West Ministers Map New Big Four Session in London
Western foreign ministers plan talks in London on a Big Four meeting including Russia. French Foreign Minister Schuman says discussions will cover Asia, Germany, and defense matters with Britain and the United States also involved. Aiming to review Far East issues, Japan, and Southeast Asia, alongside Saar coal questions and broader international concerns before any Paris meeting.
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Russia
London
Robert Schuran
Washington
Atdante Pact Council
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Japan
China
Southeast Asia
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Ernest Bevith
Eeich Saar
West Moves to End Rift Over Kashmir Crisis
The report outlines Western efforts to resolve the India Pakistan dispute over Kashmir, noting confidential talks with both nations. It mentions a proposed appointment within a regional security framework and Western concerns about Communist influence in Southeast Asia and the pace of U.S. policy in the Far East.
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Kashmir
India
Pakistan
Kadimir
Southeast
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Perry Hayden and the God Driven Business Turnaround
Perry Hayden, president of Hayden Flery Mills in Tecumseh Michigan, credits a spiritual formula with revitalizing his business and life. After attending a 1930 Christian Endeavor conference in Columbus he embraced tithing and giving, guiding his fate through generosity. Facing crisis in 1934 he kept faith, tithed ten percent, and sought divine direction as creditors took control in 1936.
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Perry Hayden
Hayden
Hayden Flery Mills
Tecumseh, Mich
Henry Ford
Tydings Sees No File Conflict on Loyalty Records
Washington March 6 Senator Tydings Maryland said he expects no trouble for senators to review secret loyalty files to determine Communist presence in the State Department. He leads a subcommittee probing McCarthy era charges and said the committee will view the files if McCarthy presents supporting information. Hearings begin Wednesday Kilgore shifts stance on the Mundt bill warning it could be misused against labor and other groups.
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D-Md
State Department
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Frronn Rcations
McCarthy
R-Wis
Department
Treman
Eharges
Sen. Kilgore
D-Wva
Kilgore
Thief Steals $6200 Worth of 14th Century Armor
An unusual thief stole $6,200 worth of antique armor and weapons dating to the 14th century from a Rutherford-Stuyvesant estate near Allamuchy New Jersey. The pieces were valued highly by the family collection and were known to be on loan to reputable art circles.
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Rutherford-Stuyvesant
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Atlanto Stuyvesant
Mass for W. F. Grady set at Sacred Heart Church
A requiem mass for William Francis Grady founder and longtime Purity Baking Co. executive will be held at Sacred Heart Church at 10 30 tomorrow with Rev Fr Boniface Weckman as celebrant. Grady, 64, of 4111 Kanawha Ave SE, died at 2 00 a m yesterday. The service follows a May 19 1865 Albany birth and a career in engineering and baking.
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William Francis ‘Grady
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Boniface Weckman
Laurence Gallagher
St. Agnes Church
Grady
Tesidenze
Charleston Catholic High School Achtelic Assoc
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Knights of Columbus
Wir
Albany
John J. and
Mary (Rooney) Grady
St. Joseph's Academy
Christian Brothers Academy
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Troy
N.Y
New York Edison Co
Charleston
General Electric Co
Conlon Baking Co
West Virgina
Non-Reds Work Drives Paris Strike To End
In Paris a Communist led transport strike faltered as non Communist unions urged workers to return. Eight of fourteen subway lines ran with limited bus service while authorities and Bataux backed a confidence motion to end the anti-sabotage bill amid clashes in the National Assembly.
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America
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Bidaul
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CGT
Jurors ponder fate of Coplon spy case in New York
A federal jury in New York twice reported inability to reach a verdict in the Coplon Gubitchev espionage trial. The 12 jurors heard parts of testimony reread and reviewed government papers found in Coplon s purse after arrest. Court doors were locked during the judge s twenty plus minute charge as counsels argued about a summation.
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New York
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Valentin A. Gubitchey
Sylvester J. Ryan
Miss Coplan
Miss .Coplon
Ryan
Govaernment
Epy
John M. Kalley, Jr
Abraham L. Pomerantz
Miss. Coplan
Kelley
Miss Coplon
FBI
Foes Challenge Labor Regime in Parliament
London March 1 The Conservative opposition challenged the Labour governments stance on steel nationalization and housing in the House of Commons moving two amendments to a motion approving King George VI’s speech. Attlee pledged to give effect to steel nationalization laws, signaling plans to nationalize steel unless the government falls. The amendments test the new government’s strength as Churchill’s shadow cabinet meets and Liberal MPs may back the steel amendment.
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London
House of Captions
George VI
Attlee
Majesty
Winston Churchill
House of Commons
Churchill
Victory or Death Choice, Chiang Tells Nationalists
Chiang Kai-shek drew tears and cheers in a 45 minute memorial speech to Taipeis Kuomintang urging unity and the defeat of the Communists. He touted focus on unity and refraining from personal interests as essential for triumph, as the Air Force kept up strikes against Communist targets in South China waters.
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Taipei
Formosa
Mareno
Chiang Kai-shek
Sam Yat-sen
Hving
Marth
Kuomintang
Nationalist Party
Chiang Kai- Shek
Chiang Ching-kua
South China
Nyamga
Swanyang
Foochow
Coal strike leader boasts of loan to aid union
John Lewis and Lewis forged a alliance with Walter Reuther to back the CIO Auto Workers in wage and welfare goals. They sought a $2 million loan to support new contracts at Chrysler and General Motors and to boost benefits from the dormant miners welfare fund. The plan followed Lewis claiming victory over a strike injunction and pushing for a fast coal contract and welfare fund reforms.
