JANUARY
Truman Declares Hostilities Ended, Terminating Many Wartime Laws; Republicans Chiefs Commend Action
Britain Pondering 2 Palestine States As Final Solution
Republicans Decide To Bar Bilbo Today And Risk Senate Filibuster; Parties Agree On Congress Leaders
Senate Snarled On Bilbo Ouster; House Organizes, Gets Tax Bill; Martin Outlines Party’s Policy
Bilbo Defers Fight For Seat, Ending Deadlock In Senate; Republicans Take Office
Police Check 15,000 In Theatre In Hunt For Convict On Tip
Truman For Some Union Curbs; Opposes Sharp Cut In Taxes Now; G.O.P. Sees Bid For Cooperation
Marshall To Succeed Byrnes As Secretary Of State Resigns; Shift Surprises World Capitals
Truman Urges Reduction In Prices, Asks Caution On Pay Rise Demands; Dewey Would Keep Emergency Taxes
Russia Accuses US Of Seeking Delay On Disarmament
Truman Sets 37.5 Billion Budget; Republicans Call It Astounding, Threaten Cuts Of 3 To 8 Billions
6 Navy Fliers Seen Alive In Antarctic; 3 Dead At Wreck
Antarctic Rescue Of Six Navy Fliers Carried Out By Air
Butter Slumps to 70 Cents As Supply Gluts U.S. Cities
Son of Talmadge Is Elected To Georgia Governorship
Battle In Georgia On Governorship Is Taken To Court
Army And Navy Agree On Merger; Secretary Of National Defense And Co-Equal Air Force Planned
Severe Curbs On 5 Nations In Final Draft Of Treaties; Their Sovereignty Limited
China Reds Reject Nanking Peace Bid; Final Break Is Seen
Greek Ship Sunk by Mine; 300 Feared Lost in Panic
Rises in Teacher Pay Voted By Unanimous State Senate
Talmadge Offers To Run For Office In ‘White Primary’
Mercury Dips to 11.2 Here On Coldest Day of Winter
May, Two Garssons Indicted In Capital On Fraud Charges
Stalin Upholds British Tie, Asks Changes To Extend It; Marshall To Go To Moscow
Grand Jury Inquiry Is Urged In Georgia On Bribe Reports
Grace Moore Dies In Burning Plane; Prince Also Killed
Truman Used Atom Bomb To Halt War, Stimson Says
Bribe Offer Likely To Cost Graziano A Chance For Title
U.S. Ends Mediation In China; Troops Will Be Withdrawn; Fiercer Civil War Foreseen
Tornado Rips South, 20 Die; Snow, Cold Grip Midwest
FEBRUARY
British Evacuate Women, Children From Palestine
Dewey Budget Sets Record; No Tax Rise Needed, He Says; 8-Year Building Plan Urged
Jews In Palestines Bar Aid To Britain In War On Terror
Our Atom Secrets Tapped By Soviet, Baruch Believes; Value Of Leaks Doubtful
U.N. Council Asks 5 Nations To Unite Arms, Atom Plans
U.S. and Russia Split in U.N. On Defining Arms Body Role
Limit Of Two Terms For Any President Approved By House
Marshall Warns Arms Cut Await Solutions On Atom, Peace-Making; Six-Nation Talks In U.N. Collapse
German Steel Men Indicted For Crimes ‘on a Vast Scale’
Power Swtich-Off Blacks Out Britain; Millions Now Idle
Mayor And Controller Lean To 5-Cent Fare At Hearing; Opposition Meets Rebuffs
O’Dwyer Pledges City Vote Before Fare-Rise Decision; CIO Warns Of New Pay Move
All Britain In Grip Of New Power Cut; Penalties Invoked
Legislature To Study Plea Of O’Dwyer For $102,000,000; Republicans See Rejection
Gromyko Proposes An Atom Penalty With Council Veto
Deputies Reject Yugoslavs’ Claim On Austria, 3 To 1
53 Bodies Found in Columbia After Worst Plane Disaster
