United States backs tentative plan for Jerusalem trusteeship
The United States pushed a temporary U N trusteeship plan for Jerusalem as fighting worsened in Palestine. A U N representative would oversee Jerusalem, back a cease fire, and could call on member states to supply forces. The plan aims to replace British control by May 15 and keep law and order amid rising violence.
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Jerusalem
United States
Belgium
New Zealand
U. N
Palestine
Iraq
Awni Khalidy
China
France
Benjamin O. Gerrg
U. S
Khalidy
Gerig
Britain
U.S
U. MN
Security Council Truce Commission
Lend-Lease Bid Seen Ruled Out
Washington April 30 The White House sharply denied Truman would send a lend-lease request to Congress next week for Europe’s Marshall Plan nations. Press Secretary Ross called the reports false and said no such action is contemplated. Officials note two possible lines of action, including emergency aid for Western Europe and a record on strengthening NATO and regional defense, but no decision has been made.
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Washington
White House
Lony
Truman
Congressional
Europe
Charles Ross
Congress
Ross
Western Europe
United States
United Nations
Jerusalem in Flames as Arab Jewish Forces Clash
Heavy fighting raged in Jerusalem and Jaffa as Arab and Jewish units clashed amid a wider invasion scare. Casualties included 15 Jews and 37 Arabs. British warnings of arm use loomed over truce talks in Jaffa Tel Aviv. Arabs fled Salama while Jews pressed toward Katamon and key junctions during a tense halt.
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Truce Commission
Arab Higher Committee For Palestine
Holy City
Katamon
Jewish Agency
Britain
Jerusalem
Jatia
Palestine
Salama
Jaffa
Yazur
Jaffa- Jerusalem
Palestines
Damascus
Iraq
Trans-Ji Nrden
Tel Aviv
Haganah
Fille Willis questions Sis over dog hair on cushions
Fille Willis says her sister fusses about her dog, arguing dog hair on cushions isn’t worse than cat hair. She defends the mess as minor and notes a preference for simplicity over drama in domestic life.
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Sis
Movie star aids in Newark airport scaffold accident
Newark April 90 Movie actor Jimmy Stewart stepped into a real life role to help remove 10 injured after a freak wind toppled a 15 foot scaffold during filming. Eddie Albert escaped injury along with Stewart and others treated and released. Three injured remained detained at St James hospital. Stewart’s jeep was damaged and he called it luck no one was killed.
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Newark
N. J
Jimmy Stewart
Stewart
Eddie Albert
Joan Fontaine
Albert
St. James Hospital
Lester Laurence
Jimmy
Loan Insurance Bill Delayed by Senate
The Senate voted to defer action until Monday on a bill to continue the government's home loan insurance program. The lapse would occur at midnight, with a probable renewal planned next week. The day included a brief adjournment amid the legislative skirmishing.
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Washington
Senate
Snetet
Chaplz
Picketing Rule Sets Taft Hartley Limits on Secondary Boycott
Washington April 30 a National Labor Relations Board examiner ruled that peaceful picketing to force a business to halt dealings with another employer constitutes a secondary boycott forbidden by the Taft Hartley Act. The case involved AFL Carpenters and Montgomery Fair Co of Montgomery Alabama.
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Washington
Booycott
Lindner
AFL Carpenters
Montgomery Fair Co
Montgomery
Ala
Turm
Page
Gazette Relays Attract Record Field At Laidley Field
The 16th Gazette Relays start at 1 p m today at Laidley Field drawing 26 schools, the largest entry ever. At 8 p m under floodlights the All-American Girls Baseball League stars visit for their annual spring game, with another contest scheduled Sunday at the same time.
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Gazette
Laidley Field
All - American Girls Baseball League
Vote of House On Draft Bill Slated Monday
The House Armed Services Committee finished work on a draft bill and will vote Monday. It requires men 28 to register and 19 to 25 to serve two years, exempting most veterans, with no universal military training. The Senate plan differs, registering 18 to 25 and training teens in regular forces.
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Washington
House Armed Services Committee
Andrews
Senate Armed Services Committee
Senate
Armed Services
House
Appropriations Committee
Bridges
Rnh
Page 12 Column 4 Note
Fragmentary OCR reads Please Turn to Page 12 Col. 4. The visible text offers no clear event or named entities to summarize into a full news item.
Bogota Approves Regional Bloc in Pan American Pact
Delegates from 21 American republics unanimously approved a regional bloc under the United Nations framework. The Bogota pact consolidates the Organization of American States to promote peaceful dispute settlement, condemn communism, and create a consultative defense committee. The charters mark a landmark for Pan American cooperation as authorities await a formal signing at Simon Bolivar House.
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Colombia
He United Nations
Organization of American States
Pan American Union
Washingtown
Simon Bolivar
Eduardo Zuleta Angel
Roses Still Fresh After a Year at St Marys Church
In Stockport England Father James Turner, rector, notes roses used for last year’s May Festival remain fresh on the statue for a year. Parishioners see it as miraculous or devoutly significant. About 600 visitors have attended since the first May roses were placed, with Pauline Byrne then seven among the early helpers.
