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November 27, 1947

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Capital's Papers Face ITU Strike As Union Balks Contract Demand; CAPITAL'S PAPERS FACE ITU STRIKE

By Louis Starkspecial To the New York Times

ITU Local 101 threatens strike against 4 Washington, DC, dailies; issues discussed; publishers conf with Randolph set; union's split over no-contract policy noted; issue of Akron ITU Local 182 contract cited

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SENATE, 56-30, BARS CUT IN INTERIM AID; Vandenberg Attacks Proposed $197,000,000 Slash as Taft Backs It -- Bill Is Amended SENATE, 56-30, BARS CUT IN INTERIM AID

By C.p. Trussellspecial To the New York Times

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EVICTION PROVISION IN CITY RENT LAW DECLARED INVALID; Brooklyn Supreme Court Finds Statute Superseded -- Order Stayed for Appeal CITY EVICTIONS LAW DECLARED INVALID

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Sup Ct Justice Steinbrink, reversing Munic Ct Justice McLaughlin ruling, finds Sharkey law requiring eviction ctf from city rent comm invalid; gives stayed order, Tartaglia-Kelly case; Ross comments

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U.N. Assembly Delays Vote On Palestine Until Tomorrow; Puts Off Ballot on Partition as Tension Mounts -- Zionists Uncertain of Two-Thirds Majority -- Nations Switch Stands ASSEMBLY DELAYS VOTE ON PALESTINE

By Thomas J. Hamilton

Gen Assembly postpones partition vote as tension mounts; 2/3 majority uncertain; certain nations change stands

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Notable Births

1947Neil Rosenshein, American tenor and actor^[†]

Neil Rosenshein is an American operatic tenor, who sang leading tenor roles in the major American and European opera houses. He created the roles of Aspern in Dominick Argento's The Aspern Papers and Léon in Corigliano's The Ghosts of Versailles.