500 Strikers Slow $100,000,000 Work On Buildings Here
25 Killed In Wreck On Penn Railroad; 124 Are Injured
House GOP Backs A Six Billion Cut in Truman Budget
Explosion Kills 15 In Los Angeles, Injures Over 100
City Areas Dig Out As Snowfall Sets 6-Year Mark Here
Molotov Rejects Reply On Acheson As ‘Not Convincing’
Round-Up Thwarts Budding Nazi Plot For War On Soviet
11 Airmen Rescued in Arctic By Daring Army Relief Flight
Bevin Accuses Truman Of Wrecking Palestine Talks In 1946 Campaign; Soviet Accepts U.S. Pacific Isles Plan
Senate Coalition Votes 51-33 To Cut Budget 4 1/2 Billion
Hoover Urges $475,500,000 To Put Germany On Feet; Bevin Pushes 4-Power Pact
MARCH
Britain And France Draw 50-Year Pact To Curb Germany
16 Die In Palestine In Major Upsurge Of Terrorist Acts
Wide Jewish Areas In Palestine Ruled By Martial Law
Truman In Mexico Renews Policy Of Non-Intervention; Aleman Leads In Welcome
Dewey Urges Law Forbidding Strikes By Public Workers
Soviet Rejects Atom Plan; Resists Full U.N. Inspection; Marshall Off For Moscow
Lewis Conviction For Contempt Upheld By Highest Court, 7 To 2; Threat Of Coal Strike Delayed
Lewis Sees U.S. Powerless To Prevent Coal Strikes Unless It Goes Totalitarian
All 3 Convicted On Football ‘Fix’; Jury Out 9 Hours
Big 4 Parley Opens Today; Marshall Reaches Moscow, Confident Of Agreements
Soviet Raises China Case In Big 4; Marshall Counters On Troops; Truman To Reveal Mid-East Crisis
Molotov Demands Speed-Up In Demilitarizing Germany; Backs Down On China Issue
Truman Acts To Save Nations From Red Rule; Asks 400 Million To Aid Greece And Turkey; Congress Fight Likely But Approval Is Seen
Aid to Mid-East Speeded By Congress; Senate Sets A Deadline Of March 31; Marshall Implies Soviet Bribes Nazis
Russia Asserts She Holds 890,532 German Captives; Democracy Defined By U.S.
Russian Condemns West On Federal Germany Plan; French Urge Emigration
10-Year Crime Peak Reported For 1946
Soviet Asks Share In Ruhr And End Of Bi-Zonal Unity; Evacuation Of Austria Set
Marshall Disputes Soviet, Rejects Reparations Bid; Asks Austria Bill Of Rights
Marshall Warns Against A Revival Of German Power
House GOP Agrees On A 30% Tax Cut For Low Incomes
House GOP Clears Tax Bill; Passage Next Week Is Seen
President Orders Inquiry On Disloyal Jobholders; Communists First Target
Soviet Nerve War On Turks Alleged In Report To House
Bid To Help Korea Forecast Because Russia Bars Unity; Big 3 War Pacts Disclosed
Retroactive Tax Cut Opposed By Taft as Costing 1.9 Billion
FBI Head Brands Communist Party a ‘Fifth Column’
20-30% Tax Slash Passed By House By Vote Of 273-137
Austin Tells United Nations Our Greek Policy Helps It Till World Body Takes Over
Lewis Orders Mines Closed A Week As Tribute To Dead; 400,000 To Quit April 1 To 6
Jews’ Ship Saved Off Haifa By Navy; Port Oil Blown Up
APRIL
Marshall Bars ‘Ultimatum’ By Soviet On Reparations; Rules Out A German ‘Slum’
King George Of Greece Dies; U.N. Showdown With Soviet On Aid Plan Urged In Senate
Taft Advocates Our Withdrawal Of U.N. Atom Plan
518 Mines Closed By Krug As Unsafe; Lewis Asks Ouster
U.S. Seizure Of Phone Lines Would Be Legal, Says Clark; Peace Moves Are Pressed
Coal Mine Opening In Doubt As U.S. Blocks Lewis Move; Hope For Phone Peace Fades
