Senate Debates Labor Legislation Amid Taft-Hartley Clash
The Senate opens a two week fight over a Truman labor bill aimed at repealing Taft-Hartley, with three major coalitions forming. Democrats and a handful of Republicans back a compromise bill, while Southern GOP and allied moderates push a Taft-Hartley substitute. strategy sessions foreshadow a stormy, divisions-filled debate.
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Senate
Note Labor Committee
Biber
Thomas
Utah
Berister Lucas
Siwa
Swat
South
Taft
Ohio
Ben
Three Children Die In Hazleton House Fire Tragedy
In Hazleton Pennsylvania a weekend blaze killed five children of the Calsick family, including Mareph and Richard aged 11 and 9. The infant Donald was six months old and the parents Mf and Mrs Steven Goledek remain in critical condition. A relief fund surpassed 1,009 donations to support the eight surviving children and the grieving couple. The fire caused asphyxia and smoke inhalation. A requiem mass will be sung at the Church of the Transfiguration tomorrow.
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Hazleton
West Hasletim
Huttie
Robert Gainieri
Steven Goledek
Olvid
West Hazleton
Galsick
Church of
Molotov To Shape Soviet Policy In China
Paris reports Soviet Deputy PM Vyacheslav Molotov has been placed in charge of Russia policy in China and the Orient. An informant in Paris predicts an early shift in Moscow toward the Chinese Communists, with Molotov tasked to craft a broad aid approach to help build a modern Chinese state.
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Vyacheslav M. Molotov
Russia
China
Orient
Molotov
Krentin
Three Flyers Die In Two Weekend Plane Crashes
Two Western New York airmen died in a single engine crash near Sheridan New York on Sunday evening. The men were licensed pilots and the crash occurred around 7 30 p m on the Strawser road near Route 20. A former Bradford resident died in an Iowa crash near Ralston late Saturday. Victims include Edward Kozlowski 95 of Dimkirk Ervin Liss 96 of Bre donia and Carl C Tyger 52 formerly of Bradford.
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Browfort
New York
Sheridan
Bradford
Ralston
Iowa
Edward Kozlowski
Dimkirk
Ervin Liss
Bredonia
Carl C. Tyger
New York State
Paw B. Cranston
Strawser Road
Route 20
Burton G. Milner
GAA
Diss
Duykirk Muscipal
Five Injured in Route 6 Wreck Near Union City
Five people were injured in a Route 6 collision one mile east of Union City Saturday night. The most seriously hurt is Eleanor Bales of Corry, with others including Brenda Bales, Carlton Bates, Erle Williams, and Mrs. Williams. Charges were filed against Willard Carroll for failure to yield the right of way.
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Corry
Eleanor Bales
R. D
Erie
Brenda Bales
Carlton, Bates
Erle Williams
Union City
Union City Hospital
Willard Carroll
B.D. 3
Carroll Wue
Willams
Carroll
Williams
Corry Anglers Escape As Boat Capsizes Off Lake Erie
Four Corry fishermen Claude Weber Russell Merritt Ward Piccitillo and Andrew Roush were thrown into Lake Erie when their rented boat overturned two miles offshore. They clung to the hull for about 15 minutes before rescue by nearby anglers. The shattered vessel valued at 2500 was towed in. no injuries reported. The incident remains largely unreported to police.
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Sheee Corry
Pindley Lake
Lake Erie
Claude Weber
Russell Merritt
Ward Piccitillo
Andrew Roush
Findley Eales
Merritt
Tigery
Uke
Weber
Mer
Wuniph
Pallee
Pittshirel Oea
Lakewood Sales and Service Co
Chautauqua Dake
Tucker
Donna Delbert Held Asu Army Deserter Trial Nears
Burtonwood England June 6 The U S Air Force formally accused Donna Delbert a test music hall fire eater of reading a double life The Air Force asserts Delbert is Private Delbert Hill of Philadelphia a deserter since 1945 The provost marshal ordered Hill to trial on a desertion charge before a general court martial Friday morning The masquerade continued with reports from Newcastle detailing a theatrical boarding house stay during which Hill wore women's clothing and makeup
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England
U. S
Donna Delbert
Britalt
Air Force
Donne
Delbert Hill
Philadelphia
Air Force Base
Hill
Newcastle
Dfate
Hui al
Strike Continues At Haven Paper Mill After Breakdown
More than 1100 workers at Haven paper mill began the second week of strike action after a breakdown in mediation. Charles Kulz of Altoona said he could resume mediation between New York and Pennsylvania Coal and District 60 of the United Mine Workers this week.
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Wor Haven
Patline
U.S. Condilion
Charles Kulz
Altoona
New York and Pennsylvania Co
Baccalaureate Service Inspires High School Graduates
A large crowd attended the Senior High School auditorium for a baccalaureate led by Rev. H Ray Harris of the Evangelical United Brethren Church. The program featured prayers, hymns, scripture, and the address urging graduates to seek wisdom from God and courage amid current events, with music from the school orchestra under director Lynti Rice.
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Evangelical United Brethren Church
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Bowman
St. Paul's Luheran Church
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Duntor Choir
James McIntosh
Methodist Church
Ming
Harris
Salomon
R. R. Merriman
Church of the Navarene
School
Orcchestra
Lynti Rice
Marshall's Pact Request Highlights World War II Era Recovery Plan
The United States pledges its strength to Western Europe to defend freedom and democracy. President Truman and General George Marshall praise the Marshall Plan during a Castile Hotel dinner, marking a push for early approval of the North Atlantic pact as part of postwar recovery efforts amid espionage trial notes.
