Bitter Battle Conimed tram Page One
A chaotic wartime style page one recounts a bitter conflict over labor and political actions. President Truman appears amid production and wage debate while workers strike and protest actions impact phone and telecommunication operations across states.
Clouds Blamed for Plane Collision
A cloud formation blamed for a tragic air collision in Stuttgart claimed several lives among Allied forces. Names and exact numbers are unclear due to OCR errors, but reports reference Lt Linga Buyter and a Virginia veteran among the deceased. The incident occurred near Stuttgart on a Saturday, with military personnel reporting casualties and investigations expected.
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Truman Won't Talk About Eisenhower
Washington April 1 President Teaman declines to say whether he will talk about Eisenhower. The President avoided direct comment as reporters pressed for a reply. The day’s events included coverage of the Supreme Command for Europe and a collision in Newburgh New York involving a training plant, with casualties reported.
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