Bevin May Propose All European Meet On Marshall Plan
London sources say Foreign Secretary Bevin will urge France and the Soviet Union to back a three-nation all European conference on American aid to Europe. He plans to discuss the idea with William Clayton in Paris and with PM Attlee and other British officials.
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Bevin
London
Ernest Bevin
Paris
William L. Clayton
England
Clayton
Mevin
No. 10
Downing Street
Attlee
Spd
Hugh Dalton
Joan
Britain
United States
America
Amer
Tagey
Fos
George C. Marshall
Europe
Bevis
Chandal
Soren
Georges
Bideult
Daily Telegraph
Marshal
Tri
Marshall Pha
Dorsett to retire after 47 years with Clinchfield
S. A. Dorsett freight agent for Clinchfield Railroad announced plans to retire after 47 years of service, including long tenure in the Kingsport office. He began in 1918 and will be succeeded by W. W. Randolph, formerly freight agent at Fremont, Va, who started with Clinchfield in 1968.
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Clinchficlt
Kingsport
Randolph
Clinchfield
Dorsett
Spruce Pine
North Carolina
Tee Clinchfield
Ridge
House Panel Targets Petrillo Amid Labor Probe
A House Labor Subcommittee plans to grill Petrillo, president of the APL Master Union, Monday as part of a congressional inquiry into his union. Subcommittee members say they will press him on featherbedding, use of musicians, welfare funds, and practices affecting new inventions in broadcasting. Petrillo previously faced subpoenas as the Supreme Court ruled on a law limiting his union’s operations. In Chicago he acknowledged the Court's decision and said he bowed to it.
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House
Petrillo
Washington
P—James
Portrillo
Supreme Court
APL Masterwas. Union
Rep
Nixon
R-Culif
Wen Deng
Dre
Congress
Patritio
Ferrillo
Suerte
Chicago
Spokto
Dietatas
Lawyers Eligible For Pay Increase
A 1947 legislative measure raised prosecutors salaries to 5500 dollars and allowed certified district attorneys to take the raise early. The Governor’s office lists those who ceased private practice and certified for eligibility, including Beechey, Wolentarger, Tarpley, Sart, Henderson, Howell, Gerber, Koy, Grays, and Bumpus.
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Geom AD
Temmogsee
Deere
Govarnor
Beechey
Distriet
Drastic Tax Bill Okayed By French Assembly
The French drastic tax bill, raising bread milk and cigarette prices, was adopted by the National Assembly 302 to 241 with nine abstentions. It includes administrative actions and stops state subsidies, aiming to save funds. The measure sparked protests and a nationwide demonstration call by labor unions leading to potential port disruptions.
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lans—se—Pramier
Paul Rainaldice
Pbilb
Fecastrational Assembly
Mombors
Pranay
Marsella
Iabor
Ba Tle
Soviet veto possible on police plan debate at UN
The article reports on a possible Soviet veto in the UN Security Council over how to structure contributions of men, planes, and ships to a proposed police force. It outlines opposing views from the Soviet side and the United States, and notes the risk of a bypassed vote and the broader implications for Big Five power balance.
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Lake Sucecus
United Nations
Military State Committee
Russia
Andrei A. Gromyle
Britain
Buigghy
Fervas
Wwe
Security Council
United States
Columbia Trustees Weigh Eisenhower as Columbia President
The Columbia University board held a late meeting amid speculation about General Dwight D. Eisenhower taking the post. A New York Herald Tribune report claimed a near confirmation exists, suggesting a conditional appointment with retirement tied to presidential approval. Officials offered no comment.
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New York
Columbia University
Divight
D. Eisenhower
Columbia
New York Herald Tribune
Washington
Togay
Ah Marco
Diepate
Bir
Amade
Hisenhower S
Jaitey
Truman
Herald Truune
Eixenhower
Europa
Hutter
Nicholas Murray Butler
Cohwnnin
Boks
Dr. Pronk. PD
Fadenthal
Ent
Reds Said To Have Rejected British Requests On Hungary
British sources report that Russia again rejected Britain’s requests for clarification on Hungary. Moscow’s response, delivered over the weekend, offered no details on charges against Ferenc Nagy and framed the Hungarian changes as constitutional.
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Reds
Hungary
Russia
Fockage
Spalmsman
Loudon
V. ML Baletoy
Moscow
Garber
Georgi Pya2ubin
Hector McNeil
House of Commons
Une
Britain
Rurssian
Twe
MeiNeil
Sip Mauris Peteraon
Mert
Ferenc Nagy
Ruselia
Third Party Rumors Fly As Veto Loses
A chaotic account notes third party rumors following President Truman's veto override. Senator Pepper, one of 23 Democrats, supports the veto while warning of Republican losses and a potential new party dynamic. Senator Byrd and others criticize party cohesion as the House overrode the veto, signaling shifting political currents.
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Veto
Fepper
Fly
Tremendois Imppetua
Senate
Truman
Papper
Henry Wrillece
Mitta
Congress
Hieral Pro
Mherade
Pepper
Sevetor Byrd
Fonst
Democratic Party
Mlaber Party
O J Byrd
Senate Democrats
House
Midwest Floodwaters Sweep Across Nebraskan and Missouri Rivers
Floodwaters moved down the Missouri and tributaries flooding towns in Nebraska Missouri and Iowa. Evacuations rose as bridges breached levees and millions of acres faced inundation while authorities warned of continued crests and delayed construction of flood control works.