Telephone Strike Starts At 6 A.M.; All-Night Efforts Fail To Avert It; Many Coal Mines To Stay Closed
Distance, Toll Phones Crippled, Dial Service Normal In Strike; Congress Moves To Curb Tie-Ups
Break In Telephone Tie-Up Seen Near; Company Gains In Restoring Service; New Jersey Acts To Penalize Strikers
Bill To End Closed Shop, Bar Strikes By Writ Set For Quick House Passage; Basic Agreement On Distance Phones
3 Leaders Ordered Seized In Phone Strike In Jersey; Long Lines Peace Is Balked
More Quit In Jersey Strike Despite Arrest Of Leaders; Long Phone Tie-Up Is Feared
Army Day Parade Cheered By Million on Fifth Avenue
New York Turns Over Land As U.N. Site Is Consecrated
U.S. Proposes Arbitration To End Telephone Strike; Move In New Jersey Fails
Marshall Calls On Stalin As Big 4 Deadlock On Pact; Truman Asks New Arms Law
Blasts And Fires Wreck Texas City Of 15,000; 300 To 1,200 Dead: Thousands Hurt, Homeless; Wide Coast Area Rocked, Damage In Millions
Blasted Texas City Winning Fight To Check Fires And New Explosions; Deaths Now Expected To Total 400
55 New Dead Found In Texas City Ruins; 3 Fires Still Rage
U.S. Slipping in Atomic Race, Lilienthal and Bush Reveal
U.S. Steel And Union Agree On 15-Cent Hourly Pay Rise, Setting Industry’s Pattern
Truman Again Urges Price Cuts To End Rising Threat Of Recession; No Time To Reduce Taxes, He Says
Senate Votes Greek-Turkish Aid, 67-23; Truman Doctrine Wins In Stiff Fight; Big 4 Agree On $5,000,000 For Trieste
Equity Opens Fight On Jim Crow Policy
Big 4 End Moscow Meeting; Set Fall Session In London; Will Cut Forces In Germany
Western Leaders Express Optimism On Leaving Russia
U.S. Navy Vessels Are Given To China By Truman Order
58,339 Acclaim Babe Ruth In Rare Tribute at Stadium
Marshall Says Stalin Sees Pact; Holds Our Program Can’t Wait; U.N. Speeds Action On Palestine
U.S. Opposes, Soviet Backs Arab Bid To U.N. To Discuss Independence Of Palestine
MAY
Arabs Defeated, 8-1, In U.N. After Long Wrangle On Bid For Independence Debate
4 Ex-Aides of OPA Arrested in 2,500-Ton Sugar Frauds
Aleman Hailed In Rain By City Throngs At Parade, Gets ‘Citizenship,’ Degree; He Welcomes U.S. Capital In Mexico
24 Farben Leaders Are Indicted By U.S. As War Criminals
Bombing Frees 251 In Palestine Jail; 15 Slain In Battle
U.N. Votes To Hear The Jewish Agency Before Committee
Britain Dying of Starvation, Expert on Nutrition States
Bid To Arabs Voted By U.N. Assembly In Appeasing Move
U.N. Asked To Set Jewish Homeland As Basis Of Inquiry
House Adopts $400,000,000 Bill, 287-107, To Help Near East Fight Communism; World Bank Lends France $250,000,000
U.S. Fights Move To Order Inquiry On Free Palestine
Impasse In The U.N. On Palestine State Unsolved By Panel
Broad Inquiry On Palestine Is Voted In U.N. Committee; Arabs, Protesting, See War
11-Nation Inquiry On Palestine Set; Soviet Pleas Lost
Truman Bans Portal Suits To Aid Economic Stability; Urges 65C Minimum Wage
U.N. Assembly Urges Truce As It Votes Palestine Study By 46 To 7 At Final Session
101 B-29’s Over City, But Bad Weather Spoils Big Air Show
Death-Dealing Atomic Cloud Under Study by Scientists
Scientists See U.S. Very Vulnerable To Germ Warfare
Gromyko Attacks Atomic ‘Monopoly,’ Hits Peril To U.S.
