Rail unions in stalemate after court order halt
Washington May 12 unions engineers firemen and switchmen faced a desperate stand. Government seizure and a court order blocked a strike ending the immediate crisis. President Truman's fact finders had urged a 15 1/2 cent raise while easing demands. unions rejected and later accepted partial terms, leaving both sides in a tightened bargaining position as the May 19 deadline looms.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
Anu
Army Royal
Umian
Kivyall
Truman
White House
Nobody Loves Forever at Akron Airport
Jessica seeks a momentary escape from drab life as six Joys sun and planes fill Akron's airport. A well dressed stranger shows admired conversation but Jessica refuses a repeat meeting. Lucy disapproves and Betsy shifts the mood as Jessica recalls a past Virginia schoolgirl life and the pull of memories amid a wartime town.
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Jessica
Akron
Mak
Lucy
Betsy
Baisy On
Decision delayed in Folsom paternity suit
Cullronan Alabama May 13 A paternity suit brought by Christine Johnston against Gov. James E. B. Folsom was delayed yesterday with a three hour hearing before Circuit Judge Crow Jr Attorneys for Folsom and Johnston argued and were given ten days to file additional briefs Johnston says Folsom, a bridegroom of a week, is the father of her 22 month old son James Douglas Folsom has not admitted or denied the charge The Alabama chief executive married Danielle Moore, a 21 year old state employee, last week.
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Cullronan
Ala
James EB
Folsom
Christine Putnam Johnston
Circuit Judie
James Douglas
Birminghimy Halel
Alabama
Danielle Moore
Blake and Jessica Gordon Meet in Quiet Parlour Scene
In a tense moment at a small gathering Mary Belle invites Toa Wake-Tom Blake to sit and introduce himself while Jessica Gordon and onlookers, including Te Blake, observe with wary curiosity as the situation unfolds and the man nervously answers.
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Jessicia
Jessica
Joe
Mary Belle
Toa
Tom Blake
Te Blake
Jessica Gordon
Ty Be
American Policy Leaves the Door Open for Peace Talks
AP analyst Dewitt Mackenzie reviews U S stance toward Russia, noting Washington has not proposed a conference but keeps the door open for discussions if Moscow offers proposals. President Truman clarifies policy remains firm, with no appeasement stance, while signaling openness to Moscow initiating talks.
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Russia
Washington
Truman
Malotov
Walter Bedell Smith
America
United States
Moscow
Hura
Sammie
Joverop
Moletay
Toybe
Marshal Stalin
Sulik
Europe
Dpn Pyoto
Unclear Text About Matches and Poisoning Formulation
Fragmentary report notes mentions matches described as poisonous and linked to a murder case and personal crisis. The garbled OCR makes details and entities uncertain.
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Baey
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Tom
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