Byrnes Says Stalin Talk Ends Fear Of A Bomb Threat
Secretary Byrnes said Stalin’s talks lessen fears the United States planned to use atomic weapons as a threat to the Soviet Union. He joined with Truman in stressing no immediate danger of war and urged continued allied restraint while pledging to work with Britain and France to contain Germany and maintain postwar occupation and disarmament.
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Stalin
Wina
United States
Russia
American Peace Conferencs
Dulagutlan
Wald
Werioignods
Slutin
Byrne Kala
Soviet Union
Amos
Gene
Rruman
Byrnes
Mening
Hinteelf
Altles
Stalind Ronows
Wdfa Beale
Henry A. Wallace
Britain
France
Girmeany
Germany
Saldloty
Truman
Charles G. Ross
White Monge
Baruch
Wallace
Thum
Wallack
Ship Owners To Be Called To Capital
The Maritime Commission planned a Washington conference inviting West Coast shipowners to discuss a partial settlement of the maritime strike. Officials said the meeting aims to secure cooperative acceptance of a compromise worked out by the Department and canal shipowners, while wage negotiations between shipowners and unions continue. The unions, AIM and G10, and the Coast branch of the AFL faction debated token support amid lingering labor disputes.
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Daritime Commission
Gabor Department
Engl Coust
Labor Department
Merchant Marine
Alite
AIM Ia
G10
Ajma
Fortuna
Adit
Convicted Constable Tom A. Crow Wins Civil Rights Case
In Suvane County, Constable Tom A. Crow was convicted by a federal court for civil rights violations tied to the death of a Black man, Tarraband, who reportedly fell into the Stovanen River. Judge Dorlar A. Devane imposed a one year prison term and a $1000 fine.
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Tucksonville
Pia
Suvanes County
Conalabte
Tom A. Crows
Yertarday
Stovanen
U. S
Dorlar A. Devane
Nentenes
Alite
Truman Calls For All Out Production
President Truman pressed for complete mobilization of industry and warned of economic peril if production lagged. He cited Steelman’s report warning of price rises and possible collapse, urged broad wage increases while cautioning against inflation, and stressed maintaining and expanding industrial output despite wartime transitions.
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Washington
Tru- Wei
John Re Blueman Lal
Steelman
Naninsl
Big Four Narrow Talks To Half Hour Sessions
The Big Four foreign ministers cut treaty talks to half hour speeches for each of 24 delegations as Jacques Fouqies-Dupare was tasked with drafting closing rules. Bevin to preside over Sunday plenary as Italian treaty debate begins Monday. Plenary sessions aimed to wrap up by the August deadline.
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Paris
Foreign Ministers Council
Jacques Fouqies-Dupare
Ha Pence
Touques-Dupare
Finland
James UK
Byrnes
Wig
Wallace Lashes Baruch's Proposal
Henry A. Wallace attacked Wernard M. Baruch over the United States atomic control proposal, accusing Baruch of a stubborn inflexible stance and seeking a blind endorsement. President Truman avoided direct involvement, confirming Baruch's memorandum could be published while noting the dispute lies between Baruch and Wallace.
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Washington
Henry A. Wallace
Wernard M
Ain
United States
United Nations
Buren
Power Union Workers Stage Revolt In Pittsburg
A surprise revolt by power workers in Pittsburg involves about 8 500 laborers and 700 shop workers seeking recognition of a new independent union free of leadership. The Ten day power strike against Duquesne Light Company is the nation's longest and costliest, with estimates of 100 000 to 125 000 workers affected and daily losses around 10 million dollars. Streetcar operators will vote at 2 pm on Thursday to decide whether to return to work.
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Pittsburg
Pennsylvania Labor Relations Board
Duquesne Light Company
Dors
U S To End Fiscal Year In Black Says Truman
President Truman said the United States would end the fiscal year with a balanced budget, despite early forecasts of a deficit around 1.54 billion dollars. Treasury figures showed expenditures for the first three months of the year were 119.8 million dollars under projections, prompting officials to hope for a final year deficit around 1.9 billion. White House aides warned predictions varied and could change as expenses were trimmed.
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U. S
Truman
Washington
UMA
Aste Wholktorte
Bhoek
Trani Dnawetad
Dig
Rudgat
James B. Wahranferved
Willy
MM Avery
One Dead One Hundred Hurt In Oil Plant Fire
A Sun Oil refinery explosion near Marcus Hook Delaware River area killed one and injured about one hundred as a four hour blaze raged. Firefighters from multiple towns battled the flames while hospital crews treated burns and trauma. A tank and tower collapsed spreading the fire to adjacent sections.
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Maret Houk
Lola T
Ue Sun Oil Company
Avialion
AL Chester Hospital
Tames Woodhinn
Claymont
Del
Craser Hospital
Chester
Chester Hospital
Infantry
Pennsylvania National Guard
Marcus Hook
Delaware River
Dames
Miningold
Bisoline
Wlast
Wilmington
Pennsgrove
N. J
Line Company
Meat Shortage To Get Worse This Winter
Washington reports predicted meat shortage will worsen this winter. President Truman echoed the forecast noting no famine but an undersupply ahead. Officials aim to keep agencies in touch as livestock and meat movement trends inform prices and availability.
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Washington LP
Jonny R. Steelman
Truman
Steerman
Trumaan
Dairy Price Controls Face Delays and Gaps
A Washington dairy price report shows prices escaping lids as officials from the Price Control Board complain that the Agriculture Department and parts of the dairy industry failed to supply needed data on butter cream evaporated milk and other products. The board had sought this information to decide if price caps should be adjusted or extended.
