Conciliator Sees End Of Maritime Dispute Today
Washington reports a government conciliator says a settlement that averts a threatened 48 hour maritime strike may be announced today after talks with CIO Maritime Unity leaders and labor officials. CIO President Philip Murray and Lee Pressman attended the session at the Labor Department as negotiations continue.
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Consumer labor group pushes Truman veto of OPA plan
Plamen Re bn conference representing about 40 million members urged President Truman to veto the OPA legislation in Congress. The session in the Senate Banking Committee room included 32 affiliated groups and speeches by Senator Wagner and CIO leaders.
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Tech Automo Workers
CIO
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American Association of University Women
American Association of Univ Professors
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National Farmers Union
National Council of Jewish Women
Barkiey
Bevin’s bold Bali of Palestine policy at Bournemouth
England’s Foreign Secretary Bevin spoke bluntly at the Labour conference in Bournemouth outlining a hardline stance on Palestine and a two fisted Paris plan. He rejected immediate immigration of 100000 Jews and warned of separate peace treaties if talks fail. The Labour Party backed his conduct of foreign affairs.
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British Loan Approved By Banking Committee
Washington reports the house banking committee approved a 4000000 British loan bill by a 20 to 5 vote after hearings. Senate already passed 46 to 34. the measure moves to the house floor for a likely vote next week. Proponents say the loan frees world trade and supports Bretton Woods cooperation.
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Spanish Plan Opposed by Red Delegate in UN Debate
Soviet delegate Andrei Gromyko rejected a compromise plan to refer the Spanish question to the General Assembly. The UN Security Council adjourned with Spain still undecided, signaling delegates must seek another solution.
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United Nations Security Council
General Assembly
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Australia
Security Council
Weather Outlook North Carolina June 14 1946
Partly cloudy and hot with high humidity. Scattered afternoon and early evening showers possible. Sunrise today at 03:00, sunset at 7:38.
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Yadkin Project Hearing Delayed One Week
Senator Hoey says hearings on the $70,000,000 Yadkin river flood control project in North Carolina will be rescheduled for the week of June 25 before the Senate commerce committee. The board of army engineers was to review the 1946 favorable report from district engineers on June 18.
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North Carolina
Senate Commerce Committee
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Board of Army Engineers
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Petrillo Named Defendant in Coercive Radio Case
Attorney General Tom Clark announced a criminal information charging James C. Petrillo and his musicians union with coercive practices affecting radio broadcasting. The case marks a federal action against a prominent labor leader and his organization.
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Washington
Tom Clark
James C. Petrillo
Italian King and Suite Leave as Premier Gains Powers
King Umberto II and his party left Quirinale by plane for an unknown destination as Premier Alcide de Gasperi was granted new powers as acting chief of state in a temporary compromise. Farewells at Ciampino airport featured tears and cheek-kissing while Queen Maria Jose and two children went to Portugal aboard an Italian cruiser following Italy's vote to overturn the Royal House.
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King Umberto Goes Into Exile From Italy to Portugal
The royal palace announced that King Umberto has left Italy for exile in Portugal aboard a Savoia Marchetti plane that departed Campino airport. The move ends a three day cabinet dispute following a plebiscite ten days earlier.
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Exiled King Vittorio III Leaves Republic for Egypt
Umberto's father King Vittorio III, wearied by the republic, goes into exile in Egypt on May 9 amid political upheaval. The departure marks a decisive shift as strong anti-monarchy sentiment reshapes the nation's leadership.
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Truman Enjoys Three Hours Of Laffing Room Only
President Harry S. Truman spent three hours at the Capital Theater box watching Ole Olsen and Chic Johnson perform Laffing Room Only. He relaxed in the presidential box as the return of postwar burdens faded for the moment.
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Chic Johnson
Salisbury Man Elected Head Of Bakers Body
Gregory Peeler of Salisbury North Carolina was elected president of the Bankers Association of the Carolinas at the convention session. Ww Barr of Columbia was named vice president for South Carolina and K G Patterson of Asheville NC was named vice president for North Carolina.
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Gregory Peeler
Salisbury
N. C
Bankers Association of the
Mourners to Receive a Dollar Each in Coffin Will
Charles Coffin, a 58 year old retired farmer, left a funeral arrangement that gives 112 mourners a dollar each. The Foster funeral home of Marshalltown disclosed the plan, noting Coffin had no immediate survivors.
