World Leaders Propose Global Atomic Secrets Sharing
Washington reports a White House declaration by Truman Attlee and Mackenzie King offering Russia and other nations a share in atomic secrets under strict future controls. They urge a world wide inspection regime via the United Nations to prevent mass destruction, and aim to place atomic oversight under UN authority. The move follows cable to Security Council members and seeks Moscow consent on secrecy and disarmament.
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OPA Postpones New Car Prices For Second Time
Washington delays new car price increases for the second time to review financial data from dealers. OPA says a decision could come early next week after hearing from W. J. Mallon of the National Automobile Dealers Association. Mallon critiques the plan to have dealers absorb costs from manufacturers.
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Victory Bonds and Inflation War Bond Appeal
A civic message from Ted Gamble, National Director of the Treasury War Finance Division, urges Americans to buy extra Victory Bonds on VI Day to combat inflation and support the home front. He notes two thirds of excess wages were invested in war bonds and stresses continued bond purchases as self interest for the nation.
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Jury Frees Seven In Albany Lottery Trial
In Albany seven defendants were acquitted by a mixed jury after a trial in Supreme Court. The not guilty verdict came after about two hours of deliberation. Prosecutor George F. Monaghan did not say if he would appeal.
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Cut Nylon Stocking Prices 25 Percent
The OPA announced a 25 percent cut in nylon stocking prices, effective November 20 for retail stores and other sales. First quality full fashioned nylons drop from $1.68–$2.50 to 93 cents–$1. (incomplete)
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Indonesians and Dutch Negotiate Collapse in Java Battle
Indonesian cabinet talks with the Dutch collapsed with no plan. Java combat rages as 124th Indian Brigade seizes government buildings in Soerabaja amid heavy shelling. Indonesians report captured Japanese tanks and advancing ground gains, while British forces limit use of full strength and a Norway-style meeting is canceled.
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Secrecy Barred U.S. Liaison Says Vandenberg
Senator Vandenberg urged lifting iron curtains of secrecy to enable Soviet American liaison and a worldwide free press. He cited Russia as a primary target, urging free news access for relief efforts and linking openness to global peace and progress, while opposing use of NNRRA funds for countries denying press access.
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Eisenhower Backs Peacetime Training
General Dwight Eisenhower told Congress that perpetual peace is possible but America must keep youth trained for war. He urged a year of peacetime training for every 18 year old as essential for national safety. He warned future aggressors could strike from afar if the United States delays readiness. He said a trained citizenry is as vital as schooling and criticized the pace of world peace efforts while urging a peacetime military program.
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German Economy Threatened by French Policy Says Price
Washington 4 Byron Price, president Truman's special investigator, warned that French actions threaten Germany’s economic unity and Potsdam aims. He cited potential winter hunger riots and disease as consequences if a control council fails. Price noted U S French Russian zone surveys and ongoing talks on stripping Ruhr control, with no quick solution expected.
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Krupp Excused by War Crimes Body
Nueweberg reports that the International War Crimes Tribunal excused Gustav Krupp von Bohlen und Haberbech from trial until the condition of the aged maker permits. A defense lawyer requested a psychiatric examination for the notorious whistleblower Julius Streichar. The tribunal pondered an American French Russian request to substitute Alfred Krupp, 38, as defendant for his father.
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Veteran Editor Dies in New York at 72
Robert Dammel Mackintosh, former editor and longtime figure at Columbia School of Animalism founded in 1912, died yesterday in New York. He served the original faculty and left a lasting mark on the publication.
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Burke Seeks Break in City Hall and Park Deadlock
Alderman John J. Burke, a ten year Democrat in Fourth Ward, says he will vote for the city hall and park proposals despite personal opposition if the administration reintroduces the plans. His stance aims to end the long stalemate over the reconversion of School 5 and the construction of a recreation house at Prosper Park, signaling potential shift in a council split between Democrats and Republicans.
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Jap Envoys Worked Behind F D S Back Messages Reveal
Washington reports reveal coded Japanese messages indicating envoys in Washington and Tokyo discussed behind the President and key officials. The messages claim influence through cabinet members and others close to Roosevelt and Hull and warn secrecy due to the delicacy of the matters. The disclosures were read during a congressional hearing as investigators probe the Pearl Harbor disaster and prewar diplomacy.
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Police Officer Charged With Woman's Murder
In Ponician Michigan authorities dismissed a murder charge against one man in the slaying of Alberta Rose Young and charged a second man. Edward Arlini a 40 year old former Detroit police lieutenant was accused of first degree murder in the Oct 30 shooting. Lawrence Thels 29 a fellow worker was also charged before Justice Luthor Green who set examinations for today. Mrs Young was found shot in the head in the Gilalon River near Ponician. She was the wife of Capt Frank In Young who died in France during World War II.
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British Halt Jewish Riots In Palestine Near Tel Aviv
British forces lifted a four hour curfew after clashes in Tel Aviv left five dead and more wounded among Jews and others. British officers blamed the rioting on a minority group while promising discipline and restoration of order as troops and civil police deployed to restore calm.
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Dachau Camp Horror in Nazi Trial Opened
The Dachau camp horror was described at a Nazi war crimes trial in Dachin Germany. Lt. Col. William Denson testified of a planned extermination scheme and cruel mistreatment of prisoners.Defense protests over jurisdiction followed as eight-member tribunal weighed evidence from U.S. officers and a German civilian.
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High Court Weighs Fate of Public Utility Holding Firms
The Supreme Court begins deliberations on the 1935 Public Utility Holding Company Act death sentence clause. North American Company appeals SEC order to divest. critics say its 80 affiliates in 17 states serve 3 million customers, with operations crossing state lines. Justices heard arguments from Charles B. Hughes and Solicitor General J. Howard McGrath as six justices attended.
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Union Rejects GM Wage Offer in Push for Higher Raises
UAW vice president Walter Reuther announced that the union rejected General Motors' latest wage proposal. The union demands a 3 cent per hour increase, while GM offered an eight to ten percent raise in different job categories. Reuther warned of a possible court injunction if prices rise, and noted the union will pursue a sixman committee strategy to seek a settlement.
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Opera Chorus Strike Settled Returns To Work Today
An intraunion dispute led to a walkout by the Metropolitan Opera chorus. The settlement was announced yesterday and chorus members will resume work today, with leaders describing the accord as satisfactory and promising harmony in performances.
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