Warns of being lulled into false security by slowed Reds
DEWITT MACKENZIE AP Foreign Affairs Analyst warns against false security as Bolshevists slow their advance on multiple fronts. He cites Korea and China as pivotal, noting North and South Korean actions, Soviet unity conferences, and UN plans while urging vigilance amid potential Soviet influence and public misperception.
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Q U. N. Commission
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Unity Conference
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Kimmy
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Kim
Benin
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Railroads Seized as Wage Talks Reach Impasse
Government moves to seize railroads after failed negotiations over wage and working-conditions. President orders continuation of existing terms until further notice, while a fact-finding board proposed 15.5 cents per hour, rejected by engineers, switchmen, and firemen seeking 30 percent. Major General Edmond H. Leavey named to run rail lines for the army as unions threaten a strike.
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Army
Kenneth Royall
Nations
Johinston
Johnston
Robertson
Royall
Edmond H. Leavey
Leavy
Supreme Court
John L. Lewis
White House
Charles G. Hass
Capitol
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Knowland
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Senate
Congress
United States
John R. Steelman
Ross
Steelman
Mm. St
Alvanley Johnston
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Violence Continues As Korea Votes In First Independent Govt
An Associated Press report by Frank L. White notes late afternoon ballot marks at ten polling places. About six percent of eligible voters had cast ballots as Korea moves toward its first popularly elected government after years of rule by the monarchy and Japanese authorities. The scene reflects a pivotal moment in Korea's political transition.
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Associated Press
Frank L. White
Ibis
Korea
Time to rebuild Italy slow, ERP aid limited says editor
Rome dispatch by John Early notes European recovery dollars will not quickly fix war torn Italy. ERP aid may help long term but political patronage and instability blur immediate gains. Agrarian reform and rural development in the South loom as key tests for economy. President Truman’s aides fail to break a wage and policy deadlock in Washington.
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New York Stocks Weaken as Rail Strike Tension Eases
Stocks fluctuated on May 10 as busing and rail strike fears faded, with gains in carriers and select industrials while broad market prices held. Major names like Chrysler and Goodyear led advances among diversified issues, bonds moved unevenly, and grain and cotton futures showed limited activity amid mixed sentiment.
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Weston Union
Chrysler
Youngstown Sheet
Goodyear
Fanta Fe
Southern Pacific
Cental Railroad
N. J
Northern Bu Pont
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Internatonal Telephone
Wilson & Co
Armour, Johns
Manville
Boaowthern Railway
Auind Fhelps
Lote
Cutton Futur
Rittires
Railroad unions leave White House amid cap tense talks
Leaders of three strike threatened railroad unions exited the White House at 4 45 p m today after talks, saying they might issue a statement within an hour. The moment came as labor actions loom over the industry.
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Truman
Rolyrwudy Alvantes Dolisfen
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Steelmen
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White House
UN weighs ghost government for Palestine
In Lake Success on May 10 the UN studied a British inspired five to six man neutral authority to govern Palestine after Britain's exit. The plan would place US France and Belgium as core members under UN auspices, with a small UN commission to oversee but not enforce full rule amid ongoing Arab Jewish clashes.
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Palestine
Great Britain
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Re Moe
Nis
Archie Creech Jones
Britain
Creech Jones
Belgium
Jerusalem
UN Palestine Commission
Feira
Morsal
Preacher Held in Death of Fire Chief
Lorenz A. Dolic, 63, died after being kicked from a fire ladder during an attempt to stop a preacher named Lane from falling. Lane, 39, was charged with kicking and causing Dolic’s death as witnesses described the man in robes preaching atop a three story house. The event led to the ladder being lowered while fire and police redirected bystanders.
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Lorenz A. Dolic
Dalle
William Lane
Louis J. Mitchel
Tane
Fire Department
Lane
Dolle
Thaile
Rail tampered with on road in Pennsylvania
Valley Forge, Pa May 10 The Reading Railroad and the Montgomery County district attorney said indications of rail tampering may have caused a passenger train to derail last night. Two crew members were jailed. The article notes mixed livestock market results with cattle and sheep pricing and limited demand.
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Valley Dodge
Reading Railroad
Montgomery County
Reading Company
Allentown
Model Mom Philadelphia Wreck Near Valley Forge Rail
The Model Mom Philadelphia was wrecked near the George Washington Memorial chapel in Valley Forge. A sideplate joining two rails had been removed and tampering suspected. District Attorney Arnold Forrest said the scene looked suspicious and a Reading company statement noted nuts and bolts lying along the track, and spikes pulled from both sides indicating intentional removal.
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Philadelphia
George Washington Memorial Chapel
Valley Worge
Arnald Forrest
Reading Company
Backers Try to Get Armory Bill Passed
Washington on May 10 AP backers of a 207 930 390 army construction bill sought passage to fund camps and bases abroad including three secret air force installations in Canada and Newfoundland. Critics argued for caps and safeguards while Capitol Hill debated emergency air force and Navy funding and draft universal military training plans amid national defense concerns.
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Ihe
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House Appropriations Committee
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Navy
Bureau of Aeronautics
Taber
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Senate Armed Services Committee
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Truman
Alten
Gebale
Buenos Aires City Walls Adorned with Multicolored Glass
Glass panels cover walls of numerous homes and public buildings in Buenos Aires and other Argentine cities, creating a vibrant mosaic across urban facades. The trend highlights varied color schemes and modern architectural flair.
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Buenos Aires
Free offer for deafened persons advertises Full-tone Hearing brochure
A bold advertisement promotes a free brochure titled Full-tone Hearing for deafened individuals. It claims the guide offers practical advice and encouragement, inviting readers to send a penny post card with their name and address to BELTONE, Dent 18, 1450 W 19th St, Chicago 8, IL, and to share with others who are hard of hearing.
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Dent
19Th St
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