House Okays Draft Bill in Senate Conference
Washington April 14 The controversial universal military training bill aims to create a bipartisan five member commission to report on UMT with no inductions without new law. House favors six months basic training and a three year extension, Senate backs indefinite duration.
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Actor Salaries Under Freeze
Washington April 14 wage stabilization officials place salaried actors under merit rules of the wage control program. The ruling, drafted by the Wage Stabilization Board staff, notes the industry will be the first subject for separate salary stabilization policy as contrasted with wage earners.
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Stock Market Still Higher on Third Straight Session
New York reports the stock market firming for a third straight session with prices rising about $1.50 in some areas and losses confined to a 50 cent range. Gains appeared in Santa Fe Southern Pacific Texas Company Southern California Edison Homestake Mining American Cyanamid Du Pont Union Carbide U S Steel Republic Steel Goodyear J I Case Douglas Aircraft Boeing and National Distillers as bonds showed mixed movement.
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India Warns Potentates After Baroda Maharajah Ouster
New Delhi reports Prime Minister Nehru pledges swift action to curb royal privileges tied to the Baroda ruler. The deposed prince, linked to a $10 million six week spree, loses his privy purse and authority while awaiting President Prasad's review.
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Football Great Dies In Detroit At 67
DETROIT April 14 Germany A Schulz, named recently on the AP All-Time All America team, died today at Henry Ford hospital. He was 67 and famed as football's roving center who starred at the University of Michigan more than 40 years ago after an operation for a malignant ulcer. He returned to the hospital a week ago following a relapse.
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Iran Premier seeks confidence vote amid southern oil unrest
Premier Hussein Ala asks parliament for a show of confidence as demonstrations threaten Iran's oil heartland in Abadan. Rioting blamed on the Tudeh party prompts security measures while London warns Tehran of Britain’s willingness to act to protect its interests.
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Red Press Accuses U. S. of Meddling
In Moscow on April 14 the Soviet Communist party Pravda claims American mediation efforts in Middle East disputes aim to position the United States as mediator and extract terms favorable to Washington. It says U S representatives push Syria and Israel to accept American involvement in border quarrels and to keep the issue out of the United Nations.
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ROK Troops Drive on Western North Korea Front
South Korean marines push along the west coast and drive toward Chinnampo and near Pyongyang with youth corps aid. Allied forces shift command as Ridgway relinquishes control after repelling eight heavy North Korean counterattacks. Chinese and North Korean forces retreat from central and western fronts after heavy losses estimated at 4275.
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Scone Stone Returns to Westminster Abbey
The Stone of Scone rested in Westminster Abbey under police guard amid Scottish nationalist tension. It was brought from Scotland after being seized from Arbroath and transported secretly to London to symbolize Scotland’s home rule push.
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Doctor shoots wife and lover in Cocoa affair
In Cocoa Brevard County early today Dr Hans Strasser shot and killed his wife after finding her in bed with James R Howie a civilian technician at the Long Range Proving Ground. Howie was in critical condition from a head wound as deputies investigated.
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Defense Production Chief May Resign
Staff say defense production administrator William H. Harrison is near resignation due to ill health. He has been on leave from his post and is reportedly connected with the International Telephone and Telegraph company. No date was given for the departure.
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Truman Moves Fast to Redesign RFC Governance
Washington April 14 Administration moves to restructure the Reconstruction Finance Corporation placing a single chief in charge and pushing bills to abolish or reorganize the agency. Senate opposition persists with votes short of a majority. White House aides consider GSA head Jess Larson or security official W. Co. as potential new RFC head amid concerns of political influence. Symington reportedly lobbied senators quietly as confirmation may follow.
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Truman Speech To Be Broadcast Tonight in Washington
President Truman will speak at a Jefferson Jackson dinner of Democratic supporters at the National Guard armory in Washington. The 10:30 to 11 p.m. EST address will be aired by Liberty, Mutual, and NBC networks and telecast by NBC and Dumont through the Liberty Broadcasting system.
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Strike Negotiations Stall Amid Unfair Charges
GREENSBORO April 14 The strike of about 41 000 CIO cotton rayon workers across six Southern states enters its third week as offers stall and charges of unfair labor practices emerge The TWUA CIO and management of nearly 50 mills face an injunction at Erwin Mills North Carolina and a push for a 13 cent an hour wage rise while Rock Hill mills in South Carolina test a new contract set financed by the Wage Stabilization Board
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Talk To Congress Okayed By Truman
General MacArthur postponed his return to the United States to address Congress on Asia policy. He will stop in Honolulu for 24 hours and reach San Francisco Tuesday, then New York by Wednesday. President Truman welcomed a congressional invitation as plans to guard his final journey were set. Ridgway, MacArthur's successor, said he will fulfill duties with resolve as Van Fleet takes command.
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Washington to Welcome General MacArthur
Washington civic leaders plan a noon meeting to plan a welcome for General Douglas MacArthur after his firing by President Truman. An Army reception and Senate committee consideration are noted as possible steps as Congress weighs inviting him to address both houses.
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Washington Board of Trade
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Congress
Adjournment Seen as 1951 Assembly Near End
RALEIGH April 14 The 1951 state legislature pressed toward final adjournment with today’s expected long session. Senate named calendar committee led by Sen J C Eagles of Wilson to process House bills quickly. House action included defeat of a $15 a month teachers pay increase and enactment of a slum clearance measure for cities of 25000 plus while a rule tightening financial responsibility law was killed. Judge Luther Hamilton of Morehead City, retired on disability, received a $555 monthly lifetime pension under a new law.
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