Taft urges budget trimming before tax cut vote
Senator Taft calls for Senate House budget cuts ahead of next week's vote on a four billion dollar tax cut bill. He aims to secure a spending reduction deal with both parties as GOP critics demand clear totals before backing tax relief. House had pledged six billion in cuts with no debt payoff commitment.
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Senator Taft
Washington
Taft
Senate
House
Tatt
Nate
Truman
Ohio
Aiken
Wilson
Iowa
Southern Democrats Oppose Labor Bill in Senate Fight
Senator George of Georgia leads southern opposition to a mild Democratic labor bill. Murray and 10 other Democrats offer a watered down substitute. Ball and Taft predict Senate passage of the omnibus bill by a two thirds majority, with votes expected tonight or later in the week.
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Washington
George
Senate
Murray
Mont
Ball
R. Minn
Phone Strike Enters Sixth Week Amid 185000 Idle Workers
The coast to coast telephone strike enters its sixth week with about 185 000 members of unions tied to the National Federation of Telephone Workers still off the job. Refusal to cross picket lines keeps thousands from work as negotiations resume in Washington between Western Electric and the National Association of Telephone Equipment Workers.
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New York
National Federation of Telephone Workers
Washington
Western Electric Co
National Association of Telephone Equipment Workers
Frederic W. Goudy Dies at 82 Designer of Type Faces
Frederick W. Goudy, 82, famed type designer behind much of the printing in the United States and other countries, died yesterday of heart disease in Marlboro New York. He created about 100 type faces noted for simple, legible letters and attracted printers worldwide.
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Marlboro
N.Y
Frederick W. Goudy
Weather: Ohio and West Virginia Turn Mild with Scattered Showers
A windy mild night in Ohio and West Virginia gives way to warmer skies. Scattered showers are forecast for Tuesday across the region, bringing light rain and breezy conditions statewide.
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Ohio
West Virginia
Akron man held for murder in triangle killing
James B. Moore, 25, of Akron was charged with first degree murder in the slaying of rubber worker Russell R. Friend, 25, in a local rooming house. Moore confessed to intent to kill both his ex girlfriend and Friend after stealing a revolver four days earlier. He fled the scene and was arrested by Summit County Deputy Sheriff Ray Keiffer.
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Akron — UP
Russell R. Friend
James B. Moore
Moore
John F. Struzewski
Summit County
Ray Keiffer
Teachers Halt Strike Action in Akron
Mayor Charles E. Slusser's Citizens' Committee and education officials moved to settle salary demands after a threatened walkout by Akron's 1,300 public school teachers. The strike was postponed to allow time for a citizens panel to seek extra funds for raises, with a Board of Education meeting expected later today.
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Akron
Charles E. Slusser
Citizens’ Committee
Rubber
Akron Education Association
Committee
T the Aea
Board of Education
Keystone Police Hunt Man in Child Slaying
State police seek a young blond man in a black car for questioning in the adduction criminal assault and slaying of five year old Carol Ann Thompson of Lansdale Pennsylvania according to Coroner J W Rushong.
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Keystone
Norristown
Carol Ann Thompson
Lansdale
Jearpenter
J. W. Rushong
Goodrich Tests Tubeless Tires For Cars
B F Goodrich Co vice president James J Newman announced tubeless tires of rayon cord construction. The new discs were being used on a taxicab fleet in a Midwestern city, state police cruisers and some private passenger cars.
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Akron
B. F. Goodrich Co
James J. Newman
Goodrich
Woman 82 Killed by Car on Route 40
Mrs. Harry Egolf age 82 of Etna Ohio died after being struck crossing U S Route 40. Her companion Mrs Mary E Arbogast 67 was seriously injured in the same incident occurring last night. The driver and circumstances were not detailed in the report.
