Wallace heckled as Pepper praises opposition to policy
In Madison Square Garden Wallace faced boos during a White House approved rally speech. Pepper praised demanding a change in U S foreign policy. Both men criticized policy as flawed while addressing about 19 000 attendees. Wallace defended a clear independent line and rejected pro British or pro Russian stances.
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New York
Commerce
Henry A. Wallace
White House
Madison Square Garden
Claude Pepper
D-Fla S
National Citizens’ Political Action Committee
Independent Citizens Committee of Arts, Sciences and Professions
Wallace
United State
Hisses
Russia
Truman
United States
New York City
Europe
Latin América
Near East
Pershing 86 Sees Truman Birthday Call From President
Gen. John J. Pershing, aged 86 and long a key artillery figure in 1918, receives a birthday call from President Truman. Pershing, retired as general of the armies, has resided at Walter Reed Hospital since 1938 after illness. He urges a firm diplomacy in postwar differences and recalls how WWI might have secured peace if terms were dictated in Berlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John J. Pershing
Truman
My. Truman
Missouri National Guard
Pershing
Walter Reed
Berlin
Football Season Opens Here Tonite
Indiana High School football opens the 1946 season tonight against Apollo High at 8 p.m. at the focal field. Gates open at 7 p.m. Admission is 65 cents for adults and 30 cents for students. The Warriors begin their second season under head coach A. G. Pezzuti.
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Indiana High School
Rouad
Ainst Apollo High
Warriors
A. G. Pezzuti
Firemen Honor J. A. Dickey 60 Years In Service
Members of the Indiana Fire Association toasted Joseph A. Dickey at a dinner in Municipal Building firemen rooms. Dickey received a wristwatch for sixty years with the local company, recalling equipment and locations from 1886 to now while praised by Attorney James L. Jack as toastmaster.
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Indiana Fire Association
James L. Jack
Joseph A. Dickey
Dickey
Joe
Geo. W. Graff
North Sixth Street
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Indiana Fire Company
Fifth and
Church Streets
Sixth Street
John Daugherty
Harry Yuckenberg
London Squatters Endurance Clash with Police Rises
London's enduring squatters battle police as hundreds invade vacant luxury flats. 2000 sympathizers were moved off streets near one building with no injuries. A jailed man faced court for obstruction as government presses a three phase plan to curb seizures and legal action proceeds. Harry Pollitt urged continued resistance.
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London
East End
George VI
Labor Party
Buckingham Palace
Fountain Court
Scotland Yard
Communist Party
Harry Pollitt
Truck Strike Ends Hopes Up as Talks Set
New York City truckers authorized officers to negotiate with operators ending 13 day strike. Mayor O'Dwyer to mediate at 1 pm EST after first negotiating session. Local 807 members still refuse to resume deliveries to chain stores and newspapers as others return to work per Tobin order.
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New York
New York City
William O'Dwyer
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
AFL
Local 807
Teamster
Daniel J. Tobin
Teamsters
New Jersey
Tobin
Battle Rages Over Italian Fighting Men Qualities
Paris dispatch reports ongoing clashes sparked by Daniel Vishinsky’s remark at the peace conference. The Soviet deputy foreign minister reiterated that his comment referred to generals Graziani and Mease, denying broader Italian inferiority claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Wards
Daniel Y. Vishinsky
Vishinsky
Lupi di Soragna
Sain
Rodolfo Graziani
Giovanni Mease
Skeleton May Have Been Identified as Boxer Muche
Skeleton found near Kensington is suspected to be James Muche a former Niles Ohio boxer who disappeared in 1937. Police Chief Richard P. Barnes said the identification is being pursued after Muche’s son Frank Muche 20 of Niles proposed the lead. A belt buckle with initial M was found with the remains. The skull shows three bullet holes suggesting homicide.
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New
Kensington
James Muche
Niles
Ohio
Richard P. Barnes
Frank Muche
Fother
Jury Deliberates in M H Jones Involuntary Manslaughter Trial
The Washington County man M H Jones faces involuntary manslaughter charges over a Salisburg area crash that killed Mrs B L Compton. The jury recessed at 11 05 AM after hearing testimony and closing arguments from E M Clark and L Murray Peeler as Jones claimed steering jammed before impact.
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M. H. Jones
Washington Co
Salisburg
Commonwealth
E. M. Clark
L. Murray Peeler
Jones
Hercules Powder Company
B. L. Compton
Normar
Powder Company
Peeler
Compton
Lucerne Club To Hold Picnic Sunday
The Lucerne Hunting and Fishin Chub will host its fifth annual baskets picnic Sunday September 15 starting at 1 p.m. at Lucerne Sportsman's Park with refreshments music and dancing. Secretary Steve Bellas urged member attendance. Edelstein's advertises ladies sweaters size 34 to 40 reduced from 3.98 to 1.98.
