Bevin Urges Quick Move to Curb Arms in UN Talks
British foreign secretary Bevin pressed for immediate action on disarmament at the United Nations, rejecting Russia's demand for information on troop dispositions unless included. Molotov outlined Russia's plan for comprehensive reports from UN members on troops, bases, and stations, with the committee adjourning without a vote.
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Enevst Movin
Min Wul
United Nations
Ile
Slussia
Aled
Bugin
Vyacheslav M. Molotov
Teussi
Highen Ogetier
Rotlaw
Solation Inn
Daliliou
Natenet
Bovine
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Hormel Mothm
United Blaley Mint
Hitler
Garovany
Sonak
Molatay
China
Poland
Beypt
Molotov
Heri
U. S
Molglav
Alexandur Cadogan
Britta Crine
Malotov
Liv
Bevin
Reyin
Penly Daine
Aland
Alexandra Parodi
France
Ayy
Reggia
Committee 2
Thie Wan
Amerinan
City Offers To Provide Labor For Housing Job
City officials propose supplying labor and materials to speed emergency housing units in a program tied to federal funding. Mayor John J. Ahern pushes against deep unit reductions, citing funds and completion status. some buildings already under way would proceed if possible.
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Fedievel
sHapsids
Itteenth
Materinia Siready
Troy
John J. Ahern
Ie Hoonick Aireel Silo
Kiser
Anid IL
PPMA
New York City
FPA
Nagar Ahern Caslier
al Hoosier Street
Fifteenth Bheel
Necusanry Brecause
New Yorke
The
PEA
Abori
Reds May Take Control In Romania
In Bucharest the communists appear likely to win a decisive victory in the Romanian parliamentary elections. Official communique indicates the Government Bloc, including the Communist and allied parties, has over two thirds of 0.823 million votes cast. Opponents resigned their posts as Groza hinted the bloc may face cabinet changes and new leadership.
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Buchrest
Cuatntunists
Bing
Dunsday
Comrauniqste
Ploughintin
Hyon
Flas
Jia Munio
Ube
Parliamant
Ministry of the Interior
Guyvertant Bloc
National Sunta
Hungarian Popular Union
National Liberals
National Poqannt Damocrats
Groza
Moscow
Assassination Plot Charged in New York U N attack
A violent attempt on Gregory Shudulic and A. D. Valin near the United Nations building in New York left one target wounded by a bullet and others unharmed. Police reports describe two unknown assailants firing at close range before fleeing. Biadnik and Valin survived but were moved to hospital. The incident provoked concern among U.N. delegates and New York officials as security arrangements face scrutiny.
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London
Moscow
Gregory Shudulic
A. TD. Vainn
Ulerginian
United Nations
New York
Sain
Strdnik
At- Ladhkers
Hag Moon
I U.N. Assembly
Tre Bondenst
Iini
Biadnik
A. D. Valin
Pallee Cammisklaner
Arthur Wy Wallander
Anl
Rtadnik
Hawpitt
Bulgarian Communist Leader Forming New Government
Communists plan to form a new Bulgarian government under Geneg Dimitrov, former general secretary of the Communist International, after Premier Kinron Georglay and his cabinet resigned. The outgoing cabinet had ruled since September 1944, aligning Bulgaria with the Allies. the Communist party won 27 seats in the recent elections and led the Fatherland Front coalition with 864 of 465 Assembly seats.
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Govmiuniat
Geneg Dimitrov
Tcretary
Communiat
Avier
Luni
Kinron
Georglay
Hie
Bilgarin
Communist Party
Tost
Wwaonth'r
Fatherland Front
Gicinad x
Santas
Bevin Raps Soviet Plan For Trieste
British Foreign Secretary Bevin blasted Soviet ideas on Trieste at a Foreign Ministers meeting. Molotov pressed for Yugoslavia to share administration while Byrnes insisted on UN council control and withdrawal timing. Debate focused on occupation troops, economic terms, and a provisional government pending a permanent setup. The ministers planned to reconvene at 4 pm.
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New York
Jevin Bluintly
Foreign Ministers Council
Trieste
Yugoslavia
Parsons
Tong
Molotov
Yujrasinvin
Tylosie Gallronds
Sre
Byrnes
Molainy
Economie Pian
Drayping
Erst
Anton Proven
Eleste
Toons
Rythes
Bevin
United Nations Security Council
Byrnea
Pny
Two Strikers Fatally Shot in Welch Mine Dispute
Violence at a West Virginia coal mine leaves Roosevelt Thomas and Hanl Curry dead after a quarrel over truck unloading and alleged work stoppage. Authorities say the UMW claims a contract expired, while coal and steel industries face widespread production cuts as strikes ripple through Pennsylvanian fields and dependent industries. The incident accompanies a broader labor dispute affecting coal output and steel production across the region.
