Western Powers Seek Cohesion On European Recovery Plan
Paris reports show British France and Russia drafting a common response to George Marshall's proposed European recovery plan with US aid. Molotov Bevin Bidaudl meet at the Salon Des Perpoquets as Clayton briefs British leaders on a self-help strategy before Western nations request American support.
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Britain
France
Russia
United States
Ernest Bevin
Prenich
Georges Bidaulb
V. M. Molotov
U.S
George C. Marshall
Salon Des Perpoquets
Lan Ministry Bullaing
Pyval D'Orsty
Molotov
London
William J. Clayton
U. S
Bevin
Attlee
Clayton
America
Marshall
Margard University
Europe
Corry Plant Voting Begins Under NLRB Supervision
Production and maintenance workers at the Raymond Mfg Co Corry plant began voting this afternoon to decide if the workers will unionize under the National Labor Relations Board. Supervisory personnel were excluded from the ballot and voting finished around 5 20 this evening. Results were expected about an hour after polls closed with leaders to announce the outcome tomorrow.
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Raymond Mfg. Co
JMO
Balou
National Labor Relations Board
U S Turkey Sign Pact Aids Turkish Army Modernization
The United States is poised to sign an aid agreement with Turkey within days totaling around 91010 million to modernize the Turkish army. Negotiations were largely handled at Ankara with American Ambassador Averill W ilson presenting terms. Turkish officials stress the move shows U S restraint and counters allegations of American imperialism amid Cold War tensions with Greece and the Soviet Union.
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Turkey
Associated Press
Washington
United States
Greece
Alkira
Aywin Wilson
Midde East
Community property bill faces opposition from judges and lawyers
Harrisburg reports judges and attorneys urge Governor Duff to veto a proposed 1947 measure on community property. They warn its passage could harm Pennsylvanians and blur tax rules by splitting marital income and inheritance, despite claimed tax savings.
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Udges
Duff
Associated Preas
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
James H. Duff
General Assembly
J. McKean
Senate
House
John W. Lord Jr
R-Philay
Kncome
Legion Charters Bus To Pittsburgh For August Parade
The Elmer Carrier Post plans a chartered bus to Pittsburgh this August for the American Legion state convention parade. Corry members depart in the morning, reach the Steel City by noon, and return the same day with a crew led by Dustin Butters.
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Dustin Butters
Corry Jamestown Miz and Machinists Sign Ten Cent Wage Pact
Negotiations between Corry Jamestown Miz management and International Association of Machinists Lodge 410AT ended with a new contract raising production workers wages by ten cents an hour. The agreement, in effect until April 15 1948, adds six paid holidays and base rate increases from 75 to 85 cents, plus automatic rises to 99 cents after 24 weeks. Overtime and vacation pay are revamped with 32 44 and 8 hour vacations based on service length, while a closed shop was rejected.
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Corry-Jamestown
Corry-damestown
abiNokhy Dna Unio
Boy Injured In Bicycle Crash Near Bear Lake
State Police probe a collision near Bear Lake that injured 10 year old Carl Casler of Columbus. He suffered skull injuries and was treated at Bear Lake and then Corry Institute. The car driven by Thomas Scallise, 18, of Warren, struck Casler while both were traveling in the same direction. The crash occurred about 2 o'clock in the afternoon.
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Carry
Carl Casler
Cliford Casler
Columbus
Garry Hospital
Bear Lake
Thomas Scallise
Warren
Speeders rapped by city parents on East Main Street
Wrathful residents along East Main Street ask Cornel to address hazardous traffic ahead of the next regular session on July 10. Speeds reported as 0 and 70 mph on the straight stretch between King Street and Shady Avenue prompt a petition by more than 125 residents in two weeks seeking council action. An April accident near Gaky Wayie resulted in a fatality and injuries among children, fueling the petition drive.
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Cornel
Thas
King Street
Shady Avenue
Slim & Pettion
Gaky Wayie
Bat
Minin Street
Austin Asks Close Watch In Balkans
The United Nations debate centers on monitoring Greece and nearby Balkan states. Warren Beustity cites limited facts and calls for a commission or neutral observer to oversee the troubled zone for at least two years, reporting to the Security Council quarterly.
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Associates Press
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Anyual Yugostivia
Albauld
Illgarig
Greece
Goinell
ON Halkan
Warren Beaustity
U.S
Austin
Wwiltz
Security Council
Operation on Heart Saves Vet in Memphis
Navy veteran from Bessemer Alabama underwent a rare heart surgery at Kennedy Veterans Hospital in Memphis. Dr Felix Hughes opened Bridges chest and peeled away the thick outer tissue to relieve pressure from constrictive pericarditis. The patient, a former Navy man who served three years, is recovering and shows signs of improvement.
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Tenn
Bridges
Your Navy
Bessemer
Ala
Dewita
Kennedy Veterans Hospital
Felix Hughes
Kennedy
Curley's Successor Named as Mayor Takes Leave
Danbury Conn June 6 James M Curley the substitute mayor of Boston began today an 18 month sentence for misfeasance described as a death sentence by himself While Curley is jailed City Clerk John B Hynes serves as acting mayor Massachusetts lawmakers pass emergency measures to fit his office while he is away They reject stripping Curley of pay and allow him to resume duties upon parole release
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Sey Sasouse
Danbury
Conn
James M. Curley
Res Ventas Puth
Boston
Federal Correctional Institution
John B. Hynes
Curley
Ford dispute settlement reported in production workers agreement
Settlement reached between Ford Motor Co and 120000 production workers after labor talks. Union officials and company negotiators recessed after agreeing on a 44 cent wage increase for holiday pay or annual holidays and 34 cents for the pension plan. Higher company approval and United Auto Workers backing needed to formalize.
