Hoover calls for UN reform excluding Communist nations
Former President Hoover urges reorganizing the United Nations without Communist nations and forming a new front of free moral nations. He warns the U S is isolating in the cold war while urging decisive revisions to the UN charter. John Foster Dulles backs timely revisions, calling the charter dated.
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New York
Herbert Hoover
United Nations
America
Bureau of Advertiing
American Newspaper Publishers Association
United States
Russia
Bre
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White House
Hoover
United Front
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
Dean Acheson
U. S
Washington
Corry
Area Man Killed In Auto Wreck Near Punxsutawney
An auto crash near Kittanning, Pennsylvania killed two aviation students and injured two others from the Fairfield Aviation Institute at Punxsutawney. Charles F. Bradley of Cuyahoga Falls and William Kuhn of Cambridge Springs died from injuries. Donald Ovaitze of Canton, Ohio and Lester Smith, a graduate, survived with multiple injuries and a brain concussion. The car left Route 144, struck an embankment and overturned, sending victims to Arm strong County Hospital.
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Pickup Report Shows Jobs Rise and Unemployment Dip
The April pickup in job openings in factories and farms lifts total employed to 58,658,000 as unemployment falls to the lowest level since December. The Bureau notes a 608,000 drop from March 11 to April 3 and a 581,000 fall previously, with April unemployment at 4,515,000, though 508,000 job seekers entered the ranks that month.
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Associated Press
Washington
Censis Bureau
Talks Open as Rail Strike Threat Looms Across Four Carriers
Chicago April 28 The National Railway Mediation Board opened talks to avert a May 10 strike by four major carriers as charges fly between unions and railroads. Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen accuses supervisors of intimidation. railroads call the charge propaganda. The board planned further meetings with carriers and union reps following a two week delay to the walkout.
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Associated Press
Chicago
National Railway Mediation Board
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Daniel P. Loomis
Association of ‘Western “Railways
Loomis
Ssi
Southern
Santa Fe
Pennsylvania
New York Central
Gasoline Prices Rise In City Center
Gasoline surged by one cent per gallon after refinery increases took effect. Station operators conferred to decide how much of the rise to pass to motorists, with regular at 26 cents and ethyl at 30 cents per gallon, marking a local high.
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Sei
Jose Bummér
Réquist
Question on how to handle Baltic incident prompts debates
Washington April 28 The State and Defense Departments discuss what an American plane should do if involved in another Baltic incident The first incident April 4 saw an unsmarmed Navy Privateer shot down over the Baltic Sea with 10 crew members The Russians claim the American bomber invaded Latvian airspace fired on Russian fighters and was returned fire President Truman indicates the State Department handles the matter He backs a defense budget increase and plans to appoint Stanley Woodward as ambassador to Canada Corry Days
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Associated Press
Washington
Defense Departments
Baltic Sea
Truman
U. S
State Department
Allence
Baltic
Russia
Johnson
House Appropriations Committee
Stanley Woodward
Canada
Corry
Two Injured In Area Accidents
Two people were admitted to Corry Hospital with fractures after separate incidents yesterday. Elizabeth McCann of Britton Run sustained finger fractures when a fence post grid toppled by a 16 pound sledge struck her left hand. John Haitink of Clymer, a NY State Highway employee, fractured a bone in the right foot when a snow plow blade fell during removal.
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Yornan
Corry Hospital
Yeserday
Elizabeth McCann
Britton
John Haitink
Clymer
New York State
High- Way Department
Young Couple and Baby Die in Home Fire
In Ononta, April 28 a young couple Maurice E. Cummings 26 and Mabel 23 and their eight month old daughter Jean Ann perished in a fire that destroyed their Hapers Held home. State Police believe a defective portable burner caused the blaze. Herbert Roe and family in a nearby two family house reported the fire at about 1 30 am but could not reach the Cummings family. The Rot ferily escaped unharmed.
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Numene Sero
Herbert Roe
Roe
Crimmlung
Flamen
Rot
Cummings
Time and Life Correspondent Kennedy Slain in West Java
Time and Life correspondent Robert Doyle and Yale professor Raymond Kennedy were found murdered on the road between Bandoeng and Cheribon in West Java. An unidentified gang stopped their jeep, forced villagers to bury them, then escaped in a sedan toward Cheribon. Indonesian authorities reported Dayle killed and Kennedy initially unidentifiable, with Darul Islam suspected but not confirmed. Kennedy, a sociology professor at Yale, had been researching Indonesia while Doyle worked on farmers’ views of the current situation.
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Associated Pres
Jakarta
U. S
Time and Life
Robert Doyle
Yale University
Raymond Kennedy
Bandoeng
Cheribon
West Java
Karl Hisgen
Jaxjakarta
Republic of Indonesia
Radio Jaksrta
Kennedy
Tomo
Darul Islam Movement
Mir Fengwn
Yale
Indonesia
Cently
Gavin Seeks Halt Or Slash No Imports
Congressman Gavin R-Pa urged Congress to halt or cut imports of foreign oil, calling for a short term fix. He warned against wait until the oil industry faces idleness or liquidation and highlighted concerns over Pennsylvania and Sylvanian oil grades and their impacts on the domestic market.
