Denham Plans New Labor Board Appointments
Denham and tabert N. Denham named key figures for the Labor Relations Board. New appointees Murdoch and Gray join the existing panel, with salary set at 420,000 annually. Senate confirmation required. Truman emphasized adherence to Wagner Act, defending the expansion against opposition remarks.
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Waslington
T- Tabert
N. Denham
Taft-Firthey
Lew
Teuman
Denham
Neb
Abe Murdoex
Dbermocratic House
Utah
J. Copeland Gray
But. Talo
AD Airee
Senate
Murdock
Grisy
Paul Merses
John M. Hallatan
James J. His, Jr
Truman
Tat
Ohio
Chideman
DOL
Senate Republican Steering
Ball
Labor
Ives Ur-Ny
Morse
R-Ore
Sail of Murdovie
Labor of Minutes
Seneter Elpert
D. Thomas O-Utubt
Trutmas
Fight For Probe Of Vote Handling Case Getting Hot
Washington reports a driven push for Senate action to probe alleged 1948 Kansas City vote frauds as Senator Kem presses a resolution for a full investigation by the Justice Department. Democratic and Republican leaders signal possible late session debate to secure a vote amid strong open support from President Truman for the inquiry.
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Washington
Ent FieMot
Senate
Tha Ang
Justice Department
Kansas City
Renarter
Enon Axtel
Truman
Roger Slaughter
Kem
Aniel Tost
Whitt
Maine
Howar
Palestine
Hareh
Ralmon
Pacific
Taft-Hartley
Cnet
Blockade Of Red Ports Suggested In China News
A Chinese naval officer urged a nationwide blockade of Communist held ports in Shantung Province to halt all shipping. He criticized the government for applying the blockade only to Chinese ships and not to air shipping, blaming a fear of international incidents and citing past Russian support to the Chinese Communists.
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Tsingtao
Chinn
Nng
Aylyich
Chelon
Weibanwei
Shantung Province
Dewey Supports Taft-Hartley Labor Law Interest
A group of young Republicans reported that New York Governor Thomas E. Dewey voiced support for the Taft-Hartley Act during a West Yellowstone, Montana, trip with his wife. Dewey did not confirm the claim and maintained silence on a running mate.
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Dewey
Thomas EB. Dewey
United States
Repubicans
Washington State
Intercepted Jewish refugee ship off Palestine coast sparks clash
British Navy says it boarded the former cargo ship President Warfield renamed Exodus 1947 after a confrontation with refugees. Both sides reported damage and casualties. crowds in Tel Aviv and Jerusalem reacted with protests as passengers claimed an aerial assault and safety concerns.
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Palestine
Per Aviv
Lietz
Tel Avi
Gyver Ab
Warfield
Associated Press
Tel Aviv
President Signs Succession Bill
President Truman signed a presidential succession bill placing the Speaker in line to succeed if he cannot complete his term. The signing occurred with minimal ceremony as White House aides briefed reporters and the Secret Service noted no unusual security actions.
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Washington
Truman
Metin
Tru Man
White House
Charles, G. Ross
Sehn
Tnd
Asgig Ce
Lece Mavesin
Secre
Sinking of Indian steamer Ramdas claims many lives
Disaster struck the coastal voyage from Bombay to Pleva s fishing village as the Ramdas capsized within minutes after two rogue waves. Of 73 passengers and a large crew, at least three were Europeans. Survivors recounted horror as bodies lined the shore and rescue operations, aided by Bombay Port Trust Royal Indian Navy and local fishermen, continued.
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Bombay
Samdas
Arabian Sea
Maiinser L. Sheth
Indien 'Cooperative Bien Navigation and ‘Trading Company
Tehh
Wing Shin
Bombay Maroc
H. 3. Mills
Govari
Indiia
Atly
Bombay Port Trust
Royal India Navy
Monscot
Ramdas
Iskine
Plevas
Bombay Barbar
Somme
Isis Brothar
Rees Says Purge Report Justifies His Bill Now
Washington report states Rep. Rees backs a loyalty screening bill after a Civil Service Commission survey found about 1,200 workers were forced off payrolls for disloyalty. The study cited 241 employees deemed ineligible and suggests more could be removed. the bill would mandate investigations of all executive department applicants and share derogatory results with the President for final decision.
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Washington
Rees
Uxas
Civil Service Commission
Fery
House Civil Service Committee
Rees le
Mansam
Senate Civil Service Committee
Senate
FBT
Russia Faces Filibuster as Balkans Action Debated at UN
United Nations delegates from Poland Yugoslavia and Russia spar over a Balkan peace plan after two lengthy floor speeches. Gromyko condemns the US led commission proposal as a charter breach urging direct settlement by involved states. Britain the United States and Australia weigh a motion to close the debate while Russia potentially abstains to block action.
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Russia
Ans
Balkans
Poland
Yugoslavia
Ruszin
Polis
Oscar Lange
The
Coonel
Lane
Britain
United States
Australia
Rosse
Andrei A. Gromyko
Acre
Gromyko
ELS
United Malions
Cromyles
Bulgaria
Albanie
Fia
Commission
Baldwin Hopes Price Probe Will Be Okayed
Senator Baldwin aims for an $8100,000 price inquiry to cover five months of hearings on high prices. He envisions three subcommittees across the region, with concurrent sessions in the East Midwest and West. Taft supports addressing price questions and regional aspects at committee meetings. Also reported is a fatal wreck near Butler, Pennsylvania, injuring four others.
