Labor Eyes Gains as Union Leaders Rally for Higher Wages
Labor leaders pledge increases and plan further gains while criticizing Republicans for a split in foreign policy. Philip Kaiser in Morgantown states strong unions are democracy's answer to communism as AFL CIO and UMW leaders address international roles and wage ambitions.
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Truman to Launch Major War Bond Drive Tonight
President Truman opens the national bond-selling campaign in San Francisco with a nationwide radio address at 9 50 p m EST. The drive, the largest since World War II, will be promoted across five networks with extensive volunteer outreach including rural areas. The Treasury has not yet announced a target total.
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Crowd Nears Lynching of Virginia Cop in Waterfront Incident
In Colonial Beach Virginia a crowd confronted and threatened Officers Charles White and another trooper after police arrested Rogers J Roberts over a waterfront brawl. Roberts claimed he and his brother Everett were robbed of $200 and assaulted. Troopers arrived to disperse the mob.
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Monkey Grand Doctor Dies
SUSANNE Switzerland Dr Serge Vornoff famed proponent of rejuvenation burial today. Vornoff was 85 and died after a short illness. He married in 1934 at age 70 to Miss Gertrude Schwaetz 20. His third wife a cousin of Elena now wife of former King Carol of Romania.
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Miss America candidate chosen as perfect model by florists
An AP report notes Miss Margaret among perfect models selected by the Florists Telegraph Delivery Association. The group of about 9,000 florists chose the President's daughter as the ideal personality and charm to wear the camellia. Miss Yolande Berbeze of Mobile, Alabama, crowned Miss America last year, was cited as another perfect model by Rothschild-backed florists.
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Group Will Name New Jordan King
An extraordinary Jordan National Assembly session opened to decide the royal succession Prince Talal heir to the throne is expected to be named after a later session. Prince Naif as regent and King Abdullah may participate in the deliberations with Switzerland mentioned as a later destination.
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Nationalists Say They Will Not Be Bound by San Francisco Treaty
Taipei dispatch reports the Chinese Nationalist government stating it will not consider the San Francisco treaty binding. The statement says China will keep current relations with Japan and that the treaty will not affect China Japan relations. The Nationalists oppose the Anglo American air treaty and object to participation by Chinese Nationalists or Chinese Communists.
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Shirtsleeve Service Sundays to Continue
The Miami service will keep shirt-sleeve Sunday nights for several weeks with the pastor avoiding the colorful parade. The article notes the pastor wore a plain blue and white jersey during last night’s service and explains home remodeling tips to curb messes, including shoe mats, paper strips, and daily vacuuming.
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Women Sleep Nude At Night Survey Finds Husbands Object
A survey from the Schrank organization reports that 76 percent of husbands dislike their wives sleeping nude while 49 percent prefer nightgowns with lace and frills. Only 24 percent are fine with women in just themselves, and many fear upkeep and cost of frilly sleepwear.
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Farmers To Get Higher Net Income Across Maryland Regions
The bank reports farmers’ net income rose sharply due to strong potato and grain crops, with potatoes up 343 percent year over year. Higher prices across crops, except cotton, boosted income while costs rose, especially fertilizer and wages. Farmers plan debt repayment, reinvestment, and consumer purchases as they benefit from increased income. The report covers Maryland West Virginia Virginia and the Carolinas.
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Mysterious Red Lights Hover Over Allied Lines in Korea
Four nights running the red lights appeared above the Central Front in Korea. Witnesses described them as resembling adaoation objects carried by balloon or helicopter and pushed by wind at about 2,000 feet. UN officials offered no explanation as they vanished into rear areas.
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