Britain and United States Split Over China Policy
Britain may soon establish full diplomatic relations with the Communist government of China while the United States delays recognition. Differences hinge on Hong Kong rights, British assets, and diverging national interests. A Singapore conference will discuss stopping communism in Asia and the China recognition question.
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Malaya
India
Britons Await Grim Word On Austerity Plan
Britons anxiously await news on a new austerity plan as Prime Minister faces tough questions. Public discussion centers on spending cuts and price pressures affecting households and industry, with uncertain timelines and potential debt relief steps.
Tragedy In North Greenbush As Teen Shot During Hunt
Fourteen year old Peter Whalen of Stow Avenue was critically wounded in a hunting accident in North Greenbush. Shot by 17 year old Arthur Maltais on a New York Central Railroad embankment, the boy was transported by train to Albany with the train crew assisting. Authorities say the incident is the season’s first hunting casualty and Maltais claimed he mistook the boy for a rabbit.
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New York
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Troy-Albany
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Devaluation Fears Highlight Dollar Debate
Washington reports warn of a potential further devaluation of the American dollar as officials discuss inflation plans. Treasury statements and congressional discussion shape this unsettled outlook, with authorities citing macroeconomic aims and welfare program financing.
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Taber
Hammondsport Wells Run Dry Prompting Water Haul
In Hammondsport wells dried up and fire crews pumped water from Keuka Lake to farms as drought bites the region. Tank trucks borrowed by residents helped move water amid a weekend rain that finally cooled the arid area.
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Bomber Crashes Five Feared Dead Near Midland Texas
A B 26 bomber crashed on a brushy ranch 20 miles southeast of Midland Texas killing all five aboard. debris and body parts were scattered over a four square mile area. witnesses heard a sputtering plane and two explosions before impact. Biggs Field officials later confirmed the aircraft, identified as a B 26 with Captain Hillman and four men aboard, was the crashed craft.
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Joomy Ried BI
Jworld
Two Strike Six Month Settlements in Hawaii and Docks
Washington report cites President Truman predicting settlements of coal and steel strikes within ten days, amid public remarks by Arthur Smith. Hawaii dock settlement ends 17 days of disruption as six companies resume operations after voluntary agreements with the union and the territorial government plans to restore private dock services.
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Arthur Clarendon Smith
District of Columbia Democratic Club
White House
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Truman
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Smith
Vaughan
Harry H. Vaughan
Themelves
Sawyer
Cyrus 8. Ching
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Ingram M. Stainbaca
High Birthrate Strains State School Facilities
State Education Department study warns rising births strain school facilities across communities. The pamphlet notes shortages in classrooms and defers to veteran education needs for children of World War II veterans amid growing enrollment pressures. The report cites figures showing surging student counts in peak years and asks how to allocate funds and space.
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Tig State Education Department
Arbitration settles Missouri Pacific route labor dispute
The 7200 mile Missouri Pacific Railroad line across ten states ended a strike that began September 9 after a six hour meeting. Trustees and union spokesmen said a settlement covered remaining 93 of 282 claims, with 189 settled previously. Unresolved items may go to the Railway Adjustment Board.
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Roy E. Davidson
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Watervliet Burglary Nets $700
Two Watervliet homes were robbed with $700 taken from a strongbox at 211 Twenty-fifth Street while another house at 214 Twenty-third Street was entered earlier and ransacked. Police named a single suspect or group likely involved as both offenses occurred near the same alley and time.
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Daimonick J. Grillo
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Doni W. Haiden
Twenty-fifth
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John J. Stratta
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Charles McAndrews
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Stove fumes claim life at seaside tavern
In a tragic incident at a seaside tavern a child and a baby sitter died after exposure to stove fumes. Mrs Clufford Miller and a guest were present as rescuers arrived, but three others suffered injuries and were treated on site.
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Lehman and Truman Confident of New York Senate Win
Lehman and President Truman voiced strong confidence that Lehman will win the New York Senate race to succeed Robert Wagner. The two spoke after a Blair House meeting, with Lehman saying Truman offered help but he did not need it. Lehman and Dulles are opposing each other for the vacancy Dewey filled.
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New York
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Lehman
John Foster Dulles
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Len Ivan
New Yorker
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Mob Kills Twenty in Colombia Riots
A mob stormed a Liberal Party meeting in Catama Colombia killing twenty people and wounding about forty others including four women and ten children. Soldiers dispersed the attack and patrolled the streets after the unrest.
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Cenier
Turbine Locomotives Challenge Diesel Debate Across Railroads
The article summarizes a historical debate on locomotive propulsion models with references to Casey Jones and Sanborn. It contrasts old fashioned steam and diesel engines with turbine and electric varieties, noting efficiency concerns, experimental trials, and industry figures like J. A. and the Electri Transportation firm.
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State Printers Back Lehman For Senator
Promotion by state printers endorses Lehman a Democratic Liberal candidate for senator Jamesioun war. Support cites ties to the International Typotrophical Taw AFL Aish pane urging President Truman to remove Roger Denham as a relay labor member of the Gene Board. Denham linked to Chicago printers under investigation.
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Gene Board
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Chicago
Russia Reveals Auto Bid Made to Influence World Market
An official source stated yesterday that Russia has developed a concept car named MeMeA aimed at influencing the global automotive market. The report mentions the project as part of broader economic strategy and cites the Weis organization comments.
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Bidault Takes On Task To Form New French Government
Paris reports Bidault the leader of the middle of the road Popular Republicans agreed to try to form a new French government after 18 days without a cabinet. He agreed to negotiate today, citing international and financial obligations requiring unity. The crisis follows resignations by two premiers from Socialist Radical Socialist and Popular Republican coalitions.
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Eorges Bidault
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France
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Snate
Vincent Auriol
Edouard Herriot
National Assembly
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Henri Queuille
Meat Prices Seen Lower Next Year By Agriculture Dept
The Agriculture Department forecasts more meat at moderately lower prices next year citing higher supply and steady demand. It projects a farm total meat output averaging about ten pounds per consumer compared with this year, with beef and pork markets cooling as cattle and hog herds expand.
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