Umberto II Cast Ballots in Rome in Plebiscite Fight
On June 4 1946 King Umberto II appeared at a Rome polling station and cast two ballots amid Italy’s nationwide plebiscite deciding between the House of Savoy and a republican government. Early reports suggested about 70 percent voter turnout with lines at many polling places as leadership urged orderly conduct.
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Umberto II
Pilin Fe
House of Savux
Italy
Umberto
Rome
Parsali
Parsali Scvlior
Republic
Randolfo Pacciardi
Villa Tall
Savoy
House of Savoy
Piedmont
Sardinia
Falcone Lucifero
Iar
Viivan
T'Osservatore Romano
Moscow
Pope Pius
Saturn
U N Council Debate Over Veto Powers Highlights Iran Case
The United Nations considered how a veto by the five permanent powers could block a committee proposal. A Polish delegate argued the resolution rests on stance and is subject to veto. The agenda includes a committee report and the experts on procedure. The Economic and Social Council will meet tomorrow at 11 AM EDT.
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Feam
General Assembly
Layee
Cmuttell
Russia
Brain
United States
Council
Swemil
U. N
Tomorcow Ab
Culling of Poultry Flocks Urged by AAA Officials
Rob ert BE, secretary of the county AAA committee, urged immediate poultry culling to divert grain to human consumption. Producers should remove at least one of every seven laying hens, especially in June, as grain needs for people exceed egg production. The plan, approved by USDA, OPA and OFS, aims to reduce feed for nonproductive flocks by about one third for the season.
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AAA
Robert BE
Baneawh
Thei
Morris
USDA
OPA
OFS
Flint
Memorial Service at Mount Memorial Day Legion
A memorial service was held Sunday by Mount Memorial Day Legion. The speaker urged Americans to earn their price in the world by respecting others’ rights and quoted Jesus, saying he who would be great must be a servant of all. Rev. C. Ci officiated at Mt Hope High service.
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Mount Memorial Day Legion
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Defeat of Strike Proposals Sparks Senate Conference Action
President Truman backs proposals seen as curbing union power while Senate dissent grows. Key witnesses test the effects of anti strike measures as lawmakers debate whether to accept Senate changes or press its own version. Conference committee formed with Barkley White Johnson Stewart and Austin among leaders as stalemate continues.
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Pagett
CIQ
Philip
Hoe
Holter
Chamber
Senate
Senate Conference
Barkley
Kentucky
White
Maine
Jtornson
Cole
Stewart
Tenn
Austin
Truman
Ex Navy Men Rally Amid Labor Strike Tensions
Fenri Kage Lt announced AFL Masters pledge of support while CMU secretary Lou Goldbutt spoke of honors from APL in New York. CIO and CIO allied unions demand a global ship boycott if a strike occurs as government agencies plan operating ships. President Truman intends to keep ships moving with WSA and armed forces, while WFTU backs broader labor support.
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Tihue
Fenri Kage
AFL Masters, Mates and Pilots Union
Lou Goldbutt
CMU
APL
CMU ' i
New York
Martin
Josephy Ryan
Tig Afl International Longshoremen
Asebe
AGEN
Bridges
Gibson Edgar L
CIO
Washington
Army
Navy
Coast Guard
Rankin Wi
Curran Fort
Rankin
Australia
Pacific
Curran
National Maritime Union
U.S
World Federation of Trade Unions
WFTU
U. S
WITU
CLO
Jatcha Labor Department
Negotia
Cav
Granville Conway
War Shipping Administration
Truman
WSA
Frank P. Foisie
Th Waterfront Employers Assoc
Pacific Coast
John B . Bryan
Warren An
Vthelr
West
Judiciary committee hears calls to stiffen espionage laws
A judiciary committee heard testimony urging tougher espionage penalties and examined cases of charges against defendants. A security official cited gaps in State Department records on confidential papers removed during the war and stressed the need for stronger security during peacetime.
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America
FBE
N She
State Department
Chelf
D.ky
Mareh
Congress Ping Peran
Trumae
Barkley
White House
Umber of Commerce
William KK
Jack Lan
Philip Murray
CTO
Ross
Senate
DIM
Labor negotiators urged to keep working toward settlement
Secretary Schwellenbach asks all participants in the talks to stay at work in hopes of achieving a settlement. No decision has yet been reached on the Bryan and Foisie request.
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Alaude de Gasperi
Christian Democratic Party
Independent
Afas
Ord
U. NT
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Ernest E. Aultz
Central Ave
Galperin Music Co
Capitol ST
Plang
Warren S
N. E. Shat
Capitol Street
Kanawha Boulevard
Enti
Wever
Commerce
Lakim
Laken
Jon
Ritter “Tri
Ritter
Charleston Gazette
Charleston, W. Vo
Hassuf Baking Company Jagan
LW Hill Company
Quarrier St United Carbon Company
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Carbon Fuel Company
American Viscose Corp
D. Jamiso Smithers
Kanawha Va
Charleston Transit CO
Advertising Council
National Safety Councy
Lewisburg Furniture CO
Mawispure, Wo
Atlantic Greyhound Lines
Smokeless Fuel Company
James Produce Company
Mr. Ensing — Furniture Store
Charleston Engraving Company
West Virginia Water Service
LEY Lumber CO
Guthrie Morris Campbell CO
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Pfafe & Smith Agildere Supply Go
Persinger Supply CO
United Fuel Gas
Capitol City
Superior
LAM
George Wast
David W Syn
Soone Dawson Coffman Optical Compas Disparting Opticians
Monsanto Chemical CO
Nitro Mane
Daniel Boone Mote Pay Cing Co
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West Virginia Safety and Health Counci
W. C. Easley
Masonic Building
Charleston
W. van
Ortunate
Appalachian Electric Power Co
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