Lewis attacks the mine union and Taft Hartley issue
Lewis denounces the union as a paper organization and holding company, alleging it is not a lawful bargaining representative under Taft Hartley. He favors talks with individuals named by 1947 contract signers and questions the injunction’s constitutionality. Clayton Balks comments on Vandenberg plan, opposing amendments that limit protection of American industry and doubting the commission’s ability to identify undue injury to domestic producers.
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Lewis
Clayton Balks
Millikin
Vandenberg
Clayton
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The Arab league accepted the U N plan but did not mention a cease fire hour and sent a detailed response later. Israel insisted its acceptance was unconditional but listed five assumptions, including opening the Jerusalem food route. The Security Council was to meet at 1 30 p m EST to receive the replies. A mediator saw Abdullah while reiterating acceptance remained unconditional.
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T-nation Arab League
U. N
Security Council
Jerusalem
Abdullah
Palestine settlement plan backed by Big Five council action
The council approved a cease fire plan proposed by Britain and amended by the United States, Canada and France. The four week program aims at a peaceful settlement of the Palestine problem with Swedish mediator Count Folke Bernadotte already on the scene after meeting King Abdullah in Amman yesterday.
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Britain
United States
Canada
France
Palestine
Folke Bernadotte
U. N
Abudilah
Amman
Marines aboard Kearsarge launch disaster near harbor
About 28 Navy and Marine personnel aboard the carrier Kearsarge’s launch were swept into the water when the vessel went under in heavy seas. Coxswain James T. Walton and others recounted the sudden swamping, while survivors were picked up by boats and pier crews amid rough weather and fading light.
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Pare
2D Marine Division
Kearsarge
Mediterranean
James T. Walton
USN
Springfield
Bigewells
Mata 2 c
Evangelist Pemodfotne
Grave City
Ocean View
Corp
Robert €. Jones
USMC
Chicago
Pier 5
Naval Station
Thomas HB. Rowe
Huntington Park
Cal
Rowe
Randall
Keatsarge
U S Note Seeks Early Resolution On Trieste Issue
The State Department urged a quick settlement on Trieste as Yugoslav and Italian governance stalemate continues. Washington, joined by Britain and France, proposes talks with Russia to revise treaty provisions guarding the area's inhabitants, citing democracy principles and the Paris peace conference accord.
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Yugoslavia
U. S
Britain
Frances
Russia
Italy
Trieste
State Department
Smuts to Remain in South Africa Coalition Balance
The article notes that Prime Minister Malan is unlikely to push an immediate plebiscite on separation, needing Afrikander support to hold a slim coalition majority. Malan says he will seek electorates’ approval before any shift from Britain. Also mentions personal notes of Lt Comdr Morton and others, plus a MIT degree ceremony for Douglas Neale and a remark on Roman garden attendants.
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Malan
Afriikander
Britain
Comdr
William B. Morton
Pensacola
Fla
Kemp Morton
Virginia St
Quonset, R. I
C. W. Neale
Oakmont Rd
New York City
Boston
Douglas Neale
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Cuban Vote Heavy as Prio Leads Poling Pace
In Artemisa west of Havana Carlos Prio Socarras led endorsements by President Grau San Martin with strong polling at Havana stations. Nunez Portuondo and Chibas announced plans to win as predictions pointed to a slow release of results. Batista campaigns for senator on the anti Grau ballot as Cuban parties mobilize for elections.
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Fage
Carlos Prio Socarras
Ramon Grau San Martin
Artemisa
Havana
Revolutionary Party
Ricardo Nunez Portuondo
anti-Grau
Democrats and
Liberals
Nunez
Prio
Eduardo Chibas
People's Party
Chibas
Juan Marinello
Senate
House
Batista
Senate bill grants agency heads broad power over federal workers
The measure gives agency heads absolute discretion to suspend or fire employees in the interest of national security after investigation. Such determinations are final, with only Civil Service Commission review possible to assess fitness for other government service.
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Civil Service Commission
Railmen Plan Picket Route During Presidential Tour
The three rail unions demand a new pay formula first set in 1947 and threaten rail station pickets as President Truman travels to the West Coast. Arthur J. Glover of the Switchmen cites rank and file momentum. Taft and Wolverton push bills to boost pensions and cut payroll taxes.
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Arthur J. Glover
Switchmen
Truman
Sen
Taft
Ohio
Senate Labor Committee
Rep. Wolverton
House Interstate Committee
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