Vishinsky Chills Hopes for German Settlement
In Paris the Soviet plan to wipe out the West German State and return German affairs to four power control drew swift rejection from the Western Powers. Acheson called the proposal a back to Potsdam policy and warned against undoing progress in West Germany. Bevin Bevin and Schuman echoed similar concerns.
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Paris
Russia
Foreign Ministers Council
Andrei Vishinsky
Berlin
Dean Acheson
Vishinsky
Bonn
Allied Control Council
East Germany
Economic Council of
West Germany
East Berlin
West Berlin
Ruhr
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Germany
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Denmark
Holland
Yalta
Potsdam
Kommandatura
East Zone
West Zone
Acheson
Ernest Bevin
Robert Schuman
Ford and UAW to resume arbitration talks on strike
Ford Motor Co invited the CIO United Auto Workers to reconvene after a conditional union thumbs down on arbitration terms. Walter Reuther and Ford Vice President John Bugas debated who selects an expert to resolve whether workers may exceed 100 percent of production standards and how to make up losses. Talks set for Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. CST aim to settle the core dispute and end the 20 day strike.
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Detroit
Ford
Ford Motor Companypany
CIO
United Auto Workers
UAW
Walter Reuther
Reuther
Rouge
John S. Bugas
Senate Moves On Financing One Bill Left
All major appropriation bills cleared House and Senate for conference talks except the eleemosynary measure. The higher education bill funds state colleges at 67.5 million, with 2 million added for a new UT medical branch location to be chosen by UT regents, excluding Galveston. Prison reform bills passed the House. governor to receive measures.
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House
Senate
Board of Regents
University of Texas
Lamar
Beaumont
Govrnor
Prison Board
Nationalists Prepare To Make Stand in Northwestern Shanghai
Communist forces move through Shanghai taking the Bund area and Soochow Creek as Nationalist troops retreat. Reports say BEB radio ordered shutdown and gunfire narrowly missed AP photographer Margaret Hampson while Red troops advance from the French Concession toward Port Woosung.
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Soochow Creek
Garden Bridge
Soochow
Whangpoo
Bund
Associated Press
Nanking Road
Margaret Hampson
Associated Press China
BEB 3
Bill Crum
Shanghai
Laura Crum
Los Angeles
Woosung
Chen Yi
Welcome Peoples Liberation (Communist
All Asia
Avenue Edward VII
China Press
H. H. Kung
China Tribune
Chinese Foreign Office
Edward VII
Red
Forrestal Death Inquiry Began In Washington
A Navy board of inquiry questioned Captain George N. Raines, the Navy psychiatrist who defended a relaxed watch over James Forrestal before his suicide. Forrestal will be buried with full military honors at Arlington National Cemetery, with President Truman and others attending.
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Washington
Navy Board of Inquiry
George N. Raines
Navy
James Forrestal
Bethesda
MD. Naval Hospital
Defense
Wall Street
Forrestal
Arlington National Cemetery
Defense Establishment
Victor Reuther Shot At Home In Detroit Suburb
Victor Reuther brother of CIO United Auto Workers leader Walter Reuther was shot through a front window at his home near Detroit Tuesday night. He was wounded in the right shoulder and listed in critical condition at Receiving Hospital in Bedford.
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Detroit
Victor Reuther
Walter Reuther
CIO
United Auto Workers Union
Reuther
Bedford
Victor
House Advances Bill To Up Game Board
The House moved a bill to create a nine member Game Fish and Oyster Commission. Rep Deno Tufares of Wichita Falls pushed the measure from table and it passed on second reading 63 to 38. It requires third reading approval before final passage. The current commission has six members.
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House
Deno Tufares
Wichita Falls
State Holds Priority Blocks Campbell Swift Land Sale
Bastrop County farmers pressed Governor Beauford Jester and Adjutant General K. L. Berry to waive state priority so former owners can repurchase 16 000 acres of Camp Swift land. Officials said 16 000 acres are needed for a National Guard firing range, not regular encampments, while the federal government would gain nothing if sold to state. Senator Moore indicated no further steps yet.
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Raymond Brooks
Austin
Adjutant General's Department
National Guard
E. O. Lundgren
E. A
Camp Hood
Texas Game Commission
Camp Swift
Woods
United States
Moore
Wartime Atom Scientist Labeled Communist by Ex Red
Congressional investigators testified that a war time atomic scientist was an active Communist and that two bars of uranium were removed from the Hanford plant without detection. General Electric said the incident was not a fair security test as agents gained access to the plant.
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Washington
General Electric Company
Hanford
Richland
Wash
Capitol Hill
Senate
House
Paul Crouch
Miami
Fla
Clarence F Hiskey
Communist Party
Hiskey
House un-American Activities Committee
Nixon
R-Calif
Military Pay Hike Killed by Ex-GIs
A House uprising led by young former GIs killed a 400 million dollar a year military pay raise bill. By 227 to 163 vote the measure was sent back to the armed services committee for study. Pat Sutton urged an equitable raise while noting generals get extra allowances and a contingency fund.
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Washington
Armed Services Committee
Kilday
D-Tex
House
Congress
Navy
Pat Sutton
D-Tenn
Sutton
Bollings
D-Mo
Marcantonio
New York
Escaped Felon Captured Near Bastrop
Richard Hohenberger, 19, who escaped from a Sugar Land prison farm, was caught two miles east of Bastrop by Deputy T. O. Grant. He is to be taken to Columbus to face car theft charges. His accomplice Jack Hall remains at large near Bastrop.
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Bastrop
Richard Hohenberger
Sugar Land
Here
T. O. Grant
Beaumont
Hohenberger
E. D. Cartwright
W. N. Owen
Bastrop County
Columbus
Jack Hall
Alum Creek
Hall
Measure To Tighten Liquor Sales Obeyed
A bill to tighten liquor control approved by the House 104 to 14 moves to the Senate. Rep Sam Hanna of Dallas said the measure reflects the liquor control board request and changes no policy. An amendment to limit package store permits per population was defeated.
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Sam Hanna
Dallas
Senate
Hanna
State Liquor Control Board
House
Wayne Wagganseller
Fruitland
Senate panel approves rent decontrol bill in Texas
The Senate state affairs committee backed House approved rent decontrol with emergency reinstatement if governor approves. The 2.5 hour hearing drew about 250 people, mainly landlords and tenants, as witnesses urged keeping or lifting rent controls. Brig Gen Gates urged action to prevent Air Force housing costs from rising. testimony spanned San Angelo to El Paso with calls for competitive housing. Emergency clause passed 9 to 6 and the amended bill 19 to 0.
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Jay
Austin American Capitol
Texas
Senate State Affairs Committee
San Angelo
Waco
el Paso
San Antonio
Fort Worth
H. E. Cutcher
Lockhart Chamber of Commerce
Bastrop
San Marcos
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W. A. Shofner
Fred Harris
Taylor
University of Texas Regents
Galveston
Whangpoo River
Yuanmingyuan Road
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Atomic Energy Commission
Arthur Adams
Welde ‘Bill
Crouch
Knoxville
Tenn
New York City
OKEHS
Carleton Moore
Houston
Sa State
A. M. Aikin Jr
B. E. Gates
Randolph Air Force Base
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J. A. Devries
Gordon Daniels
Joe Steadham
G. Benton Nicholas
Harry Lott
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T. W. Neal
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