Use Of Manpower Blamed For Labor Mobilization Ban
Defense Mobilization Director Charles E. Wilson blames manpower allocation for labor representatives withdrawing from defense boards. He spoke while vacationing in Fort Lauderdale and planned talks with President Truman. The dispute centers on who serves in armed forces and who handles defense duties as a manpower advisory council under Arthur Fleming is created. Humphrey and Taft weighed in as ULPC members debated the impact on inflation and mobilization policy.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Charles E. Wilson
Wilson
Presdent
Truman
Ky West
Arthur Flemming
Cial
Washington
Ulted — Policy Committee
Eric Johnston
Johnsthe
Charles
Rumaney
Ae Oa
George Meany
Nere Arthur
Goldberg George Leighty
Railway Labor Came
Association
al J. Hayes
Machinists
Fastan
Tors
Senate Labor Subcommittee
Humphrey
D.-Minn
iSesatee
Tobin
Filem
Civil Serv Commission
Preston Truman
Key West
Charles Wife Son
Little White
GM Packard Lead Market On Wall Street Rally
On March 6 in New York General Motors led gains after reporting record 1950 sales and profits. Packard Motors rose on news of a large order for GE J-47 engines for the Air Force. Several majors such as U S Steel Bethlehem Steel Goodyear and DuPont slipped, while the market showed mixed to flat price changes near a 50 cent limit.
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New York
General Motors
Ned
Packard Motors
General Electric
Air Force
Geneva
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem Steel
Ler
Goodyear
Sear American Telephone
Nnecott Copper
Air Reduction
du Pont
American Can
Electrical & Musical, Industries
Sinclair Oil
Eastern Air
J. 1 Case
Douglas Aircraft
Union Pacific
Paramount
Two Air Crewmen Die In B 26 Crash Near Staunton
A B26 twin engine bomber crashed into Blue Ridge Mountain near Staunton Virginia killing two reservist crewmen from Langley Air Force Base. Pilot Captain Donald H Bellville 28 of Belleville Illinois and Staff Sergeant James F Butler 25 of Dorchester Massachusetts died as wreckage scattered over about 500 yards. Bellville who joined the air force in 1941 was recalled to active duty for training.
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Staunton
Blue Ridge
Langley Air Force Base
Donald H. Belleville
Belleville
James F. Butler
Dorchester
Mass
Big North Mountain
R. €. Gaunt
Gaunt
Air Force
Bitter Marines Return Under Rotation From Chosin Fight
One thousand one hundred sixty seven First Division leathernecks arrive in San Francisco after three days of red tape. Col Miller promises pay, 30 day leaves by Friday. Families greet troops aboard ship as Major General Erskine and Fleet Admiral Nimtz laud the marines.
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Golden Gate
Col. L. G. Miller
Marine Barracks
A Ona
Leathernecks
Changjin
S. Breckinridge
Hogue
Oakland
Cal
Navy
Chester Nimitz
Theba
Toledo
Ames
Oledo
Western Three Debating Agenda for Foreign Ministers
Representatives from Britain United States France and Russia met in Paris to shape an agenda for a foreign ministers conference. Early sessions yielded two draft agendas proposing talks on a German peace treaty and easing European tension.
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Eee
Britain
United States
France
Russia
Washington
London
Robert Schuman
U. S
Philip Jessup
Germany
Europe
Pink Palace
Ernest Davies
Collazo Trial Ends In Murder Case Defense Rested
In Washington on March 6 the government and defense rested in the Oscar Collazo murder trial. Jurors were to hear closing arguments before a nine-woman three-man federal jury. Collazo faces a possible death sentence if convicted for the Blair House shooting in which guard Leslie Cof felt died and another guard was wounded. Collazo and Torresola planned a demonstration to draw world attention to Puerto Rico conditions, not to kill anyone.
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Washington
Oscar Collazo
Truman
Collazo Ag
Hoe “Fe
Eeselio Torresola
Blair ‘Lee
Torresola
Leslie Coffelt
Collazo
Pennsylvania Avenue
White House
Donald T. Birdzell
Tap
Fay
Birdzell
Puerto Rico
Blair House
David §. Polier
Washington, D. C
Aiken
S. C
Polier
Leo Rover
Rover
T. Alan
Ata
Thenal
Laughlin
James J. Laughlin
Puertoco
Allied Push Grinds Steadily Ahead In Korean Snowstorm
Washington dispatch reports House leaders oppose drafting 1-year-olds as the universal military bill moves forward. Durham predicts high school graduates may enlist at 17 or 18 to ease college entry, amid debates over four year operation and Bricker Johnson amendments.
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Washington
Carl Durham
Carolina
House
Senate
Durham
Armed Services
Taft
Ohio
Bricker
Edwin C. Johnson
D.-Colo
McFarland
Arizona
Thesea House
Armed Services Committee
Congress
Bricker-Johnson
Lyndon Johnson
D.-Tex
Johson
Cannon Named Dean of Duke Divinity School
Dr. Cannon, longtime Duke faculty member and son of the late Methodist Bishop James Cannon, becomes dean of Duke Divinity School after serving as acting dean since last September. A 32-year Divinity veteran and author, he holds degrees from Trinity, Princeton, Birmingham Southern, with study in Scotland and Evanston. He leads the Methodist seminary within Duke University given its 1926 founding and place among 10 approved Methodist seminaries.