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United States
Truman
George ©. Marshall
Castsell Hotel
Wilte House
Marshall
Harvard University
Frre Nabio
Await Moscow Reply To Berlin Compromise Offer
Paris dispatch reports Western powers awaiting Moscow’s reaction to a personal appeal by Dean Acheson for a Berlin compromise with the Soviet Union. Acheson dined with Andrei Vishinsky as ministers weigh concessions and insist on firm Western terms. Officials say talks include possible Soviet proposals and the fate of the four power control in Berlin after weeks of secret sessions.
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U. S
Andrei Vishinsky
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Rober Schuman
Veslernmy
Sith
Schuman
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Tie
Sips
Anima
Bevin ‘Vishinsky
Kommandubura
Cheveto Pawin
Mace al Bridayy
Saburday
High Officials Block Arrest of Russian Spy Revealed
House investigators reported that two top government officials blocked the arrest of a Soviet spy over diplomatic concerns. They prepared evidence of a Soviet official attempting to buy aviation secrets from Bell Aircraft workers. Witnesses Brangy and Haws were linked to Bell and alleged spy contacts. Elizabeth Bentley provided a list of U.S. government employees aiding Soviet intelligence.
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House
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Buffato
Teiow
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Bileke
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Meyer
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United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation
Ruth Rivkin
UNRRA
Bernie Lavin
War Products Board
Vindimir Kweakevich
Cornell University
Peter Rhodes
Army of
Court Denies Bail To Gates On Contempt Charge
The U S Circuit Court of Appeals unanimously denies bail to John Gates editor of the Daily Worker in a contempt ruling. Judge Learned Hand reads the decision as Gates faces a contempt sentence related to the Communist conspiracy trial. Gates attorney Jerome Frank says the contempt sentence would be appealed. Outside the courtroom, protesters demonstrate in a noisy, orderly fashion.
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Meiday
Harald R. Media
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Bill
Judes
Charles B. Glick
Jerome
Gaite
One Killed In County Crashes Report
One person died in county crashes during May in Erle county. Vestigated by Site Police in Lislanies Murones of the Laxerence Parts parricks disclosed the fatal total mirrors last month. Sixteen accidents ranged from minor injuries to 88 occupants, with property damage at 17210 dollars. Stile Police and investigations led to citations to operators over suspension of privileges. There were 508 traffic arrests, mostly for speeding.
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Erle
Investi| Talons
Staners
Woman Named Treasurer of United States
President today named Mrs Giorgia Neene Clark of Richland, Kansas, banker, as the new treasurer of the United States. The appointment, announced in Washington, follows a return weekend trip by Mrs Edwards. The move signals a broader shift toward women in high federal posts, with Clark joining a growing list of female appointees to prominent offices.
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Moe
Chuiste
Tadin
Temi
Edwards
Igh Pedeval
Clark
Ite
Dan Peo
Auer
Abdaril
Willan A. Titan
Damage in truck and auto smashup on Main street
The wreck occurred at the intersection of Pennsyl vania avenue and Main street as two vehicles collided badly. A Chevrolet truck owned by Tomes King of Numliwwest and a 1945 Studebaker convertible owned by Gwent Taylor of Spritia were involved, with injuries reported and both drivers and witnesses giving conflicting statements about the sequence of events.
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Penn Vwvanie
Tomes
Numliwwest
Gwent Taylor
Spritia
Taylor
Pennsylvania Avenue
Main Street
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Yastoy
Revolt Thwarted in Bolivian Border Town
Bolivia reports thwarted revolt near Villazón on the Arsenine border. Loyal soldiers and civilians repelled an attack by suspected far right and leftist coalition to overthrow President Enrique Heriaoy and acting president Mametin Aprioloantiiu. Government stations and security measures were strengthened.
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Bolivia
Bolin
Villazon
Pres Deh
Enrique Heriaoy
Aresidtni
Mametin Aprioloantiiu
Waterhould
Julie
Wibington
la Pax
Fine Display Of Civic Spirit At Mead Park Project
Local volunteers organized a community effort on Mead Park to erect a skating rink pavilion. Masons led by Frank Parsons and a long list of helpers built walls and four-foot Greplice, aiming to finish the project with carpentry and roof work soon. The effort drew support from the Polish Club and Holton’s dairy, with meals provided for workers.
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Éllider
Mead Parke
Pranie Parsons
Crolp
Nich
Holton
S. Dulry Dar
Contempt fine upheld in coal miners strike case
The US Court of Appeals upheld contempt convictions of John L. Lewis and the United Mine Workers for defying court orders during the 1926 strike. Fines totaling more than 1 million dollars were imposed by federal Judge T. Alan Goldsborough, with appeals court ruling the penalties, though large, were not excessive and upheld the walkout context and related actions.
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Circuit Court of Appeals
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UMW
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Alan Goldeborsuah
Lavli
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Lineiy
Davies
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Lewis Ane
Tne
Hohbreene Lo
Lewis
Anton
Appelts Court
Eurilerder Flint
Supreme Court
Tours
Uniontown Woman Charged With Murder in Slaying
Uniontown Pennsylvania June 6 District Attorney Fred 1 states a murder charge will be filed against Mes Dutu Sears for the killing of Emory Morgan. Sears, a housekeeper, allegedly disputed over a will with the victim’s relatives at Morgan’s home when a rifle shot ended the dispute. Drowning while swimming also reported in Zelienople area.
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Fred
Sears
Emory Morgan
Anche Wesetining
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