Non Strikers Back At Meat Plant Job
Non strikers returned to work at major packing plants in South St Paul Minnesota as National Guardsmen provided protection. Union and management planned direct negotiations while about 750 workers were expected back. Pickets taunted workers but the day remained quiet with limited livestock receipts at stockyards and Guard patrols in several plants.
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Swift and Co
Armour
Cuddy
Newport
Wilson
Albert Lea
National Guard
Taft backs cuts in flood control and public works funds
Senator Taft of Ohio urged reducing a large federal public works bill that funds rivers harbors and flood control. He called the $708 million total too large and said public works should be toned down now. Others push to cut about $200 million as a pork barrel fight unfolds.
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Bridges
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Army Corps of Engineers
Three Die in Florala Crash in Alabama
Three persons died in a two car collision about three miles north of Florala Alabama. Police identified the victims as Ross Palmer fifty of Florala Theodore Madden twenty three of Laurel Hill and Miss Dessie Mae Bowtwell eighteen of Florala. Palmer's car was said to be travelling at high speed and struck the rear of Madden and Bowtwell's car. Madden's car overturned and caught fire.
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Florala
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Here
Olice
K. G. Petrey
Rossalmer
Eodore Madden
Laurel Hill
Dessie Mae Bowtwell
Perry
Palmer
Madden
Miss Bowtwell
Dothan Girl Hurt In Highway Accident
Sixteen year old Francine Amberson of 741 Cottonwood road was treated for a broken collar bone after a collision eight miles north of Dothan at the intersection of U S 231 and Alabama 109. Drivers were Dale F Brinkle y of Allendale Illinois and Jesse M Tew of Columbus Georgia. Amberson was a passenger in Tew's car. No charges filed and only one other injury reported. Property damage about 250 dollars.
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Cottonwood Road
Dothan
Dale F. Brinkley
Allendale
Ill
Jesse M. Tew
Columbus
Miss Amberson
Tew
U. S. Highway 231
Brinkley
Highway 231
Reuther Returns Home From Hospital After Injury
Walter Reuther was brought home from a month in hospital following an apparent attack. Doctors expect limited confinement at home for weeks and possible nerve injury recovery of up to ten months. His wife Mae and daughter Linda accompanied him as unionists and police kept watch.
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Detroit
Walter Reuth
Mae
Linda
Reuther
New Grace
Pickets flare as police rush to Detroit area strike scene
Suburban Highland Park is flooded with state police squads after CIO UAW goon squads clash with demonstrators outside a Chrysler plant. Two officers hospitalized and Gov. Sigler weighs National Guard as UAW GM strike threats rise and Ford proposes wage changes.
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Chrysler Corp
Kim Sigler
Norman Patterson
Patterson
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United Auto Workers
Sigler
National Guard
Chrysler
Auto Union
General Motors
Ford Motor Co
T. A. Johnstone
UAW
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Johnstone
Ford
Bibles Cash Stolen In Three Thefts In Dothan
Dothan police hunt a suspect described as religious who stole three reference Bibles worth 47 dollars from a parked car owned by Edward Little of Anniston on Main Street. Overnight weekend burglaries also cost 335 dollars in cash and tools at Alley's Garage and a trunk theft of 15 twenty dollar bills with 180 left in the billfold.
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Dothan
E. Main Street
Edward Little
Anniston
Eddie Kelley
Tom Snipes
Burtleshaw Alley
J. C. Alley
Alley
Montgomery Loses Saw Mill In Fire Blaze
Montgomery suffered its second spectacular fire in two days as a saw mill in Oak Park burned to the ground, narrowly avoiding spread to a nearby lumber yard. A building occupant and mother escaped as the Ped Bird Inn south of the city was destroyed the previous day.
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Montgomery
Oak Park
Floy Jarrmieser
Fcrah Brewton
New Atomic Tests Declared Success
The White House announced that recent tests of atomic weapons at Eniwetok Atoll were successful in all respects and show very substantial progress. President Truman approved plans to begin further development based on test results.
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Pacific
Truman
Atomic Energy Commission
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Eniwetok
Marshall Islands
James Forrestal
Honolulu
United States Atomic Energy Commission
Eniwetok Atoll
Comrmils
Frage 2
Weizmann Becomes Provision State of Israel Leader State
Dr. Chaim Weizmann, 73, is provision al president of the new State of Israel and chief executive after being elected head of the provisional government. Prime Minister Ben-Gurion supported his selection. most officials are Palestinians, with Weizmann as the lone British subject.
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Holy Land
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Calhoun Withdraws From Delegate Race
W. Perry Calhoun, run off candidate for alternate delegate to the Democratic national convention from the Third District, withdraws from the race. Lucille Patterson of Enterprise is named to fill the post after Calhoun’s withdrawal. He cites cost and futility of a special election as the reason.
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Lucille Patterson
Enterprise
George Wallace
Clayton
L. A
U S Declares On Palestine Seen Today
LAKE SUCCESS AP The United States is to issue a policy declaration on the Arab invasion of Palestine. No indication of the exact stance. UN circles say the move could influence whether the Security Council can act to halt fighting in the Holy Land as it reconvenes. Warren R Avusun, the U S delegate, chaired sessions and maintained contact with Washington on the developing crisis.
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Holy Land
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Boswell Plans Prison Reform Talks With State Leaders
Montgomery AP State Prison Director Frank Boswell will confer with Lt. Gov Clarence Inzer and House Speaker W M Beck on prison reform this Wednesday in Gadsden. He declined to share recommendations, noting the meeting aims to address segregation and the treatment of youthful offenders in the system.
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Boswell
Alcatrarike
Coewet
Greek cabinet probes death of CBS correspondent Polk
In Salonika police and officials order a full inquiry into the death of George Polk, 34, CBS radio correspondent. His body was found with a bullet wound and his hands bound, after he vanished a week earlier following a disputed interview request with Markos Vafiades. The investigation follows threats Polk received and a possible political motive amid Greek guerrilla tensions.
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Salonika
Greece
Athens
George Polk
Salonika Bay
Themlitukles Sophos
Constantin Rentis
Polk
Columbia Broadcasting System
Onte
Quercis
Markos Vafiades
Silenikani Nikl ¢Victorys Boulevard
Sophouus
Dewey and Stassen Debate Communist Party Ban
In Oregon the Dewey and Stassen campaigns prepare for a debate on banning the Communist Party. The event centers on whether the party should be outlawed and what changes would follow in the national political landscape.
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Dewey
Stassen
Communist Party
Sabba Granted Permits for Two Kent Street Homes
City engineer issues building permits to H. D. Sabba for two residences on Kent Street costing 5000 and 8000 dollars. W. H. Croom receives a permit to add to a residence at 900 East Main Street with a projected cost of 400 dollars.
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H. D. Sabba
Kent Street
W. H. Croom
E. Main Street
Arms Ban to Palestine Studied by U S Leaders
Washington AP reports the United States is studying the possibility of lifting the arms embargo to the Middle East but expects no decision for several days. Factors include the UN Security Council debate on Palestine invasion and uncertainty over Arab intentions. The Arab League claims their moves aim to restore peace.
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Washington
United States
Middle East
Truman
United Nations Security Council
Palestine
Arab League
United Natans
Aras
Reverend R C Pile Yorks adviser dies in Tennessee hills
The Rev R C Pile, 70, adviser to World War One hero Alvin C York, died after a stroke on May 7 near Wolf River Tennessee. Simple funeral held at Wolf River Methodist Church where York movie scenes were filmed years ago.
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America
Pile
Wolf River
Tennessee
Wolf River Methodist Church
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