Stabbing case bail set as Warren man appears in court
Just a Paragraf Orsell Morgan of Warren bailed at $1,000 to appear at Warren county court on May 9 for the stabbing of Giles Collins also of Warren. Collins’s condition remains unchanged hospital attaches report.
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Italians Vote to Authorize Pact With North Atlantic Alliance
In Rome the chamber of deputies approved government authority to negotiate Italy's accession to the North Atlantic Defense Alliance amid a day of leftist filibustering and scattered street clashes. Police quelled disturbances in Rome Milan and Genoa as a 42 hour general strike in Terni left one dead and 119 injured.
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North Atlantic Pact Terms Revealed In Early Draft
The North Atlantic council would meet promptly when needed and a defense committee would propose measures to strengthen the pact. Each member nation must engage in continuous self help and mutual aid, with the US seeking Congressional approval for a European rearmament program. An armed attack on any pact country or allied forces could trigger collective defense, and the treaty remains subordinate to the United Nations with possible future revisions and a one year notice to withdraw after twenty years.
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Jury May Hear O Dwyer Today In Acenatatad Place
New York report says Mayor William O Dwyer may publicly address his views on wiretapping as a grand jury hearing looms. The Democratic leadership, including Emanuel Celler, discusses potential congressional inquiry and the prospect of reviewing materials related to the case.
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Conductors Strike Might Be Postponed by Mediation
Chicago report says a nationwide walkout by about 2500 Pullman car conductors planned for March 1 may be delayed if government mediators intervene. A G Wise, executive vice president of the Order of Railway Conductors, cited possible postponement and described strong union support.
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