Pressure urged on Western Europe trade policy
Commerce officials urge Secretary of State Acheson to push Western European leaders to tighten trade with Eastern Europe. The plan aims to curb embargoed or controlled goods and secure cooperation, while debates rise over economic aid and Western recovery.
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Associated Press
Washington
Acheson
Commerce Department
Coxiteu
Europe
Commerce
United States
Begin
Schuman
State Department
Attorneys Plan Final Arguments In Will Case
Waynesburg May 4 Attorne ys for both sides await final arguments in a hearing to determine who inherits the 40 000 estate of Mrs Gertrude Southard Po ehiran Final testimony disputed by handwriting experts Pittsburgh experts differ on forgery versus genuineness The court must decide validity of the will and estate distribution to Waynesboro College and the Western Pennsylvania Engineers Society as named in an earlier will.
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Waynesburg
Gertrude Southard Poéhiran
John Poohron
Fawin H. Fearon
Pittsburgh
T Nemberg
Whisky And Beer Taxes Unchanged By House Committee
The House Ways and Means Committee today rejected any cut in whisky and beer taxes as it reviews a proposed six percent reduction. Aimed at trimming federal revenues by about 210 million dollars, the plan would have cut the whisky tax to a gallon and halved the beer tax by 50 cents a barrel. No wine tax reduction was proposed.
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Associated Press
Washington
Mouse Ways and Means
AFL Seeks Unified Front At Philadelphia Meet
The AFL Executive Council gathers in Philadelphia for a five day session starting Monday to pursue a unified labor front especially in politics. The International Association of Machinists may rejoin the AFL while CIO and other unions seek broader merger talks. A suggested voluntary $4 per member for the Labor League for Political Education is among items on the agenda.
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IAM
Associated Press
American Federation of Labor
AFL
Rlte
Bernard Samuel
AFL Weel
Philanwiphia
Qwoposil
Philip Murray
CIO
Cooperaton
William Green
Els
Green Favard
John Laws
United Mine Workers
Murray
Carpenters
Tabor League For Political Education
Murder case against OSU student moves forward
Columbus May 4 The prosecutor says he will call witnesses today in the murder case against former Ohio State University student James D. Heer accused of killing fraternity brother Jack T. McKeown in November after a homecoming dance. McKeown was managing editor of the university daily from Norwood Ohio.
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Columbus
Stude
Ohio State University
Ralph J. Bartlett
James D. Heer
Stent
Jack T. McKeown
Norwad
Union City Man Likely To Run Against W Waterhouse
Rexford Hanlin of Union City seeks the Democratic nomination to oppose Assemblyman W Waterhouse in the coming general election. Hanlin, a World War I veteran and union clerk, attended a Democratic meeting at Hotel Corry and plans a write in campaign if the party backs him this summer. A Republican write in effort could spoil Waterhouse’s re election prospects.
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Democratic Party
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Rex
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Tion Hey
Hanley
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Veterens
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Union Cli
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Avferrie
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Democrac
Bernard Shinuer
Philadelphi
Dilworth
Samuel Wfert
Philadelphia
Democratic Committee
William Churchway
Remington Quizzed Again Over Communist Ties
Economist William W. Remington testified before the House Un-American Activities Committee as a new loyalty inquiry opened. The 2-year suspension earlier stemmed from Senate investigations citing Elizabeth Bentley. Remington, a wartime Navy intelligence officer, denied Communist ties and noted his TVA service as a youth.
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Associated Press Washington
Williamn W. Remington
Hood
Commerce Department
House un-American Petlinlies
Remington
Senate
Weed
D-Ga
House
Remiigton
Navy
Tennessee Valley Authority
Communist Party
TVA
AFL
Elizabeth Bentley
Truman says defense budget should peak next year
President Truman expressed optimism about a lower defense budget for the next fiscal year beginning July 1, 1981, noting the budget as a good one. He shrugged off fears of a sudden war with Russia and defended ongoing Marshall Plan aid while criticizing Congress for insufficient tax revenue to cover deficits.
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Associated Press
Washington
Muay
Trumaasy
Truman
Manelss
Tydings
Rotary Club
Edwin G. Nourse
United States
Europe
Congress
Draft extension moves in House as Truman nominates envoy
The House Armed Services Committee votes 1 to 0 to extend the military draft for two more years with Congress to set induction timing. President Truman nominates Stanley Woodward as ambassador to Canada and Lo Lie Senate for confirmation to succeed the late Laurence Steinhardt. In Formosa, Nationalists say Russia and Red China mobilize for possible World War.
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Mohan
Washington
House Armed Services
Congress
Vinson
Truman Todey
Stanley Woodward
Canada
State Department
Lo Lie Senate
Laurence A. Steinhardt
Tpatpei
Formosa
China
Niewsmen Tod
Russia
Red China
Slayer Arrested in Philadelphia Police Killings
In Philadelphia on May 4, Inspector Doyle said Robert W. Taylor 95 named Albert Nicholas Goats as the slayer of Patrolman James Donohoe killed yesterday near a downtown subway station. One man is under arrest and a manhunt for a second ex convict is underway.
