De Gasperi Resigns as Italian Crisis Deepens
Premier Alcide De Gasperi quits amid Italy’s protest over the peace treaty revision and mounting domestic unrest. Foreign Minister Pietro Nenni also resigns as the coalition fractures amid food shortages unemployment and demonstrations in a turbulent political crisis.
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Rome
Alcide de Gasperi
Italy
Ps Four
de Gasperi
United States
Pietro Nenni
Italian Communist Party
Frigid Spell To Begin in Iowa Tonight
The cold wave from western Canada will send temperatures plunging across Iowa Monday night. North Iowa areas may see 5 to 10 below zero, south 0 to 5 below, with winds and snow making roads slick. Cedar Rapids reported three quarters of an inch of precipitation as officials forecast continued subfreezing conditions into midweek.
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Ceda
Rapids News
Weather Bureau
U. S
Canada
North
South Dakota
U. S. Weather Bureau
Mercury
Chambers
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapid
The
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Singer
ORC Vice Presidents Meet in Cedar Rapids
Vice Presidents of the Order of Railway Conductors United States and Canada gather in Cedar Rapids for a semi executive session with grand trustees. Newly elected officers include George W. from Eugene and J. F. Casey and J. E. Magill. trustees J. A. Scott, H. B. McColl, and Jake R. Wilson join Tuesday.
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A. G. Wise
Chicago
Slee Car
R. O. Hughes
Milwaukee
B. C. Johnson
Grand Rapids
Mich
J. H. Rodgers
Louisville
H. W. Fraser
J. A. Scott
Atlanta
H. B. McColl
St. Louis
Jake R. Wilson
el Dorado, Ark
Wilson
Arkansas
Planes for Sale From Air Force Surplus Stock
Surplus aircraft including 217 basic trainers were put up for sale by the administration. All require certification by the Aeronautics Administration. Bids must be sent to the War Assets Administration regional offices.
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Aeronautics Administration
WAA
G O P Rebuffs White Efforts to Quit Key Post
Senate Republican Leader White of Maine has twice tried to resign as majority leader but was urged to stay by party leaders. White cites heavy leadership duties and faces pressure from colleagues amid openings on the floor. He also chairs the interstate and foreign commerce committee and plays a key role on foreign relations.
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Washington
Senate
White
Maine
Congressional
Senahed Bilbo
Alben W. Barkley
Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
New Process May Boost Coal Supply
Stamford based American Cyanamid engineers demonstrated a cleaning process that separates slate and refuse from raw coal using a large cone filled with a magnetite fluid. The result is high grade coal with low ash and greater heat, potentially reducing mining costs and increasing supply nationwide.
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Stamford, Conn
American Cyanamid Company
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Legion Medical Officials Meet to Review Veteran Care
Fifty medical officials of the Legion will meet in Washington February 26 to discuss proper surgical and medical care of veterans. The session was announced Monday.
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Washington
The
Legion
Red haired man questioned in Dahlia killing case
Los Angeles police booked 25 year old Robert Manley on suspicion of murder in the Elizabeth Short case. Capt. Donahoe said evidence appears to favor Manley though he was tired after hours of questioning and a lie detector test. No blood in his car linked to the crime.
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Los Angeles
Robert Manley
Elizabeth Short
Hollywood
Jack Donahoe
Police Homicide Bureau
Manley
San Francisco
Donahoe
Miss Short
North
Bilbo Undergoes Mouth Operation in New Orleans
New Orleans reports former Mississippi governor Theodore G Bilbo underwent an operation at Touro Infirmary Monday. Details of the mouth procedure and his current condition were not disclosed.
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Bilbo
New Orleans
Theodore G. Bilbo
Mississippi
Gy Givone
Touro
Satellite Treaties Signed by Byrnes In His Final Act
Secretary of State Byrnes signed World War II peace treaties with Italy Hungary Romania and Bulgaria as his final official act at the State Department. Senate Chairman Vandenberg and Senator Connally assisted in the ceremony with a Paris signing planned February 10 and additional signings by allies and enemy states. Byrnes made no public statement before handing over to Marshall and seating remarks.
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Byrnes
Washington
State Byrnes
Italy
Hungary
Romania
Bulgaria
Vandenberg
R-Mich
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Connally
Texas
State Department
Paris
Fed
Jefferson Caffery
United States
Cm. Marshall
Raises in Effect At Atomic Plant
Wage increases Monday for Clinton Laboratories workers of Monsanto Chemical Company. AFL spokesman James Barrett notes the AFL Atomic Trades Council won the contract. Benefits include 6 to 20 cent raises, time and a half for overtime, two weeks paid vacation, with a six cent top pay group. Hourly rates start at 8 21 cents for janitors and unskilled laborers up to 2.02 dollars for electronic instrument mechanics. journeymen in other trades set at 31.78 an hour. The contract forbids work stoppages, lockouts and slowdowns.