O’Dwyer Suspends City Airport Head; Deals Under Fire
Low-Paid City Workers Get Relief Checks, Mayor Says; Inquiry Is Started By State
State Orders Wide Relief Inquiry As The Result Of ‘Luxury’ Cases Here; Dock Scandal To Grand Jury Monday
La Guardia, M’Goldrick Face Call In Pier, Airport Inquiry; O’Dwyer Warns Appointees
Relief Funds Being Spent Without Proper Controls, Rhatigan Admits To Mayor
U.N. Bid for American Loan Up to $80,000,000 Studied
Dewey Ridicules Democrats On Communists in U.S. Jobs
IND Trains Slowed On Quill Warning Of Transit Tie-Up
Senate Votes Tax Cut July 1 By 52-34; House Agreement Is Expected Today; Compromise On Labor Bill Is Reached
Plane Crash Kills 38, Injuries 10 In Take-Off At La Guardia Field; Passengers Trapped By Flames
JUNE
53 Killed As Airliner Crashes And Burns In Maryland Woods; Disaster Here Laid To Wind Shift
Maryland Inquiry Indicates Defect In Airliner’s Tail
Training Of All Youth At 18 Is Urged By Truman Board, Seeing War Peril After 1955
Training Law Is Unlikely This Session, in Capital View
Britain Achieves Solution In India; Leaders Accept It
Labor Bill Voted By House, 320-79, Senate Acts Today; 35,000 Here Demand A Veto
Truman Calls Hungary Coup Outrage, Demands Russians Agree To Inquiry; Marshall Pleads For European Unity
Senate Votes Labor Bill, 54 To 17; Veto Defeat Seen; President Gets It Monday
Taft May Oppose President On Arming Latin Americans
Italy’s Communists Open Drive To Oust De Gasperi Regime
Russians Reject U.S. Plea For Data Of Hungary ‘Plot’
Slowdown Is Ended By TWU; Board Grants Two Demands But Won’t Drop Suspensions
U.S. Declares Soviet Guilty Of Interference in Hungary
Hungary Now a Police State Within Spy Net, Deputy Says
Airliner Is Lost With 50 On Board In Mountain Area
50 Found Dead In Wreckage Of DC-4 On Blue Ridge Peak; U.S. Air Board Opens Inquiry
12 Killed as Army B-29 Hits Vermont Mountain in Storm
Truman Vetoes Tax Cut Bill; House To Reconsider Today; Overriding Held Unlikely
Tax Bill Veto Is Sustained In House By 2-Vote Margin; Hope Of Cut In 1947 Is Ended
Terms To End Ship Strike Agreed On In Night Parley; Wage Rise, Holidays Granted
Truman To Veto Labor Bill In Lengthy Message Today; House To Override Quickly
House Overrides Labor Veto 4 To 1; Repassage In Senate Later Forecast; President And Taft Debate On Radio
Senate Likely To Override Labor Bill Veto Tomorrow; Long Filibuster Collapses
Truman Creates Three Committees To Survey Our Capacity For World Aid; Russia To Join Marshall Plan Talks
Bill Curbing Labor Becomes Law As Senate Overrides Veto 68-25; Unions Fight For Quick Repeal
Labor’s Protest Walkouts Spread; 185,000 Coal Miners Lead In Move; Shipyards Halt Set For Tomorrow
35,000 In Eastern Shipyards Strike As Peace Talks Fail; Coal Tie-Up Curtails Steel
Truman Urges Patience, Moderation By Labor, Industry As Strikes Grow; Tie-Up Paralyzes Eastern Shipyards
Senate Approves Speaker Of House In Presidency Line
Molotov Bars Any Aid Plan On Unified European Basis; Paris Parley Seems Doomed
Tremor Shakes St. Louis As Record Flood Hits City