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Philadelphia
Richard Doyle
Robert W. Taylor
Albert Nicholas Goats
James Donohoe
Dilworth Campaign Reach in Philadelphia as Primaries Near
Philadelphia leaders from both parties gathered as Dilworth campaigns for the Democratic ticket amid GOP splits. He backs a state fair employment commission and a robust reform agenda, promising to push broader labor protections and address joblessness before the November election.
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APL
Richardson Dilworth
Nonidicate Fo Kovernion
WAG Isles Philaciphia
Commonwealth
Dilworth
Corry Man Receives K of C Award in Golden Anniversary Week
Charles Keating of this city was among six charter members of the Titusville Knights of Columbus honored with gold pins at a golden anniversary dinner. About 200 Knights filled the American Legion Hall for the event and adjourned to the Elks Club for dancing. Also attending were C. J. Ward and Joseph Fleming, two of the early organizers from Titusville. The week is observed as golden anniversary week by the Knights.
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Charles Keating
Titusville Knights of Columbus
F. of C
American Lexion Hall
Elks Club
Titusville
Mr. Keating
C. J. Ward
Joseph Fleming
West German Press Shifts Toward Neutral Tone Says U S Review
A U S commission review notes a trend in West German newspapers toward neutral or balanced coverage amid Cold War tensions. Observers see some papers anti Communist yet wary of provoking Germany’s unification and alliance shifts, with cautious praise for US firmness in Berlin and less aggressive propaganda.
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Associated Press
Frankfurt
Germany
Russia
Alain
Gormay
U. S. Ligh Commission
United States
Berlin
Mercury Reaches 80 Amid Warm Spring Day
Residents enjoyed unseasonably warm weather as temperatures hit around 80. The afternoon sun brought brief showers later, with forecasters predicting cooler conditions and cold starts tomorrow.
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MacArthur rebukes Russian claim on Japan bases
General MacArthur rejected a Russian demand for explanation of demilitarization and base policy in Japan. He stated the United States may take necessary occupation measures and that base details are for their own commanders, not for foreign inquiry.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Generl MacArthur
Japan
Siva Sharp
Kuma Derev
Yanko
Russia
Far Eastern Commission
Tuasheer
Woman Found Dead in Hotel Prompting Autopsy Request
Agatha Shay 28 of Terr Alta West Virginia a beauty shop owner with Frances Noll of Mckees Rocks was found dead in Hotel Webster Hall room. Coroner William B. McClelland ordered an autopsy to determine the cause of death after Miss Shay became ill and was not reached by telephone.
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William B. McClelland
Webster Hall
Toom
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Terr
Alta
W. Va
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MéKees Rocks
Miss Wall
Miss Shay
Miss Noll
Fireworks forecast as Red Spy Probe heats up in Senate
Senate debate over McCarthy charges grows fiercer as a new round of testimony looms. Frank Bielaski will reveal what he knows about 1940s secret documents. Lattimore denies McCarthy’s Russia head spy claim, calling Budenz accusations hogwash. Continued on page four.
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Washington
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Fey Uled
Benatay McCarthy
Fuga
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McCarthy
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Lucia
Senator Wherry
Nebraska
Senate Foreign Relations
Frank Bielaski
Bielaski
Amerasie
Wise
Owen Lattimore
Lattimore
Latlimore
Russia
Louis Budenz
Latgimore
Senate
Three Alarm Fire Damages Building in Philadelphia
A three alarm fire struck the old Jewish World building on Walnut Street, delaying trolley traffic and causing about 35000 dollars in damage. Most losses were at the Novelty Printing Co, a four door, five story structure two blocks from Independence Hall. no injuries reported.
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Philadelphia
Old Jewish World
John ©. Cork
Novelty Printing Co
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Indepeniece Hall
Jewish World
Chrysler Strike Ends After 99 Days in Detroit
The 99 day Chrysler strike, second largest in auto history, settled May 4. About 8,000 workers at 25 plants return to work by Monday with a new contract offering pension, hospital, and insurance benefits, wage increases, and higher vacation pay. UAW President Walter Reuther calls it a victory for workers and security.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Chrysler
Genera Motors
CIO
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Epnivec
UAW
Desa
Dodge
Plymouth Assembly
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Chrysler Corporation
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Kokomo
New Caste
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Apto
Father Smith Named Pittsburgh Leader of Catholic Education
May 4 report: The Spy Ghost Fathers in Amerie name Reverend Frederie P. Smith as coordinator of educational act. Smith leads the university group and joins Withington Joliet in a Catholic organization effort for reform and policy.
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Pittsburgh
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