Snyder Denies Disagreent On Aid Plan
Washington June 25 AP Secretary of the Treasury Snyder denies any split with the Marshall plan after remarks at a news conference sparked cabinet speculation. He says Marshall asks Europe to self inventory and aid only as needed. U.S. assistance remains possible. Officials fear Paris talks may be affected.
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Washington
Secretary Marshall
Snyder
United States
Marshall
Sorgen
Paris
Molotov
Bevin
Bidaultill
Harvard
U. S
Europe
Buckley Denies Dodging Trial in Bribe Case
Rep. Charles A. Buckley arrived at the May Garsson trial and denied avoiding appearance. He disputed defense witnesses about lending $5,000 in 1941 to Andrew J. May and stated the loan was to May, not to Murray Garsson. The trial involves Murray Garsson, Henry Garsson, and May in a bribe conspiracy.
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Washington
Charles A. Buckley
D-Ny
May Garsson
New York Bronx
Andrew J. May
House Military Committee
Murray Garsson
Buckley
Paisley
Four Killed In Big Four Wreck Near Shiloh
A St Louis bound Big Four special derailed after an open switch near Shiloh Ohio. Four people died including the lead locomotive crew and a section hand. Two crews were critically injured and three passengers were hurt. Names include Engineer C F Higgins and Fireman L J McCord of Cleveland both killed. Injured engineers Elmer Wanke and J D Kennedy Jr of Cleveland. Passengers Mingle Smith and John Espy of Cincinnati and De Ross Bringman of Shelby reported lightly hurt.
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St. Louis
Shelby
Big Four
New York Central
Shiloh
J. D. King
Ohio Division of the Railroad
Springfield
C. F. Higgins
Cleveland
L. J. McCord
State Highway Patrol
Shiloh Main Street
Highway Patrol
Mingle Smith
Cincinnati
John Espy
de Ross Bringman
Woman Juror Slapped During Overell Murder Trial
Santa Ana Calif June 25 A woman juror Mrs Avon Putnam 29 wife of a Newport Beach shipyard carpenter was slapped from behind in her Balboa Island home and warned this isn t all you ll get if guilty The juror remained in court and the jury may be locked up for two more months The trial centers on yacht murders involving Louise Overell 18 and George Gollum 21 The motive ties to parental opposition to marriage and disinheritance of the Overell estate police found no prints or footprints but the juror could not identify the assailant
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Santa Ana
Calif
J. H. Mulvey
Attorney General's Office
Avon Putnam
Newport Beach
Balboa Island
Walter E. Overell
Flintridge
Louise
George Gollum
Gene D. Williams
Putnam
Williams
Eisenhower Urges Hemisphere War Tactics and Cooperation
General Eisenhower told the House Foreign Affairs Committee that a future war could target Great Lakes industry by air. He advocated swift western hemisphere defense coordination, stressing Canadian American military teamwork as vital and urging arms and mission support to Latin America.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Great Lakes
Western Hemisphere
Americas
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Army
Navy
Forrestal
Chester W. Nimitz
Nimitz
Associated Press
Latin America
Columbia University
North America
St. Lawrence River Valley
United States
Canada
Seek Estimate on Global Police Force
UN security council asks the Military Staff Committee to provide by next Monday a tentative initial size for a global police force to preserve world peace. President Alexandre Parodi of France says the estimate covers only the initial force, not its later basing or use against major powers. France and the United States support the request amid Russian and Australian reservations.
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Lake Success
United Nations Security Council
Big Power
Council
Alexandre Parodi
France
Col
W. R. Hodgson
Parodi
Fear Held Woman In Slavery In Washington Case
In a San Diego court the prosecution alleged Mr and Mrs Alfred Wesley Ingalls held Dora Jones a slave for 40 years starting when she was 17 in Washington DC An Alabama missionary school graduate and former teacher Dora became pregnant and faced threats of jail and disgrace from Mrs Harmon The case details describe enduring fear and ongoing medical treatment after removal from the Ingalls in Colorado Santa N. Cor for the defendant and witnesses
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San Diego
Calif
Alfred Wesley Ingalls
New England
Dora Jones
Walter Harmon
Harmon
Washington
Ingalls
Harvard
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Tolan
Coronado
Hartley Attacks UMW Leader Over Labor Law Clash
Rep. Hartley of New Jersey branded John L. Lewis rebellious and mutinous as he backed steps to strengthen the new labor act amid a coal strike threat. With 217,000 United Mine Workers idled, talks sought to avert a broad soft coal strike while Hartley warned of further measures against monopolistic strikes and extended union resistance.
