Molotov Agrees Talks Start Monday in Security Council Veto Row
Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov agreed to a Bevin proposal for discussions among permanent UN Security Council members on the veto. Big Five nations including the United States and United Kingdom planned consultations to decide acceptable veto modifications. Bevin’s move aimed to refine the interpretation of the veto and possibly end the dispute at the Security Council.
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Muzzles Propagaindists in Lower Echelons Shutdown
In Atlantic City UPiA reports CSLOL executive boards cracked down yesterday on propagandist groups tied to far right and foreign policy leanings. President Philip Mareny announced new rules to curb councils from spreading material that undermines policy, requiring state and social councils to limit activities to stated facts and general policy aims.
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Rankin Passes Back to Full Committee on Contempt Question
Rankin decided yesterday to refer the contempt question involving Dr Hiro Shapley of Harvard to the full committee. The move followed an angry exchange and protests, with Rankin insisting the matter be acted on by the committee rather than solitary action.
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Western Powers Score Point In Trieste Dispute
Western powers won a major victory by pressuring Russia to acknowledge that Trieste’s governor should have clear authority to act in emergencies. The clash focused on who commands authorities over policing and governance, with debates spanning Britain France and the United States and involving Italy and Soviet officials. A council of government representatives and an internationalized body were discussed as possible frameworks to guide action while preserving Italian sovereignty.
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Georgia Jury Probes Columbian Case in Fulton County
A grand jury in Fulton County met Monday and heard indictments and questioning linked to a high profile case. The panel examined potential witnesses amid fears of retaliation and sought formal actions from the solicitor general and district attorney.
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Police Hunt Two of Family In Razor Death
Police search for two members of the Henderson family after Reba Henderson was found murdered in Belden home. Reba’s mother Mrs Henderson, in hospital from shock, described a strict household and possible threats from her husband. A seven year old brother Levey and others remain missing while investigators seek the father and another son.
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General Strike Due Says Filipino Laborite
Manuel Joven executive secretary of the Central Labor Organization said yesterday that a general strike is due. The statement referenced a planned nationwide protest with support from labor groups across the Philippines and potential municipal participation.
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Central Labor Organization
Navy to place two super battleships in mothballs
The Navy plans to retire two of its four super battleships, Wisconsin and New Jersey, to inactive status. Missouri moves to Norfolk, Wisconsin to Puget Sound, while other ships shift to reserve. The reorganized fleet aims to keep two 46 000 ton battleships ready for immediate sea duty if needed.
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Troy teachers press for higher state aid and raise
A Troy hearing before the Governor's committee on state aid drew about 700 teachers and supporters from Troy and surrounding areas seeking increased education funding. Delegations urged to double the current $126 million annual allocation, with calls for immediate adds for school needs and supplies. Local officials and veterans groups also attended, backing the push for higher state aid to schools.
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Bombers Headed to Europe for Routine Training Mission
Washington reports heavy bombers set to depart for Frankfurt Germany under Lt General Leo C Enter. Two C- Not sure.
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Housewife Rescues Two From Drowning at River
A Ball WV housewife, Mrs Maurvive Airlings, dived into the Keanebed River to save a seven and an eight year old boy and his brother who had fallen from a ferry boat. Rescue teams pulled them ashore with the woman’s help and the boys were seen clinging to each other as onlookers assisted.
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Army Gets Back Saygar Fork DIA In Eatody
A DIA civilian and two soldiers were in custody yesterday, nearly six tons of ammunition stolen from the Army Quartermaster in Slovak posts. Major Cornallis and PT More were among officials handling the case.
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Lewis Moves To Call Out Miners Wednesday Despite U S Challenge
The board announces new credit rules effective December 1 restricting installment buying on 12 items including automobiles, furniture, and appliances. Restrictions vary by item value and repayment deadlines extend up to fourteen months for new credits. The measure aims to curb inflation while allowing a gradual easing of controls and leaving permanent authority to Congress debated by lenders and merchants.
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Border clashes rage near Greek Yugoslav border in Skra fight
Greek Third Army reports heavy fighting around Skra in the Vardar Valley near the Yugoslav border. Greek defenders say seven officers and forty soldiers died or were captured, with more civilians reported wounded as an assault by a band equipped with machine guns and Martins is repelled. Authorities consider drastic measures.
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Chilean Cabinet Proposes Inflation Fixes in Congress
The new Chilean cabinet led by President Cepheid Ganzaten Welty outlines a multipart plan to curb inflation with 17 proposed measures for a joint session of Congress. The package targets rising living costs amid protests from farm workers and women’s groups while presenting the largest budget in the nation’s history.
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Congress Joins Probe of Surplus War Plant Row
Washington eyes a House inquiry into a 171 million surplus Chrysler-Dodge plant dispute and the unnamed attorney who allegedly offered influence for 400 000 in Tucker stock. House committee members say hearings may occur soon as Attorney General Clark weighs a prompt investigation.
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Taber Urges 9 Billion Budget Cut in Year Ahead
Representative Taber called for a sweeping 9 billion dollar reduction to trim government spending next fiscal year. He proposed cutting payrolls by 2.9 hundred thousand and reclaim about 11.5 billion planned for the year ending June. He stressed a 1 billion savings goal and urged continuing scrutiny through July.
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Riots Kill Ten in Bombay Koraba District Violence
Hindu Muslim clashes across the Koraba district and adjacent Bombay city leave ten dead. Two more die in knife attacks as rioting intensifies Saturday violence in India. Police cordon areas and seek to restore order amid communal unrest.
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Sampson Base Urged As Home for U.N.
The Finger Lakes Association urged the United Nations to consider the former Sampson Naval Training Center near Genesee for the UN headquarters. In a resolution, the civic group described the region housing 180000 sailors during the war and suggested reserving part of the tract for state emergency use.
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Anti-Bevin Rebels to Take Fight to Commons Monday
Anti-Bevin factions plan to force a parliamentary debate on the king's speech amid opposition to government policy. The move aims to challenge Bevin’s stance as Labour and coalition figures weigh how to proceed, with potential for a decisive vote next week.
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Truman's Plea Sparks Lewis Contract Standstill
Lewis rejects Interior Krug call for a two month time limit and vows to fight the government. President Truman urges industry and households to settle the dispute as Attorney General Clark says Lewis lacks power to terminate the contract. A possible court order looms, while Senator Hart proposes a special congressional session if the crisis extends.
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Anderson Pleads for Farmers In PMA Reorganization
Secretary of Agriculture Clinton P. Anderson urged broader farm participation in the Production and Marketing Administration at a Native Grange convention in Porkind Oregon. He dismissed rumors of resignation and defended the PMA overhaul against criticism from James G. Pattin of the National Farmers Union and varied state farmer opposition.
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