Sullivan Democrats Tomorrow Urge Good Local Government
Sullivan County Democrats call on voters to choose capable candidates for county offices. They warn that neglecting local races harms law enforcement, schools, and roads, and urge independence and scrutiny of incumbents and seekers. The piece stresses turnout, accountability, and choosing leaders who serve the public good.
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Bone
Th “Tate
United States
Am Goud
Nis Vata
Cary Yeep
Farmers Clause Killed Pay Bill Stir in Senate Ends Fight
Senator Pepper says the administration minimum wage bill is dead after the Senate adopted an amendment to include farm labor costs. The move would raise the wage from 20 to 60 cents an hour for workers under the federal wage law, despite White House threats to veto. Pepper calls the compromise a worse deal than the current law.
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Warnar Teat
Russell Dy Gel
Chester Bowles
Truman
White House
House
Doostad
Popper
Florida
Russell
Wave Damage and Death Toll Rise in Easterly Pacific
Honolulu reports show 166 dead and 50 million dollars in damage from Monday’s tidal wave across Easterly Pacific areas. Eight more bodies found in Hawaii raise total to 99 dead and 80 missing, with most remains in Hilo Bay. Further, Scotch Cap lighthouse disaster in Aleutians adds to rising death toll. A California drowning incident completes the tally.
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Pacific
Hawaiian Islands
Island of
Hawaii
Hilo Bay
Alaska Ana Frontier
Scotch Cup
Unimak Island
Aleutians
Scotch Cap
California
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MacArthur Launches Four-Power Council
General MacArthur announces the four power council for Japan and urges open meetings to the public and press. The council's first actions include inviting international assistance, reviewing press access, and scheduling an April 17 session as a major meeting while preparing elections for unsuitable Diet members.
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MacArthur
Fourpower
Aniod Council For
Japan
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Rhudgia
Duroing Fapanem
Kuzma Derevyartke
Idacsrthur
W McMahon Ball
Russia
Amore
Rundia
Council
Emperor Hirohito
United Nations
Jap Coutci
New Jersey Avoids Statewide Gas Service Strike
New Jersey officials seized operation of Public Service Electric & Gas to avert a statewide gas cutoff affecting about 4 million residents. Governor Walter R. Reed acted under a 24 hour utility strike measure, ordering seizure to ensure uninterrupted gas supply for heating and cooking. The move came as a labor dispute nationwide also saw a Stamford Connecticut factory strike settled and machinists unions reaching an accord.
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Public Service Electric & Gas
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APL
Megotiators
Yale and Towne Manufacturing Company
Rock
Stamford
Conn
Lee
Walter R. Rége
Pas
Petiot Condemned To Die For Operating A Murder Mill
Marcel Petiot, billed as a monster of Paris, was condemned to death after a three week trial for operating a murder for profit scheme that federal investigators said conned at least 27 victims. The court awarded civil damages totaling about 105000 francs to families of slain victims.
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Paris
Marcel Petiot
Basto le Sueur
Altener
Maurice
Palais
de Justice
Pettot
Pesiatrnes
Dboud
Naz-occupied
France
Aad
Pepper Sparks Fire in Foreign Policy Debate
In Washington Senator Pepper ignited a heated talk accusing the United States and Britain of “ganging up” on Russia as he challenged Byrnes and the State Department. Fellow lawmakers critiqued the department’s approach, urging a purge of inefficacy and calls for periodic reports to Congress on foreign policy.
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Wilf
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Minix
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Edith Nourse Rogers
Maas
Pinwsy Foreign Affaire
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Capitol
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Pepper
Pottes
Burnas Ly
Russia
United States
Britain
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Postomary Informations Agency
J C Stone Named New TEC Director in Kingsport Move
J C Stone elected director of the Tennective Busman Compars at a Rochester board meeting to fill the Eugene Chyvatal unexpired term. Stone, vice president of the Tensesace Dastman Corpora tion, resides on Watonge Street and joined the firm in 1993 as assistant to the president, later becoming treasurer in 1935 and then vice president. He is noted as a prominent Kingsport business figure and former treasurer of the Kingsport and Railroad and Fler and was vice president and secretary of multiple local concerns.