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Stockport
England
Virgin Mary
James Turner
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Furner
Byrne
Lewis Urges May 18 Start for New Coal Contract Talks
John L. Lewis called on soft coal operators to begin negotiating a new contract May 18, signaling a potential battle over pensions. The UMW contract runs until June 30, with pension changes likely. Southern producers also called for talks but set no date, amid pension and welfare fund disputes and a looming 60 day notice issue under Taft Hartley.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Lewis
Parley
Southern Coal Producers
Ezra van Horn
Welfare Fund
Sen. Bridges
R.N. Ho
van Horn
UMW
T. Alan Goldsborough
Tide Rights Okayed by House
The House approved a tidelands bill 257 to 29 to grant states control of submerged lands within their borders and up to three miles off their coasts. It challenges a Supreme Court ruling that the federal government holds paramount rights to submerged lands. The measure now proceeds to the Senate.
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Washington
House
Supreme Court
Senate
Truman
Texas
California
Louisiana
Rep. Sabath
D-Tk
Rep
Walter
D-Pa
Labor crisis looms as strikes threaten five key industries
Nearly one million workers are involved in current or pending negotiations across rail, coal, auto, electrical, and meat sectors. CIO unions press for wage boosts while management resists higher operating costs. Federal mediators seek to avert a nationwide rail strikeMay 11 with proposals not in the emergency board report.
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Associated Press
CIO
United Auto
Chrysler Corp
John L. Lewis
Lewis
United Mine
Frank P. Douglass
National (Railway) Mediation Board
Cal
United Electrical Workers Union
General Electric
Erecta
Gsngrad Motors
Washington
Edwin C. Johnson
D-Cole
T U. S. Steel
Philip Murray
Patteson Calls O L P Forgery in Bid Lists Feud
Patteson branded as downright forgery the inked initials O L P found on typewritten lists of supposed favored bidders handed to the Purchasing Department. He rejected claims linking him to such lists while denouncing mudslinging in the Democratic governor race against James K. Thomas.
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Patteson
O.L.P
Associated Press
Okey E
Thomas
QO. L. B
Meadows
Red Army Urged To Be Prepared For War
London April 20 Marshal Nikolai Bulganin said the Soviet Army must be constantly in military preparedness due to international intrigue against peace. He spoke to the armed forces on the eve of May Day in Moscow, broadcast by Moscow radio. He cited Soviet economic gains and post-war successes as proof of the system's strength.
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London
Nikolai Bulganin
Vyanin
Moscow
Burganin
Soviet Union
Truman Nominates John L Lewis Jr for Public Health Post
President Truman named John L Lewis Jr to the regular Public Health Service as a senior assistant surgeon. He is the son of the United Mine Workers president. Lewis joins 11 other nominees sent to the Senate for approval.
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John L. Lewis, Jr
Geta
Post
Health Service
Washington
Truman
Regular Corps
The
Public Health Service
United Mine Workers
Lewis
Senate
Thomas Cites Road Record in West Virginia Campaign
Thomas accuses Okey L. Patteson of taking blame for the road program failures and sabotaging contracts under Gov Meadows. He challenges Patteson to defend the Meadows administration record and says the public won’t support a second term. Page 12 continuation note.
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James Kay Thomas
Okey L. Patteson
Patteson
Tseek
Gov. Meadows
Thomas
Meadows Administration
West Virginia
Ray Cavendish
Storms Moving Eastward Affect Midwest and Derby Forecast
A Kansas centered storm moving eastward was set to cover the Midwest and reach the East within 24 hours. Rain hit Kansas and parts of the Dakotas while Illinois Indiana Iowa and Wisconsin faced showers and cooler temperatures. Louisville’s Derby day outlook showed a better than 30 percent chance of rain.
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Kansas
Midwest
Hlingis
Iowa
Minnesota
South Dakota
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Indiana
Wisconsin
Michigan
Louisville
Missouri
Ohio Valley
St .Lawrence
Pennsylvania
New York
New England
Nevada
Idaho
Montana
Mountain States
West Coast
U. S. Weather Bureau
del Rio
Tex
Father Released In Poison Death Case At Alum Creek
Andrew Gillespie a 48 year old miner was released from county jail after being questioned about the deaths of his two sons Eugene 12 and Jerry 10. authorities cited possible strychnine poisoning but no murder charge. state police lab was analyzing the boy's stomach contents and results were expected in a day or two.
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Andrew Fred Gillespie
Max 3
Goldman
Cpl
R. T. Cummings
South Charleston
State Police Laboratory
Eugene Gillespie
A. m
Jerry
Cpl Cummings Xaid
Taft Menued for Honeymoon Suite, Cleveland Hotel
Cleveland hotel men declare Taft will occupy the honeymoon suite, signaling Groom Taft in circulation. Stan Arnold reports this copyright note from The Gazz.
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Cleveland
Taft
Mr. Taft
Stan Arnold
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Fille Willis
Robert Quillen
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Josephine Park
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Hymen Blumenthal
Miss Park
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Red Army
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