant Pharm Wall
Soln Cong
Justory
Dougsten
Viself
Congress
Knulgen
Bead
New York
Waa
Chinese Reds Reported Ringed Inside Dairen
A Thursday report from the independent Hain Min Pho states Chinese government troops moved toward Dairen as Russian-occupied areas held. The piece claims more than 50,000 Chinese Communist troops gathered near the Manchurian border and may press across the Yellow Sea toward the Shimntung Peninsula, with talks ongoing about a broad settlement between China and Russia and possible ceasefire terms.
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Shimntung
Dzhen
Ching Yataliek
President Silent But Smiling Washington
A scrambled report describes President Truman and his daughter Margaret voting at Independence Missouri amid questions about Democratic control. The White House offered no comment as reporters pressed about a political shift and future election prospects.
New York GOP Sweeps State as Dewey Leads Vote Tide
Albany returns show Dewey and GOP ticket winning large margins. Republicans gain Senate and Assembly majorities, seizing control from Democrats in state government, while nationwide Republican momentum puts pressure on Truman. The turnout places Dewey in a favorable position for 1948 campaigns and signals a broader GOP offensive against the New Deal.
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Queens
Tula
Sintec
Maloy May Quit As Democratic Leader
Reports from Troy detail Democratic faction struggles as Maloy weighs stepping down as county leader amid Republican gains. Key figures include Dean P Layla rival Gus Thomas and Thomas Dougherty, with Troy city figures Shannon and Murray named as possible successors or challengers. The piece notes internal rifts over leadership, municipal election timing, and party strategy ahead of broader state contests.
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Raley
Thomas Dougherty
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Trish War Bride Receives 1 to 5 Year Sentence
Trish Waters, 26, was sentenced to one to five years after a jury found manslaughter in the death of her husband, a 43 year old wartime veteran. District Judge AS Henderson denied a defense bid for a 20 day stay to allow an appeal. Waters was remanded to county jail after bail bondsman Glen G Badelt posted $5,000 bond for her release pending appeal.
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Plane with worldwide bomb range plans unveiled
Washington reports an Army Air Forces statement claiming a six engine bomber could carry an atomic bomb to any inhabited region and return home without refueling in a war attack. Built at Consolidated-Vultee in Fort Worth Texas, the craft is designed for a normal range of 10 000 miles with 10 000 pounds of bombs and can reach 40 000 feet.
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Eyam de
Consolidated-Vulvee
Fork Woh Texse
Redfield
Ayashima
Nagagate
End of Airline Strike Awaits Union Action
End of a major airline strike hung on union action as negotiations continued. Federal mediator Frank P Douglass and airline executives pressed for formal acceptance of a government offer already endorsed by the airline’s parent companies. About 29,000 miles of service and 1,000 furloughed employees were affected while a tentative resume was tied to union approval.
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David Belincke
Afol Autring Piste Association
Ueydon
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Venice
Frank P Douglass
Secret parle to divide Pacific discussed by Roosevelt
Hidden talks reportedly planned to divide Pacific influence between powers. Ambassador Nostra presented the plan to Cordell Hull eight months before Pearl Harbor, with the aim of easing terms while preserving territorial integrity and noninterference, though details remained contested amid U.S. policy concerns.
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Prenlie Timer
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Kacilaatuto
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Micren
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Jewish D P Police Strike for Cigarettes
Frankfort Germany reports Jewish D P police at a near Atltgart camp staged a daylong Votony strike. U S Phd Army said the police demanded mate adwarebtos while leaders and officials discussed the event. Meg Mra Army noted the action as a dispute with UM RRA officials over rations and supplies for four weeks.
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Thirwang
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Owril
Teldenheim
Union
Europe Sees Sharp Split After Election Reactions
British editors warn of shifting mood as European readers react to postwar elections. The United States faces scrutiny over policy toward Russia and the Soviet Republics, while Britain fears domestic consequences of foreign headlines. Analysts note Republican triumphs influence American stance and European alliances lingering in flux.
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Laval
Britain
Tie Eleethou
Nowlin
Aflan Thuve
Son Alll
Vandenberg
Michigan
Forelstt
Spain Seizes Supposed Communist Chief
News agency reports police disbanded a clandestine group led by a claimed Communist chief Agustin Zora Bane in Madrid. Three fully equipped mint shops were found, including one producing clandestine materials. Authorities accuse a communal network of plans tied to a modern code system and postal radio dissemination.
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Gatty
Jtne
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Gerunst
Generalissmo Francisca Frances Forces
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Lada
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