Senate urged to fund return of wives and husbands
The Senate Appropriations Committee proposes a $1,000,000 addition in a $2.832 billion deficiency bill to speed reunions for about 3,000 foreign brides and U.S. armed forces spouses. War department delays due to shipping shortages are cited. funds would cover transoceanic transport, with eligible WAC husbands abroad eligible too.
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May and Garsson cases hinge on deals and promotions
The Garssons and Freeman waived opening statements to a seven woman jury. Smith denied yesterday that May profited from deals with the Garssons and said the ex congressman will testify to defend him.
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Palestine at UN special session on British mandate and independence
Arab league members call for UN special session to consider ending the British mandate over Palestine and declaring Palestinian independence. The United States and Britain oppose addressing independence beyond establishing an investigating committee. Delegations list key diplomats led by Gromyko for Russia, Austin for the United States, Cadogan for Britain, Parodi for Argentina, and Quo Tai-Chi for China.
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Jones Sues Wife For Injuries In Car Crash
Marvin L. Jones sues Mrs. Lucille C. Jones for 5000 for injuries from a collision alleged to be caused by her running a stop sign and driving at excessive speed. He cites injuries to his ankle ribs chest hip back and nerves. Grace Bottoms Davis seeks divorce from Dewey Henry Davis after two years separation and custody of two minor children. Thomas F. Brown seeks divorce from Mabel C. Brown after two years separation.
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Fifty Seamen Feared Lost In Storm Off British Coasts
A severe Atlantic storm swept three ships toward Britain as 50 seamen were feared dead. The tanker Samtampa, with 42 crew, hit rocks off Porthcawl and eight lifeboatmen perished rescuing others. The battleship Warspite broke up near Penzance. eight salvage workers were saved.
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Bell System Sabotage Hits 11 States Amid Talks
NFTW accepts renewed bargaining talks with three Bell units led by Edgar L. Warren while Southwestern Bell shows interest, others mull engagement. About 93,000 of 340,000 idle lines workers protest during a walkout for a $12 weekly raise as rewards totalling 1500 dollars are offered for saboteurs. The union condemns violence and officials seek a peaceful wage pattern for 29 Bell units.
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Hold up and shooting at hospital backs nurse
A man robbed a nurse and her companion, then shot the nurse in the back in the garden. The couple did not see the attacker, thought to be white, and police have not linked the incident to the prior night’s fires. No new fires were reported.
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Local Resident Frances Johnson Dies After Illness
Frances Louella Johnson, 73, of High Point Route 2, died at her home at 2 10 this morning after a two month illness. Born June 16, 1873 in Guilford County, she was a daughter of J. Y. and Lorenia Gilliam Johnson. Surviving: two brothers Luths Johnson of the home and Joseph Harrison Johnson of Morganton. five sisters Mrs Lee Andrews, Mrs F L Parks, Mrs R S Harris, Mrs B G Pendry of High Point, and Mrs Sarah Hill of Randleman. She was a member of Spring Hill Methodist Church. Funeral services Friday at 3 p.m. from Spring Hill Methodist Church, Rev. C. Plyler officiating. Interment in church cemetery. Body to remain at Sechrest Funeral Home until shortly before 3 p.m. Friday when funeral party leaves for the church.
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Ex-Treasury Attache Would Slash Taxes
John W. Hanes former undersecretary of the treasury told the Senate Finance Committee that the nation can pursue both tax and debt reduction under Truman's 1948 budget plan. He supported quick enactment of the House income tax cut bill and warned against paying debt without easing taxpayers burden. He had earlier predicted a $3 to $4 billion surplus by year end.
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Woman’s long detour trip due to Grand Junction snow
Dorothy Revin of Orsfield California journeyed from Los Angeles to Grand Junction Colorado by Western Airlines. Snow in Grand Junction halted landings, sending her first to Las Vegas and then back to Las Vegas before a final flight reached her destination after about 36 hours and 2093 miles.
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Government delays ruling on miners dispute amid strike tension
The Supreme Court, after postponements through April and April 10, considered extending the halt until July 1 to return seized mines to private owners. Judge Goldsborough noted the Centrailia disaster’s impact and suggested a strike attempt coinciding with an April 1 call. He criticized Lewis for calling the order a yellow dog injunction.
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Senate bill called harsh and traps for disputes
The text notes the senate bill is described as harsh with many barriers to settlements and likely to create misunderstanding and conflict. It contrasts with a house approved labor bill and mentions a tornado pattern as a separate description.
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