Administration mass effort to break Dixie filibuster in Senate
The administration mobilizes today to end the Dixie filibuster as Senate debates continue. Lucas of Illinois warns Truman’s civil rights program may be blocked, while Vice President Barkley’s ruling could trigger procedural moves. Rent controls and 15 to 34 month extensions loom as House and Senate leaders brace for potential votes.
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Hoplus
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Kelley
Senate Labor Optimittee
Aero Supply Mfg. discusses new contract with foremen
Top management and foremen meet with union committeemen to explain revisions in the new working contract at Aero Supply Mfg Co. Sessions aim to prevent misinterpretation by explaining terms to foremen and committeemen who were not part of negotiations. Meetings run Mondays and Wednesdays at 8 p.m. at union headquarters in the Barlow blocks.
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Indict Two On Espionage Count By Associated Press
Two men were indicted on an espionage count involving a Russian engineer linked to the United Nations. The Associated Press reports the charges allege unauthorized handling of sensitive material and possible distribution to foreign entities. The case names Penghler and Juby as defendants, with details surrounding the allegations and arrest timing pending further court action.
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Juby
Tony-Soliah
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Aily
Sayiel Alfieunks
Storms and floods devastate south and central states
Early reports describe deadly storms and widespread flooding across the southern and central United States. Dozens killed, hundreds homeless as violent winds, heavy rains, and ice jams disrupt Nebraska, Missouri, Arkansas, Iowa, and surrounding areas. Tornadoes strike multiple cities, with Beatrice Nebraska and Columbus Georgia among affected locales.
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Nebraska
Montana
Towa
Buby
Midwest
Pints
Duridder
Sothwest Hoursland
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Arkansas
Sime of
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Tiver
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Bertrice
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Platte
Missouri
Extradition Of Pair Approved In New York Case
Governor Dewey signed extradition papers to return Raymond Fernandes aged 34 and Martha Beck aged 29 to Michigan for trial on murder charges. The two are linked to the killing of Albany resident Janet Fay and face potential death penalty upon conviction. Captain Elmer G. Robinson forwards the papers.
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Associated Press
Albany
Michigan
New York
Thomas E. Dewey
Raymond M. Fernandes
Martha Beck
Mishlan
Elmer G. Robinson
Dewey
Beck
Fernatnez
Nassaw County
Janet Fay
State Senate Dems Delay Plan For Filibuster
In Harrisburg on March 10, Democrats paused their filibuster strategy as talks target hearings next week on tax bills amid GOP patience on the gasoline tax and push to move hearings. Senate leaders planned limited public hearings while delaying full debate to stretch tactics.
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Willawf. Lane
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Tane
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Senate Pinance
James A. Geltz
Bul Sen
Joseph Barry-Allegheny
Quiet Front Lines Amid Aqaba News Withheld
London reports briefings from Trans Jordan Israel and Britain on Aqaba and the Arab Legion stance near the Aqaba approaches. Tel Aviv denies clashes on the frontier and no border crossing by troops is confirmed. Britain’s position and U S consultation rumors surface as Belali and Trans Jordan remain allied by treaty.
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Israel
Britain
Red Sea
Aqaba
Tarsell
Defense Ministry
Arab Legion
Tstaeli
Tstaeli Minletary
Tel Aviv
British Foreign Office
United States
Belali
Zoning hearings to open on proposed ordinance
A city zoning commission readies open hearings on a proposed ordinance. The measure mirrors a previous draft and will be published with dates for public comment. Residential property concerns over non residential structures appear a focal issue as meetings proceed.
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Toval
Killine
Local Elks Essay Winners Named for Democracy Works
Three St Beateville area high school girls earned top prizes in the Elks Lodge essay contest on Why Democracy Works. Awards were $25, $15, and $10 with four honorable mentions, entries from St Bewe’s and Bear Lake schools. Final statewide and national prizes will follow with Savings Bonds and cash awards.
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BPO
Aly
Lee
Sally Sullivan
Barbara Better
Ini
Alurlest
St Be
Edward
Publo
Minnichell A. Perkins
Bear Lake
Ossay
Lo Sharon
Pensylvania Dixtriet
Winnier
FF Tawe Edwards
Wishners
Mari- Tym Denton
Dorothy Saruicki
Cyris Feldt
Norma Nante
Jehovah's Witnesses Appeal Disorder Case in Pittsburgh
The case centers on Adam Sowalewski, 42, of Tarentum, fined $2 for alleged disorderly conduct after selling religious literature and preaching from house to house. Hayden Covington, legal counsel for the sect, said the matter may go to the Supreme Court if needed. Judge Harkins urged the group to stay within the law.
