Livestock Prices and Markets Rally Amid Food Debate
Prices for hogs and cattle surged as stock markets rose, tracing a dramatic shift in meat availability and economic signals. The report notes bipartisanship and party blame over meat shortages, with Truman’s administration facing questions as Congress weighs controls and policy.
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Washington LP
G.I. Chitin Carroll Reece
Teapublicans Congress
Yor Stock Exchange
Truman
Congress
Denarrats
Reece
Kueliver Wetpe
Tonia
Congeesa
Train Crashes Truck in Tennessee Pan-American Section
A Memphis section of the Pan-American train of the Towlville and Nashville Railroad collided with a heavily loaded truck, killing two railroad workers and injuring 16. The two crewmen identified were engineer Bod Potter and Freeman Tin W., both of parts Tennessee. The truck driver Sally Nashville escaped injuries. The incident disrupted service and overturned the signaling gear.
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Ruevellville
Memphis
Towlville and Nashville Railroad
Liveens
Gineer
Potter
Freeman Tin W. Murphy
Wills Lckeylere Lovehos
Leyling Lo
Todies
Sally Nashville
Enn
Iwieh
Willy iMinow
Peace Parley Ends In Discord At Versailles Conference
Delegates at a Paris peace conference walk out in protest marking a sharp East West split among Allied powers. Molotov accuses the United States of trying to dominate the talks as Yugoslav delegation withdraws, while Byrnes defends shared aims. Conference adjourns amid tense farewell speeches and planning for New York meetings.
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Fou Poreigi
Val Sez
Gieorgen Bidayit
Hitler
Lhdy
Romania
Hungary
Bulgaria
Finland
Yugoslavia
Y. M. Molotov
Une United States
New York
Edyard Kevdel
Eidion
Soviet Union
Penn
ULB
Linxenbourg Palace
Malotov
Byrnes
Shodylegalia
United States
Ureiv
Page Wifleen
Prackh Varley
Prison for High Nazis in British Berlin Zone
Seven high Nazi defendants will be imprisoned at Nuernberg after a German led trial in Berlin. An American spokesman said the sentence would compare to Sing Sing. Transfer to Nuernberg planned within a month with an international guard. Other prominent figures named include Rudolf Hess and Karl Doenitz among those facing future conviction.
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Berlin
Syndad
Coxen
Niaz
Nuevaberg
Ab Ved Komomndiature
Wilahed
Nuernberg
Nuzia
Muern
Berg
Rudalf Hess
Willer Font
Truman Act to Speed End of Pay Curbs
Washington report on President Truman steering action to end wage controls. Reconversion Director John Steelman and Judge John Coffey lead a White House meeting with advisory figures from industry and labor to map swift tapering of wage restraints. A new agency would replace the wage board if wage reductions proceed, with leaders weighing the Stabilization Act duties.
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Truman
Washington, VP
John R. Slelman
Gsant
John C. Coffet
Mel Prumnan
White House
Steelman
George W. Saylor
We Libow
Eric Johnston
U. S
Newihory A. Col
WBE
Ta Tiss
Coutinet
Yuuman
Prisoners Strike at Dartmoor Prison Over Conviction Reversals
Dartmoor Prison sees a renewed hunger strike as 25 inmates vote on Monday amid claims that more than 200 parachute troops in Malaya had convictions overturned. Prison authorities report no immediate breaches as negotiations continue.
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Piytmouth
AFL Calls Immediate End of Wage Controls
The American Federation of Labor urged an immediate end to wage and price controls and asked employers to volunteer in staffing their businesses. The federation criticized ongoing central government measures and called for dissolving the National Wage Stabilization Board at once.
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AFL
Chicago
Auerican Federation of Labor
Tamannade
AF. the Coolicy
A. i
Pricd
Jackson Says Nazi Trials Aid Peace
Justice Robert H. Jackson urged that the Nuremberg trials and the death sentences for 11 high Nazis may mark the strongest moral advance in international law since World War II. He told President Truman the verdicts strengthen the bulwarks of power and tolerance and set conduct standards for future generations. Jackson urged broader prosecutions of remaining Nazi leaders and suggested each occupying power handle trials in its own zone to speed justice and reduce costs.
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Washington
Robert H. Jackson Siti
U.S
Jackson
Truman
Woodrow Wilman
Rathey
Fone
Germany
White House
U. S
Lhdr
Telford Taylor
Third Reich
United States
Ship Strikers Reject Offer
New York reports representatives of Atlantic and Gulf ship specators offered wage increases and changed working rates to members of the Mnntorey, Matos and Milgia Union but the proposal was rejected tentatively by the Walon. The effort aimed to avert a 15 day strike that has shut most ports. The Maring Engineers Benefgial Association said Macauleys with the G. O. union would follow the current agreement.
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New York
Mnntorey, Matos and
Milgia Union
Walon
Agas Adyanact
Maring Engineers Benefgial Association
Kesselring Faces Trial in Rome Front Action
Martial Albert Bonselring, head of Hertwin force on the Tritlan front, plans to feint in Manly as part of operations against alleged crimes.
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Rome
Weithering
Albert Bonselring
Cone Mandar
Hertwin
Tritlan
Manly
Cardinals Win Series 4 3 in Ninth Inning Rally
Enos Slaughter and Harry Brecheen star as the St Louis Cardinals edge the Boston Red Sox 4 to 3 to clinch the World Series. Slaughter sprinted home on a Walker single and Brecheen silenced Boston in the final frame after a late Sox rally.
