Bill To Jail Fine Reds Hits Blockade
Washington P A bill seeks to force Rede to change color or face fines and jail in a temporary blockade. Backers pressed for an anti-Communist measure next week, Rep Mundt and Speaker Martin discuss timing. The House may defer voting to early May as Senate action follows. Nixon and Mundt push for strengthened anti-Communist measures while aiming to keep Communist thought legal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Rep
Mundt
R-Sd
America
Martin Cr-Miss
House
Senate
House Un-American Activities Committee
Nixon
Communist Party
De Gasperi to Lead New Italian Republic Cabinet
Premier Alcide de Gasperi begins groundwork for the first government of the Italian republic with a provisional cabinet to be reshaped after Enrico De Nicola accepts the presidency. Parliament meets May 8 to elect a president. De Nicola reportedly plans to accept. The Socialist Party slate denounces a clerical capitalist dictatorship as anti Front votes favor the Christian Democrats. In Gray, music students at Gray School present a King Cole Concert Friday at 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alcide de’ Gasperi
Christian Democrat
Milan
Enrico de Nicola
Aemeanaire
Nicola
de Nicolas
Napies
de Gasperi
Socialist Party
Popular Front
Christian Democrats
de Gasper
Bread Spreads Battle Goes To Senate Today
The House voted 260 to 108 to repeal the 62 year old federal taxes on oleo and rejected dairy bloc efforts to require packaging oleo in triangular or circular sticks. Senate battle looms with Taft likely to push for passage while committees clash over jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Senate
Taft
R-Ohini
Republican Policy Committee
Hart
Senate Agriculture and Finance Committees
Agriculture Committee
UN trusteeship debate stalls Jerusalem plan amid Arab refusal
United Nations trusteeship council faces setback as Arabs reject a proposed international volunteer police for Jerusalem and the United States pushes for quick approval of a temporary trusteeship. Iraq urges a short term and quiet immigration stance while Arab and Jewish reps weigh popular support for peace or war in the holy city. The Arab League signals readiness for a Jerusalem armistice to protect shrines amid disarmament calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Success
Nations
Jerusalem
UN Trusteeship Council
United States
Agsin
Holy Land
U. S
Palestine
Iraq
Jernaylom
Jewish Agency
Araba
Cairo
Arab League
A. H. Silver
Cleveland
Agency
Executive
United Nations
Heating Dealers Face Non-Smoke Rules In Kingsport
Herbert A. Scruggs, director of pollution control, told heating contractors that the new smoke ordinance requires standard specifications from equipment manufacturers. The meeting covered permit forms, out-of-town compliance, and project timing. Homeowners need not buy stokers, but low-volatile coal will be required for hand-fired systems. A coal dealers meeting with W E B Koepler will follow at Scruggs' Bluefield, WV office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert A. Scruggs
Kingsport
Scruggs
Ceslerg
Smits
W. E. B. Koepler
Foconontas Coal Operators Association
Bluefield
West Virginia
Hilldring Chosen to Direct U S Palestine Policy
Major General John A Hilldring named by Secretary of State Marshall to lead U S policy on Palestine as special assistant. He will study American aims, Zionist relations, and the potential dispatch of troops or police forces, with previous work guiding the U N Assembly debate on partition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John A. Filldring
Mareshall
Palestine
State Department
Hinah Ghat Marshall
Hilldring
Euben
Madia
United States
Hili
Fentilinn
America
Hilldving
Asain Wee Ebley
Agua
Marshall
U. S
United Nations Assembly
Holy Land
Federal men talk rail strike terms
Federal conciliators from Washington met Chicago officials to avert a nationwide railroad strike set for May 11. Representatives of carriers and three operating unions discussed wage disputes as the Brotherhoods warned of a possible stoppage, while the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers held back on a firm date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Communists Get Cold Shoulder In May Day Plans
Western European capitals snub Communists in May Day planning while Russia plans a grand Moscow celebration. Lenin and Stalin portraits adorn buildings as Moscow marks the third anniversary of Soviet troops entering Berlin. In London Oslo Paris Berlin and other cities dual celebrations emerge amid Communist non-Communist tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gongon
Europe
Socialist Congress
Paris
Moscow
Lenin
Stalin
Berlin
London
Oslo
Street Scenes in Iran and downtown shoppers
Vague street vignette shows young Iranians and shivering women amid downtown commerce. Shoppers mill near a store, dusting a car with a white handkerchief while winter clothes head to cleaners. Two young women lament sending coats away.