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Charles Coffin
Foster Funeral Home
Marshalltown
Coffin
Chinese Truce Fails as Forces Push North China
In Nanking on June 13, the Central News Agency said the 15 day truce between nationalist and communist forces collapsed as nationalist troops pressed in Manchuria and communists failed a landing near Tsingtao where U.S. Marines guard a major North China base. Martial law reportedly proclaimed in Shantung peninsula per unconfirmed dispatches.
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Judiciary Panel Finds No Evidence for Action on Justices
The House Judiciary Committee says it has no evidence to act in a dispute involving Justice Robert Jackson and Justice Hugo Black. Chairman Hatton Sumners notes no jurisdiction for impeachment inquiry and emphasizes possible action only if new evidence arises. He mentions three possible paths: investigative action, no action, or adjournment.
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Harris Hints He Will Give Folger Support
The state elections board and state bureau of investigation pursued irregularities in the fifth district Democratic primary. Joe J. Harris signaled support for Rep. J H Folger of Mount Airy, while Thurmond Chatham led initially but trails Folger by narrow margins. The investigation opened in Dobson as Col. W. T. Joyner chaired the board inquiry.
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J H. Folger
Mount Airy
Thurmond Chatham
Winston-Salem
Washington suicide duo leapt from LaFayette Hotel
A former garage owner Arthur D. Millison and Dorothy Cox Ma honey a 25 year old writer plunged to their deaths from the ninth floor of the LaFayette hotel near the White House. Millison after a confrontation with two officers jumped to his death while Millison’s companion landed on the hotel dining room roof.
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Arthur D. Millison
Dorothy Cox Mahoney
San Francisco
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White House Conference Precedes Byrnes Takeoff
Washington report says a White House briefing on world issues led to Byrnes departure for Paris. President Truman accompanied Byrnes toward the airport aboard his plane the Sacred Cow. Senators Connally and Vandenberg join Byrnes as they prepare for a big four foreign ministers meeting in Paris with Molotov and allies.
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Arab League Unveils 10 Point Palestine Plan
Bludan Syria June 13. The Arab League announced a 10 point program on Palestine and said secret resolutions were adopted. The plan calls for increased funds to curb land sales to Jews and urges unity under an executive committee led by Haj Amin al Husseini.
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Army Recovers More Jewels After Arrest
Frankurt reports the army recovered an estimated 40 000 to 50 000 worth of Hesse crown jewels in Germany after the arrest of Maj Davis B Watson of Burlington California. The jewels will be shown at the I G Farben building in Europe headquarters this afternoon as further details emerge. Watson was arrested last Sunday in connection with the theft following the arrest of Col J W Durant in Chicago in the Kronberg castle royal treasure case. Durant and his WAC wife Kathleen B Marsh Durant were said to be returning to Germany for court martial, though confirmation was pending.
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Chicago
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Way Paved For Higher Prices In Restaurants
OPA opened the path to higher restaurant prices, partially following a Senate Banking Committee recommendation. An immediate order allows new menu prices to reflect higher costs from removing price ceilings on food items, though the impact may be limited.
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Washington
OPA
Senate Banking Committee
Murder Suspect Sought in South Carolina Robbery Slaying
Washington detectives chase a lead in a South Carolina town for a suspect in the June 5 murder during a store robbery of Maurice L. Bernstein. A second suspect, Jess James Patton, 21, is jailed awaiting grand jury action.
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Washington
Robert J. Barrett
Maurice L. Bernstein
Jess James Patton
Death claims Sen Bankhead in Maryland
Washington reports Senator John H Bankhead died at Bethesda Naval Hospital aged 73 after a stroke. He served in the Senate since 1930 and was known for farm and cotton legislation. Funeral services will be held Friday at Jasper Alabama with burial in Oak Hill Cemetery.
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Shelby Man Tops State U C C Board Appointment
June 18 BALSOM Gov Kerry announced Col Henry E Kendall of Shelby as member and chairman of the North Carolina unemployment compensation commission. Kendall will earn 6000 dollars yearly and replaces Col A L Fletcher who resigns effective July 1. Kendall is a Cleveland county native, Shelby school alumnus, NC State 1926 graduate and unmarried brother of H W Kendall editor of the Greensboro daily news.
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Greensboro Daily News
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