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Mer Aera
Jehovah's Witnesses O
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L. Kenneth Harkins Y Day
Denmark Seeking Pact Data 1 YOUNGSTOWN MEN CONFESS 10 TRAIN ROBBERY
WASHINGTON March 1 Police reported confessions from Youngstown men tied to a Washington area train robbery spree. Four gunmen halted a Baltimore Ohio line train, prompting a chase that ended with one suspect wounded and others captured. Injuries reported among officers and passengers, large sums discussed, ambassador incident referenced.
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Pofiom
Tio
Mireee Marrionburg
W. Vaisin
Stenlune
Willir Epps
Baltimore
Ash
Marthisbnie
Budget defeat blocks Dewey strategy in Albany struggle
Gov Dewey suffers major setback as Republican leaders bargain with insurgents over a 34 landscape of cuts and tax plans. Er ies Westchester rebels threaten to derail the proposed one dollar balance for the budget while debates over income tax and forgiveness options shape the final package. Blizzard disrupts Ohio as a separate item.
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Albany
N.Y
Dewey
Erie
Westonstey
Lax
Jaine Maown
Benjamin P. Feinberg
Senate
Westchester
First Draft of Peace Plans For China Reported
A presidential peace committee in Nanking completed the first draft of peace proposals to the Communists. The document, prepared for Acting President Lin Piao Jen, calls for a reorganization of government and army unity.Observers expect many revisions before submission and note possible changes in premier and leadership roles as the draft moves through political deliberations.
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Associated Press
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Lin Twanp-Jen
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Ieee
Hol
Tie
Ho Ying-Cher
Yui
Sun Po
Hina
Ten Wen-¥i
Sin Fo Praviously
Wenng
Legislative Yuan
Former bellhop Gwen new trial in assault case
Johnn G Finn, a former Lake George bellhop, was granted a new trial after the Third Department unanimously reversed his 1948 second degree assault conviction. The court ruled Judge Howard A Glassrank did not instruct jurors on the drowning gravity and intent of the assault. Finn, 23, of Stamford Connecticut, had been sentenced to two and a half years and released on $7,500 bail pending appeal.
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Johnn G Phin
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Warrer County
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Mike Reva
Remikck Finn
Stamford
Conn
Clinton
Danamura
Four-Story Building Destroyed in Philadelphia Fire
A March blaze at a four story Philadelphia building caused about 100000 dollars in damage. Fire crews from multiple stations fought the flames, stabilizing the structure but leaving all floors badly damaged. no casualties are reported.
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Philadelphia
Henry
Pischel
Tar Lobates
Pour Alirtas
Bremen
Duff's Program Under Fire in Harrisburg
Senator George N. Wade of Cumberland cites Gov. James A. Duff's tax plan as imprudent and calls for a pause in campaign talk to focus on a sound tax system. Wade, along with Senate committee approval of the House tax plan, condemns added government spending and new taxes amid dueling views on public improvements and fiscal strategy.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
James A. Duff
George N. Wade
Cumberland
Wade
Senate
Gumberland County
Duff
U.S. Senate
Senate of
Pennsylvania
John M. Walker
Dutt
General Assembly
Grogeam
Greenland Bases Seen At Stake In Talks
Danish Foreign Minister Gustav Rossmussen travels to Greenland to assess the North Atlantic security treaty. Officials say Denmark will respond after a brief conference with Secretary of State and allied powers as Western European nations decide on the pact.
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Pat
Puel Pew Disaly
Thea Feronisiteror
Mrotene Ak
Boeniyee
Weston
Thal Curtis Moldshi
Greer Tina Winnett
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America Kovernanent
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Rewsies
Ulual
Rasminsen
Penhagen Mozicny
Caoperabion
Ohio Senate OKs Turnpike Measure
The Ohio Senate approved a toll highway plan linking a northern Ohio route with the Pennsylvania Turnpike. The bill, 26 to 6, moves to the House, where resistance may stall it again. The proposed path would run from Youngstown to Toledo via Akron and Cleveland toward Chicago.
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Unkle
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Heer
Youngstown
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