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Ee Ames Vy
Duke University Divinity School
Harold Bosley
Dean Cannon
James Cannon
Methodist Church
Duke
Divinity School
Hollis Edens
Dr. Cannon
Ty School
Duke Divinity School
America
Cannon
Trinity College
Duke University
Princeton
Birmingham Southern
Garrett Biblical Institute
Evanston
New College
Edinburg
Scotland
Virginia
Southern Methodist Missions
H. E. Spence
Richmond V.ian
Richmond “Christian Advocate
the Muslin World
Senators keep names secret in Saxony hotel mix up
Washington March 6 Investigating senators agreed to withhold the names of colleagues who allegedly accepted free stays at the Saxony hotel Miami Beach Fla The testimony tied RFC loans to the Saxony Sorrento and Maxwell Co with White House aide Daw son and RFC official Robertson listed among non paying guests and loan approvals debated amid closed hearings.
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Washington
Miami Beach
Fla
Senate Banking Subcommittee
Recons Finance Corporation
Bennett
Utah
Subcommittee
Murray
D-Mont
Saxony
RFC
Hilton W. Robertson
Senator Murray
James Murray
Sorrento
Maxwell Co
Maxwell
Robertson
Charles
Fulbright
D-Ark
George D. Sax
Dawson
Ideal
Senate
House Group Approves Winston ABC Ballot Measure
Raleigh March 6 A House committee backed a bill to permit an election in Winston-Salem for opening ABC liquor stores while killing a proposal to cut liquor transport in a dry county from a gallon to a quart. Rep Crissman seeks an all or nothing vote to record lawmakers stance. Mayor Kurfees supports a city ABC election.
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House
Winston-Salem
ABC
Walter E. Crissman
Ord
Committee On
Crissman
C. Wayland Spruill
Bertie
Marshall Kurfees
Bill Atkins
Yancey
Granite Quarry Bank Robbers Sentenced
Four young men charged with robbing the Granite Quarry Farmers and Merchants bank of more than 44 000 Feb 12 received federal reformatory sentences ranging up to 20 years here yesterday. James Josey 20 and his brother John 20 of Granite Quarry Jackson 20 and William Black 22 of Kannapolis were handed 15 year sentences. The sentences will be served at the federal reformatory at Lewisburg Pa.
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Rockingham
Farmers and Merchants Bank of
Morehhan
James Josey
John
Granite Quarry
Jackson
William Black
Kannapolis
Federal Reformatory
Lewisburg
GM Breaks All Profit Records in 1950
General Motors reports a 1950 net income of 41.1 percent of sales, earnings of $9.35 per share after preferred dividends, and record sales of $7.53 billion. Chairman Alfred P. Sloan Jr. and President C. E. Wilson cite higher taxes and a stock split on 88 million shares, with 1950 prices rising 3.5 percent under the Office of Price Stabilization.
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New York
General Motors Corp
United States
Canada
C. E. Wilson
Alfred P. Sloan, Jr
Office of Price Stabilization
Reducing diet leaves old gal unrecognizable
A brief note claims a reducing diet is effective as the speaker notes the old gal from Ewale is no longer recognizable. The line presents a personal remark with no clear context or additional details.
Communists Resisting Bitterly In East Korea
In central Korea snow hindered Marine advance toward Hongchon as Communist forces bolstered defenses. General Ridgway said Reds have manpower to strike but aren’t poised for an imminent counteroffensive, while U S Second and Seventh divisions press a joint ground assault aided by French forces.
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Tokyo
Korea
Hongchon
Hoengsong
MacArthur
Third Field Army
Paeatoer
Matthew B
Gaia
Ridgway
Capa
Gene MacArthur
Wedteaie
Aumeel Tk
Lea Walker
Seoul
Taemi
Pangnim
Neh Wee
U. S
Weather report and city temperatures across stations
Weather bulletin notes tonight's low near five degrees and tomorrow's high around sixty eight. Official records show Charlotte at a low of forty eight and a high near sixty eight with various stations listing temperatures and rainfall amounts for the prior day including Asheville Atlanta Charleston High Point St Mitchell New Orleans New York Raleigh Wilmington and San Antonio.
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Mar
Asheville
Atlanta
Charleston
High Point
Los Angeles
St MG
Miami
Mini-St. Paul
Mt. Mitchell
New Orleans
New York
Raleigh
San Antonio
Washington
Wilmington
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Philip Murray
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U.S
George Morris Fay
Coltazo
Great Britain
Andrei Gromyko
Alexandre Parodi
North Korea
South Korea
Yongju
Yongdu
Donald Dawson
Winston
Ewale
M.L.P
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Tom Stone
Indeo
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