Truman Attlee Differ On Atomic Policy Clash Over Outlawing Bombs
The United States and Britain pursue a joint atomic policy with progress toward a shared plan. President Truman has floated outlawing the atomic bomb while Prime Minister Attlee, and aides, argue it cannot be outlawed and should be controlled by the limited Security Council. The two leaders may have a fundamental disagreement on the goal.
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Bush
Truman
Altler
Limited Nations Security Council
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Russia
United Nationn
Stalin
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Ura
Hull Wins Nobel Peace Prize for Pioneering World Unity
Cordell Hull, U S secretary of state, awarded the 1942 Nobel Peace Prize for his work in fostering the United Nations concept. The Norwegian Parliament committee also awarded the 1942 prize to the International Committee of the Red Cross for its POW and wartime relief efforts. This marks a rare second prize to the Red Cross and follows Hulls pivotal 1400 mile Moscow talks and a role in shaping postwar conferences including Yalta and Potsdam.
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Unitet Natlang Organization
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VM Molotov
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Woodlaw Matson
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Dawes
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Jane Addams
Alfred B Nobel
Ann “Vershy
Attlee Plan Draws No Truman Comment
A decipherable report discusses Attlee's plan and U.S. reactions, noting no comment from Truman. It mentions Cold War tensions, atomic energy discourse, and potential coordination with Britain and the Soviet Union, with analysts wary of Western suspicions and aims to shape outcomes.
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Sumngon Suffered Heart Attack Near West Fills
A report from Stimson describes Sumngon's heart attack at his country home near Huntington, with condition still confined to his head and neck region. The misspoken lines suggest medical concern and ongoing care after the incident.
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Sumoon
Stimson
Ligi
West Fills
Buntington
Victory Bonds and Hiroshima Eyewitness Appeal
An editorial urges community support for Victory Bonds citing Hiroshima and a jet atomic bomb cost. It asks citizens to invest excess dollars to fund the war effort, urging gratitude and national duty over sentiment.
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Tommy Harmon
Hiroshima
Teacher Maria Cali Dies in Watertown at 86
Miss Maria Cali aged 86, longtime Watertown schoolteacher, died yesterday after 35 years of service. She was sister to Robert and Caml Cali and the late Daniel W. Inhill, both longtime Watertown residents.
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Maria Cali
Robert & Caml
Daniel Winhill
Myryars of
British Destroyers Shell Indonesians In Java Battle
Allied forces including British destroyers and RAF planes pressed a three day fight in Batavia area, gaining control of roughly half the Java naval base as Indonesian troops and civilians suffered heavy losses. Reports say fires raged, looting occurred, and shelling silenced Indonesian anti aircraft guns while battles raged through Soerabaja and surrounding districts.
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Foera Bata
Associated Presa
Vern Haugland
Soerabaja
Haugland
Soemmbaja
Paringun
Aneta
Sosiabija
Soe 1M
Anetu
Ratist
Cmd
Sand Annie Ween
Tye Butish
Ton Hayry
Java
Beitish
Briligh Command
Naval Base
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Singapore
Return Of U S Employment Service To States In 120 Days
Washington reports Chairman Mc Rieliar said to a Senate subcommittee that the U S Employment Service should be returned to state control within 120 days. The President asked continued federal control until June 39 1947. The committee set tentative appropriation cutbacks and scheduled further action for tomorrow.
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Mc Rieliar
Tenn
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Navy officer accused of badge of Pearl Harbor testimony
Washington reports say Rep Keele alleged Captain Alwin Kramer at Bethesda Naval Hospital was pressured to alter testimony on Pearl Harbor. Keefe said Kramer admitted Sept 28 to hospital after orders and that he remained in isolation as authorities allegedly questioned him about changed statements.
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Pearl Harbor
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Keefe
Alwin D Kramer
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Genhart UR Osliff
Caplain
Jama Fla
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Kramer
President Urges National Thanksgiving Day Observation
President Franklin D. Roosevelt calls on Americans to observe November 22 as Thanksgiving Day to honor victory over fascism and militarism. He praises workers, families, and soldiers, pledges continued freedom, and proclaims a day of humble thanks and unity across the United States.
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Franklin Delano Roosevelt
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Denial of US Arms Loan to China Stokes Cold War chatter
A US embassy spokesman denied a report that Washington had agreed to a 64 million dollar arms loan to China. The tale sparked claims of plans to arm seventy divisions, with commentary from Nationalist and Communist factions and coverage of Manchurian clashes.
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Line Camp P. O. W. Flees for Third Time
German prisoner of war escapes Pine Camp stockade in Jefferson County. Officials and Pine Camp soldiers search for Pelachaut who fled Sunday. He previously escaped five months ago and again two days later. Freedom lasts until recaptured.
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Geman
Pine Camp
Jeferson County
Pelachauet
Pelschautz Bros
Sinton
Agin
Rep James Mott of Oregon Dies on 62nd Birthday
Rep James Mott from Oregon dies on his 62nd birthday in Bethesda Naval Hospital after an intestinal operation and heart issue. He served 13 years in Congress, leaving 2 Democrats, 188 Republicans, and four vacancies in the chamber. He was elected to the 79th Congress and hailed from Salem, Oregon.
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Oregon
Avaslonpion
Sears
Congress
George W Calver
Bethesday Naval Hospital
Dan J
Gearhart
Salem
Giigon
Commodore Kiefer Killed In Latest Naval Plane Crash
Commodore Kiefer, renowned naval hero, killed when a plane from the aircraft carrier squadron crashed near Quintet Bay. Five other crewmen died. officers and aviation specialists named include Lt Lind, Lt Haw Fokohler, and Lt (9g) Garteld NJ Ghvence Hooper. Wreckage found three miles northeast of the coast. cause under wartime investigation.
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Jewish D Day Near Celler Addresses Rabbis At Capitol
Rep Celler declared that Palestine must be opened for immigration and a Jewish homeland. He urged Attlee to honor treaty obligations and condemned the 1939 British White Paper. A thousand Jews demonstrated at Union Station and near the British Embassy pressing for a new Palestine plan and immediate action.
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Clement Attlee
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Wed
STL
Jawa
Men March In Huge Homecoming Parade
Troy welcomed home its veterans in a large homecoming parade reported with crowded streets and cheering crowds. Spectators lined Russell Sage College and campus area as veterans, families, and scouts marched, with patriotic tunes and the crowd restoring enthusiasm amid police crowd control.
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Troy
Apec
Charles H
Mine Workers and ALF Denial Report in Turbulent Negotiations
Fragmented account depicts Mine Workers returning to ALF ties denied by Green and leaders like Levi and Willian Green amid alleged secret dealings. Reports credit or dispute a fusion of unions while noting political shifts and a recent Detroit mayoral defeat prompting broader industrial and labor implications.
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Richard T Flinkenssen
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Ini Sui
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