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Associated Press
Drtromm
Ford Malar Co
Ita
Ara
Unky
Higher Company
CLO
United Auto Workers
Reliable Quarters Company
Wmion
Lahour
Truman Pledges to Enforce Labor Act Amid Turmoil
President Truman urged 6,000,000 CIO members and all labor and management to comply with the Taft Hartley Act. He said he will use all power to administer the act and called for patience and moderation in adapting to the new law. He emphasized respect for constitutional provisions and urged leaders to avoid unfair tactics while enforcing the law.
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Associated Press
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Ln Droit
Philip Millway
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Lee Preasmyn
AML
Wlicough Apg
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Ma Hive
Green
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Murray
Uinon
Hessale
Min Tyuman
Indonesian cabinet resigns amid Dutch colonial tension
Premier Sutan Sjahrir quits as Indonesia's cabinet faces renewed conflict concerns with the Dutch. Dutch officials in Batavia anticipate President Sukarno appointing an emergency cabinet and seeking arbitration via the United Nations. Treasury figures show June expenditures and debt data amid the turmoil.
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Sutan Sinheir
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H J. van Modk
Vandenberg Drops From Presidential Field
A desolate assessment notes Vandenberg plans to retire from the Republican race and Michigan’s delegates may stay unpledged. Friends say he will not campaign in Michigan while others, including Dewey and Til, jockey for support as potential presidential nominees.
No Third Term Statement by FDR Recounted in 1939
Washington reports James A. Parley quoted Roosevelt in mid-1938 saying he would not seek a third term while denying any desire to back a different nominee. Parley relays Roosevelt’s remark that he would not run and aimed to keep the decision private, with discussion of potential successors and party loyalties noted.
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Associated Press
Washington
James A. Parlay
Roosevelt
Blhey
Patie Omnes
Filey
Parley
Bobs
Farley
Jaln Garner
Henry Walkice
Pall Menutt
Hearing Date Set On Soft Drink Tax By Avenniaing Peay
Harrisburg June 27 The Diauphin county court fixed July 1 as tentative date for a hearing on a suit challenging the constitutionality of the new soft drink tax, part of Governor Duff’s $140000 year plan. The levy charges one cent per 12 ounces of bottled drinks and a half cent per ounce of syrup used in fountain drinks. The suit arose after the legislature amended the law to redefine the levy as a property tax and exempt sundae syrups.
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Harrisburg
James H. Duff
Lupisiature
Surge of Damage in Missouri Town Amid Heavy Rain
Reports say Harville Missouri suffered extensive damage and downed telephone lines after a heavy rainstorm. No injuries were reported as several buildings and homes were destroyed or damaged.
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Harviele
Missouri
Eisler Fined and Sentenced for Contempt of Congress
Washington June 27 Ger agh Bigler a Communist today drew the maximum Federal court penalty of a year in prison and a $1000 fine for contempt of Congress. The sentence followed denial of a motion for new trial and a dramatic mercy plea from Eisler who has been described as the No 1 Soviet commissar in the country. Eisler was convicted June 10 of contempt in refusing to take an oath for testimony before the House Committee on Un-American Activities.
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Washington
Eugene Dennis
Supreme Court
Horse Committee On UN- American
Dennis
Communist Party
United States
Congress
Geragh Bigler
Prion
Dishigh Gourk Justine
Sxander
House
Tucker Stock Sale 5 Approved by SEC Philadelphia
The Dicker Corp, a new auto maker, won SEC clearance for a $20,000,000 public stock sale in Philadelphia. The SEC criticized ads as grossly misleading and warned investors against relying on prior literature to judge the registrant’s securities.
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Tucker
SEC Philadelphia
Dicker Corp
Two-Thirds of Nation's Miners Idle as Talks Continue
A tense national miners dispute leaves about two thirds of workers idle as a 10 day voration kicks off tonight. The looming question of July 8 remains unresolved with Martin suggesting the strike was spurred by Lewis.
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Lewis
Government in Dark on Size of Coal Stock Piles
With two thirds of miners on strike and fuel shortages hitting steel mills and railroads the government faced an uncertain end to coal production. Estimates of idle miners and stockpiles were unavailable as industry cutbacks spread across Pennsylvania West Virginia Illinois and Ohio.
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Jay Moon
Navi Gcal Mines Administration
Congress
Truman
Meining
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Capitol Hil
Martin Wr-Pal
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Alabama
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Tennessee
Chloe
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Wheeling Steel Corporations
Wheeling
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W.va
Ovens
Sharon Steel Corporation
Farrell, Baglant, Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co
Carnseie
National Guard Names New Commander in Washington
Kenneth F. Cramer of Rafelield Conn is named by the War Department as successor to Gen. Cremer who retires as National Guard commander. Butler B. Mvlonlecane will assume interim duties.
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Fie Arenntatadt Pease
Washington
Tiny
Kenneth F. Cramer
Truman
Cremer
Butler B
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