Truman Campaigns In New York Ballot Battle
President Truman argues New York voters will choose a senator to advance general welfare while Lehman defends welfare gains. Labor leaders Murray and Green push repeal of Taft Hartley as political stakes rise ahead of off year elections. The broadcast featured Mrs Roosevelt and lawmakers as key national issues dominate.
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CBS
York
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Phillip Murray
CIO
William Green
AFL
Lehman
Dulles
Dewey
Murray
Green
New York
New Jersey
Brooklyn
San Francisco
J. Truman
Wagner
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Chapel Hill
Henry Foscue
N. M. Harrison
Symphony
Dennis Cooke
High Point College
Joe Temple
Sheraton Hotel
Dale Carnegie
High Point
Thomas Burton
Burton Institute
Charlotte
G. I. Bill
Infant Missing Mystery Shrouds Clayville Case
Investigators clear a suspicious man questioned after a telephone call from a service station before a child vanished in Clayville. The man, a New York City resident, travels en route to the Adirondacks. police will interview him today. The father, Henry Komorek, a 34 year old Marine Corps veteran and mill worker, says they have heard nothing and doubts a ransom motive.
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Dougherty
New York City
Clayville
Adirondacks
Gold Flow To America Update and Global Gold Stock
Treasury records show gold flows to America easing to 24,583,171,791.94 dollars as foreign nations swap U.S. dollars for gold amid trade and currency confidence moves. Officials cite improved trade positions and gold backing in foreign currencies with Treasuries low on gold. U.S. stock remains ample, totaling about three fifths of the world’s monetary gold.
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Treasury
U. S
Coal Strike Mediation Wavers Amid Regional Talks
President Murray orders writed-off company offers as Jones and Laughlin Steel in Pittsburgh and Sheet and Tube in Youngstown prepare to negotiate with the CIO United Steelworkers. Ching plans talks with southern and northern producers while Pittsburgh officials seek mine reopenings. Westinghouse stays neutral in UE dispute as CIO probes pro Communist charges.
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Yvage Onea
Philip Murray
CIO
United Steelworkers Union
Donovan
Jones and Laughlin Steel Corp
Pittsburgh
Youngstown
Sheet and Tube Co
Ching
Lewis
David L. Lawrence
Duquesne Club
Cleveland
Westinghouse Electric Corporation
United Electrical Workers Union
Albert J. Fitzgerald
Westinghouse
McCormick Named Vice Chief of Naval Operations
Washington reports Admiral Forrest Sherman designates Rear Admiral Lynde Dupuy McCormick as his vice chief of naval operations effective next spring. McCormick, veteran submarine man, previously led the twelfth naval district in San Francisco and earlier served as chief of staff to Fleet Admiral Nimitz.
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Washington
Forrest P. Sherman
Naval Operations
Lynde Dupuy McCormick
Twelfth Naval District
San Francisco
Sherman
McCormick
Chester W. Nimitz
Thomas C. Kinkaid
Eastern Sea Frontier
Radford
House
Armed Services Committee
Denfeld
Kinkaid
Conolly
Pentagon
Sara Gifford Dies After Rural North Carolina Life
Sara Gifford, lived in rural Catawba and Elizabeth City areas, joined her father’s newspaper advertising department last year and was active in the North Carolina Press Women. Funeral at 3:30 p.m. Monday in Hickory with burial in Oakwood Cemetery. she is survived by her parents, sister, and grandmother.
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Catawba
Elizabeth City
Gifford
North Carolina Press Women’s Association
North Carolina Society
Raleigh
J. Melville Broughton
Hickory
Oakwood
Church of the Ascension, Episcopal
L. C. Gifford
Kenneth Millholland
Statesville
J. T. Gifford
Kokomo
Indiana
B 25 Bomber Implicated In Air Collision
Officials traced a midair collision to a B 25 bomber from Bolling Field that simulated a landing near National Airport. The bomber struck an Eastern Air Lines DC 4 killing 55, injuring its crew and the Bolivian pilot Rios Bridoux. A CAB hearing will review the crash and the pilot’s actions at Tepe Gawra uncoveries noted separately.
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Ity
National Airport
Bolling Field
National
Deem
Bolling
William S. Buckwalter
Bolivia
Erick Rios Bridoux
Eastern Air Lines
Civil Aeronautics Board
Rios Bridoux
Alexandria
Tepe Gawra
Mesopotamia
Foreign Ministers Night Amid Religious Ceremony
Police arrested a man for a shooting during a religious ceremony but could not establish a motive. Hazhir had been premier for five months in 1948. In London Britain plans a West Indian federation of six Caribbean colonies with about 3 million people and a near Dominion status. Colonial Secretary Creech Jones will publish the framework for study by West Indian governors in Bridgetown, Barbados, on Monday.
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Hazhir
London
Britain
Arthur Creech Jones
Bridgetown
Barbados
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North Carolina Symphony
North Carolina Symphony Orchestra
Symphony Society
C. F. Tomlinson
Symphony Committee
Truman
United States
Camp County
Wyo
Peking
China
America
Henri Queuille
Georges Bidault
Paris
Queuille
Bidault
Priscilla & Tailored Curtains
Chambray
Sara Gifford
Electrical Workers Union
John Saunders
Los Angeles
Barbara Codon
Saunders
Jack Aron
International Soundphote
Eric
Michael Eric
High Point, N. C
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