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Oak Ridge, Tenn
INS
James Barrett
AFL
AFL Atomic Trades Council
Clinton Laboratories
Monsanto Chemical Company
Job-Hunting Student Finds Frankness Pays
A North Dakota State College student sought work by visiting department store windows then introducing himself to a manager. He bluntly told the manager the store had the poorest selection, prompting a serious job offer and potential part-time employment.
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Fargo
N. D
North Dakota State College
391 Missing In Greek Ship Loss by Mine
The Greek coastal ship Himara sank in the Aegean after striking a mine Sunday. 183 known survivors and 20 reported from Eurbea. 524 passengers and 70 crew were aboard. Crown Prince Paul and bodyguard among those on board. The ship capsized after hours of confusion as passengers sought lifeboats amid explosions and darkness. One soldier, Nicolas Kalini, recalled the panic and failed rescue attempts.
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Athens
Merchant Marine Ministry
Aegean
Eurbea
Salonika
Paul
Nicolas Kalini
Senator Eastland seeks House probe of judge in portal case
Senator Eastland urged a House probe with possible impeachment of Federal Judge Frank Picard over remarks on portal pay suits. The Chrysler case involved a $250,000 claim by guards, with Iserman alleging Picard edited a remark about being pro labor. The Mt Clemens Pottery decision sparked the portal claims.
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Washington
Eastland
D-Miss
Frank Picard
Detroit
House of Representatives
Senate
Theodore R. Iserman
New York
Chrysler Corporation
Iserman
Picard
Chrysler
Mt. Clemens
Mich
Supreme
Portal
Corporation
Bengemer
Trucking industry seeks wage hour law overhaul
The American Association, Inc. urged Congress to strip uncertainties from the wage hour law and to nullify the portal to portal decision. Citing potential massive lawsuits against motor carriers, Rice warned reforms must prevent bankruptcies and widespread job losses.
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Washington
INS
Aloe B
Congress
American Associations, Inc
Senate Judiciary
Supreme Court
Portal
Swift-CIO Portal Accord Reported
An attorney for Swift and Company told a federal judge that the company and the CIO Packinghouse Workers have reached a nationwide settlement on portal to portal pay. The judge asked to hear from the union before dismissal of the suit filed in Chicago. The case was continued pending further word from the union.
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San Francisco
Sns
Swift and Company
CIO Packinghouse
R. L. Miller
George Harris
Swift
Chicago
Harris
Weather halts Marshall plane on way to Washington
General George C. Marshall diverted to Chicago due to icing and bad weather en route from the Orient to Washington. He then transferred to a Pennsylvania Railroad business car bound for the capital to be sworn in as secretary of state.
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Chicago
George C. Marshall
Orient
Washington
Capital
Pennsylvania Railroad
Manhattan Limited
Marshall
Douglas Airport
Stevens Hotel
St. Louis
Douglas
Here
Opposition seeks court to void Polish election
In Warsaw the opposition Polish Peasant party led by Stanislaw Mikolajczyk hinted he may seek supreme court nullification of Sunday's parliamentary vote. The government bloc is reported ahead in partial tallies amid eight deaths from anti government underground violence. Official counts due January 31 with 6,726 precincts voting under heavy security.
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Warsaw
Stanislaw Mikolajczyk
Polish Peasant Party
Supreme Court
Antigovernment
Mikolajczyk
Poland
We the Bloc
London
Monitor
Tass
Freedom of Man
Foes Agree To Abide by Judicial Act
In Atlanta on Monday Governor Herman Talmadge refused to yield the Georgia governorship to Lt. Gov. M. E. Thompson. They agreed to let the courts decide the dispute with Thompson saying he will cooperate if courts rule in his favor and Talmadge pledges no objection pending judicial decision. Thompson left for the Capitol to await the court ruling.
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Atlanta
Herman Talmadge
Georgia
M. E. Thompson
Thompson
Talmadge
Senate
Frank Daniels
Bill Landrum
Relief Heads for Snowbound Town
BELTON Mont. UP Battling two to ten foot snowdrifts a relief expedition works to reach 300 residents in Babb isolated a month by storms. Acting Supt E N Fladmark Glacier National park says the town is running out of food fuel oil and has no doctor. The relief effort with two snowplows bulldozers repair and relief crews shuttle trucks and army mobile gear may take five or six days. Telephone lines are down radio only link to outside.
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Belton
Mont
Babb
E. N. Fladmark
Glacier National Park
Blast Restores Veteran's Sight in Chicago Report
Richard Hebert, 22, blinded in a German combat explosion, said a Saturday night blast restored sight to his left eye after doctors had earlier restore in his right. Physicians attributed the improvement to shock rather than new wounds.
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Chicago
Richard Hebert
Germany
Hebert
Russo Pleads Self In For Chicago Hotel Robbery
Francis Russo, a former convict, allegedly taunted the victim and then “put the finger on himself” by confessing during trial. The Northside hotel doorman could not identify him, but Russo’s lawyer quotes him claiming innocence amid the courtroom dispute.
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Chicago
Francis Russo
Russo
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