Anti-Red Union Calls Strikers Back To Work In Berlin
The Anti- Communist Railway Union UGO orders a return to work on Tuesday at 8 a.m. on the Soviet controlled Reichsbahn in West Berlin after a five week strike. Western commanders warned that unemployment relief could be cut if the strike continued.
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Anti-Red Union
Berlin
The
Anti- Communist Railway Union
UGO
Reischbahn
Snce
TOC
West Berlin
Arms Program Up Before Truman
Congressional and diplomatic officials expect a White House decision tomorrow on arming Europe. The plan, totalling 1.13 billion for Western Europe plus 320 million for Greece and Turkey, faces House and Senate votes amid treaty ratification and labor fights.
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Washington
White House
Congress
Truman Kimael
Richards
DSC
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Truman
Rayburn
McCormack
Barkley
Laces
Abe
de. Cormack
Newa
Acheson
Aioe
Russia
America
Administration
Senate
House
Greece
Turkey
Defense Alliance
Four New Rules Easing Rent Controls Told
Washington reports four new rules easing rent controls to encourage landlords to remodel and upgrade properties. Housing expediter Tighe W. Woods says higher ceilings will be allowed to reflect increased costs since 1942, boosting construction and related industries while protecting tenants through consent and local practice considerations.
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Washington
Tighe W. Woods
Woods
Washington Control
You Can’t Win Judge And Cop Wed In Clarksburg
In Clarksburg West Virginia a magistrate and a State police corporal a honeymooning couple. The magistrate has served in the sales minor judiciary association and Cpl Carson a State police officer for 14 years is assigned to headquarters at Shinnston nearby.
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Clarksburg
W. Va
Harrison County
Sales Minor Judiciary Association
Cpl
Carson
Shinnston
Two Men In Judgs Life Not Asked To Witness Stand
The Judith Coplon espionage trial nears its end as prosecutors and defense list final witnesses. Neither Valentine Gubitchev nor H P Shapiro are expected to testify, with Arthur Shimkin the sole additional defense witness. The case hinges on alleged secret files and Coplon's claimed writing ambitions.
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U. S
Miss Coplon
H. P. Shapiro
Justice Department
Valentine A. Gubitchev
United Nations
Washington
H. P Shapiro
Ali
Bald Palmer
Arthur Shimkin
New York
Palmer
Gubitchey
Shimkin
John M. Kelley, Jr
Raymond P. Whearty
William E. Foley
Nathan Leavin
Harold Koffsky
Gubitchev
Shapiro
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Russia
Circuit Judge Jaett Funeral Set in Lewisburg
Funeral services will be held in Lewisburg for Circuit Judge Mark L. Jaett who presided over the 11th Judicial Circuit for over 12 years. His body was found in the New River near Radford Virginia after he had been missing from a Radford sanitarium. Six attorneys from Greenbrier Monroe Summers and Pocahontas counties will serve as active pallbearers, with all other attorneys in the four counties as honorary pallbearers.
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W. Va
Mark L. Jaett
11Th Judicial Circuit
Jarrett
New River
Radford
Greenbrier
Monroe
Summers
Pocahontas
Judicial Circuit
Young Republicans oust GOP chair Scott at national meet
In Salt Lake City June 26 1947 Young Republicans elected John Tope of Detroit Michigan as national chairman on the first ballot after a near riot and elected Louise Repplogle of Montana as co chair. Tope declared he had not met Scott and pledged to push youth involvement in party policy.
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Salt Lake City
GOP
Hugh D. Scott, Jr
John Tope
Detroit
Mich
Scott
Federation
Omaha
Neb
Frank C. P McGlinn
Philadelphia
McGlinn
Pennsylvania
Laughlin E. Waters
California
Earl Warren
Tope
National Committee
Wiersa
Louise Replogle
Montana
Arlene Jones
Washington
Senate set to vote on Taft Hartley tasks in labor struggle
Washington June 26 AP Senate test votes on how to handle national emergency strikes. battle over Taft Hartley act provisions including closed shop breach of contract and secondary boycotts. debate centers on government seizure vs injunction and new labor law.
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Senate
Taft-Hartley Clan
Truman
Senahi
Ahaim
Taft-Barth
Lucas Ras
Sen
Douglas
D-Dd
Taft
Lucas Hve
Buddy Scott Goes On Trial Today
A Roanoke trial begins for Buddy Scott as jurors and witnesses are sworn in. The Commonwealth attorney and defense counsel prepare to present evidence while jurors consider probable causes and the charge against Scott.
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Buddy Scott
Trial of Lias narrows to week end
Defense attorney Mrs Vargioth argues the Lias trial could end within the week as testimony and arguments unfold. Jurors hear details of alleged evasion of substantial sums linked to a Wheeltne company and related finance by July and June dates, with government investigators pressing for income sources and connections to executives.
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Vargioth
Ilerest
Sytter Oy Davie
Mysterious Antique Sale Prompts Local Inquiry
A fragmentary report from Muncie mentions an antique sale with unclear details. Names and context are partially garbled but reference a Ball family tie and a young Wanecie resident connected to Ball’s drugstore. Further readable text is limited.
World Trade Unions Form New Bloc To Challange Reds
In Geneva delegates from 42 million members formed a preparatory committee and plan to establish an international body by late November to oppose the Communist dominated WFTU. The meeting set up a 14 member panel to draft a constitution and arrange a full meeting between November 10 and month end. American and industrial unions support the new organization which remains unnamed.
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Geneva
Switzerland
World Federation of Trade Unions
WFTU
Theime
American Federation of Labor
The
Congress of Industrial Organizations
New World Organization
Berlin Airlift Anniversary Marked At Tempelhof
A C-82 Flying Boxcar delivered five tons of steel wool and textiles to Tempelhof as Berlin marked one year of the allied airlift. Pilot Michael B Seeley noted a brief radio loss en route, while a ceremony named Plac Der Luftbruecke celebrated the decade old supply operation that daily moves about 3 200 tons into the city.
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Templehof
Wiesbaden
Germany
Platz der Luftbruecke
Michael B. Seeley
Bakersfield
Calif
Soviet Zone
Gilliam
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