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Edelstein‘s
Lucerne Club
Lucerne
Chub
Lucerne Sportsrai
Mus
Steve Bellas
Wup
Edelstein’s
AP Survey Shows Meat Shortage Across Nation
The Associated Press reports a nationwide food crisis as meat, sugar, fats, and soaps grow scarce. In New York and other cities, 150,000 workers are unemployed amid strikes. Public housing waits are long and apartment availability is near nonexistent in many areas.
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Associated Press
U. S
AFL
CIO
National Maritime Union
New York
OPA
Rocal
State Department of Placement and Unemployment Insurance
Washington, D. C
Raid on Holy Land Banks Shocks Jaffa and Tel Aviv
Armed bands believed to be Stern Gang raided the Ottoman Banks in Tel Aviv and Jaffa. In Tel Aviv, 1,500 pounds ($6,000) seized before the gunmen fled. In Jaffa a similar attack killed two Arabs and wounded a police officer. 500 pounds ($2,000) loot recovered and six Jews arrested. Photographer David Duncan reported civilian deaths from automobile gunfire and a bomb blast accompanied the raids.
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Jaffa
Palestine
Tel Aviv
Palestine Police
David Douglas Duncan
Life Magazine
Duncan
London
Britain
Ernest Bevin
George Hall
Attlee
Arab League
U.S
Bevin
Milwaukee judge offers jury room for evicted family
In Milwaukee Mrs Lucille Johnson and her nine children faced eviction when Judge Robert C Cannon offered the civil court jury room as temporary living quarters. He arranged with the Red Cross to supply 10 cots so the family would not be separated and given a place to stay.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Lucille Johnson
Robert C. Cannon
US Britain Policy Stays On War Basis
President Truman indicated wartime US Britain military collaboration would remain for a time. Montgomery suggested staff continuity. officials say postwar functions shift to peacetime roles while winding down wartime activities.
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Britain
Elton C
Washington
Truman
United States
Viscount Montgomery
Montgomery
Commission Meets To Put Terms Into Effect: CIO Strike Starts Noon
The Maritime Commission met to implement White House terms for settling the AFL seafarers strike while CIO sailors voted to strike at noon. The plan would extend wage increases to CIO crews, aligning with AFL raises, as operators in home ports prepare for possible industry-wide disruption.
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Commission
CIO
Washington
Maritime Commission
White House
AFL
J. Godfrey Butler
Butler
Harry Lundeberg
AFL Sailors Union of the Pacific
Seafarers International Union
Atlantic
Gulf
West
John R. Steelman
Steelman
West Coast
Coal Mines Parley Today
Washington reports soft coal operators and John L. Lewis meet again at 2 PM EST to discuss terms for restoring government seized bituminous mines to private owners. Adm. Ben Moreell outlined a management contract aligned with May 29 operations, including wage boosts safety and welfare funds from the strike settlement.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
Adm
Ben H. Moreell
Moreell
Lewis
United Mine Workers
Morrcell
National Labor Relations Board
Supreme Court
Pennsylvania
Ghost Rockets Reported Over Lorraine In Sighting Mystery
Reports describe mysterious lights in the sky over Lorraine last night with observers claiming they could not be shooting stars or planes. Initial accounts emerged from Longwy several days earlier, with French agencies noting the anomaly.
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Nancy
Lorraine
Longwy
Solons Plot OPA DeathIn April Drive
Washington insiders discuss a plan to abolish the Office of Price Administration by April 1 next year. Senator Taft disclosed at the Ohio GOP convention that price and wage controls could be fully abolished, with food subsidies ending by April and a transfer to the National Housing Administration. An influential Democrat warned that extending price control last July was a mistake and predicted a push to abolish OPA when Congress reconvenes in January. Taft doubted a rapid cutoff without presidential approval but said a drive could succeed by April if anti-OPA sentiment grows.
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Washington
OPA
Taft
Ohio
Columbus
National Housing Administration
Th Administration
Ebollah
Congress
Truman
Labor Pushes Klan Tax Lien Campaign
Organized labor led by the Georgia Legislative Council urged U S Internal Revenue Collector Marion Allen to seize assets of the Ku Klux Klan to satisfy a federal tax lien of 685 305. The council notes Klan income from memberships and robe sales, cites a robe mill contract in Griffin Georgia, and claims Klan jewelry sold under a trade name.
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Atlanta
Georgia Legislative Council
U. S. Internal Revenue
Marion Allen
Ku Klux Klan
American Federation of Labor
Congress For Industrial Organization and Independent Unions
Allen
Klan
Ku Klux Klan, Inc
Fulton
Griffin, Ga
Union Group
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J. A. Dickey
Certe
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Parker
Widdowson
Edelstein
Anx
Val-' Wes
M.H. Jones
Pvt
Carl Hyer
Ted Compton
Manu
E. L. Fleming
Daniel Weir, Jr
Homer City
Daniel C. Weir Sr
Daniel M. Weir Jim
Weir
Elizabeth Albert
Yosepnnney
Holy Land
Zion Accord
Rustic Lodge
Burnside
Horace Patchin
Indiana Evening Gazette
Greg
Solons
Labor
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