Three-Country Talks Set For Paris Meeting
Foreign ministers of Russia Britain and France will meet in Paris Friday to discuss the Marshall plan for European rehabilitation. Moscow agreed to Molotov Bevin and Bidault talks and Bevin expressed hope for good results.
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United States
Anthony Eden
France-Soir
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Bill Made Law Tally Is 68 to 25
The Tait Hartley labor control bill became the law after a 68 to 25 Senate override of President Truman's veto. Senators Morse Langer Hickenlooper and Iowa's Wilson voted to override, while filibustering earlier delayed action. Provisions take effect immediately and in 60 days, with labor implications for unions and employers nationwide.
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National Labor Relations Board
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13 Die As Nebraska Floods Rift Across Midwest
Floods, blizzards and a tornado killed 13 in Nebraska as part of a 21 death toll nationwide from a 24 hour storm blitz. Cambridge mourned 11 dead while a car plunged into Wood Creek near Miller, and a six foot blizzard snow drift buried a truck in Yellowstone road crew fatalities.
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Neb
Wood Creek
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Flash Flood At Fort Dodge Down Powers Off In City
Western Iowa faced new floods with Fort Dodge cut off water and power as the Des Moines river rose to record levels. Ottumwa and other towns warned of further crests while Ottumwa river depths neared 16 feet. Evacuees found shelter in a junior high school as Red Cross aided the displaced.
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Red Cross
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Harlan
Swollen Rivers Halt Western Rail Traffic to Cedar Rapids
Western rail service stalled as swollen rivers disrupted trains from Nebraska and western Iowa. Through eastbound runs blocked near Denison by the Boyer River and Nebraska river high water, with the Omaha Express the last westbound to pass Cedar Rapids Sunday. Major lines including Union Pacific Rock Island and Milwaukee faced delays. first west mail due via Boone as dispatchers forecast possible restorations by late afternoon.
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Camp Good Health Fund Seeks Donations After Week at Camp
Sixty five visitors left Camp Good Health after a Sunday of song and activity. A younger girl cried, longing for her puppy, while older youths requested hymns and planned a quartet to sing later. The Camp Good Health Fund shows total contributions of 5178 20 and a goal of 1816 80 with donations sent to The Gazette.
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Truman Hails Ultramax System A Million Words Minute
Niles Trammell of NBC reveals a microwave relay based "ultrafax" radio mail system. He says it can transmit more than a million words per minute, delivering a 50 000 word novel in about a minute, using televised frames. Demonstration planned this summer before Congress.
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Former Barbara Douglas Hurt in Crash Near Charles City
Mrs Bruce Dixon the former Barbara Douglas Burch is hospitalized at Charles City after a Sunday car crash near there at 3 30 p m She and Mr Dixon married Friday at Brucemore home of Mr and Mrs Howard Hall Mrs Dixon and Mrs Hall are sisters The couple were en route to Mankato Minnesota when their car collided with a vehicle carrying four men Mrs Dixon suffered a scalp wound from above the left eye to the back of the head minor injuries were reported for L Groesbeck of Charles City and a companion in the other car
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Barbara Douglas Burch
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Brucemore
Howard Hall
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Mankato
Minn
L. Groesbeck
Ndt
White Castle Club
High Court Upholds Sea Act Targeting Petrillo Power
The Supreme Court, by 5 to 3, upholds constitutionality of the Sea Act aimed at limiting President Petrillo and the American Federation of Musicians. The ruling reverses a Chicago district court decision with Justice Black delivering the opinion and Justice Reed dissenting.
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American Federation of Musicians
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Murphy
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Douglas
Pat Harmon Named Gazette Sports Editor
Pat Harmon will become sports editor of The Cedar Rapids Gazette next month, selected from many applicants. A former Champaign News-Gazette editor, he is a University of Illinois graduate with deep Illinois and Big Nine coverage, a long history with high school sports, and experience in football, basketball, track, and tennis reporting.
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Champaign
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Champaign News-Gazette
Harmon
Illinois
University of Illinois
Fort Madison
Freeport, Ill
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Semel Geanie
Joe Louis
Twin City
Champaign- Urbana
News- Gazette
Pat
Champaign News - Gazette
Jamieee Itivens Tres Ea
Kathleen
Dan
Cedar Rapids
Third Arrest In Elks Club Burglary Case
Cedar Rapids police report the third arrest in a large burglary case at the Elks Club. Donald Nelson the club cashier confessed May 10 aided by a lie detector. John C. Smith of Coral Gables Fla was arrested May 23 with a third man later cleared. Nelson remains free on four thousand dollar bond.
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Frank Bukacek
L. B. Marshall
Jennings
Cedar Rapids
Donald Nelson
John C. Smith
Coral Gables
Fla
Nelson
Smith
Fort Lauderdale
Florida Supreme Court
Irs
U S Oil Claim Upheld by Court
The Supreme Court on Monday upheld the federal government's claim to oil rich submerged lands off the California coast. Justice Black delivered the 6-2 decision with Justices Reed and Frankfurter dissenting and Justice Jackson taking no part.
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Supreme Court
Eilrich
California
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Reed
Frankfurter
Jackson
Meteor lightning deaths reported by Metropolitan
New York dispatch notes that the Metropolitan reports that persons were killed by lightning last year. The item emphasizes weather-related fatalities and cites the Metropolitan authority as the source.
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