Soviets Agree To Troop Count In Former Enemy Lands
Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov and U S Senator Connally clashed over a full recount of mobilized troops. Molotov urged reporting of troops and bases on former enemy soil, while Connally demanded Russia reveal troop dispositions abroad. Britain’s Eden expected to seek a personal appeal. U N members urged transparency on global deployments.
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Vyneleslav M Meloloy
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U.S
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Mie
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Boviul Foreign Minster
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Tin Senate
Russia
Molotov
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America
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Uhuge
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Fannally
Laynest Bovin
Britain
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Great Britain
Tol Motolev
Cardinal Says Housing Test Of U S Democracy
Cardinal Steluin of New York warned at a housing forecast conference that America’s failure to house families and children shows democracy has failed. He urged solving domestic problems like housing to uphold the nation’s example to others.
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Chicago
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Steluin
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New York
Dr Benson Dies Famed Pediatric Specialist Remembered
Arthur Wirht Benson, a Troy physician who gained national fame for infantile paralysis work and pediatric research, died yesterday in New York City at age 65 after a lengthy illness. He led the New York State Reconstruction Home board, served on the state’s infantile paralysis advisory panel, and earned acclaim for his work during the 1931 epidemic.
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Troy
Dnelor
New York City
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New York
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Czechs Align With Western Powers on Trade Policy
The Czech government pledged readiness to abide by American backed trade aims while rejecting two-way or barter pacts as incompatible with eliminating trade discrimination. The United States supported pursuing such pacts if needed during the postwar term to expand international trade.
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Washington
Czechoslovakia
United States
State Department
Axula
Molotov Yields Anew On Trieste
Trieste dispute nears conclusion after last night’s meeting of Foreign Ministers. Molotov signaled major compromises on foreign control and governance. Agreement outlines governor’s role under UN Security Council guidance with joint signing of treaties and judiciary matters.
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Veleate
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Half Million Vets Face Benefit Cut in VA Plan
Washington officials announced a VA plan to cut or suspend benefits for more than 500000 veterans in school or job training programs. About 130000 trainees with earnings unreported by November 4 will have payments stopped. around 300000 will see reduced payments. roughly 119000 will lose payments. Next pay date is November 30. VA also cited 4.5 million dollars for surveys and inspections of training sites. Delinquent veterans will be notified by mail as reports are received.
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Vetorano
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Afates
New Cars to Have Spares After 1912 Change
The Government Production Administration announced that new automobiles delivered after December 11 may be equipped with spare tires for the first time since 1912. This change marks a shift in standard equipment practices and affects manufacturers and consumers nationwide.
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Washington
Glovillian Production Administration
Forgery Trial of Pampered Georgia Barber-Prisoner Called Off in Uproar
A Georgia prison case unraveled amid a dramatic courtroom scene as Greer allegedly forged checks totaling hundreds of dollars while claiming verbal authorization. Witnesses testified to prison trips and a custody dispute involving Greer, his former partner Chloe Aner Nigh, and their child, with the prosector citing earlier releases and a disputed birth date.
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Shai A. H. Foster
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Troy Man Buried Alive 15 Minutes in Ditch Cave-In
Denton R. Bryce, 49, owner of Wallace Bryce Manufacturing, nearly died when a ditch cave-in covered him with four feet of dirt. He survived for 18 minutes before rescue efforts failed. Alvin Johnson, a coworker, was trapped but not fully buried and escaped with minor injuries. Several others aided the rescue as the earth repeatedly threatened collapse. Continued on page 29.
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Troy
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Spring Avenue
Johnson
Edward Voinouska
John Smith
James Wilson
Lansingburg
Felow
Cecil C. Duncan
Syeaway
Rocket Camera Snaps Earth From 65 Miles
Washington reports a German V2 rocket flight yielded photos showing Earth from 63 to 65 miles up. The image reportedly captured a 40,000 square mile swath of terrain near the horizon with curvature hints, despite distorted vision and limited eyesight observers.
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Pietarre
Gas Explosion in Greenville Kills Six and Injures 150
A tank explosion at a Greenville laundry plant late Thursday caused six deaths and about 150 injuries. Red Cross and Salvation Army aided victims, with food and shelter provided. Overall property loss estimated near a million dollars, as relief efforts continued and officials assessed damages.
