Russia Seeks Immediate Report on Atomic Weapons
The article reports on a United Nations debate where Soviet Foreign Minister Vyacheslav Molotov urged the U.S. and Britain to provide immediate information on atomic weapons. U S delegate Noel Baker pressed for broader disclosure and troop plans, while Molotov argued for wider discussion of arms including delivery systems. The exchange highlighted tensions among the three powers over potential troop deployments, bases, and weapon types.
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U S Raps Romanian Elections Amid Diplomatic Row
The U S State Department criticized Romania over alleged election manipulation and voter registration tampering affecting the recent polls. It urged free elections and warned of continued diplomatic strain until Romania met conditions for reestablishing normal ties.
Slaying of 64 Malian Prisoners in Soviet Zone
A report claims 64 Malian prisoners were slain in a Soviet zone during wartime near Tignlthal. Chaplain Sabatino Miranda is named in related inquiries as authorities pursue confirmation of the atrocity amid ongoing wartime reporting.
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Exiled Spanish Premier Predicts New Civil War
The exiled Spanish premier warned that a new civil war could erupt if interim regime plans fail. He condemned dictatorship moves and urged a peaceful, democratic path with elections and a guaranteed civil liberty framework.
Subpoena Hurdles Krug On Coal Crisis Hearing
A House group issues a subpoena to Krug amid a coal crisis probe. Slaughter warns of contempt if he does not appear, while officials state Krug will testify Monday and discuss natural gas feasibility.
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House To Probe Red Influences In Hollywood
The House Committee under Republican control moved to open hearings on Communist influences in Hollywood. The outline targets Communist party members and sympathizers in federal government and unions, with a focus on education and media, aiming to expose alleged Moscow aligned elements. The panel planned to spotlight alleged manipulation by Communist forces in labor groups and cultural institutions.
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British Troops Battle Refugee Jews Aboard Haifa Ship
British troops fired tear gas and used hoses as 3 370 refugees from Romania and other places clashed aboard the Hamer Haifa ship entering Haifa harbor. One 18 year old Romanian Jew was killed, many injured, and others were evacuated to hospital or sick bay. Refugees were later transferred to transports Ocean Vip Empire Heywood and Empire Riyal for possible partition to Cyprus while protests grew among local residents demanding relief.
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Byrnes Bevin Hold Secret Talks On UN Veto Use
Secret trilateral talks between Secretary Byrnes and British Foreign Secretary Bevin focused on how big powers may exercise the veto in United Nations decisions. No firm concessions emerged, and Russia’s stance on preserving the San Francisco Charter remained uncertain. Molotov attended, seeking clear terms on loan removal from East Europe, while Potsdam-era council debates dragged on with no decisive outcome by late afternoon.
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Plot to Kill British King and Queen During U S Visit
A flawed OCR fragment describes a 1999 claim of a plot to assassinate the British monarchs during a U S visit. It references individuals linked to a German based American group, with mentions of San Francisco meetings and alleged active conspirator roles. The text is damaged and partly unintelligible.
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Garsson to tell full story in coming days says attorney
Washington reports quote Garsson’s brother and legal team outlining a forthcoming account. The attorney says Garsson will provide details of the case as investigations proceed and plans to present his side on constitutional grounds amid a high profile dispute involving family members and associates.
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Fuel shortage forces widespread school and college closings
Across the nation, fuel shortages trigger early vacations and shutdowns. Colorado’s College of Education at Greeley and Colorado Women’s College closed, as did the University of Colorado on Friday. Utah schools and others from Washington to Pennsylvania cut operations. millions face disrupted schedules as coal supplies dwindle and producers halt plants.
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Hither Died in Sud Copenhagen Mystery Message
A newspaper report says a message found in a bottle on the Tamst coast dated November 1945 suggests a death at sea. The note mentions a vessel Skeal Wiens on a Berlin bil and a collision near a lightship, with unclear names and details from the disputed Baltic coast incident.
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U S Seeks Speed In Lewis Trial Beginning Today
A rush to proceed as the government seeks a speedy opening in the Lewis trial. Reports show tensions between Lewis and coal operators over possible settlements while nationwide coal strikes threaten production and power. Federal court actions and government pressure loom as President Truman weighs next steps amid the six day walkout and looming injunction.
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Wilson's Bill Bars Strikes Lockouts
Washington senator Wilson proposed legislation to halt major strikes or lockouts pending decision by federal appellate courts. He urged President Lilman to convene Congress to address the coal strike and sought immediate appeal to the Supreme Court on labor disputes, arguing the need to protect the social order and prevent industrial war.
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Yenan Attack Threat Looms Over Nationalist China
Government military sources quote a dispatch saying Nationalist armies may launch a punitive expedition against Yenan, seat of the Chinese Communist Reds. The report notes alleged rebel activity and hints at a large assembly planned by Communists in border regions, with a potential Dec 12 convening.
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Egyptian Parliament Backs Talks with Britain amid Walkout
Egyptian Parliament votes confidence in the government in a tense session marked by a walkout of opposition members. Sidky Pasha seeks continuity with Britain while authorities clamp down on protests near Cairo and Alexandria campuses.
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Two Members Named to WSB Waetinginn UM President Tr
President Truman yesterday named John Sy Lovett and Copeland Gray to the Wage Stabilization Board. They will replace A Colman Buett and Rial is Cmnsn vo cesignea. The two, prominent figures allied with the white House and Congress, bow to represent industry labor and the public. The move addresses wind white nettins and aims to speed government wage control discussions in the next weeks.
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