Trade Union Federation Head Urges Infiltration
Berlin reports Benoit Franchon World Federation of Trade Unions urges infiltrating non Communist labor groups to sabotage Western rearmament. He cites using wildcat strikes to triplicate programs and work in organizations outside the WFTU. A 3 14 hour Berlin speech praises strikes in New York and Hamburg and promotes broad labor influence.
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Daniel DE Luce
Berlin
World Federation of Trade Unions
Benoit Franchon
WFTU
Red Federation
Franchon
Frachon
New York
Hamburg
John J
Gene) Sampson
Blatherskite
Franchon Sampson
Army Base
Korea
Sampson
CIO Urges Order For FEPC Body
The CIO urges President Truman to create a Fair Employment Practices Commission by executive order with enforcement power. It faults the Senate filibuster and argues national legislation is needed to end job discrimination and mobilize defense resources.
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Washington
CIO
Truman
Labor Organization
Fair Employment Practices Commission
Senate
FEPC
Roosevelt
Nail Still There Clinton Nail In Chest Remains
Sixty five year old James Gregory swallowed a lathing nail while lathing and plastering a house 26 years ago. The nail remains lodged in the chest area according to an X ray. Doctors call the condition harmless.
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Clinton, Sr
James Gregory
Gregory
Royal Pair Back Home After Trip
Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh returned from a six week Canada and United States tour to cheering crowds in London. The princess embraced 3 year old Prince Charles at Fuston Station as the royal party headed to Buckingham Palace. King George VI and Queen Mary greeted them at the palace with thousands lining the route, while Liverpool also hailed the return with a formal ceremony.
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London
Elizabeth
Duke of Edinburgh
Canada
United States
Prince Charles
Fuston
Charles
Grenadier Guards
Washington, D. C
Queen Elizabeth
Princess Margaret
Buckingham Palace
George
Mary
Anne
Palace
Duke
Liverpool
States Rights Leaders Struggle for Anti Truman Course
South leaders debate how to oppose President Truman and a civil rights plank without leaving the Democratic Party. At Hot Springs Arkansas the Southern Governors Conference weighed options while Truman militant in key stance. Some propose a separate convention if Truman runs Taft split discussed but not decided.
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Don Whitehead
Washington
Truman
South
Mr. Truman
Hot Springs
Ark
Dixie
States
Sid McMath
Arkansas
James F. Byrnes
South Carolina
Herman Talmadge
Georgia
House
Sam Rayburn
Texas
Key West
State of the Union
Congress
Democratic Party
Dixie Forces
Gov. Talmadge
Sen
Robert A. Taft
House of Representatives
Energies misdirected by U S bills to Russia patrol
Senator George Smathers in Miami Beach urged tougher efforts to settle U S relations with Russia. He said the nation cannot be outmaneuvered and involved in a little war here and there, noting “we're beating the snake's tail in Korea and letting the head live in the Kremlin.”
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Miami Beach
Korea
Kremlin
George Smathers
D-Fla
U.S
Russia
Smathers
Signs That Warn of Coronary Heart Disease
A 1951 article notes that warning signs precede many heart attacks in about 30 percent of patients. It describes typical symptoms such as chest pain radiating to arms and neck, often after exertion, with variability from dull ache to severe gripping pain. The piece emphasizes recognizing these advance signals to prevent major events.
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MORT
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