The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1945-11-07
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WASHINGTON - Secretary of
State Byrnes reported today that
the United States is planning to
withdraw American Marines from
China. The Marines are now oc-
cupying various strategic towns be-
tween Communist forces and Cen
trail government armies.
/ WASHINGTON Members of the
AFL Amalgamated Street Railway
and Motor Coach Employees voted
almost unanimously today to re-
sumo bus and street car operations
in the nations capital. A wage
settlement will be made
WASHINGTON - Secretary of
State Byrnes said today there is no
prospect of immediate agreement
between Anglo American officials
discussing financial aid to Britain.
WASHINGTON The White
House said today that President
Truman had sent a message to Mos
COW congratulating the Russian gov
eminent on the 28th anniversary of
the Socialist revolution.
WASHINGTON The White
House has announced that Presi-
dent Truman will begin his atomic
energy conference Saturday The
talks with Prime Minister Attlee Of
Britain and Mackenzie King of Can
ada will start at the White House
and continue Sunday on the Presi-
dental yacht.
ATLANTA-Col. Emory Ellsworth !
(Swede) Larson, 46, of the u S. |
Marine Corps, formerly football !
coach at the U. s. Naval ACADEMY |
died here today
Henry J. Phillips, 70, 1
Department CT Interior employee, |
died of a heart attack on city bus |
Monday He had lived here Sc /
years The widow, two sons and
five daughters, among them Mrs.
Roger Bargelt Fairbanks, Alaska, /
survive.
PARASITIC Dominant ieftwing |
bloc in Frances Constituent As
sembly has demanded nationalist
ton Of the nations key enterprises. +
The Assembly is at work on new
constitution.
Freezing weather has
hit the Northwest. A snow storm
is raging in Montana. Yakima
checked II above this morning.
WASHiNGTON-Labor Secretary +
Lewis Schwellenbach today backed I
the full employment bill before p I
House committee. He expressed fear /
that at least six million persons /
may be out of work by spring.
ROME-The independent news |
paper II Tempo has registered !
sharp objections to the italian arm !
istice terms which were published |
yesterday. The newspaper COM
plains that tine Nazis displayed
more generosity toward France than |
the Allies are showing Italy.
BONNEVILLE, Calf. Search |
for little Dickie tum SUDDEN, missing !
in the high Sierras since last Thurs
day, has been abandoned. Snow IS
now falling but every square inch OF /
territory in the mountainous area |
has been searched without results.
KALAMAZOO, Mich. Henry !
Ford, not the maker of autos, but a !
lawyer, has been elected Mayor. He |
polled the largest number of votes !
in the election of seven members
of the Council.
YOKOHAMA The remains OF |
Americans who died in japanese |
prison camps or were killed in plane |
crashes on bombing raids are being |
re-buried in a cemetery on a hill /
overlooking Yokos h u k harbor T!
where American fleet units now are
anchored.
NEW ORLEANS-The Associated (
Press Managing Editors Association /
will meet January 10, II and II IN
Miami. Fla, Chairman George w.
Healy, Vice President and Managing
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