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Wadi
Gavin R-Paj
Congress
Congressional
Sylvania
Pennsylvania
Corry
Moscow silent on Hoover suggestions stir UN reorg
Soviet officials gave no comment on former President Hoover's idea to reorganize the United Nations excluding communists while also not replying to John Foster Dulles on amending the UN charter. The stalled responses signal the two proposals will provoke strong editorials in the union and are viewed as friendly to Hoover and Dulles.
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U. S
Hoover
United Nations
Coss
John Poster
Dulles
U.N
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Hue Ma
Tire Union
State Board Considers Columbus Dam Project On May 10
The State Water and Power Resources Board will review Columbus dam reconstruction for Brokenstraw Creek on May 10. Authority officials noted assurances that construction will meet specifications, while nearby farmers opposed to rebuilding on grounds it could flood their properties. A public hearing will be held if property owners fail to withdraw complaints before the meeting.
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Peaberky
Leeds
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Gillis
HH Board
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Ain
Water and Power Resoices Board
Students Riot at New York City Hall Over Pay
New York reports fourth day of school labor unrest as hundreds of students confront city authorities at Foley Square and City Hall. Police contest demonstrations while schools halt classes and teachers demand higher pay amid mounting protests across boroughs.
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New York
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City Hall
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Font
Foley Square
New
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Alonte
Bennkiyn
Bennestein Hons
Truman Praises Hoover Speech on Moral Forces
The White House said President Truman phoned former President Hoover to praise his call for mobilizing the moral forces of the world. He did not comment on Hoover's urge to scrap the UN or form a new body without communists.
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Associated Press
Washington
White House
Truman
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Lnttes
United Nations Organization
Charles G. Ross
Capitol Hall
Tramantina
Aupport
United Nations
Bookmaker clams up before Senate probers
A clipped report describes Frank Bricketon, a famed bookmaker, refusing to answer questions before a Senate probing panel, citing constitutional rights as a New Yorker linked to gambling inquiries questions. Mayors and police officials from Kansas City weigh in on violence tied to gambling, with recent slayings of political figures prompting debate on open gambling and law and order. The piece also notes a Schenley, Pennsylvania distillery strike involving CIO workers and plant shutdowns.
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Frank Bricketon
Naion
Elomines Yy
Bea Ais
Dusine Erickson
Mathie
Wiy
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Fiorello Ho la Guarfia
Lanswer
Erickson
O.rr McGuire
Binaggio
City Police Board
Kemp
Binnguio
Charles Gargotta
Kansas City
Schenley
CIO
Schentey Artillery
Joseph B. Tine and Company
Genoa Asgayer
Ure
Wolaion
Free Potatoes For 350 Corry Area Families
Approximately 60 Lyndstruct area residents recently qualified to receive government surplus potatoes totaling 20,800 pounds. The program, organized by Lynn Sill Siem Beaverdam and supported by the Department of Public Assistance, will distribute spuds through a warehouse pickup and mail distribution for those unable to collect locally. Local volunteers including Corry Welfare Office, Capt. Winitrad Kerricle of the Salvation Army, Olin Bracken Sr., and Robert Ott Sr. assisted in coordinating the effort.
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Erleta Woa
AL Williams
Center Street
Erin Cousity Institution
Anviekeld
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Galvation Army
Olin Bracken
Robert Ott
Shonani
Corey Duyy
Stand On Night Club Taxes Cut By House Committee
House Ways and Means Committee reversed course and cut the excise tax on night clubs from 20 to 10 percent, saving about 29 million dollars annually for cabarets and similar venues. The panel also exempted ordinary dance halls selling pop on the side from taxation, stating it was not intended to tax them. Republican Leader Martin urged that Americans begin working for themselves rather than the government as tax cuts tally well into the year. A census assignment in rural Idaho features a rugged count through deep snow and shifting terrain near Riggins.
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Associated Press
Washington
Houseways
Womeaas Committee
Truman
House
Martin
Massachusetts
Idaho
Ray Sampson
Mace Key Bar
Silmon
Hanson identified as man put finger on as communist
Frederick Vanderbilt Field testified before Senate investigators that he is not a Soviet espionage agent though he refused to state if he is a Communist. The hearing, led by Senator McCarthy, focused on alleged communist influence in the State Department and party figures.
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Frederick Vanderbilt Field
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Louisa Bich
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Tagestantine Committee
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Hanson
Wire
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Tim
Ryderz
McCarthy
McMahon
Earl Browder
Motarby
Truman
Loyalty Review Board
PBS
John 8
Service
Ins
Corry
French Scientist Joliot Curie Ousted as AEC Head
Paris April 28 The French government replaced Frederic Joliot Curie leader of the Atomic Energy Commission amid political pressure from center and right factions. Communist remarks about wartime science efforts spark calls for disqualification and public debate over loyalty during the Soviet Union era.
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Associated Press
Paris
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Frederic Joliot-Curie
Fearce
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Energy Commission
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