JULY
House Votes Bill To Make Hawaii The 49th State
Marshall Sees ‘Distortion’ In Soviet ‘Imperialist’ Cry; Bidault Tries To Save Talks
Paris Parley Ends With Europe Split; Molotov, Balking, Warns On Blocs; Britain And France To Push Aid Plan
22 European States Invited By Britain, France To Meet July 12 On Marshall Plan
Truman Urges End Of World Barriers, Brands Russian Stand On Aid As False; Bevin Warns Soviet It Can Go ‘Too Far’
Atom Board Seeks Medical Guidance To Protect Public
Russians Plan End of Liberty For Minorities in Their Zone
National Coal Strike Off; Pact In North Field Eases Some Controls Of New Law
‘Disk’ Near Bomb Test Site Is Just a Weather Balloon
Princess Elizabeth to Wed Lieut. Philip Mountbatten
President Holds Atom Secret Safe In ‘Souvenir’ Theft
Cairo U.N. Plea Bids Britain Move Army, End Rule Of Sudan
16 Nations In Launch Aid Conference Speedily; Soviet, Czechs In Trade Tie
Paris Body Set Up To Draft A European Balance Sheet; Soviet Warns Conferees
Marshall Urges U.S. To Aid Western Europe To Avoid Drift Into Russian Sphere
Greek Army Closes Trap On Attackers Of Yanina; U.S. Asks Swift U.N. Action
Greek Guerrillas Escape From Trap, Flee To Mountains
U.S. Ousts 811 as ‘Disloyal’; Army Lists 158 Communists
Senate Defeats Tax Cut By Five Votes; Truman Bases Veto On Foreign ‘Risks’; House Grants $1,353,024,900 For Europe
Killers Mow Down Premier Of Burma And Five Top Aides
Burma Police Seize U Saw In Gun Battle, Kill Three
Dutch Planes Rake Airfields In Java As Troops Fan Out
Dutch Forces Stab Into Eastern Java In Coastal Threat
Russians Reject U.S. Plan For 11-Nation Japan Parley; U.N. Balkan Debate Is Sharp
GOP Leaders Take Control Of Calling Extra Session; Vote Fraud Deadlock Holds
Republicans Lose In Vote Fraud Fight As Congress Drives For Close Tonight; Fund Bills Rushed, Arms Merger Voted
Congress Adjourns At 3:50 A.M., Far Short Of GOP Economy Goal; Forrestal Is New Defense Chief
Truman Must Act On 250 Measures In Next Ten Days
Palestine Hangs Three Terrorists; Hostages In Peril
Soviet Blocks U.N. Creation Of Balkan Frontier Board; U.S. Will Fight Veto ‘Abuse’
Australia Bids U.N. Order Java Truce, Arbitration; India Also Urges Action
AUGUST
Incensed Britons Kills 5 In Tel Aviv To Avenge Hanging
Elliott Roosevelt Caused Overruling Of Air Staff To Give Hughes Contract
Hughes Aide Spent $5,083 Feting Elliott Roosevelt Over 2 Years, Inquiry Hears
Truce In Indies Agreed On As Result Of U.N. Appeal; Republic Lists Demands
Elliott Roosevelt Denies Some Of Meyer Gift Items; Sees Plan To Smear Father
Elliott Roosevelt Hotly Denies Using Father’s Influence
Hughes Accuses Brewster, Senator Counter-Attacks On War Plane Contracts
Hughes Says Inquiry Aimed To ‘Get’ Elliott Roosevelt; Tilts Hotly With Brewster
Hughes Refuses To Produce Agent; Hits ‘Detractors’
Hughes Promises To Exile Himself If Big Plane Fails
Last of 8,010,007 Captives Freed in Germany, Clay Says
Peacetime Atomic Project Is Started at Brookhaven
U.S. Armed Action In Greece Hinted If Veto Balks U.N.