Manpower limits set for U. S. defense plan
The joint chiefs led by Adm William D. Leahy propose a peacetime force of about 837000 regular Army personnel with 650000 in the National Guard and a Navy of 566000 regulars plus 220000 organized reserves. The plan stag es toward balancing military strength with diplomatic objectives under the National Security Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Honrnod Laday
Army
Navy
Abrore
Adm
William D. Laahy
Secretary of Defense
Forrestal
National Security Council
Truman
Marshall
Council
Joint Chiefs
Parenthessia
News Photo Sparks Boy’s Circus Visit
A New York Herald Tribune photographer helped a nine year old, Dion Rummage, whose elephant parade photo caused trouble after a city stroll. Reporter John O’Reilly persuaded Dion’s parents to ease punishment and brought him to a Ringling Brothers circus as a goodwill gesture. Ringling North praised Dion’s handling of the parade and noted no elephants were missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John O'Reilly
New York Herald Tribune
Ringling Brothers
Barnum and Balter Clrons
Madison Square Garden
Bir
O'Reilly
E. 84Th St
Second Avenue
Dion Rummage
Dion
Joim Ringling North
Truman Plans Cross Country Campaign Tour in June
President Truman schedules a nationwide speaking swing starting June 2 in Chicago to address a Swedish immigration celebration and engage in other events. He may seek a running mate during the trip, with Gov. Mon Wallgren of Washington mentioned as a possible choice. Meanwhile, Stassen leads GOP tours in New Jersey as both parties campaign ahead of the Democratic National Convention. In Palestine, British forces shell Manshieh as Jews claim gains near Beisan and Gesher amid Arab Legion clashes. casualties mount to about 3,500 in the broader conflict with Gaza and Jordan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennent
Washington
Truman
Chioago
Omaha
Pacific Northwest
University of California
May
J. Howard McGrath
Mon Wallgren
Harold ¥. Stassen
Minnesota
New Jersey
Jerusalem
Manshieh
Jaita
Irgun Zvai Leumi
Egypt
Iraq
Palestine
Jordan River
Prans-Jordan
Beiyan
I Salile
Enul
Arab Legion
Abdullah
Amman
Jordan Valley
Tésas-Jordan
Meyotlin
Min- Inter Dexdouk
Abaga Pasha
Aouthern
Abdul Dal
Trans-Jordan
Jaffa
Tel Aviv
Maashieh
Haganah
Samakah
Sea
Galilee
Pene Fic
Beisan
Hagansty Aisa
Jisr al Majami
Teggarh
Gesher
Jordan
Knoxville Editor Named Chairman State GOP Group
Guy L. Smith editor of the Knoxville Journal was elected chairman of the Republican State Executive Committee by acclamation in Knoxville. The session settled county representation disputes as delegates prepared for the state convention and its national slate heading to Philadelphia on June 22. Carroll, Reece, Johnson City chair of the National Committee attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Guy L. Smith
Knoxville
Repiblican
Smith
Knoxville Journal
Fred Elledge
Arthur Rogers
Milan
Philadelphia
Carroll
Reece
Johnson City
Natonal Committee
Stock Exchange Strike Settled
A month long strike against the New York Stock Exchange ended today after disturbances and a major clash. United Financial Employees voted to return to work and accept the exchange offer of wage increases pending a city investigation of one remaining issue. Union president M David Keefe said the employer would return to work today and that the vote was by a show of hands. About 950 stock exchange employees were affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Stock Exchange
United Financial Employes
UFL
M. David Keefe
Also Mentioned on This Page
Peter
Yugoslavia
Alexandra
Alexander
Bill
Fine Reds
Italian Republic
Gray
Gray Station
Gray School
Cecil Hall
King Cole
Grey Club
U. S. Palestine
Iran
Mixcellancouy
Mir. X
Sullivan Counts Cancer Control Society
Mr. X
Noe
Thal
Eamen
Togel van
Will, Binkley
Adaiille
Fufus Barrow
Ed Burkes
Poliur
Sheriff's Deputies
Capers Crumbaugh
Burkes
State Gop Group
Stock Exchange
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!