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C. Ciy
CVA Head Scores Federal Farm System Critique
Des Moines report notes criticism of federal farm programs as outsiders influence and misstep within the system. Gordon R. Clapp, ex-Pearl Valley Authority head, warned against the TVA style expansion through public agencies. Observers debated national farm policy and community effects.
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Des Moines
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Army Varsity Cracks Nazi Terror Ring in Stuttgart
U S Army investigators said they smashed an underground Nazi terrorist ring in Germany. Fifteen to sixteen members including ex guards and Hitler Youth leaders were arrested after a series of stealth raids endangering future bomb outages. Authorities described the group as behind recent Stuttgart bombings, with key leaders identified and principal targets confirmed in nearby Salingen and backning districts.
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Navy Tests Jets Show Fastest Carrier Planes
Navy announced successful test of two fastest carrier planes, RES-1 and NIU, reaching over 500 miles per hour. The test occurred during a party and featured aboard the new Mind band fighters, according to Navy claims.
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Navy
Blast Levels Palestine Tax Building in Jerusalem
A blast leveled the Palestine tax building in Jerusalem yesterday afternoon, blamed by police on Jews who detonated the bomb after miscalculating its charge. One Jewish constable was killed, five others injured including a Biluish army captain, a corporal, a British sergeant, an Arab, and a Jewish policeman. Debris spread over blocks, and evacuations followed a warning. The underground Zionist groups Zion Leumi and Nagana claimed responsibility in radio broadcasts, pledging continued actions amid ongoing violence.
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Ives Calls Rent Controls Needed Amid City Housing Strain
Senator elect Irving M Ives said rent controls should stay for a while due to congested urban housing. He also urged the Senate to oppose Senator Bilbo calling him disgraceful and urged removal if possible. Ives spoke at his first Capitol news conference after election.
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Capitol News
Dancer McLaughlin Seeks Marriage License Again
Madison Wisconsin reports Mrs Rene Castle McLaughlin a 63 year old famed prewar international dancer and George Gazinger a 34 year old Chicago advertising executive applying for a marriage license. The unusual pairing stirs local curiosity about the ceremony plans and social circles.
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Chicago
President Acts as Miners Fail To Report Walkout Grips Mines
Washington reports a widespread miners walkout amid a looming coal crisis. President Truman ordered contempt action against United Mine Workers chief John Lewis for alleged contract breach. Federal officials prepared to argue that silence equaled a strike call and Lewis faced possible jail or fines.
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P. Alan Galdsborough
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Key West
Fla
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United Mine Workers
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Faint light spurs rescue efforts for downed U S plane
British Air Ministry reports faint red light seen from a mountain on the French Italian border as crews search for 11 Americans aboard a U S Army C53 transport crash landed in the wintry Alps on Tuesday. Communications with the stricken plane were reestablished briefly amid freezing temperatures and reports of serious injuries among the passengers.
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British Air Ministry
London
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Prankkfurt
Moslems Precipitate New Indian Crisis
New Delhi reports say Mohammed Ali Jinnah and the Moslem League provoked a fresh crisis in India's road to independence by announcing a session of the assembly from December 9 to draft a new constitution. Estimates indicate 30,000 filled and 150,000 refused to vote, with leaders calling the atmosphere explosive and urging a charter for India’s future government.
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Cornell Lab claims plastic stronger than any metal
Norman B Wahl led the lab's wood and plastics division describing a new plastic material said to be 20 to 30 percent stronger and about four percent lighter than aluminum with thirty times the impact resistance of aluminum alloys. It uses glass cloth dipped in graphite and was tested on an ATH plane while offering radar absorption and weight efficiency gains for future aircraft and housing applications.
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Norman B. Wahl
Ino the Laboratory
Alhon
Reds Roll Up Huge Leads To Romania Vote
Romania's Communist dominated bloc led by Premier Petru Groza scored a sweeping advantage in early results from 22 of 53 districts including Bucharest. Opposition parties trailed with National Peasants 225,188 votes and independent Socialists 23,001. About 7.2 million voters participated of roughly 8 million registered as voting continued for 106 seats in the new four year parliament amid claims of irregularities and reports of injuries.
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