Riots Sweep Punjab Capital; Mob Stones Gandhi’s House
India And Pakistan Become Nations; Clashes Continue
Oil Firms Pledge Military Supply; Public Cuts Loom
Churchill Asserts Policy Of Attlee Will Ruin Britain
Atcheson Missing In B-17 Sea Crash; 3 Of 13 Are Saved
U.N. Again Bars 5 States; Approves Yemen, Pakistan
Cadiz Finds 134 Blast Dead Many Others Feared Buried
Marshall Stresses Help For Europe Must Precede Assistance For Americans
Italy And Austria Barred From U.N. By Russian Vetoes
Exodus Refugees Begin Forced Trip To German Camps
Greece’s Cabinet Resigns On Failure To Unite Nation; U.S. Hits Balkan Regimes
Ecuador Overturn By Army Ends Rule Of Velasco Ibarra
U.N. Asks 5 Consuls in Java For Report on ‘Cease-Fire’
Red Mobs in Hungary Beat Two Opponents at Rallies
Truman Board Bids U.S. Put 2 Billion a Year in Science
Truman And Dewey Make Appeal For Universal Military Training As Legion Opens Convention Here
New Atomic Power Plant Presages Peacetime Uses; It Utilizes Fast Neutrons
2,000,000 Thrilled By Legion Parade Of 52,000 Marchers
SEPTEMBER
U.N. Group For A Palestine Of Jewish And Arab States, Allowing 150,000 Refugees
Zionists Ask U.N. To Pass New Plan; Arabs Inflamed
Truman Pledges U.S. To Stay Strong Urges Latin America To Aid Europe; 19 Republics Sign Hemisphere Treaty
Bevin Asks U.S. Gold Reserve Be Redistributed To World; Lovett Sees Europe In Peril
British Say Bevin Gold Plan Is ‘Well Worth Examining’
Outlaw Rail Tie-Up Forces Shutdown Of Carnegie Steel
Santo, TWU Official, Faces U.S. Charges of Subversion
London Air Defense on Alert Over Stern Band Bomb Scare
Arabs Call Palestine Report Source of Third World War
Hoses, Truncheons Rout Exodus Jews In Battle On Ship
Rapid Price Shifts Send Food Surging To New High Level
U.S. Charges Santo With Communism At Tense Hearing
U.S., City Act On Food Prices As Buyer Resistance Bars New Rise, Forces Some Cuts
Congressional Report Holds Food Prices May Go Higher
Marshall Calls For Action By U.N. Assembly On Greece; Accuses Soviet Satellites
Two Meatless Days A Week Urged On Cafes By Mayor; Clark For Action On Prices
Aranha Elected By U.N. Assembly Despite Backing Of Evatt By U.S.; Warns Session Is Vital To Peace
Marshall Asks A New U.N. Group To Guard Peace, Backs Veto Curb; Forrestal Is Sworn In Suddenly
Vishinsky Accuses Americans Of Seeking War, Condemns Entire Range Of U.S. Foreign Policy; Other Nations Rally To Our Stand On Veto
Russia Loses Opening Round In Fight Over Curbing Veto; Assembly Debate Is Voted
Austin Charges Vishinsky Falsified; Declares Soviet Methods Stir Hate; Bidault Vows Effort To Unite Blocks
U.S. ‘Little Assembly’ Plan And Korea Go On U.N. Agenda Over Gromyko’s Objections
Briton Warns Soviet In U.N. Willfulness Imperils Peace; Offers A ‘Code Of Conduct’
Assembly Votes To Take Up Greece, Korea, Italy Issues, Defeating The Soviet Bloc
Mrs. Roosevelt Will Defend U.S. on Warmonger Charge
‘Waste Less,’ Truman Asks; Names Board To Save Food; Calls Parley To Aid Europe
British Ready To End Palestine Rule, Quit Country If U.N. Finds No Solution; Vishinsky Renews ‘Warmonger’ Attack
Gromyko Declares U.S. Imperils U.N. By Aims In Greece