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Columbus
Harry Egolf
Etna
Ohio
Mary E. Arbogast
Tiger Woman escapes asylum in Arizona search begins
Winnie Ruth Judd, 43, who killed two women and dismembered their bodies in 1931, escaped from the state hospital for the insane. Dr. John A. Larson said she used a key to pass two doors and officers widened the hunt to bus stations, the airport, and rail depots as bloodhounds failed to find her trail.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Winnie ‘Ruth Judd
Los Angeles
State Hospital For the Insane
John A. Larson
Labor-Industrial Trouble Spots Seen
Washington reports four trouble spots on labor management coal maritime railroads and construction. CIO workers have gained wage raises without strikes while the telephone strike nears end. Coal contracts loom July 1 with John L. Lewis and operators未 bargaining. Maritime unions face June 15 expirations and railroads see unified action amid wage demands. Construction disputes rise as contracts expire seasonally.
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Washington
CIO
America
John L. Lewis
Maritime
Joe Curran
National Maritime Union
Harry Bridges
Newspaper shifts to tabloid size due to paper shortages
An ongoing paper shortage limits purchases to last year’s tonnage and causes transport delays. The Messenger reduces issue size to tabloid format for a few days while maintaining all features and services as much as possible given the curtailed program.
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Messenger
Colorado Town Emerges From Flood Damage
Manitou Springs Colorado digs out after a flash flood caused hundreds of thousands of dollars in damage and claimed one life as residents survey the devastation and begin recovery efforts.
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Colorado
Manitou Springs
Colo
Toledo Man Dies in Auto Crash on Chicago Pike
Henry G. Had dad, 68, of Toledo, was killed yesterday when struck by an auto on the Chicago Pike.
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Toledo
Henry G. Haddad
Chicago Pike
Additional Associated Press News On Page Four
Brief note indicating that further AP reports are continued on page four of the newspaper. This line serves as a navigation cue for readers seeking more AP content.
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Associated Press
Paroled man hunted in slaying of 18 year old groom
Cincinnati police joined three states in a search for a paroled suspect in the killing of Edward L. Curtis, an 18 year old bridegroom who died from a heart shot after an argument over a $5 auto fender damage. Curtis' brother Simeon, 20, named the slayer, but no charges were filed. The trio had been in downtown night spots before their car crashed into a tree.
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Cincinnati
Edward L. Curtis
Clem Merz
Curtis
Simeon
Curtis Brothers
TWA Plane Crashes In Bay Kills Four Crewmembers
A TWA Constellation on a training flight crashed and exploded in Delaware Bay near CAPE MAY New Jersey, killing all four crew members. Fishermen reached the scene as the wreckage sank, finding splinters, flesh fragments and clothing.
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Bay
Cape May
N.J
TWA Constellation
Delaware Bay
Ex-Journal Dispatch Circulation Manager Dies
Randolph J. Bartram former circulation manager for the Columbus Dispatch and the Ohio State Journal died in Columbus. He will be buried at his home in Marion, Ohio, on Wednesday. Bartram served 15 years with the Dispatch and 20 years with the Ohio State Journal before retiring in 1927.
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Columbus
Randolph J. Bartram
Marion
Ohio
Bartram
Columbus Dispatch
Ohio State Journal
Truman Names Robert Lovett As Successor
President Truman announced Robert A. Lovett will replace Dean Acheson as undersecretary of state. Lovett, a New York banker and former assistant secretary of war, will assume the post July 1 after prep work with Acheson.
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Washington
Dean Acheson
Truman
Robert A. Lovett
Lovett
New York
White House
Acheson
George Marshall
Teachers End Week Strike in East Detroit Schools
About 3,700 students returned to classes as 115 teachers ended a week-long strike in East Detroit, signaling a return to normal instruction.
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Detroit
Community Celebration Earns Broad Yet Ambiguous Praise
SAM SIMMONS notes that while community celebrations foster sociability and relaxation, he questions the tangible benefits for cities. He describes a Saturday event with exceptional order, a crowd likely around ten thousand, robust volunteer effort, and diligent police presence, concluding the day was a “whopping success.”
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