No Shooting Ruse Is Forecast With Tito Feud
Envoys from many nations forecast that the Russian led Cominform will grow rougher with Yugoslavia but without any shooting. A world diplomatic check found no substantiation of border raids while noting a new phase in the Tito Cominform clash. Yugoslavia’s UN Security Council seat is seen as a diplomatic defeat for Russia and its supporters, with Vishinsky signaling possible retaliation if Tito advances.
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London
Yugoslavia
Communist International Information Bureau
Marshal Tito
Tito
Russia
United Nations Security Council
Andrei ¥. Vishinsky
West
Security Council
Britain Tightens Costs With 14 Cent Medical Fee
Prime Minister Clement Attlee announced austerity measures to save 280 million pounds yearly and cut dollar imports by 400 million. The plan raises the national health fee to fund defense, capital projects, and subsidies, while promising fortsatt tighter building controls and higher costs for gas and food.
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London
Clement Attlee
Britain
Attlee
House of Commons
Itill
Aidle
Court Fails To Act On Any Major Cases
Washington GM The Supreme Court failed to act yesterday on any major cases as Justices were absent. Third session produced no decisions on whether to review halt and degen major labor and civil rights cases, with speculation that Justice Douglas’ absence was health related.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Douglas
Halt & Degen
Vincrn
Minority Atomic Report Urges Border Program
Six Republican members of Congress urged bolder speedier and more effective development of the atomic program beyond what the Atomic Energy Commission provides. They warned against a leisurely wasteful administration and pledged to meet obligations to the Congress and the people. The dissent followed an earlier Senate House inquiry into ABC operations and contrasted with Democrats praising the commission.
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Washington
Congress
Atomic Enery Commission
Senate
Atomic Energy Committee
Hickenlooper
Iowa
Atomic Energy Commission
David E. Lilienthal
A.B.C
Senate House
Mills
Air Force Fights for Guard Federalization Control
Air Force officials warn they may seek federalization of the National Guard to ensure strongest national defense. Assistant Secretary Harold C. Stuart told guardsmen that federal control could be pursued if needed, rebutting charges by the G and National Guard Association that the Air Force aims to wreck the guard.
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Ala
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Tthe National Guard
Harold C. Stuart
National Guard
United States
Stuart
G. & National Guard Association
Air Force
Guard
Association
Ellard A. Walsh
Minnesota
Air Guard
Stuart Symington
Sta. Hoyt S
Quesada
Defense Department
Simington
Gen. Vandenberg
Walsh
Frerievn
Newsman Dies in Ithaca GP Robert W. Satins Dies
Robert W. Satins, longtime Cayuga Press president and former editor of the Corn Alumni News, died. He guided Cayuga Press for years and was a prominent figure in Ithaca journalism local media circles.
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Ithaca GP
Ribert W. Satins
The
Cayuga Press
Ager
Corn Alumni News
Diet
Hess Thane
Berserk Farmer Wounds Nine in Two Taverns Then Ends Life
Waterford Michigan reports a farmer identified as Joe Ronven, known as The Farmer, went berserk last night, firing a 12 gauge shotgun at Waterford taverns, wounding nine people before killing Donald Menzies. Victims include Zarawski, his wife, and others. several remain in critical condition. The shooter was later found dead or missing, with police continuing inquiries.
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Waterford
Ponsee
Sher
Stanky's
Maney Zarawski
Steel Strike Peace Talks Suspended Amid Labor Discord
Industry sources in Washington say negotiations with U.S. Steel in New York are at a standstill as government mediation is paused. Cyrus Ching heads the talks and may shift to resolving the coal dispute. CIO leaders debate a giant strike fund and purge anti-Communist elements from the movement while President Truman stays silent on broader actions.
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New York
Arn~ Piorg
Russia
Washington
Aleksei Vasili
Veck
Amtorg
Vassili Petrovich Rebtot
Sergei Andreevich Shevchenko
Aleksander Aleksandrovich Istzhenko
Gennadi Nikolaivich Ogroblin
Central House of Detention
Isadore G. Needleman
U.S
Edward E. Rigney
House of Detention
Soviet Union
Rhe’sian
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U.S. Steel
Federal Mediation Service Direct
Cyrus 8
Ching
Cleveland
Philip Murray
CI0
United Steelworkers Union
CSO
Genny
Murray
C.S.O. United Electrical Workers
Steel and Coaststrikes
United States
C.lo
Truman
Charles G. Ross
White House
C.so
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Southern
Birefield
W.va
Lewis
Union
Northern
Westerm
Werk
UMW
Stri Numnie
Russian Officer Held By American Troops Near Hof
American constabulary troops detained a Russian officer near Hof after intercepting a vehicle with a Russian officer and a woman. German police reported the arrest with few details and said the officer was being held in Hof. No further information was released.
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Ber
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Hof
Yat
Man Killed In Crash At Watertown Center
Dani low, 37, and Watertown UM Roker Les o were injured when a tractor or road crash occurred after a road at nearby Watertegen Center. The vehicle overturned twice and landed on its wheels after the driver missed a turn. Witnesses say they believed Bock ey had been driving.
