Threat Of Tieup Of U S Phones Eased By Talks
The Associated Press reports a nationwide phone service shutdown was averted as the sinking-maine nce and installation men agreed to resume negotiations. About 139,000 members of Division 6 of the Communications Workers of America stood at the picket lines at 42 states exchanges but will return to work while talks continue. Meanwhile a separate nationwide strike of teletype operators against United Press temporarily impacted traffic. 12,000 New York service employees paused their four day walkout. Elevator and utility outages affected over 200,000 apartment residents. Western Electric and Bell divisions entered renewed talks with 23 unions as three nationwide strikes were paused and negotiations resumed.
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Mainence
Division 6
CLO Communications Works
Amerca
Lnes
Wat Keen
United Press Associations
United
Anta
Chrysler Corporation
Detroit
New York
Bell Telephone System
Western Electric Company
Bell Sya
Tara
Page
VveTk Tomakkow
Bookies Move Telephones Without Firm Knowledge
Washington notes reveal bookmakers recently relocated phones used for transmitting gambling information without the firm's awareness. Attorney Landon testified that bookmakers buy up lines and misapply them, avoiding detection by phone companies. He argued enforcement should rest with police, not carriers, and cited costs to Continental and press-wire circuits tied to racetracks.
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John A. Goldamieh
Washington NI
Plice
Ajong
Tdi
London
Ditorter
Amyricdy
Teleptone de Braph Company
Boohinket
Anvestyza Tilly
Tandon
Son Ble Commerce
Toyotate
Landon
Barkie
Maes Jeesed
United Press
Associated Pri
International
Servandi Transrace Press
Suatulis
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New York Times
Tesses
Continental Press Service
Continental
Chica
Bankies
Vane Sauawe
Jacksonville Club Destroyed By Flames
Fire destroyed a Jacksonville club causing extensive damage. Volunteer firefighters battled the blaze but were overwhelmed by inadequate water supply and rapid spread. Losses were estimated around $110,000 with additional unverified figures. Local authorities investigated the incident.
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Jacksonville Club
Binlsney Chu
Ncene
Taalyene
Jacksonville
GOP Split Over End To Probe McCarthy Era Charges
Senate Republicans reportedly divided over pushing an early end to probes into McCarthy era allegations. A foreign relations subcommittee led by Senators Tyugings (R Ma) pursued testimony from Freda Utley on Soviet charges, with speculation of a broader coverage of policy since 1992 and calls for a swift conclusion amid party friction. Weather notes and unrelated items follow in the next dateline.
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Jack Bel Wallington
Senate Republicans
Tove
McCarthy
R-Ma
Freda Utley
Wisconsin
Aganst Owen
Aganst Owen — Lattemore, Far Easten, Expert. Mearthy Bie
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Jty
Ameren
Litlinore
State Department
James P. Byrnes
Geige C Minshall
Dean Acheson
Sani
AMG
Terry Menus
J. Bigsner
Global Aid Fund Action Sought by Edwin B Harkinson
A garbled report details Edwin B Harkinson urging action on a global aid package. It references Senate GOP leadership, committee ranks, and ongoing appropriation debates involving senators, trade groups, and potential policy moves, with mentions of Washington and Tennessee figures.
Printers Unions Elect Officers At Southeastern Conference
Memphis delegate Le Meceeds George O Baker of Atlanta was elected president of the Southeastern Conferences of Printing Trades Unions at their annual convention in Memphis. Other officers named include Arthur Fads of Epexville, William Owens of Mindro, W Campbell of Tuscaloosa, Ald Bowick of Savannah, Frank Cunnail of Memphis, and Wila Fo Rwls of Chattanooga, reflecting regional leadership.
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Memphis
Aetchhinan
Southeastern Conferences of
Printing ‘Trades
George O Baker
al- Tanta
Arthur Fads Words
Epexville
William Dy Owens
Mindo
W. Campbell
Tustaloosa
Ald
Hoa. Bowick
Savannah
Frank Cunnail
War Cenlected Fuel Mice Prosideny
Wiha F
Chattangera
Sell System to Workmen Aimed at Halting Socialist Drift
Washington UPI report shows Harold E. Siassen of the University of Pennsylvania urging U.S. businessmen at the 34th annual chamber of commerce meeting to educate workers about the economic system. He warned American laborers are misinformed and susceptible to socialism, urging honest leadership and clear profit signals to counter socialist appeals. He cited worker opposition to high taxes and inefficiencies, stressing that truthful guidance can make the system robust against socialist ideas.
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Washington
Harold E. Siassen
University of Pennsylvania
U.S
Mom Merce
1 Presidianteil Aspramt
Hermann Steinktart
Slasen
Phiadelphia
Stassen
Campaigns Draw To Close In Houston Probe Shadows Vote
On eve of a vote, campaigns in Houston draw intense interest amid a grand jury probe shadowing candidates and state officials. The report notes focus on gubernatorial races and local power figures as investigators examine ties between political figures and alleged improprieties while the public watches closely.
