Lewis Says Vacation May Last Week To Six Weeks
The Associated Press reports labor gloom as 400,000 miners may be on strike for a week to six weeks. John L. Lewis, UMW president, says bituminous operations will stay halted while unions seek health and welfare funds funded by producers. He blames the steel corporation for the deadlock as negotiations stall without concessions.
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Senate Probe Reveals Pressure on Price Controls
Washington witnesses testified that if the House version of a trimmed OPA passes wage hikes must be discarded. Senator Carey warned that price controls would continue only on negotiated two year contracts. NAM opposed price controls, calling it a national scandal. McCarthy of the new Council of American Business urged Truman to veto OFA extension if House amendments pass. The Intermountain Network’s George Batch was named president as the two day meeting opened with OPA head Paul Porter expected to speak.
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Few Arrests Made In Mussolini Exhumation Case
Rome Interior Minister Romita said a few persons were arrested in Milan over the removal of Benito Mussolini s body from a cemetery. Police reported two night watchmen nabbed in Milan with no identified suspects, while inquiries spread to provinces and gravediggers were questioned for the exhumation. Authorities denied any secret burial site and warned of possible attempts to move the corpse.
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Hoover Calls for Food Aid to India Amid Ocean Supply Gaps
Former President Hoover urged unleashing grain shipments to India from the Indian Ocean region. He traveled from Bombay to Bangalore and Southern India, noting current exports from Australia and others would cover June needs, while July remains a shortfall of around six hundred thousand tons in nearby waters.
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United States
UN Council Debates Franco Issue On Spain Mexico
The United Nations council nears a policy on Franco era matters as Australia urges full Spain France investigation before any broader vote. Poland accuses Franco of harboring war plotters and energy risks, while the council weighs scope and method of inquiry and the Big Three show tentative agreement on principle.
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Nation Mourns Chief Justice Stone in Washington
President Truman interrupted vacation to attend the funeral of Chief Justice Harlan S. Stone in Washington Cathedral. Honorary pallbearers included Supreme Court justices and retired members as officials from the Senate and other groups paid tribute. A small funeral security detail led by Rev. Fleming James from Sewanee conducted the Episcopal service before public processions to nearby ceremonies.
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OPA Weighs Shoe Price Hike Amid War-Era Controls
The OPA and CPA under wartime policy pressure consider suspending shoe price controls to allow higher prices for certain models from 1946. Officials warn that production levels show strong demand, with output near 900,000 pairs above pre war months. A plan to raise prices could also affect men’s suits as supplies tighten.
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U S May Face Sharper Flour Cuts Amid World Hunger
Washington reports Americans may endure a deeper flour shortage than the 25 percent cut. The government uses a wheat buying program to redirect grain for famine relief, paying farmers above market to curb exports and feed hungry populations, with mills urged to cut stocks and possibly resell wheat to stay operating.
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Juvenile Court Plan to Be Discussed at City Meeting
Kingsport Welfare Camp board to consider council recommendations for a juvenile court, probation officer, and detention facility study. Three committees reported on potential candidates and processes, aiming to establish a city juvenile court with hearings for youths charged with offenses.
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Unreadable OCR item from Stree scenes and paratrooper crowd
Fragmentary text describes a crowd scene with paratroopers and umbrellas at an intersection. References to Dobyns Bennett school, a male figure, and unclear action imply a chaotic urban moment. The passage is garbled and lacks coherent details suitable for a full report.
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Confusing Time Changes For Sunday Across States
The piece explains daylight saving time adjustments amid postwar clocks and the onset of standard time. It lists states with active time shifts, those allowing local decision, and those not observing the change, noting Maine’s near-universal adoption and several others retaining regular time.
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Poll Tax Deadline Extended For June Primary Election
The state announces a six day grace period for poll tax payments to qualify electors for the Democratic primary. With the deadline falling on Sunday, June 3, the Attorney General's office extends the payment window to that date.
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Time Change Sparks Tri City Showdown Over Daylight Saving
Tri City area debates daylight saving as Sundays time change nears. Kingsport and Bristol members push for DST while Johnson City hesitates, with local councils planning meetings to decide whether to adopt DST or keep standard time. Chamber of Commerce backs standard time retention but would cooperate if others choose DST. mayoral statements indicate Johnson City may align with Bristol cities if they choose DST.
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Hard Work For Als In Europe
General Joseph T McNarney the Europe as commander in chief ordered stricter discipline for American troops in Europe including busy training schedules and curfews for those with bad conduct records as morale and discipline have worsened. Army medical officers urged more drill time to fight venereal disease and Maj Everhart cited a rise in criminal activity from V E Day to 427 cases per thousand in safe areas.
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Byrnes Pushes Tariff Junking Plan At Paris Talks
A U.S. proposal drafted for Secretary Byrnes seeks a five year free trade framework to speed Europe’s recovery. It envisages a Geneva based regional office under a European Economic Council within the UN system to coordinate energy, industry, transport, and food across nations, bypassing national borders. Supporters include Acheson and Clayton, while Dawn and Matthews oppose the plan. The intro depends on progress on broader peace treaty issues, notably Russian objections and the East West influence debate.
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Ministers Of Big Four Open Meeting In Paris Palace
The Big Four nations United States Russia Great Britain and France opened talks at Likembourge Palace to craft European treaties and revive peace hopes. Byrnes and Bidault led sessions as delegates aimed to resolve blockages delaying Italy Romania Bulgaria and Finland treaties amid crowded streets and mixed public interest.
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Cigaret Price Increases For Multi Pack Purchases
Cigarette prices rise with the new schedule as the Office of Price Administration announces higher costs for two or more packs. A half cent per pack on single packs, five cents per pack on multiple packs, and one cent per pack on vending machine sales. Major brands remain at current prices when bought single packs, while two or more packs see increases. Economy brands like Avalon and Marvels now at thirteen cents per pack, two for twenty six cents, with ceilings varying by store.
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Jap Party Heads Toward Four-Party Coalition
Japanese parties seek a four party coalition as the Social Democrats and allied groups clash with the Liberal Democrats over government formation. Leaders claim a potential bare Diet majority, with 732 seats held by Social Democrats and allied groups and about 86 seats held by others. News wires report broad support from press and labor union leaders.
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