City Gets Warning Of $1-A-Pound Beef By Next Week-End
Truman Puts Relief Session Up To Leaders Of Congress; Sees $580,000,000 Needed Now
OCTOBER
Soviet Bars U.S. Senators From Embassy Inspection
Truman Asks Self-Rationing To Meet Need Of Europeans; Prices Imperil Health Here
Palestine Division Is Accepted In U.N. By Jewish Agency
Belgium Backs U.S. On Balkans Watch; Would Forget Past
U.S. Offers To Drop Charge In Balkans If U.N. Votes Watch
Reds Of 9 Nations Revive Comintern To Fight U.S. ‘Imperialist Hegemony’; 2 Stalin Aides Attend Secret Meeting
Vishinsky Charges U.S. Acts Dissolve Greek Nationality
Committee of U.N. Defeats Soviet Move to Curb Press
U.N. Group Votes Committee To Watch Greece’s Border; Lovett Hits Back At Russia
Arab States to Send Troops To the Borders of Palestine
Forces Are Moved By Arabs, Zionists To Palestine Line
U.S. Supports Partition Of Palestine, Asks An International Constabulary; U.N. Body Drops Balkan Guilt Charge
Russians Expected To Back U.N. Plan To Split Palestine
Russia Endorses Palestine Division; U.N. Approval Seen
Churchill Thinks Soviet Line Does Not Portend War Soon
Marshall Wins CIO Acclaim In Foreign Policy Defense; U.S. Pays France $50,000,000
Truman Says His Food Plan Avoids Police-State Methods
U.S. Asks Elections in Korea Under a U.N. Commission
Krug Finds U.S. Resources Sufficient To Aid Europe; Warns We Must Conserve
De Gaullists Win Over French Reds; Center Set Back
U.S. Tells Moscow Korea Is U.N. Case; Protest Rejected
Menjou Testifies Communists Taint The Film Industry
Vishinsky Adds Forrestal, Harriman To ‘Warmongers’; Zhdanov Spurs Fight On U.S.
Much Of Bar Harbor Razed As 4,300 Flee Forest Fire; Whole Maine Towns Gone
18 Dead, Damage $25,000,000, As Forest Fires Sweep On In Wide New England Area
Truman Proclaims Disaster In Maine, Gives Federal Aid
Main Fires Ebb; Rise In Wind Today May Revive Peril
New Relief Set-Up Begun By Fielding; Subversives To Go
3 More Film Writers Face House Contempt Citations
Guardians For Civil Rights Proposed By Truman Board; Report Asks End Of Biases
Film Inquiry Reveals Move By Soviet Agents To Obtain Atom Research Data In 1942
NOVEMBER
Our Post-War Aid Abroad 19 Billion Now, Byrd Reports
Truman Board Asks Return Of Some Wartime Controls To Support Aid For Europe
Hughes Flies 200-Ton Plane A Mile 70 Feet Over Water
John G. Winant Kills Self; Was Ex-Envoy to London
PR Is Repealed In City By 350,000; Bonus And Housing Measures Win; Democrat Is Victor In Kentucky
U.N. Group, 46 To 0, Votes Korea Body; Soviet To Boycott
Molotov Says Atom Secret Has Long Ceased To Exist; Holds We Plan Aggression
Food Board Drops Poultryless Days, Keeps Ban On Eggs
12 To 17 Billions For Europe In 4 Years, 5 3/4 Billions In 1948, Urged On Truman; Deputies Snarled On German Treaty
Japan’s Ex-Puppet At Helm Of Siam After Armed Coup
Marshall Urges $597,000,000 In Quick Help To Bolster France, Italy And Austria
Austin Doubts Soviet Ability To Make Atomic Bomb Soon
De Gaulle For Ties To U.S. And Britain To Combat Soviet
Ramadier Pledges Force To Put Down Communist Threat
Meyers Is Linked To Plant Receiving Large War Order
