Wallace Plan for Ending National Quarrels Amid World Peace Talks
Stalin publicly summarized A Wallace proposals including disarmament and removing bases, while noting US approval remains uncertain. Wallace called his plan a step toward peace, though he warned against the atomic impasse and veto excesses. The White House offered no comment as Soviet press released Stalin’s interpretation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddy Gilmore
Russia
United States
A. Wallace
Etter
Stalin
Wallace
New York
Mr. Wallace
U.ss.r
Us.s.r
Washington
White House
State Department
San Francisco
Germany
Japan
China
Korea
United Nations
Encouraging Stalin statement but not yet agreement
The State Department called Stalin’s broadcast encouraging yet insufficient. It said issues proposed for settlement involve broader talks in the United Nations and other bodies, and blamed the Soviet Union for blocking progress on coal and atomic energy talks despite near-unanimous support among other UN members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
Stalin
United States
Soviet Union
United Nations
Council of Foreign Ministers
Soviet Ukraine
U. N. ¢ Commission
Passion or Politics They Can't Agree
Washington dispatch reports a dispute over why U S Army sergeant James McMillin deserted his post at the U S Embassy in Moscow. Tass cites political protest, while American officials attribute youthful infatuation with a Soviet agent and lover Galina Biconish, predicting court martial if he returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galina Dunaeva Biconish
United States State Department
James M. McMillin
Boulder
Colo
U. S
Moscow
John Biconish
Binghampton
N. Y
Fort Riley
Kan
NEA
Austin C. Wehrwein
Washington
Tass
James McMillin
Soviet Union
America
Young McMillin
Galina
McMillin
Olviousse
United States
Karl Marx
Russia
Cnnwright
Washington Post
Bentley
Mmcmillin
Feltry
Stalin Offers Moscow Talks as Debate Roils GOP
AP reports Stalin proposes Wallace based peace talks, boosting Wallace and complicating Dewey and Stassen's campaign stance on outlawing the Communist party. Wallace urges clear U S Russia settlement, while Stassen and Dewey clash over anti-communist policy in radio exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Stalin
Henry Wallace
Dewer Stassen
Wallace
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Harold FE. Stassen
Oregon
Communist Party
Dewey
Portland
Stassen
Moscow
Russia
Oakland
Calif
U. S
Election Officials Need No New School
Alabama Attorney General Albert A. Carmichael ruled that election officials who served in the May 4 first primary will not need a second school instruction before the June runoff. The advisory opinion says the same officials will serve in both elections, making a repeat session unnecessary. The question came from Probate Judge W. W. Hill of Montgomery.
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Montgomery
Albert A. Carmichael
Alabama
Carmichael
W. W. Hill
Folsom Second in Long Fest with Jimmie Davis
In Montgomery Alabama Governor Folsom and ex Governor Davis shared a party at the Cry Auditorium. Leo Hudson and Padlo joined Davis in a piano jam that drew out guests and kept the champagne flowing. The event ended with lighthearted songs as the crowd enjoyed the unexpected impromptu show.
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Folsom
Jimmie Davis
Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Louisiana
Davis
Cry Auditorium
Leo Hudson
James E. Folsom
Padlo
City Studies Bond Payables and Dam Project Details
The city commission reviewed a schedule of bonds payable totaling 1 182 600 with debt service from 137 802.59 this year to 27 829 in 1960 through 1971. About 200 000 remains on Craixer's Bluff dam bonds from the mid twenties. Original issues include 90 000 for refunding water works and electric divisions. The panel also approved selling W T McNeil at Rehobeth school and discussed athletic field renovations.
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Craixer's Bluff
W. T. McNeil
Rehobeth School
McNeil
Rehobeth
Snowers
Ada
Artim Today
Civil contempt charge against Lewis dropped in UMW case
The government moved to drop the civil contempt conviction of John L. Lewis and the United Mine Workers. Judge Goldsborough weighed ending the Taft-Hartley anti strike injunction amid concern over a possible coal stoppage. The case stemmed from a six week miner pension dispute and work stoppage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
T. Alan Goldsborough
Lewis
Goldsborough
Tom Clark
No. 15
CIO Meat Handlers Reject Packer Plan To End Strike
Chicago AP report says CIO meat handlers rejected a Tyson or Packer proposal to end the nationwide strike begun March 16. Talks broke off after midnight with no restart time. The offer would allow discharge of striking workers and included a nine cent hourly increase. AFL workers accepted a settlement while CIO held firm at 29 cents.
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Chicago
CIO
Omamar Packers
Tyronomoenths
Kwo Company
Coree
CIO Pockmenosse
Tren
AFL
Tewa
Ay Cairles Coty Ta
Pacaliyhouse
Mason City
Swift
Evangelist Recalls All-Night Ride With Bandits
An evangelist said two bandits abducted him and drove all night on the Bessemer superhighway. He woke in his car near Birmingham around 3 am and described being threatened with a pistol before being released. Local police are reviewing his account.
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Spirmingham
Tre
Fizik Johnson
Bessemer Super
Low Bessemir
Birmingham
Tarrant
Wallace Backers Seek Recognition for Independent Electors
Alabama officials completed county by county checks on petitions backing 11 Henry Wallace as presidential electors. Names sent to probate judges to verify qualified voters across multiple counties. Three partners led the petition in Houston County. only a single Coffee County signer was certified.