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Delay Beaman
OPA
Agrientrupe
Ostwald Found Guilty in Culpable Negligence Trial
A Rensselaer County jury convicted 84 year old Frank Ostwald of culpable negligence in a fatal automobile crash that killed Robert B. Ryan. The verdict followed a nine hour ten minute deliberation and a prior confession cited by prosecutors. Sentencing was deferred.
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Rensselaer County
Frank Ostwald
Roy
Robert BE. Ryan
Ostwald
Hig
Ryan
Joseph PB. Ryan
Algo
Troy
Sunlence
Herbert J. Tamm
Euiliy Ay
Hamm
Donald Hackett
Tour Herl
Corp
Cannibalistic Japs to Hang Cannibalistic Japs to Hang Cham
Three high ranking Japanese commanders on Chich Jin were sentenced to hang for cannibalism by the 8B Military Commission. The defendants, Lt. Con. Hoshio Tachich, Navy Capt Shinue Yoshi, and Maj. Sueo Mataba, faced death while Tachibana and others received lesser terms. The case covered the atrocity of a feast serving American airmen's liver. Nine others were sentenced from life to five years for ordering or taking part.
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Chich Jin
U. S
Con. Hoshio
Tachitans
Navy
Shinue Yoshi
Sueo Mataba
Tachibana
Secretary of the Navy
Adm
Nunalo Mori
Wies Aenlenoud
Reds OK World Army Aides Delegate to UN
A report states that George G Kenney, head of the United Aides Delegation to the United Nations, submitted a proposal to broaden international coordination and monodarity efforts through a common point tool. The document emphasizes cooperation with Mona Ali, AlAtoniAA, and Inskwight Matttrsata in advancing lowa volunteer engagement.
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George G. Kenney
United
Mona AliMlary
Cardinals Take Second Game To Clinch NL Pennant
Brooklyn’s Dodgers made a late rally but the St. Louis Cardinals secured their fourth NL pennant in five years by winning 8-4 at Sportsman’s Park. Murry Dickson shut down Brooklyn with four solid innings before the Cardinals pulled away behind Leo Durocher’s scrappy lineup. Howie Schultz missed a key third strike in the late innings as Brooklyn’s offense faltered, while Stan Musial and Red Schoendienst sparked the decisive scoring flurry.
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Dodgers
St. Louis Cardinals
Euwels Field
Murry Dikeson
Leo Durocher
Scrappers
Tracy
Wily
Harry
Cal
Brechnen
Wem
Sinilhauts
Howie Schultz
St. Louis
Berles
Mey
Pallant Raly
Red Kids
Abe Buslon
Hulles Condition Deepens After Grave News
Washington GP-ailing Cor dell Hull, secretary of state, sustained injuries during the day and is reported in grave condition by the Navy Medical Center last night. The bulletin notes his condition as grave, with a 15 In grave condition. A Ten-year-old entered the hospital in Bethesda for a general health check-up.
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Washington
Cordell Hull
Fortier
Stair
Toxk
Navy Medicml Center
Teyearold Tonnensean
Bethesiy
Alb
Far & Genera Jiysteul
Campaign Expenditure Inquiry Hits Axtell Slaughter Case
The House Campaign Expenditures Committee announced an inquiry into charges about the Axtell Slaughter campaign in Missouri. Submitter Jerome Walsh claims both Axtell and Slaughter spent immense sums in a national scandal tied to nominations and campaign activity.
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Washigton LLP
House Campaign Expenditarns Committee
Axtell Slaughter
Missouri
Axtell
Pregl
Henky Truman
Detente
Rover CG. Slaughter
Jerome Walsh
Slaughter
Lilienthal Seeks Control Post In Atomic Commission Fight
Washington reports describe a clash over who should chair the new atomic control board. Lilienthal, a major author of the atomic study, is among front runners for the chair, with opponents wary of wide presidential influence. The dispute involves key figures from TVA and Senate leadership as talks hinge on salaries and board composition.
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Dladig
Littenthal
U.S
Azone Energy
Chirbamin
Rye Jowett Control Board
Poesition
Joisiattan
Sengvens
Thn
Aodston
Deco
MeKello
Presidig
Offlcar
Ly Sennta
Fone Daa
ML Adda
Tallenthal
Avhosy Ehlat
TVA Bond Ara
Tragedy Strikes Atlantic Flight Near Hare Hill
A Newfoundlander airline plane from New York to Berlin with all 38 aboard perished when it crashed into Hare Hill near Harmon Field in a night blackout. Rescue teams found no survivors among charred remains, as officials studied the wreckage and search parties replied with uncertainty about the cause. The disaster follows another fatal air crash within three weeks, deepening concerns over aviation safety in the region.
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Stephenvillé
Nea
New Foundlaul
Atourneur Overseas Airlines
New York
Harmon Field
Shannon
Bire
United States
Calla Bers
Hare Hill
W. Gouss
Harmon
Sears
Newfoundland
U.S
St. Jobats
Barty
United Nations Hears Free Danube Conference Plan
In a stormy session the United Nations Economic and Social Council approved a U.S. proposal for a Vienna conference before Nov 1 to study free navigation on the Danube. The 8 to 5 vote with five abstentions faced Soviet and allied opposition and a Soviet warning against a non obligatory pledge.
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Lake Success
United Nations Conomic and Social Council
United States
Vienna
Danube River
Russia
Andrijn Stampar
Yugold
Conel
Atso
Czechostowak
Ukraine
Cuba
Nikolai Feanov
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