General Ike Named Head Columbia A
General Dwight D. Eisenhower will become president of Columbia University after leaving the Army. Brig. Gen. Omar N. Bradley is discussed as likely successor to Eisenhower’s Army post. Bradley indicated plans to return to service as soon as possible, while Eisenhower has no political ambitions.
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Waestington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
North Africa
Europe
Columbia University
Army
Clint
Stax
Omar N. Stacley
Eisenhower
Eisenhower Glee
Nicholas Murray Butler
United States
Arge
Bradley
Hisenhower
IMS
Inet Ontaber
Pam ¢Uger
Floyd L. Paris
Tas
White House
Gen
George
Marquall
Brodley Fa
Elaan~ Bower
GOP Directors Focus on Minimum Wage Push
GOP leaders in Washington and Wisconsin staged previews of minimum wage legislation amid Taft-Hartley tensions. Rep Landis forecasts a bill within weeks, aiming for a starting 60 cents per hour and a later 73 cent target, affecting about 500000 unorganized workers.
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GOP
Washington
Do & Rouse
Elouse Rejrdsian
Halleck
Indiana
GOP Politica
Vaby
Wisconsin
Landis
Labor Committee
Ita
Truman
Landis Bild
P Nat
Lowsport J
Marshall Plan Critique Circulates In Pravda Across Europe
Pravda editorialized on the Marshall Plan after Soviet acceptance of a British French invitation. Molotov travels to Paris for three power talks with Soviet, British, French ministers. The piece argues American interference would undermine European sovereignty and forecasts potential plan failure.
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London
P—Previs
Comumytass
Europe
Soviet Union
Sovet
Molorov
Paris
Pravda
Centhr
Starshall
Avice
Theas Rre
Tage Con ‘Aishons
Pia
Isel
Uatening
Senator McKellar weighs TVA amendments and hearings
Washington reports Senator McKellar plans to open two day hearings on the 14 percent TVA budget. He has not decided which amendments to propose to the TVA Act and will decide soon. Private power distributors, TVA Haself staff, and House members may oppose any proposed changes at the May hearing.
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Washington
Ar—Witm
Tennessee Valley Authority
McKellar
D-Team
TVA
Spexdamen
TVA Power
TVA Haself
House
Temamessuy
David’ EL Liliemthar
Atomic Emergy Commission
Gordom RK
Clapp
Woeird
Iitenda
WAL
Rabies warning issued to Kingsport area residents
Police warn residents of Nelsontown Gibsontown and nearby areas to beware mad dogs after a white spotted dog attacked several animals and people. The canine was destroyed, and authorities sent the head to a city laboratory for analysis while urging residents to confine pets and avoid infection.
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Kingsport Polite
Nelsontown
Gibsontown
Johnsom City
Jay Begley
Windsor Strewn
Dobre ‘Hom City Laboratories
Af Rahies
Cate
Nelventowtn
Nelventown
US to turn over 37 ships to Italy for reconstruction
Secretary of State Marshall said the United States plans to transfer 37 merchant ships to Italy as part of efforts to speed reconstruction of the war-torn country. He stressed the move aims to help Italy stabilize and recover, with consideration of broader American shipping assistance.
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Washington
Marshall
United States
Vick
Italy
Reds Not To Get Austrian Relief Goods
Washington and Vienna reached an agreement ensuring Austrian relief aid to China and several European nations while limiting diversion of supplies. The pact requires clear labeling of aid as United States relief and permits public acknowledgment of U S involvement. It also sets conditions on use of supplies by occupying forces and outlines steps to keep aid from supporting occupation authorities.
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Washington
Aimtrin
Wader Pat
Eustian
Krospe
United States
China
Vienna
State Department
Austria
Cemanises
Sgees
Congress
Na Muely &i
Fuasien Hesneland
Ncire
Austela
Tinintenenes
Thare
Aritien
Amsiria
Proviaren
vAmerican
Greten
Creal
Arrigzheur
Opaervel
Acatiria Melick
Auto Workers To Examine Union's Assistance Plea
Ford foremen wage dispute draws 3,800 workers as United Auto Workers consider a union assistance plea. Robert F Keys urges Reuther to respond by Saturday amid plant picket lines at Ford’s Detroit sites and related firms. The dispute centers on how the FAA should represent workers versus Ford’s claim of exclusive employer jurisdiction. Leaders paused talks to review contract progress and implications.