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Washington
Rep
Hartley
R-Nj
John L. Lewis
House Labor Committee
Lewis
United Mine Workers
Norther
Western
Harley
Howard Smith
D-Va
House
Senate
Mine Workers
Congress of the
United States
UMW
Roosevelt name drops from social register again
New York June 25 Eleanor Roosevelt does not appear in the current social register edition. The previous year listed her at the Roosevelt estate in Hyde Park. Her name is the second in the family to disappear after Elliott Roosevelt who was dropped on his marriage to Fay Emerson.
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New York
Eleanor Roosevelt
Social Register
Rooseveltt
Hyde Park
Witnesses Fail Identify Lilly in Ballot Theft Case
Logan WV June 25 Four hotel employees testifying for the court could not identify William Henry Lilly as involved in the Raleigh County ballot theft last November 15. Prosecutor Browning had summoned them but would not cross examine as allowed by rules. The day saw indictments dismissed and Lilly, a former road commission worker, stand trial after Thornhill's case.
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Beckley
Lilly
China accuses Russia of blocking Dairen Port access
China's white paper accuses Moscow of failing to honor the treaty and blocking Chinese entry to Dairen and Port Arthur since Japan's surrender. It warns Beijing may deploy troops, notes Soviet opposition to making Dairen a free port, and cites near-term relief columns and a two-week communist siege.
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Nanking
China
Russia
Dairen
Port Arthur
Japan
Moscow
Szepkingkai
Foreign Office
Nearly Half Of State Miners Idle In West Virginia
Nearly half of West Virginia's 100000 coal miners were idle today with 48800 away in protest against the Taft Hartley act or taking an early vacation. Mines in Kanawha Williamson Logan and other fields closed or operated with reduced crews causing substantial tonnage losses. Some northern fields showed improvement with output up and idle mines decreasing.
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Williamson Field
Kanawha
Gulf
New River
West Virginia
Pocahontas
Logan
Northern Panhandle
Williamson
Norfolk and Western Railway
Kanawha Operators Association
Kanawha Field
Beckley
The
Coal Mines Administration
Fairmont
Monongalia County
Koppers Coal Division
Grant Town
Licenses Extended For West Virginia Plates Till July 10
Charleston June 25 A 10 day grace period is issued allowing motorists to use 1946 47 license plates beyond the June 30 date until midnight July 10. Registrar Don Mc Claugherty cites heavy tag requests and a Sunday holiday slowing mail service as reasons, with 220000 plates processed and about 365000 orders expected by July 10.
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Charleston
W. Va
Registrar of Motor Vehicles
Don McClaugherty
McClaugherty
Durant Writ Plea Dismissal Sought In Jewel Case
Government moves to dismiss the habeas writ for Kathleen Nash Durant challenging her army court martial conviction over the Kronberg castle jewel theft. Durant, a former WAC captain now at Alderson, faces federal hearing on July 14. Her husband Col Jack W Durant also convicted in the same theft.
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Charleston
W. Va
Kathleen Nash Durant
Wac
Federal Reformatory For Women
Alderson
U.S
Ben Moore
Frankfurt
Germany
Durant
Farmy Judge Advocate General's Board of Review
Labor Bill Veto Sparks Labor Strike Warning
Rep. Ellis of West Virginia said President Truman's veto of the labor bill is an indirect invitation to labor to strike. He called coal field strike news distressing and warned that a general strike now would be the greatest disaster for the country.