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Houston
Probe
Sachs Amet Tuam
Tidauly
Regeer
Coruhnoise
Voters in Dutlos Hold Polls Near Dothan Area
Residents from Dutlos ward to East Dothan and north of Kay Man-diane line vote at Bethany High School and nearby polling places. Four voting machines at Ebyaland Elementary School and two at Young Time in Dothan serve voters from 8 am to 6 pm. Youth vote window details and restrictions noted as closing time nears.
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Helleon
Douth
Fuster
Syle
Robert Malone
Motalayite Sciaties Wand
Bouin
Mary
Cutts Slathet
Bethany Hiack Cay Sea
Lord Fosty
Wet Mogn
Eadh Tholise
Tar Ebyaland
Dothan
Ty Witken
U S Interest On Florida Vote
The article discusses U S interest in Florida election results with mentions of party dynamics and potential Senate races. It notes involvement by parties and individuals such as Smathers and references to Republican and Democratic campaigns and state political shifts.
City urged to finish 1950 census enrollment in Dothan
The Chamber of Commerce and the Civ of Dothan organize an Enumeration Day to tally uncounted residents. John W. Bish notes Dothan is 98 percent complete with about 22 000 people total. Employers and housewives urged to count workers and domestic help, with special enumerators visiting to collect data.
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Chamber of Commerce
Civ of
Dothan
Dethan
John W. Bish
Chamber
City Commission
Righ
Raymond" Spann
John
D. Adkins
Second Negro Project Planned in Dothan Housing Authority
The George W. L. McRae Homes II, a 92 unit project, moves to prelinary steps for a second Negro housing project in Dothan. Bids are due May 22 as plans outline a about ten acres near Craver High School and a total cost near $750,000. The second project will be named Progress TA once approved by the housing authority board.
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Ieal
Chewman
Arthur Astely
McRae Homes
Housing Authority Ag Ita
McRae
Nor'h
Eseern
Axsery
Che Chgeman
Auinetty
Acc
Montgomery druggist must obtain sandwich and soft drink permits
A Montgomery AB druggist who runs a soda fountain must buy a sandwich permit at 40 per year and a soft drink permit at 2.50, per an Attorney General ruling. The case outlines required licenses for on premise food and beverage sales.
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Montgomery
Gen- Abert
Two Britons Visit Montgomery Air Base
Two British officials visit Montgomery Air Base as representatives of the empire. Philip Cunliffe-Lister Swinton, member of the House of Lords, and Sir Harold Parker, secretary to the Ministry of Defense, attend a briefing at Adr University.
Red Invaders Seize City Hall In Mock Soviet Takeover
Mayor and police chief captured in early morning raid as five "Red raiders" led by commissar Gitlow stormed City Hall. Chief Gewis resisted, was dragged from home, and a new United Soviet State of Karee was proclaimed two hours later amid planned rallies and crowd security efforts.
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Wickraed
J. O'Neill
Mosiner
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UPI
Arinenis
Texeged
Carl Gewis
Feyter
Masines
E Kroseweter
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Ara Rive
Lise Bronewet
Benjamin J. Galow
Man
Alabama Democrats head to polls in 400000 turnout forecast
Alabama voters face a Democratic primary Tuesday with about 400000 expected to vote. The ballot includes choosing the State Democratic Executive Committee members with 92 pledged to the national party and 60 not aligned. Also up for grabs are a governor lieutenant governor four US senators five House members state legislature and other officials. A May 30 runoff is possible for many winners, with victory often equating to election in Alabama. Navy Capt John Crommplin plans to run as an independent in November.
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Associated Frees
Alabama
Bolls
National
Ateocratic Party
States’ Rights Group
Democratic Executive Committee
ISA
U. S
House of Representatives
Madama
Navy
John CrommPllin
May Day demonstrations mark East West Berlin split
Dense crowds in West Berlin near Potsdamer Platz and East Berlin at Lustgarten marked May Day with pro Communist and anti Western rhetoric. Police from both sides kept order as protesters clashed verbally and stone throwing occurred near the Brandenburger Gate. Moscow also held large May Day displays with red banners and a military parade led by Stalin’s son.
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Berlin
Russia
Potsdamer Platz
Lustgarten
Moscow
Soma
People's Police
Potsdamer Plate
Lenin
Tome
Stalin
Vasaili Stain
Socialist International
Paris
Europe
United States
Five lawyers admitted to state practice in Alabama
Montgomery Alabama AP five lawyers admitted to state practice in Alabama after passing the bar exam announced by the State Supreme Court. Names listed include Albert Whittle of Montgomery Atley A. Kitenines Jr William A. Jenkins Jr Philander L. Bu Jer of Bessemer and Jecoe G Actos of Bidursops.
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Montgomery
Alabama
State Supreme Court
Albert BR. Whittle
Atley A. Kitenines, Jr
Wiliam A. Jenkins, Jr
Birmingham
Philander L. Bu Jer
Bessemer
Jecoe G Actos
Bidursops
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