UAW Plans Fight Against Communists
UAW leaders in Atlantic City outline a constitutional amendment proposal to bar Communist or pro-Soviet affiliates from holding office. aim to tighten loyalty rules for union officials and deter sympathizers while preparing for a wage campaign and contract talks amid inflation pressures and a large anticipated delegate gathering.
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United Auto
Mig Garste
Muimeda
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Comignuniard
Matthew
Kein
UAW
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Walter
Russians Still Playing for Time
The text indicates ongoing diplomacy and delaying tactics referenced by officials and journalists, including mentions of peace talks, reactions from Russia, and continued negotiation efforts. Names like Newsom and Ireland News Editor are present among garbled phrases, suggesting a historical telegraphic report on wartime diplomacy without clear dates or places.
Prescott News previews Finders Creek of Prancott High
Prescott News reports Junior Choan of Prancott will present Finders Creek on March 27 at 7:30 pm in the High School auditorium. The play blends romance, comedy and mystery with student detectives and named roles such as Wilbur and Hercules Walker.
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Prancott
Jimmy Ward
Wilburd Makeell
Hercules Walner
Otto
Emile Mitchell
Quidwagley
Biddle Vantola
Blister
Dr. Brown
Koy King
Matay Gririy
Laondda
Delmar Tyran
Claude
Juan Haynie
Dalphie
Dune White
Chale Phiniaa
Adana
Mr Purtle
GOP Plans to End RFC Support in Reconstruction Finance
GOP leaders push to abolish the Reconstruction Finance Corp in a bid to end federal lending through the agency by year’s end. House Speaker Martin and other leaders disclosed the plan after a Monday briefing with the Vice President. The drive follows concerns over agency scope and effectiveness in current economic policy.
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House
Martin
Joan
Trenaury
Taxpayers Pouring Money into the U S Treasury
Washington reports show federal revenue rising with March 18 tallies and a May 20 total near 47 billion dollars, five billion above the previous year. Officials warn the figure is far from the 40.7 billion predicted for the fiscal year as defense spending grows and the budget is reviewed.
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Hope Ark Municipal Court Docket March 24 1953
Court docket lists numerous defendants in Hope Arkansas for March 24 1953 tied to driving while intoxicated speeding and various violations. Fines range from 1 to 69 dollars with cash bonds forfeited. several entries note jail time or suspended sentences. Also notes President Truman forecast a national year deficit of 5.0006?0? million.
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Orville Hunter
Witlie Lee
Ray McKissack
Edward W. White
J Heenan
Ray McKisdack
Williette
T. J. McKinanck
Deunkennens
Piea
Til Robins
Emanuel Wyatt
Bee
Wille Lee Wesles
Wilam Norris
Percy O'Steen
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Beard
Curtis Jamison
Duell Stevens
Tod Hacker
Calvin McPudden
Clarence Clirys
Jal
V. Greeson
Overland
AL Iy Papking
J. E. Osborne
B. B. ‘Pratt
B.D. Xing
Louis Lanzen, Jr
Weaver
Frank Kelley
Calvin Cordover
Madison Wilegon
William Hamilton
George Cordovers
Reckles
Smith
Repatriates Arrive in Japan
MAIZURU Japan AW A sec fond repatriation ship Takasagty Maru arrives today from Shanghai with 1959 Japanese nationals stranded in China since the end of World War I. By midsummer some 24000 Japanese, some held as long as 18 years, are scheduled to be returned from China. Swarms of newsmen heard conflicting stories of life in Communist China. Some returnees wept with joy others spouted Red propaganda. Mayor Taswo Segune said the passengers were the most orderly yet to arrive at this repatriation center from all Communist country. Some described Red China as paradise others spoke of banditry at pistol point to work in Communist factories. Some said Red China was conducting a successful war against a first world foe. Some said the Communists taught them that South Korea is invaded by North Korea and that U S troops wage germ warfare in Korea. They claimed these beliefs in study groups meeting in factories offices and municipal districts.
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Japan
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Shanghai
China
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Manchuria
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Fishin
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Taswo Segunejot
Malauru
Korea
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UN Command: shells in Pammunjon zone cause no casualties
In Panmunjom the United Nations command reported Allied shells fired by mistake near the neutral truce area. Col Willard Cr lo ck, U N dison officer, said no casualties or damage resulted. Protests by communists followed the incident.
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Munsan
Korea
United Nations Command
Wdycd
Panmnyoin
Willard Chrlock
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Byrnes Takes Blame for UN Policy
Washington reports Byrnes admitted responsibility for the UN jobs policy while secretary of state. He said the State Department would not make recommendations for Americans seeking UN positions. He denied Alger Hiss influenced policy. Byrnes, then South Carolina governor, held the post since July 1943. In January 1947 Hiss was convicted of perjury for denying his role with a Communist spy ring.
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Washington
James F. Byrnes
State Department
United Nations
Ma Teller
House Judiciary
Byrnes
Alger Fills
South Caroling
Breakdown of U N payroll concerns and historical notices
A congressional subcommittee probes reports of subversive charges by Americans on the United Nations payroll and alleged interference by the State and Justice Departments with a New York federal grand jury inquiry. It also reviews a State Department stance inherited from Byrnes on job screening for UN postings. George Washington uniquely did not live in Washington DC. Election of the U S president has twice gone to the House, with Jefferson and John Quincy Adams among the outcomes.
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State Department
United States
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