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Watertown Center
Watertown
Ship Hits Mine Off Ammendam Netherlands
A vessel struck a mine near Ammendam in the north western Dutch coast yesterday. One person is believed killed and several crew members are missing after the explosion and ensuing distress signals. Rescue teams from local authorities are responding to the incident.
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Ammendam
Netherlands
Kile
Sveethers Miining Ater
Ivar Strock
von Yestentag
Claim Soviet Jets Can Tote A-Bomb
London Janes All the World's Aircraft reports Soviet Russia is building eight jet types with two believed capable of carrying an atom bomb. The Junkers 287 and Ilyushin medium bomber are named as candidates. Jane's notes progress on air missiles and pilotless craft, and a swept wing research monoplane based on the German DF 346. Assertions include claims of Soviet atomic capability and German design influences.
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London
Janes
Russia
Truman
REO
Soviet Union
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Ots
First Snow Reported In Onondaga County
Onondaga County reports its first snow of the season with a halfhearted squall near Pomery and whitening of surfaces. Temperature around four degrees. Weather bureau notes Buffalo area as well, with reports from Batavia and western New York.
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Onondaga County
Syrerare
J. Wey
Pomery
Batavia
Democratic Supervisors Attack GOP Financing in County Meeting
In Rensselaer County, Democratic minority rebukes Republican fiscal policy at a noisy meeting. Leo Watson accuses County Attorney Pitton as the majority passes a 750000 revenue anticipation note despite nine Democrats present. The dispute centers on use of funds from the Van Rensselaer Home sale and legal authority under the Finance Law.
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Joseph A. Parker
Rensselaer County Board of Supervisors
Leo Watson
Grafton
Watson
Sherp- KA
Forest C. Pitton
Pitt
Record
Lowe
Republican Party
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Panee
Ite
Democrata
Lena
Soviet Reaction to Truman UN Speech Cited
At the United Nations cornerstone ceremony, Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Vishinsky observed in muted form. He reportedly applauded Italy and sat with folded arms during the atomic energy discussion before joining in general applause.
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Truman
Andrei Y. Vishivsky
United Nations New Home
New York
United Nations
Andrei Y. Vishinuakov
Italy
Soviet Attacks Greece Asks UN Help For Greek Reds
In a United Nations session at Lake Success, Soviet Foreign Minister Vishinsky and Ukrainian counterpart Manuilsky demanded UN intervention on behalf of eight Greek underground leaders sentenced to death. Greek delegate Pipinelis disputed killings, while US delegate Cohen urged stopping military executions but said the UN cannot review individual cases. Debate continued as Poland urged resumption of the Russian resolution.
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Panyotis Pipinetis
Greece
Dralri Z
Manuitsky
Ukraine
Vishinsky
Visbinsky
Selim Sarper
Turkey
Pipinelis
Manuilskcy
Pipi
Nelis
Benjamin V. Cohen
United States
General Assembly
Cohen
U.S
Juliusz Katt-Suchy
Poland
Pipinelli
Railroads To Lay Up 202 Trains At Midnight
New York Central, Pennsylvania, and Long Island Rail Road announce planned layups of 202 trains at midnight to meet a federal order for a minimal on hand supply. New York Central halted eight percent of trains last Saturday at midnight due to general work stoppage. Pennsy plans 198 trains and LIRR 42 as part of the cuts.
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Pennsylvania /Rawfreld
Long Island Railroad
New York Central
Maidanight
Theew
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Ik Weys
Mare
Pennssisania
LIRR
Seven Arab States Weigh Defense Pact Amid Regional Tensions
A report outlines seven Arab states considering a limited defense treaty with a unified command and armed forces. Sources cite internal opposition and concerns over Palestine issues while naming Egypt Iraq Syria Lebanon Jordan Saudi Arabia and Yemen as potential signatories.
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Palestine
Egypt
Raq
Syria
Lebanon
Jordan
Saudi Arabia
Townes
Arash
Soviet Union
Calls Curbs Requisite To Peace
President Truman pledged American support for a safe and effective plan to outlaw the atomic bomb. Speaking at a UN cornerstone ceremony, he urged international control of atomic energy to prohibit weapons and promote peaceful use, endorsing the Baruch plan though Russia opposed it. He noted Western insistence on inspection and outlined continued U.S. backing unless a better plan emerges.
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New York
UPI
Truman
United Nations
General Assembly
42Nd Street
East River
Fifth Avenue
Pennsylvania Station
United States
Ail Narions
U. Atomic Exenergy Commission
Lagain
Bernard M. Baruch
Russia
Hungarians Hang Former Army Chief
Budapest reports say Gen. Gyorall Patty, once Hungary’s top army officer, was hanged yesterday for treason in a Titoist plot. Three other military and police officers died on the gallows, including Bela Korondy, a pac e colonel and former Hungarian army major, as part of a wider treason case tied to the government crackdown after alleged plots against top Hungarian figures.
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Liewt
Gyorall Patty
Hunzacr
Tresgon
Army
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Pace
Hungarige Army
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Keorondy
Lasko Rajk
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