Hughes Demands Evidence In Files’ As Inquiry Lapses
British Beginning To Quit Palestine By Land And Sea
Truman Demands Price And Pay Controls, Ties Fight On Inflation To Aid Europe; Republicans Critical, Democrats Divided
Marshall Warns Soviet To End ‘Brazen’ Propaganda Against US; Senate To Survey Food Stocks
Senate Committee Passes Interim Aid Bill Quickly; Inflation Curbs Hit Snag
Elizabeth And Philip Wed In Abbey; Leave For 10-Day Stay In Quiet Village; London Throngs Cheer Royal Pageant
3 Killed, 30 Hurt in Italy As Communists Fight Police
2 U.S. Bureaus Get Record On Meyers; Arnold Scores Him
Largest Land Airplane Flies Hour in Army Test on Coast
Vandenberg Asks Senate To Act Fast On Aid To Block ‘Wrecking Crews’ In Europe
Big 4 Vote Six-Point Agenda, But Molotov Seeks Delay On Austria And Reparations
U.S. Told It Faces Hardships But Must Speed Europe Aid; ‘Austere’ Controls Pressed
U.S. Army Indicts 13 Nazi Generals
U.N. Puts Off Vote On Palestine A Day; Compromise Is Aim
Assembly Votes Palestine Partition; Margin Is 33 To 13; Arabs Walk Out; Aranha Hails Work As Session Ends
DECEMBER
Palestine’s Arabs Kill Seven Jews, Call 3-Day Strike
Guards Eject French Reds After They Seize Assembly And Halt Debate On Strike
Jerusalem Torn By Rioting; Arabs Use Knives, Set Fires; Jews Reply, Haganah In Open
Palestine Strife Widens, Grips Jaffa-Tel Aviv Area; Arabs Rebuff Peace Plea
Arabs Make Roads New Battlefields; Rake Bus Convoys
Troops And Police To Fire On Strike Rioters In France; Delay In Curb Law Refused
Magnet Is Assembled Here For Largest Atom Smasher
Arab-Jewish Fight Rages At Tel Aviv; 5 Dead, 10 Injured
Court Saves Negro Doomed By Whites
Bill Submitted To Ration Foods, Fuel, Control Steel; Oil Shortage Seen In East
18 More Slain in Palestine As British Insist on Truce
Senators Call Pauley to Tell Of His Transactions in Grain
Marshall And Bevin Lash Molotov For New Attack; Hope For Peace Parley Dim
GOP Senators Fix 10-Point Program To Curb Inflation
Soviet Devalues The Ruble And Ends Rationing Of Food In Fight Against Inflation
House Democrats Beat Republicans On Inflation Bill
Bevin Says Soviet Takes Vast Loot In East Germany
U.S. to Pay Bi-Zonal Costs In Return for Ruling Voice
U.N. Body To Study Atom Control Plan
Truman Asks $17 Billion To Restore Europe; Marshall Says Peace Must Await Recovery; Congress Votes Stop-Gap Aid, Later Adjourns
Taft Says Truman Now Has Powers To Halt Inflation
New U.S. Plane Said to Fly Faster Than Speed of Sound
Italians Acclaim New Constitution Creating Republic
U.S. To Quit Defense Bases In Panama Outside Canal Because Of Pact Rejection
Communists Form ‘Free’ Government In North Of Greece
Maniac In Sweden Kills Rome Envoy
Record 25-Inch Snow Cripples City And East; All Traffic Slowed, Long Island Is Disrupted; Thousands Marooned; Food Amble, Fuel Short
City Is Mastering Record Snow; Buses Still Out, Rail Lines Gain; Suburbs Hard Hit; 55 Dead In East
Clue to Synthesizing of Food By Sun’s Action Discovered
More Snow Is Due For City As It Digs Back To Usual Life
41 Jews Stabbed to Death After Bomb Kills Six Arabs
News Source: New York Times
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