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Washington
Rep
Ellis
W. Va
House
Truman
Seven Additional Area Mines Closed in Labor Walkout
Seventy seven mines idle as workers in 12 Pocahontas field pits press Taft Hartley bill protest. Three thousand five hundred miners idle in Pocahontas area. daily loss estimated at seventeen thousand tons. Virginia pits show eleven thousand idle in southwest Virginia as eight Buchanan pits, Norton, and others shift with closures.
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Pocahontas
Operators Association
J. W. Colley
Logan Operators’ Association
Norfolk and Western
Pocahontas Field
Kingston Pocahontas Coal Company
Hemphill
New River
Pocahontas Consolidated Coal Company
Havaco
Premier Pocahontas Collieries Company
Premier
Railroad
J Association
Virginia
Home Creek Smokeless Coal Corporation
Lynn Camp Coal Corporation
Buckhanan County
Norton Coal Company
Norton
Virginia Coal Operators’ Association
Tazewell
Buchanan County
Virginia Association
Williamson
Buchanan
Williamson Operators’ Association
Buchanan County Coal Corporation
Margaret Ann Coal Company
Conoway
Masked youths block UN group route in Tel Aviv siege
In Tel Aviv masked youths lined the UN investigating commission route as banners from Irgun Zvai Leumi declared the homeland’s demand to drive out British force. A new kidnapping attempt targeted a UN liaison staffer, explosives found near Salvia hotel, and a grenade exploded in the house garden. Police cited being outnumbered by the crowd.
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Jerusalem
U. N
Tel Aviv
Irgun Zvai Leumi
Palestine
Committee
Palestine Government
Salvia
U. N. Committee
Britain
Associated Press
James Pringle
Pleads Guilty To Mistreating Child In Jamestown
Agnes Smith 47 pleaded guilty to third degree assault in Jamestown New York after a seven year old boy accused her of pressing a knife to his tongue and seizing it with pliers to obtain admission about a baseball bat. Judge Fred Strunk set sentencing for July 2 and noted the defendant denied actually cutting the boy while admitting the plier act. The boy is the son of a truck driver who boarded his four children with Smith.
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Jamestown
N. Y
Agnes Smith
Fred Strunk
Smith
Miners Idle Rise as Walkouts Spread Across States
Nationwide coal strike momentum grows with over 217,000 idle workers and cutbacks at steel mills. Pennsylvania reports 64,200 idle bituminous and 3,200 anthracite miners. West Virginia 48,800. Kentucky 30,000 to 35,000. Idle totals exceed half of 400,000 bituminous miners nationwide amid protest against the Taft Hartley bill and upcoming vacations.
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Pittsburgh
Coal Mines Administration
Pennsylvania
CMA
United Mine Workers
West Virginia
Mountain
Harlan County
Kentucky
Illinois
Alabama
Virginia
Tennessee
Ohio
Indiana
Utah
Taft-Hartlen
Uniontown
Butch” Dennis
I. W.rouser
Alabama Mining Institute
Youngstown, O
Mystery saucer sighting reported by Kenneth Arnold
Kenneth Arnold, Boise pilot and forest service employee, saw nine bright saucer like objects at about 10 000 feet between Mount Rainier and Mount Adams. He estimated speed at 1200 miles an hour and noted weaving formation. Further reports came from Ukiah area with similar claims.
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Pendleton
Ore
Kenneth Arnold
Boise
Idaho
Arnold
United States Forest Service
Mount Rainier
Mount Adams
Washington State
Yakima
Ukiah
Here
Thos Mountains
Tax Slash Bill Gains GOP Support in Senate Backing
Washington reports a Republican push to reenact a 4.0 billion tax cut bill with effective date moved to January 1. Senators Byrd and George shift to support, while Democrats hint at enough votes to overcome a veto if spending is capped. House Speaker Martin says override is likely.
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Washington
Byrd
D-Va
Truman
George
D-Ga
Knutson
R-Minn
House
Ways and Means Committee
Martin
R-Mass
Johnson
D-Col
Taffiro
Congress
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State Department
Italy
Sir Alexander Cadogan
Thornhill
Marcello
Butch
Basco
Albany
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