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Washington
Baldwin
House
House-Semmle
Sarator Taft
Ohio
Midwest
Taft
Conarcus
Fo Miller
Bolt
Case
Milier
Mississippi
Witney
Street Scenes Show Slow Horse Woes and Crowded Main
Fragmentary report describes a crowded Main Street scene with horses and people, details of wagons and footwear, as bystanders observe a disorderly daytime event. Names and places are garbled, but the image of street life and crowd activity stands out amid the confusing text.
Rogersville Kiwanis Club Receives Charter and Speech
The Rogersville Kiwanis Club was chartered as a member of Niwania Internacional during a charter night at Kingspark Jon. J Wem ple Fraker, Kentucky Tennessee District governor, presented the charter to club president E Hoffman as Lt Governor James F. Austin acted as toastmaster. Nearly 200 Kiwanians and guests attended with remarks praising Kiwanis service to the community.
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Kiwanis Club
Rogersville
Niwania Internacional
J. Wemple Fraker
Kentucky-Tennessee
Kingspark
W. Palmer
Abe
Samuel Fleming
Somes &. Hattwan
Aston Kennedy
J.femple Frater
John P. Lamb
Ir. J. Roe Campbell
Tom J. Williams
John ®. Limeberk
Hilde Coulles
Dean Lang
Justine Needham
James F. Austin
E F. Hoffman
Rogersville Club
Framer
Fraker
Knoxville Kiwanis Club
Fimnexville
le Ren Carpi
Listrignant
James Augetin
John EB. Linebowk
Rogeraville Club
Nhyanis
Riewanis
Dastrict & Wiwanians Froox
Knoxville
Bristol
Johnson City
Blowrrtville
Big Stone Gap
Kingsport
Brwin
Tanewell
Kiwanis
Ragerawille
America
Col Palmer
Rivarians
Palmer
Greeks Prepare For Major Offensive By Rebel Forces
Greece braces for a major rebel offensive described as the largest yet in the current campaign. War Minister George Stratos reported Cabinet concerns over an invasion on the frontier near Komina Toannina and the Dhaai border, with arms and troops being assessed for a possible push. The cabinet met after reports that guerrilla leader Markos Visiades urged an independent Communist government in the north to Free Greece from intervention. US troops in Greece were discussed as part of aid and military buildup to raise the army from about 241000 to 206000, amid broader US aid plans and Congress discussions for foreign programs through 1948.
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Mort Hivesteer
Frontier
George Stratos
Renerd
Tookerd Fox
Komina
Toannina
Dhaai
Rads
Greece
Trom
Romy
Une
Veaterdiy Hlettheria Hinds
EAM
Nan É Tionus Geberarion Fromt
Boviet
Tras
Moscow
London
Athans T
Constantin Tealdioe
Irisit
United States Front
I Greece
Ellinikon ' Alma
Tass
F. Griewoks
U. S
Truman Veto Triggers House Override Push
President Truman sent Congress a second veto of the four billion budget tax cut bill branding it the wrong kind of tax reduction at the wrong time. House leaders plan an immediate vote to override while Republicans expect Senate delays and a potential override battle.
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Truman
Congress
Washington
Attlee
Senate
House
Trosman
Soothir Feison
Menard
Poe
Britain Sees Bleak Coal Parley Prospects Amid Doubtful Talks
Britain expresses a gloomier view of the coal parley as expectations falter over German talks. Washington defers broadening the agenda and insists the United States will not appear to steer the Paris Plan discussions. Officials say attendance by the Labor Government is uncertain.
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Ewa
Bhportine
Ruhr
State Department
Washington
Berlin
United States
Winty
Pnd
Midwest lawmakers clash over Truman flood control plan
Midwestern legislators press to curb GOP opposition to President Truman’s flood control request of about 325 million dollars over ten years. Senate maneuvers aim to trim funding while the House adds aid to a foreign aid bill, with GOP leaders confident they can block the move despite private warnings from senior members.
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Washington
Tawronkers
Compress
GOP
Congress Plan To Adjourn Is Under Threat
Washington reports that Republican Senators fear the looming adjournment as Congress nears a July 26 deadline. Policy Committee chair Taft convened a closed session as disputes over appropriations and a Senate probe of Attorney General charge influence timing. House and Senate conferees failed to reach final terms on farm funding and Interior Department measures, stalling business amid heightened opposition.
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Washington
Congress
Taft
GOF
Senate-Matize
Tadry
Cole Erandssas City
Langer
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate
House
Interior Deparnenc
Samuel Blythe Dies At 79 Former Editor And Writer
Samuel Blythe writer and journalist died last night at 79 after a long illness. A close intimate of Presidents Grover Cleveland Roosevelt and Wilson Blythe edited Cosmopolitan magazine and wrote for the New York World and the Saturday Evening Post. He lived in Monterey since 1914 and helped shape coverage of Huerta and Manchuria affairs in his career.
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Monterey
Caif
Samuel Blythe
Grover Cleveland
Franklir Jelano Roosevelt
Ges- Meopolitan
Aid New York World
Saturday Evening Post
Blythe
Huerta
Wilson
Mc. Wacean G. Harding
San Francisco
Ila
Peking
Japan
Manchuria
Hood Surrounds Chinese Villages Near Cantom
Shanghai dispatch reports whole Chinese villages southwest of Cantom fully surrounded by floodwaters. Miss Kay Booth, American exporter from Kwantung Province, perishes. Thousands endure hunger from lost supplies as relief planes survey inundated zones. Crest has passed and waters recede slowly in affected farming districts. General Claire in charge of air transport for the National Relief and Rehabilitation Administration estimates about 1,000,000 people affected.
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Shanghai
Cantom
Kay Booth
Kwantung Province
Mids Booth
MNRRA
Claire
Waus
Chinese National Relief and Rehabilitation Administration
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Price
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Hore
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