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Midwestern
Joy Blige
Nebraska
St Ceprbridge
Southwrent
Oxford
Alina
Republicag
Barham County
Southness
Noxvfol
Nob
Bikborn
Ewing
Rver
Miesdow Grove
Kansas City
Collie Hara EL Potter
Missouri
Rate
Nek
St. Louis
Col
Porter
St. Joseph
Maporean
Kamgax City
Mutsaduri
Agee
Platte
Reighed
Pattemsburg
Grand River
Ottumwa
Lis
Herman Schsetter
Dee Moines
Southy
West Ottumye
Beng
Midwest
Street Scenes From a Murky Eid Morning
A garbled OCR fragment describes eid street scenes with a car, a diesel engine, a superintendent, and a commuter near a yard. Mentions of a person’s wife waiting, a cash trek, and a group near walls suggest urban disruption. Names and places are unclear but indicate a local incident.
Union to Test Legality of New Foremen Contract
A contested contract between the Waises-Praner Corp and its 400 Willow Palm foremen faces a constitutional test. Union leaders Kaybar Kibl and Robert Keys say the agreement, amid Senate action on Truman’s vote, raises questions on representation and wage provisions including a 33.00 monthly minimum or a higher rise.
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Forentin
America
Waises-Praner Corp
Taft
Barney Jaber Kibl
Robert Keys
FAA
Kaiser Brazer
Union
Jess
Senate
Truman
Toinsidenga
Edger Fraiser
Matages
Willow Pam
Truman And Labor Board In Meeting On Taft Hartley Law
President Truman convened members of the National Labor Relations Board to discuss administering the Taft Hartley Act. Senate Republicans eye broader funding for the board as Congress debates the measure amid veto threats and ongoing partisan fights. NLRB members include John M. Houston and James Reynolds Jr. with additional appointees.
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Washington
Truman
Tipel Labor Relations Board
Charts ’. Hom
Reac
Russa
Paul
Herzog Fa Ebakiman
NLA
John NM. Houston
James
I. Reynolds, Jr
NLRB
Senate
House
Towar
Frouse
Pruman
Taft
Ohio
Dhahemar
Sandy Committee
Peokide Morg
Tray
Congress
Judge Rules Sun Bathing In Briefs Is Okay
Judge William Bacon ruled that women sunbathing in backyard shorts and halter are not indecent. Neighbors who complained faced threats from the women, who argued they were not unclothed. A patrol officer investigated and the case went to general sessions court, where the judge issued a firm, cautious ruling.
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Memphis
William Bacon
General Sessions Court
Bacer
Labor Would Take Battle To Polls Strikes Spreading
Washington AP reports soft coal miners idle nationally, fueling fears of a full scale coal strike. Industry officials say the stoppage may widen despite Taft-Hartley curbs. John L. Lewis and United Mine Workers leaders face pressure as government options and potential court challenges loom.
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Labor
Washington
National Goat Association
Ihe
Mmomshawe
Senate
Tru Tan
Isurprian
John L. Lewis
Truman
Navy
W. H. Coljisani
Bbarnesns
Coshasox
United Mine Workers
Lewis
Hopse
Boysea
Sec Rober
Four dead, tanker explosion wreckage prompts search for more remains
Rescue teams comb the charred tanker wreckage near Wilmington as four bodies are recovered and others remain missing after a massive explosion that split the vessel and caused widespread damage to nearby docks. Coast Guard and salvage crews assess the scene, with losses estimated at around ten million dollars in damage and fuel supplies.
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Wilmington
Calin
Deptis
Anit
Ghief
Jack’ Sims
Thal
Timaw Rasberm
George Hodar
Douglas
Jim
Coast Guard
R. Ey Etshsan
Umigt
Tha Tanler
Berg
Postland Ore
Wis
Keystone Shipping Company of
Fitladdyinu
Rr Ee
GOP unveils anti poll tax measure amid Southern opposition
GOP leaders announced an anti poll tax bill aimed at Southern Democrats who blocked tax cuts. The plan seeks swift passage this session, framing the measure as a voting rights step. Key quotes describe pressure from Southern lawmakers and cross party dynamics shaping the bill’s timetable.
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GOP
Washington
Wise
House
Lecompte
R-lowa
House Adminnistration Conmiutit
Lekers
Korte
Sandia
Miners Idle in Virginia and Nearby Fields in Protest
About 2,500 Southwest Virginia miners in Virginia Coal Operators Association mines idled Tuesday in protest of a Senate bill. The Stenega Coal and Coal Company sites Derby Dus bar Roda Imboden and Sonne were down, with 8,000 to 10,000 tons daily capacity lost. Blue Diamond Coal Company mines Mayflower Daperial Manarel and Norton Coal Company reported reduced output, while Grinebfield Corporation had limited activity in Norton County. Officials said many miners stayed away four days before the planned Friday walkout, with union leaders and company officials attributing the action to opposition to labor legislation.
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Speeia
Virginia
Virginia Coal Operators Association
Senate
Thtt-Hartiis
Otfisters
Stenega Cole and Coal Company
Derby
Dusbar
Roda
Imboden and
Sonne
St. Crashes
Blue Diamond Cowt Company
Mayflower
Daperial
Manarel
Narton’ Cowt
Huifill
Burdsell County
Grinebfield Com Corporation
Virginia Cost Operators Association
Norton
George H. Esser
Virginia Conk
Amsociatiom
Ldic
Sam IG
Southeastern Kentucky
Gunter
Bantham Appalachia
Districh
Kmax
Ball,Whitby
McCrary
Kentucky
Soviet Economist forecasts grim U S economic mood
A lengthy Soviet article by economist M. Murinin argues high U S prices reflect a failing economy. He criticizes U S manufacturers and government for resisting price reductions and asserts an approaching economic crisis with widespread pessimism among economists about the timing and depth of a downturn.
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Woscow
United States
Praven
M. Muarinin
America
Murinin
Rie
U.S
Tlarm
Marinin
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