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Cardinals
Slaughter
Brecheen
St. Leuis
Enos
Countey
Cardinal
Johnny Pesky
Red Sox
Sean Culbergan
Beelon
Harry
Sitle Portsider
Yiee
Italy
Boston
Braves
Bruchwen
Murry Dlekson
Speedy Pan Campbell
Robby Doerr
Campbell
Eddie Dyer
Cat
Pinky Higgins
Rifle Bullet Cuts Power In Pittsburg
Pittsburg suffers regular blackouts after a rifle bullet hit a 6,000 watt transformer at a Duquesne Light substation. Power drop halts most trolley operations. 100 of 1,200 streetcars were running. Sheriff reports three shots from 130 feet and a suspect fled. Transformer partially repaired, system at 38 to 40 percent capacity. full repairs could take weeks.
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Pittsburg
Duquesne Light Company
Welter Monaghan
Kitteman
Ing
Union Wins NLRB Poll in Duquesne Light Case
The National Labor Relations Board election produced a clear victory for George L. Mueller's Independent Association of Employers of the Duquesne Light Company. The union captured 958 of 1442 votes while the rival International Mine Workers union received 261, the A F L United Mine Workers 116, and the G L O Public Utility Workers 80.
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Pittsburg
National Labor Relations Board
George L. Mueller
Independent Association of Employers
Duquesne Light Company
Untion
East
Newrest
Mistriet
A.fl.united Mine Worldrs
Vole
Ilm.w
A. Internasional
G.lo
Moslems Join India Cabinet Formation Amid Outgoing Rebel Stance
The Viceroy Viscount Wavell announced that Moslem leaders will join India's government, naming five new members with three present ministers to step down for room. Included is Mahomed Ali Jinnah’s deputy ShaQuan Ali Khan. Nehru's team balances minority representation among Sikhs, Indian Christians, and Parseed. A conference next week will decide specific posts for the new cabinet.
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Najal
Viscount
al Jinnah
Shaquan Ali Khan
Jaf Congress
Jawaharlal Nehru
Nehru
Waverly Communirique
Siam approves French deal after heated debate
Siam's parliament approved a French proposal after two days of intense debate. Officials said the agreement would affect regional alliances, with endorsements reflecting government stance on the four-point plan amid disputed terms and revisions.
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Janghkok
Siam
Toksa
Greek Conflict Heats Up as Reds Accused of Infiltration
In western Macedonia Greek military spokesmen accuse Communist agents from Albania and Yugoslavia of infiltrating dissidents to disrupt government efforts. Col Spirys Mandas and Col Athanassivg Diviveds report intensified clashes near the Aiassan area as convoys try to keep the road open to Flassan. Aggoulated! Press dispatches describe rebels firing at food trucks and blocking key routes along the main highway linking the region and the south.
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Athens
Greece
Greene
Albania
Yugosla
Spirys Mandas
Eogene i
Macedonia
Flassan
Athanassivg Diviveds
Ue Bani Brigade
Uedy Blyaxon
Une Agean
Joseph C. Goodwin
Une Bro
Rosine
Od Dd
Letrighy
Spain Wins U N Support On Court
The United Nations Security Council defeated a Polish plan to bar Spain from the International Court of Justice. The vote followed unanimous approval of a measure allowing non UN member states access to the court if they adhere to UN Charter principles. Debates centered on Franco regime politics and justice, with several nations weighing in on Spain’s court participation.
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Unitedations Security Council
Spain
Thenternational Court of Justice
Russia
Cance
Mexico
U.N
Oscar Lange
Andrei A. Gromyko
U.S
Heredel
Ntagun
United States
Court of Justice
Gromyko
General Assembly
Johnson
Julineon
Great Britain
Brazil
China
Netherlands
Canadian Spy Case Aims at Harvard Graduate Adams
Former government official P Evie George Adams pleads not guilty to conspiring to share confidential information with Russia. He is described as an ingeneering graduate of Harvard and one of fourteen Canadians accused at the start of Canada wide espionage charges.
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Oltaws “P
Evie George Adams
Russia
Harvard
U S States debated atomic inspections with Russia
The United States atomic energy delegation, in response to Russia, questioned direct inspections under a proposed authority. The report, prepared for Berthold M. Barree of the United Nations Atomic Energy Commission, argues sovereignty would be harmed and rejects the plan. The issue remains a major obstacle to any agreement on inspections.
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Lake Success
United States Atomic Energy
Russia
Berthind M. Barre
United Slater
Me United Nationa Atomlenergy Comenismon
United States
Burne
Nazi Leader Goering Dies By Poison Before Hanging
The condemned Nazi ringleaders were executed in Nuernberg. Hermann Goering swallowed cyanide in his cell, avoiding the death sentence. Others hanged, including Joachim von Ribbentrop who spoke German, and Julius Streicher who shouted defiance as the gallows were readied.
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Nuernberg
Herminn Goering
Adolf Hitles
HO. Andrus
Goering
Gourle
Sentinel
Andrus
International Military Tribunal
Crimas
Godlay
Abe
Mondorf
von Ribbestrop
Kingsbury Smaish
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Germany
Bmith
U. Army
Julius Streicher
Balter
Hitler
Smith
Adele
Inil
Wilhelm Keitel
Rosenberg
Alfred Rosenberg
Naal Party
Iim
Hans Frank
Poland
Wilhelm Frick
Bohemis
Moravia
Nearcy
U.S. to Lift Cattle Ban
The United States plans to lift a cattle ban that was extended due to bovine disease concerns. Officials indicated quarantine and import controls will be adjusted, with actions pending formal approval and details including which shipments and origins are affected.
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