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Montgomery
Secretary of State
Henry Wallace
Alabama
Wallace
Autaugea
Baldwin
Barbour
Bibb
Blount
Butler
Coalhawn
Cherokee
Chiltoe
Coffee
Covingfor
Crenshaw
Codswan
Dadla Dekalb
Elmore
Beenambin
Stewich
Franklin
Houston
Tackson
Jefferson
Lamar
Lauderdale
Macon
Madison
Marshall
Mcbile, Montgomery, Morgan, Pickens, Randolph, Sheloy, Talladega, Tuscaloosa
Walker
Houston Coutts Chre
John Cara Turphaimw
Destin
J. B. Moss
Cottongen
Dee My. Karaiane
Ashford
AML
Coffee County
Piers Willison Woalte
Enterprise
Sibyl Pool
Worena Valley
Dale, Henry
Oak Ridge Firm Refuses to Arbitrate Labor Dispute
The Carbide and Carbon Chemicals Corp in Oak Ridge Tennessee declines arbitration at a local plant. A company statement says arbitration would delegate control of economical and efficient operation and would undermine wage rates, benefits, and working conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Ridge, Tenn
The
Carbide and Carbon Chemicals Corp
W. Rucker
Oak Woodse National Laboratory
0 Day Notice Of G M Strike Is Filed By C I O
A formal ten day notice that a strike is pending for 225000 General Motors employees was filed by the CIO United Auto Workers. The union sent the notice to the state labor mediation board as negotiations continued to avert a second major auto strike. The article notes related Chrysler actions and state responses in Michigan and nationwide.
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Detroit
General Motors
CIO
United Auto Workers
State Labor Mediation Board
Chrysler
Michigan
VAW
Kercieval
UAW
Marysville
Mich
Uvaw-Cin
Church Attendance Above 7000 as Crusade Nears End
Dothan churches reported 7 08 attendees across all services last Sunday with 2 79 percent at Sunday Seniors and 2 538 at morning services. Readouts from listed churches include Lafayette Street Methodist 422 Foster Street and Grandview Baptist 133 Headend Avenue with numbers noted for each congregation.
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Dothan Burches
Dothan Mindsterul Association
Lafayetts Street
Faster Street Methodist
Heidgland Avenue
Enafle Boagsti
Wiew Baptist
Charch
Christuen
Curtis Tel Metondse
Bepicopat
San Aris
Moornigg Services
Baptist
Lafavetta Street
Foster Vreet
Peres Doug Meadtiendt
Grandview
Church of Christ
Fepiscoupat
Actembay of God
Church of Nazarine
Salvador
First Baptist
Lafayette Street
Wah
Foster Street
Southside Baptist
Grandview Baptist
Headend Avenue
Assembly of Gel
Presbyterian
Church of Navarine
Earl Long Names Mil Millionaire To U S Senate Seat
Earl Long nominates oil operator from Shreveport as successor to late Senator Overton. Long announces in his Baton Rouge office as Allen Ellender attends funeral in Lafayette. The appointment follows the death of Senator John H. Overton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Long
Mil Millionaire
U. S. Senate
Baton Rouge
Urn - Gow
Bart Ko Lac
Wallan Foeawrel
Monerye
Streveport
US Senate
John H. Overton
Allen J Ellender
D-I
Long
Eliender
Tausierna
Overton
Alewardria
Leo G
Fering Welt
Fearei
Two Year Draft Revival Prompts House Action
Rep Andre ws CUNY urges a two year draft revival as necessary to avert national security risk. He asks Rules Committee to clear for House action a bill approved 28 to 6 by the Armed Services Committee amid questions about executive support and funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Andrews Cuny
Andrews
Mousa Armed Services
House
Brown h-Ohsor
Carapeign
Taft Ohwos
Truman
CL Brown
Allen
Queen Wilhelmina Palace Fire Threatens Royal Residence
A fire at Queen Wilhelmina's Palace near The Hague burned for about an hour before firefighters controlled it. Witnesses said strong winds fanned the flames and painters using a torch caused the blaze while burning off old paint. The 67 year old queen and other royal officials were not injured.
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Hague
Arabs Lay Siege To Jerusalem Take Bethlehem
Arab Legion says two sections entered the old city of Jerusalem and occupied positions on the northern side with artillery dominating the town. Acre fell to Israeli forces as Jerusalem faced intensified siege with Egypt Syria Lebanon Trans-Jordan Iraq and Saudi Arabia all involved.
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Amman
Trans-Jordan
The
Arab Legion
Old City
Jerusalem
Artiery
Eliav Simon Tee Aviv
Israel
Acre
Holy
Palestine
Beth-lehem
Tel Aviv
Egypt
Syria
Lebanon
Iraq
Saudi Arabia
Holy Land
Ramleh
Holy City
Jerubsalem
Christendom
Gwadledey
Bethlehem
Air relief mission ships seeds to Manchuria
The U S China Relief Mission began airborne shipments to Mukden as Manchuria faces a severe hunger crisis. Thirty nine long tons of agricultural implements and hundreds of tons of seed are sent to the government held area, which includes about six million acres and 19 million people. The region, largely isolated from China proper, shows signs of a Communist offensive nearby.
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Peiping
Manchuria
U.S. China Reef
Mukden
Idukden
China
Baptists Outline Convention Plans Amid Parleys
In MAMIPHIS Tenn AP the Southern Baptist Woman's Convention opens with about 10,000 attendees registering. A preconference program features Nor os. Gee da KO Masn4 of Norfolk Va. and remarks on aid and peace policy by Dr Caudill. The Stallurn Pastors' Conference drew around 3,000 ministers from twenty states as debates loom on civil rights and church-state issues.
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Mamiphis Tenn
Fiat Worean
Unio
Norfolk Va
Tore
Pat
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