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Washington
John &, Lewis
CIO
Chrysler
General Motors
Lewis
Walter Reuther
CIO Auto Workers Union
Ingiles
AFL
Reuther
Ako
Justice Department
Richmond B. Keech
Department
U. S. Court of Appeal
H. Graham Movison
Kerch
Liz
Paiing
Miners’ Welfare Fund
New York
Beneft
Ews
Sen
Bridges R-Nm
Work Tempo in State Pits Grinds Toward Full Speed
West Virginia mines began reopening after a four week shutdown with about half the normal morning workforce. By afternoon both the number of mines and shift sizes increased, and operator and union sources forecast near full-scale production within a day or two. Notices to return to work were delayed, causing uneven returns across the state. Most mines near Beckley and in New River and Winding Gulf fields reported partial or full crews, bluefield area crews averaging half. Eastern Gas and Fuel Associates indicated Carswell Keystone and Maryland mines would run afternoon shifts. Island Creek Coal Co reported half its mines open day and rest by nightfall, with Ka nmawha area crews also resuming.
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West Virginia
New River
Gulf Fields
Beckley
Bluefield
Eastern Gas and Fuel Associates
Carswell
Keystone
Maiyland
Kanmawha Coal Operators Assoc
Island Creek Goal Co
West
International Investor
Auburn
N.Y
Tomorow
Sound Cost Plan Urged by Surgeon
Washington March 4 prominent surgeon urged Congress to back a plan for affordable medical care for all. Dr R J Wilkinson Huntington WV president of the Southern Surgical Congress blamed rising costs on more specialists and fewer general practitioners. He proposed three years general practice and one year basic science before residency and urged graduating 1,000 to 1,500 more students annually to expand access.
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Washington
R. J. Wilkinson
Huntington
W. Va
Southlengtarn Surgical Congress
Pr. Wilkinson
Wilkinson
Nus
Wilkins
Hawaii Statehood Tentatively OKed by House
The House tentatively approved a bill granting statehood to Hawaii but postponed final action until tomorrow. Debate featured Alaska statehood comparison and multiple votes indicating cautious progress toward statehood amid partisan considerations.
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House
Hawai
Feamorrow
Alaska
Ue House
Valce Ivote
Doctor on Trial Claims Patient Died Before Injection
Dr Hermann N Sander testifies that Mrs Abbie Bor rate died before air was injected into her arm in a murder trial. He says his mind snapped and he could not explain why he did it while denying any intent to kill. Prosecutor presses as Sander recalls memory gaps and asserts conscience remained clear.
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Hermann N. Sander
Abbie Borvolo
William S. Phinney
Sander
Mrs. Borreto
Bor
Phinney
de. Sander
Wwaman
Coal Pipeline Revives Nation
Pittsburgh glee as miners return to work under boosted pay. About 30,000 of 372,000 strikers report for early shifts, railroads revive coal movement, mills recall workers, furnaces restart, and public coal supplies begin to recover within days.
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Marth
John L Lewis
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Large Plane Crashes Near Albion Oklahoma
A four engined plane crashed eight miles south of Albion in the Kiamshin Mountains with authorities rushing to the scene as the craft burned. Details on the aircraft type and the number of aboard were not immediately known. Witnesses reported engine trouble before the crash.
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Kiamchin
Albian
State Highway Patrol
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Alvion
Soldier Vote Cuts Down On Greek Leftists' Lead
ATHENS March 6 An Leftist lead in yesterday's Greek elections was cut sharply tonight and the soldier vote began pouring in Returns from 1 percent of the 140,900 soldiers etc la vote wave Constantin Tsaldiris Popu lists a Right Wing party about a 1 advantage over Gen Nicholas Plastiras Leftist National Progressive Union observers said if trend continues Tsaldaris party would win The ministry of the interior valid 1244,729 votes have been counted ca far it gave these results as National Progressive Union 2a 48a Population 227,727 Liberals 205,648 Republican Front extreme Left 143,161 Social Democrats 130,223 Independent Front tes avenue Right Wing 84,597 The rest vote split among 17 splinter groups VAIO men were eligible to vote Farlior Gen Plastiras had claims of a victory of the people and his associates said he was willing to join with the Liberals murder Jophueles Venizelos and the Social Democrats under George Papandreou to form a government The vote is so close and Greece divided into many political parties Wat a coalition government svOT If Tsaldaris shoes for the great Pel Ayinher of votes tails worst pose a tremendous problem AL other Please Turn to Page 13 Col
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Constantin Tsaldiris
Nicholas Plastiras
National Progressive Union
Tsatdaris
Ministry of the Interior
Republican Front
Social Democrats
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Arougry
VAIO
Farlior
Plastiras
Jophueles Venizelos
Social’ Democrats
George Papandreou
Greece
Tsuldaris
Jobless figure hits nine year high in February
The Commerce Department reports unemployment reached 4,654,000 in February, the highest since August 1842. The rise of 204,000 from January stems from 210,000 entering the labor force while only 6,000 new jobs became available. Regular employment totals 16,953,000.
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