Mussolini's Son Reported Seen in Argentina
Reports from Critica La Razon claim Vittorio Mussolini is in Buenos Aires seeking to legalize his stay after entering unlawfully The Tabado weekly published a photo it said showed him Government officials say if present he is here illegally The Italian embassy has no information Luigi Ferrari says Vittorio was wanted for collaboration with Germany.
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Buenos Aires
Critica
la Razon
Vittorio Mussolini
Argentina
Tabado
Duce
Sabado
Mussolini
Luigi Ferrari
Federal Police
Italy
Vittorio
Milan
Ornamental Radiator Cap Kills Pedestrian in Atlanta
An ornamental radiator cap on a car hood fatally stabbed a Negro woman named Inez Fleming, 32, in Atlanta as the vehicle made a left turn. Police detain the driver on charges of reckless driving.
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Atlanta
Inez Fleming
Jamestown NC Becomes Third Chartered Town In State
Jamestown gains incorporation as a new city formed from Oakdale and old Jamestown. The ceremony featured Judge MacRae, E. D. Broadhurst, and leaders from High Point and Greensboro. Officials vow to serve as a well governed "little city" and prioritize teachers and schools. Population estimates range from 1,500 to 2,000. exact figures await a census.
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Jamestown
North Carolina
Oakdale
Old Jamestown
Flo
Highland Container Company
High Point
Greensboro
Judge MacRae
E. D. Broadhurst
Broadhurst
P. T. Dixon
Jamestown Methodist Church
Senator Penny
Joe Carruthers
Torney
Charles Hunt
Logan Porter
Lloyd Amos
Guilford County
John Walters
John McAdoo
Register of Deeds
J. E. Ward
W. L. Hunt
North State Telephone Company
Harry Weatherly
Tom Burton
North Carolina State Highway and Public Works
Dave Long
Thomasville
Eugene Idol
Guilford
Gover Jones
Clarence Johnson
Mattie Tilden
Floyd Brown
O. A. Kirkman
Clyde Shreve
W. G. Ragsdale, Jr
Price cuts filtered through NAM poll across industries
The NAM survey shows widespread price reductions as 75 percent of 5,742 respondents report cuts, with uncertainty over future costs and high material costs cited as major barriers. Food and beverages lead in cuts, followed by textiles and rubber, with metals and machinery showing smaller shares.
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NAM
Republicans Debate Use of Court Injunctions to Stop Strikes
GOP leaders remain undecided on a proposed amendment allowing private employers to seek court injunctions to halt certain strikes including jurisdictional ones. Senator Wherry was asked to poll 51 Republicans on this and other amendments as Taft shells out conditions. Taft endorses three other measures targeting union coercion in voting, contract writing, and welfare funds. Forest crops rank tenth in farm value.
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Tian
Wherry
R-Neb
Taft
Ball
Rminn
Byrd
D-Va
Birth Announcements from High Point Memorial Hospital
Lillian Karen White born April 17 to Mr. and Mrs. L. R. White. Margaret Thrift of this city is the former Mrs. Ite. Roy Ernest Carroll born April 19 to Mr. and Mrs. Roy E. Carroll at Boulevard unit. Twin daughters Rebecca Ann and Barbara Sue born April 23 to Mr. and Mrs. Glenn E. Payne Sr. at Boulevard unit. Agnes Abigail Beeson born April 24 in Walterboro South Carolina to Mr. and Mrs. James Beeson. Beeson is formerly Miss Dena Corns of High Point.
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Lillian Karen White
L. R. White
Lillian Karen
Boulevard Unit
High Point Memorial Hospital
Ite
Margaret Thrift
Roy Ernest Carroll
Roy E. Carroll
West Russell Street
Roy Ernest
Boulevard
Glenn E. Payne, Sr
Penge
Rebecca Ann
Barbara Sue
Beeson
James Beeson
Agnes Abagail
Walterboro
S. C
Dena Corns
I High Point
Owls Drive Eagles From Nest and Use It
In a rare behavior note, horned owls are observed scaring away American eagles from their nest, preying on eaglets, and then occupying the nest themselves. The behavior highlights interspecies competition for nesting sites and food.
Socialist Leader Attacks Wallace on Imperialism Claim
Norman Thomas denounces Henry Wallace's assertion of American imperialism as amazing. He calls the United States government not imperialistic and contrasts it with the Russian dictatorship described as a directed democracy. Thomas argues democracy offers freedom peace and plenty to counter communism worldwide.
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Newark
N. J
Norman Thomas
Socialist Party
Henry Wallace
United States
Holy
Russia
Major wage boosts in postwar strike era across industries
Postwar pattern shows 18 to 181 percent raises at peaks and three week telephone walkout. NFTW sought 12 dollars weekly, then 6 dollars. General Electric warns of seven percent price rise. unions dispute need for higher costs. Senate Republicans push general labor bill amid settlements.
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Joseph A. Bierne
National Federation of Telephone Workers
NFTW
Washington
Senate
Republican Policy Committee
General Electric
Saurday
Unio
Union
Auto Industry Wage Increases Reach Workers Across Big Three
The 15 cent hourly rise covers 140000 U S Steel employees 70000 Bethlehem workers 14000 at Youngstown Sheet and Tube and 12000 at Weirton Steel. GM also boosts 220000 auto workers by 15 cents an hour with Chrysler estimates totaling about 27000000 annually. The GM increase is unofficially $65000000 to $85000000 for 220000 workers. The Chrysler raise applies to all divisions including Plymouth Dodge and DeSoto.
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Ener
General Motors
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Weirton Steel
Chrysler
Plymouth
Dodge
DeSoto
Polish Push for British Roles in Palestine Commission
A Polish source argues Britain and other major powers must join a special Palestine commission to give weight to any report. London’s position remains unclear as Sir Alexander Cadogan may clarify later. A separate note contemplates the sun eclipse if the moon’s diameter were 140 miles smaller.
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Britain
Special Palestine Commission
House of Lords
U.N
Sile
Alexander Cadogan
London
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