U N trusteeship urged for Palestine amid policy shift
The United States pushed the United Nations to abandon partition and seek a trusteeship in Palestine. President Truman directed the move to prevent chaos, with a Security Council session planned for early April and Britain and France signaling possible support.
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Tornadoes Leave Trail of Death and Destruction
A sweeping storm from Texas to New York kills at least 45 and injures over 300 as tornadoes strike Illinois Indiana Ohio and Michigan. Major damage hits Alton Fosterburg Gillespie and Lima with several towns heavily damaged or leveled and power outages reported.
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Little Woodburn
Wind Topsples Cabin Creek House Injuring Three
A strong gust toppled a three room house near Cabin Creek junction, injuring three occupants including Mrs. Massey 28 with a fractured shoulder. The 50 mile per hour gale caused street damage from Kanawha valley rainstorm to Charleston area.
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Kanawha Valley
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Chesapeake and Potomar Telephone Co
Charles
Marshall Warns Reds On Encroachment
Secretary of State Marshall told a Berkeley audience that Communist encroachment on free peoples cannot be tolerated and warned Italy and other European nations that electing a Communist government would cut them off from U S recovery aid. He spoke at the University of California during charter day ceremonies before more than 10 000 attendees.
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China
Greece
Turkey
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Cal
Marshall
Soviet Russia
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Italy
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California
United States
University of California
Berkeley Hills
Addi
Ruffner Hollow Resident Killed in Auto Collision
A 63 year old Ruffner Hollow resident, James Stepner Atkins of Charleston, was struck on state Rt. 14 near Charleston and died at 6 30 p m in Charleston hospital two hours later. The driver Kenneth E Kiser of Kopperston Wyoming county faces manslaughter charges and awaits arraignment. Atkins leaves a large family including his wife Emma five sons two brothers and other relatives. The body rests at Bartlett mortuary.
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Mercer County
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New York
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Statte
B. E. Barker
James Stepner Atkins
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Kenneth E. Kiser
Kopperston
Wyoming County
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Kannawha
Atkins
Barker
Wiser
Justice of the Peace
H. G.thayer
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Alfred
Ernest
Lonnie Atkins
Howard
Marshall Atkins
Henry Baldwin
Sissonville Read
Kanawha Cit
Grea
Bartlett Mortuary
Legislative Group To Begin Inquiry Into State Finances
A government and finance committee appointed Hugh N. Mills as director and F. C. Lamb as assistant director after a four and a half hour session. The panel plans a broad study of state finances including investigations into the state purchasing department over bid practices. The co chairs said the inquiry will cover the purchasing department and other state agencies. Page 2 Cal. 5.
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Arnold Vickersland
John Amos
Meat Packers Backed by Senate Vote on Tax Cut Bill
Washington March 19 The Senate agreed to vote at 3 p.m. Monday on the Republican bill to cut income taxes by 4.05 billion dollars as the Presidential Group heard Democratic amendments. In Chicago debate on the wage dispute with the CIO United Packinghouse Workers continued as GOP backers sought passage. Meat prices rose with beef up six to seven cents a pound, pork five to six cents, and lamb six cents, per industry spokesman.
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Gazette Want Ads showcase buyers sellers joining
Advertisements show items sold rapidly from furniture to clothing and baby gear. The Want Ad sweep highlights cash buyers watching for articles and urges readers to call Want Ad Headquarters to list items for sale.
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Shift on Partition Plan Stirs Storm of Protest
Washington observers report a swift backlash in Congress to the U S plan to shelve Palestine partition and seek a UN trusteeship. GOP Senator Taft and Rep Ferguson condemn the move while others praise the shift, calling it a necessary step and a shock to international policy.
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Palestine
Security Council
Warren R. Austin
U.N
Austin
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Council Chamber
Andrei A. Gromylke
U. N
Moscow
Alexander Cadogan
Iain
France
Alexandre Paredi
T. F. Tsiang
China
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United Nations
Holy Land
White House
Taft
Ohio
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Inatoy
Ferguson
B.-Mich
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Senate
Lucas of
Ilinois
Gurney
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Elbert Thomas
D.uish
Javits
United States
Ives
McCarran
D.-Ney
Rep. Bloom
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Senators Study New Draft Plan Yet Postpone Action
Washington reports delay in final approval of a plan to revive selective service. Republicans lean toward a wait-and-see approach while Army notices show a surge in Minneapolis enlistments after President Truman's message.
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Minneapolis
Truman
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Tadey
Owners Refuse Pension Parley During Strike
About 250,000 United Mine Workers walk out in solidarity with pension demands. Coal operators led by Charles ONeill threaten talks only if miners return to work. Picketing hits surface mines in Clarksburg area while trustees dispute retirement fund details and funding terms.
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John L. Lewis
Lewis’ United Mine
Clarksburg
W. Va
Lewis
Charles O’neill
Federal court halts Atom Plant walkout in Oak Ridge
A federal court injunction halted a potential midnight AFL strike at Oak Ridge National Laboratory for 90 days. Judge George C. Taylor ordered Carbide and Cannon Chemicals Corp and about 60 production workers to maintain status quo amid contract talks. This marks the first use of the Taft Hartley emergency provision to avert a strike at the facility.
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Atom Plant
Knoxville
Tenn
AFL
Oak Ridge
George C. Taylor
Qsk Hidge National Laboratory
Carbide and
Cannon Chemicals Corp
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Atomic Trades and Labor Council
Monsanto
Carbide
John Washington
James Brownlow
Metal Trades Department
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Jingling the News Peas And Cues
Notable local humor column notes Fred Allen’s health and vegetarian stance. Stan Arnold jokes about thrive on corn while lampooning typical humorists. The item reads as light cultural commentary with playful verse.
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