Vandenberg Sees U S May Join Western Alliance
Senator Vandenberg warned that the United States may join Western Europe to counter Communist aggression. He urged rooting out treason at home and said America will not surrender to Communist conspiracies. The Michigan Republican spoke at a dinner with Michigan Chambers of Commerce.
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Wien
Michigan Chambers of Commerce and Trade Association
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America
Street Scenes and Distress Amid Daytime Observations
A small boy cries in distress after a loud burst from a balloon in a store. A girl appears dazed, attempting to shield a sore back with clothing while wearing bright sunlit glare. A man relaxes on a motorcycle in the early evening, resting his head on the rear fender with a worried expression.
Butter tax repeal fight shifts to Senate showdown
Butter interests press for oleomargarine tax repeal as House votes 235 to 121 to discharge the Agriculture Committee and move toward a floor showdown. Debates rage over the tax’s impact on dairy farmers and consumer prices while oleomargarine advocates urge a distinct product labeling and price relief.
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Write-In Votes Draw Top Notice In Pennsylvania
Write in ballots drew strong interest in Pennsylvania with Republican ballots showing a blank to gauge sentiment while Democrats backed Truman. About 30 percent of Republicans and Democrats were expected at the polls from 7 am to 8 pm Eastern, with Dewey Stassen Taft and Martin among noted names in the write-in context.
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Ohio
Border Skirmish Spurs Trieste Struggle Start
A border clash near Rauna Di Laico northwest of Venezia Giulia left an Italian soldier and a Yugoslav officer dead and three Italians wounded, as shots from a Yugoslav machine gun prompted Italian return fire in what officials call the opening phase of the Trieste dispute.
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Volunteer Trucks Sought To Help In City Clean-Up
Volunteers urged to provide more trucks for a city clean-up campaign now in home stretch. Only two extra trucks available today though at least three are needed to handle schedules across Wiltlex Parle Drive Ravine Sevier Wanda Charlemont Streets and other districts with daily routes listed for April 27 to April 30.
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Cairo Denies Troops Drive Into Palestine
Lake Success AP. The Jewish Agency demanded UN action to halt an invasion of Palestine by regular armies of Trans-Jordan and other Arab states. Mosha Shertolk spoke before the UN Political Committee, warning Britain would be responsible if the issue stalls. The UN Trusteeship Council seeks emergency police to guard Jerusalem. Russia ends boycott to participate. The Assembly has yet to decide on a Palestine plan, while the Trusteeship Council begins Jerusalem duties. Other items note Sen Edwin Johnson calling Forrestal 66 Group plan poppycock and the push for 70 groups in military training.
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Chattering Guns Herald Renewal of Arab Jew Fight
A competent Arab source claims Egyptian armored division troops crossed Palestine's southern frontier at dawn, signaling renewed Arab Jew fighting. Cairo government sources deny the crossing.
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Air Plan Rapped. As Poppycock
Rumors of a planned Arab invasion fill Jerusalem with reports of Trans-Jordan troops moving into Palestine. British officials deny war declarations while King Abdullah seeks mobilization. Four Arab nations reportedly prepare to invade as Britain vows to resist incursions before mandate ends. Two Britons die in Jerusalem amid rising tension.
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Rock Plant Damaged In 15000 Fire Near Rotherwood
A mysterious blaze at Chiurchfield Stone Company near Rotherwood early Monday caused about 15000 in damage to two large wooden h ing substantial electrical equipment and conveyer belts. President R L Bobby Peters Jr said production will resume within ten days and an intensive probe will determine the fire’s cause. The firm, organized in 1946, lies on 35 acres near Holston River and Highway 11 W, north of Rotherwood bridge. Peters and R J Sims founded it after World War I service.
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Bobby) Peters, Jr
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Lewis In Same Fix As Before Strike For Pensions Started
Washington reports ongoing stalemate over 100 a month pensions for coal miners 62 or older with 20 years service. Lewis and Senator Styles Bridges noncommittal after a two hour welfare fund trustees meeting as Ezra Van Horn seeks to block the plan as illegal. A fresh meeting was set for Wednesday afternoon.
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Knudsen Led U S Rearmament. GM President Dies
Detroit report on William S. Knudsen, longtime head of General Motors, wartime industrial mobilization chief, and the only civilian promoted to lieutenant general. He stepped down from GM in 1946 to lead the arms build-up. He died after a 16 month illness as his family gathered at his bedside.
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Koreans Promise Resistance To School Closures
A Korean spokesman Sai Yalon declared that Koreans would resist Japanese closure of separate Korean schools by peaceful means. In Osaka Kobe area rioting, 15 teachers were arrested and police prepared drastic measures during demonstrations. US and Japanese forces used 38 and 25 caliber weapons. one unidentified Korean was killed in Osaka amid clashes.
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Mysteries Of Atomic Energy Explored By New Cyclotron
The University of California will build a government funded cyclotron to study atomic energy. A 110 foot mag net shaped racetrack will accelerate atomic bullets to speeds over 60,000 mph, producing mesons and high energy particles key to nuclear research. The project, announced by Dr Lawrence and AEC chairman David Lilienthal, aims for autonomy under UC management and promises a device far more powerful than the university’s current cyclotron.
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Stassen urges world police force in Oregon bid
Harold Stassen, in Portland, calls for outlawing the Communist party and a collective security group to halt war until the United Nations is stronger. He warns Kremlin leaders may move toward war while advocating a strong world police force to counter totalitarianism. Dewey opposition noted. May 21 GOP preference vote set. Police hunt for man who wanted to shoot Walter Reuther. Reuther recovering from shotgun wound with arm near restoration.
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