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WWE
Kenaetlan
Harry Cyphers
United Mines Workers
Small
Welch
W. Va
Roosevelt ‘Thomas
Bottom Creek
Efckman
UMW
Jom L. Lewis
Einers Ari
Progressives
Eysterm
Pennsylvania
Republic Stel
U. S. Steel Cory
Rapublic Steel Orp
Cleveland
Avortid
Alkaylawnnd
Toner & Galighthn Steel Quy
Ute Arnur
Jenn Steel & Wira Co
Youngstown
Shel and ‘Tune Co
Digge
Cold Wave Heads East Across Midwest and Plains
A mass frigid air mass is spreading from the Midwest toward the East with warnings for wind chills and high winds up to 49 to 45 mph. Temperatures plunge to 2 below zero in parts of Montana and drop to 15 to 20 below in Illinois, stretching from Minnesota to Wisconsin and Michigan as the cold front moves east by Saturday.
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Michigan
Canada
Zore
Montana
Atlantic Seaboard
Minnesota Lawn
Hlinais
Tadlana
Wisconsin
Nortwest
Minnesota
Montoma
Linkataa
Nebiaake
Wyoming
Colorado
Kanniy
Sunny
Miners Strike Triggers Contempt Action Against John L Lewis
Washington court orders John L Lewis to appear for contempt after 400000 coal miners walkout. Justice Department aims to punish union leader if found in contempt. service of summons expected today as labor unrest threatens railway and mine operations nationwide. A special jury may hear the case next week to determine guilt and possible penalties.
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Washington
UPA
John L. Lewis
Amy Goldsborough
Podern Distriel
Cauge
Wilon
Sal
Alexandria
District of Columbia
Justice Department
United Dune Works
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Orarn
Lewin
Tus Gatdsbough
Athey
Gui
Insue
Truman Urged To Recall Congress To Curb Lewis
Senator Byrd telegraphed President Truman urging a special session to confront John L. Lewis and halt labor pressure. He warned that yielding could threaten democracy and risk widespread hardship, calling for united action to protect American interests and prevent paralysis of governance.
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Congress
Lewis
Washington
Byrd
T.va
John L. Lewis
Tabor Teader
Tim Rth
Representative Brown
Ohio
Republican Vader
Bolt
Phy
New Deal
Congo
Hewis
Bard
Substantial Wage Boosts Sought by Industrial Conference
Atlantic City convention advocates substantial wage increases to match rising prices as industry warns of collective bargaining impacts. Labor figures warn real weekly earnings fell from wartime highs, urging leaders to address living costs and strike risks amid producer price changes.
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N.o
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Philip Marry
Schweltentach
Schwellan Hach
Snbwillathach
We Want To Live Lost Plane Radios Pars Wesday
Survivors of a U S Army transport crash in the Alps plead for help after the plane went down. Eighty Americans faced hunger, injuries, and freezing conditions as search operations expand with reports of a beacon sighting and ground teams racing toward a likely crash site in France near Inten takon and towns in Switzerland.
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Raetig Agitie
Alps
U.S Army
Trinaport
Intentakon
Cnarthanal
France
Winsaniten
Gerrutty
Walt Lval
Sant
Ue Plas
Patos
Brillah
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Sonrehos
Superfartrans
Winsbaden
Avary Rdla
Dad Ming
Nadlo
Avaocon
Orly Field
Watton Boole
Ory Lin Trane
New York City
Coruth
Pngd
Throngs Pay Final Tribute To Walker
New York City crowds filled St Patrick's Cathedral and streets along Fifth Avenue for the funeral of Mayor James J. Walker. About 5,000 inside and 100 filed the avenues as the cortege moved past landmarks he loved, with burial at Gate of Heaven Cemetery. The service drew top state and city officials, sports figures, and citizens in mourning.
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Wi—Fornyee
James J. Walker
St Patrick's Cathedral
Fifi Avenue
Pith
Jimmy
Teaver
Vainio
Phe Dehonnnic Waltett
Ite
Cvan
Seabury
Richard Kehan
Dina Tay
Alfreds
Brith Mcmorial Wend
Lfe
Walker
Nina
Nan Burke
Mary Ann
Janes
Igirea
Toe Diageo
Wallear
Banedal
Spanish author dies in New York at 67
Renowned Spanish writer Miequina, former president of the Spanish Society of Authors, died yesterday after a heart attack in a hospital room. He was a leading figure in Spanish literature and world poetry, known for works on drain and the ribald "Watery and poetry."
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Mow Xork
Wichaile
Miequina
Wage Board Moves to Liquidate and End Controls
President Truman plans to wind down wage controls and liquidate the Wage Stabilization Board within about ninety days. He prepared to issue executive orders to merge agencies and end price and wage regulations, signaling a major shift in wartime economic policy and the dissolution of the OPA and related bodies.
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Wil
Aneler
Ray
Cineline
OPA
CivMan
Iquidation
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