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J. C. Stone
Kingsport
Tennective
Rochester
My. Stone
Tensesace Dastman Corporation
Eugene Chyvatal
Mx. Stone
Railreid
Fler
Kingsport, Improvearent Company
Street Scenes Sign of Spring in Quiet City
Street scenes show Smale gliding along fonding streets as spring appears. A large package from Atients is thought to be closing a much needed kettlembk sbeete project, while a young man with angelic sleepy expression and a wooding street scene frames empty beer bottles in casual urban life.
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Truman to Lead Army Day Parade in Chicago
President Truman plans a one day trip to Chicago for Army Day with a 15 000 troop parade down Michigan Avenue. Top military leaders including General Dwight D Eisenhower and General Omar Bradley review the events as Chicago officials host the national leaders at the Blackstone Hotel.
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Semmyer- Shale
Truman
Wiliam Leahy
Secretary of the Treasury
Vinson
Edward J. Kelly
Dwigh. H. Green
Gem. Louis. Craig
Me. Truman
Union Station
Loop
Michigan Avenue
Foucheon
Blackstone
Michigar Arena
Two Countries Sign Paper Forming Firm in Tehran Pact
New word of the Russelranian agreement announced at Tehran reached diplomats in the United Nations with cautious optimism. Early reaction favored the pact, though some doubted it would accelerate Russia’s troop removals from Iran. The agreement formalizes Russian promises to withdraw Red Army forces and handles Azerbaijan Province autonomy as an internal Iranian matter, with submission to parliament by mid May.
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Tehran
United Nations
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Iran
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Security Council
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Eran
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Osimens
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Irga
Maile
Partiaman
Red Army
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Sad‘ehikew
Moscow Radio
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Candidates Expect Good Primary Vote
Democratic candidates for county offices express confidence that turnout will be strong as polls open Saturday at 7 p m across the county. Election officials address veteran registration issues, noting rules apply to those who changed home addresses since the last vote and may be disqualified if not properly registered.
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Conley Playson
Suleliver
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Pierson
Capite
Deadlock With Lewis May Last Until May First
Washington 72 Five day old mine strike persists as United Mine Workers face a stalemate with John L Lewis. Operators demand a prior agreement on safety measures and a health fund while Lewis accuses miners of impeding contract talks. Union and operator negotiators urged patience as talks stalled.
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Tnnking Frankis
John Tho Lewis
Wight
United Mina Workers
Padera
Paul W. Fuller
Lewis
Lawrie
Men Sought For Special HOW Work At Holston Plant
Colonel Quillian, Holston Ordnance, called for about 30 ex servicemen to assist in handling a large shipment of high explosives. They will move and secure material over roughly 60 days, with several experienced pipe fitters and other temporary roles also needed. The Holston ordnance teams compete with others including Bonzet Sednance Works in McGregor Texas for volunteer help.
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Walter, Klotins
Winiem Winters
Quiltian Holston
Bing Bonzet Sednance
McGregor
Texas
Letticer
Holston
Bardlees
Quilliam
House Committee Extends OPA One Year
The House Banking Committee approved a one year extension of the OPA price controls and defeated a GOP effort to limit the extension to nine months. The panel also voted to prohibit retailers from absorbing margins for certain manufactured goods and, by a separate ballot, approved a phased cut of the $2.0 billion annual subsidy program starting July, with full termination by June 1947, aimed at lowering food costs.
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Coromttes
Truman
OPA
TS Ter
Harger
Om TS. Ter
Byuse and
Senate
Cramnitier
Police Continue To Search For Escaped Convicted Slayer
Police pursue Burl McFarland and Joseph Medley after an alert taxi driver spotted a man resembling McFarland in a Washington suburb, triggering a widespread manhunt and fingerprint checks against the jail breakout pair.
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Washington
Maryland
Sutmir Bar
Deanwood
Emily Tolley
Burl J. McWaeland
Separtet
McFarland
Ort McFarland
Joseph Medley
Potomac River
Resignation and political upheaval in Greece amid Easter events
Reports state Regent Archbishop Damaskinou submitted his resignation to Fanayotis Poulittis as Greece awaits April elections. Darmmikinos wished realignment last November but stayed on until after March elections, with the government advising the king to refuse. In Virginia, the University hosts its Easter Week festivities April 26 and 27 sponsored by the University Center with local involvement.
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Damaskinou
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Poulittis
Greece
Darmmikinos
Toms
George
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University of Virginia
University Center
Andrew H. Peartress
Danville
Insane Aati Esntine
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