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Hetroitt
Waller
Reacher
C&o United Auto Workers
Wetdn
Inka
Ford Motor Co
Chephea
Foyemins Association of Amerigy
Detroit
Ford
Rewther
PAA
Robert F. Keys
Univarian Degistem
Loreen
FAA
Smen
Foré
Pragge, Ningeln
Highland Park Plainy
Ger Wood Industries, Inc
Midland Steel Products
Cleveland
Keys
Reuther
Truman and Marshall Confront Aid Dilemma for China
Washington decisions loom as Truman and Marshall weigh whether to extend aid to China amid inflation and a looming adjournment. Officials consider a short term loan package and housing programs tied to the broader foreign aid plan, with Senate action expected next week and deadline looming.
UN Charter Turns Two Tomorrow Across the World
A global observance marks two years since the United Nations Charter was signed in San Francisco. UN officials in Lake Success prepare a world broadcast featuring messages from leaders and greetings from the Big Five, with Attlee and Chiang Kaishek invited but Stalin declining. The ABC network will carry a 42:20 PM program and a transcription plan spans 34 countries, including a dramatic reading of the charter signing by John Gielgud and remarks from each major delegate.
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United Nations
Sam Fratersco
Germany
Wren
Tomy
Toon Tom
Attlee
Great Britain
Chiang Kaislek
China
Andrei A. Gromytsa
Rizas
Stalin
United States
Amevican Broadcasting Company
UN Radio Divisiom
Muegex
U. & Ehere
ABC
Win
Incheder
Measage
Lyon Lie
John Gielged
Algmed
Sar
Fire Aboard Big Cargo Vessel In Hudson Fire
A major blaze swept the U S President Lines 10790 ton cargo ship Marlowe Bitter as smoke rolled over downtown Manhattan and the Hudson River. Coast Guard units fireboats and tugboats attended with 19 fire companies racing to the scene 26 din ago. Firefighters reported trapped sailors later found uninjured after entering a hold.
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Vericylly
U.S President
The
Marlowe Biter
Todmye Au
Longstiotenten
Hudson
Manhattan
Coast Guard
New Yorke City
Jahr Barney
Wnd
Jersey City
Pleo Biel
Frank
Erte
Frenven
Walkout by Lewis Miners Hits Coal Regions Across States
The nationwide coal strike widens as about 400000 bituminous workers idle. Walkouts spread in Pennsylvania West Virginia and eastern mines with more than 2200 quitting in Panther Valley and 4100 in the Pittsburgh district while steel firms cut furnaces and UMW leaders face possible court injunction under Taft-Hartley. Local government weighs injunctive action and federal review.
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Pittsburga
Prawaestion
Mireus
Taft-Bar
United Ming Worl
West Virginia
Oakden
Monongala County
Feeports Frac Ure
Lsted
Pennsylvania
Sn Worl
Panther Valley
Carmepic Linais, Steel Corporation
Siipwater
Pittsburgh
Kentucky
Sim Hanke
Justice Department
Sudo
Werthout
John L. Lewis
Apl-United Mine Workers
Alabama
Senate
Karttoy-Taft
Bee
Miners Idle Across Southwest Virginia Districts
About 7 500 miners in Southwest Virginia counties left the pits and did not return to work Wednesday, according to George Hi Essqn president of the Virginia Coal Operators Association. Despite a request from William F Minton president of District 28 United Mine Workers to continue until Friday, an estimated 20 000 more miners across five counties were reported leaving the mines.
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Syndiat
Norton
Virginia
counMielkls
Virginia Coal Operators Association
George Hi. Essqn
Asgoeration
William F. Minton
District 28
United Mine Workers
Conl Operators’ Association
De Nicola Resigns as Provisional Chief in Rome
Enrico de Nicola resigns from the provisional presidency to the constituent assembly amid a Communist dominated General Confederation of Labour strike. Reports say rail workers and public transport halted nationwide as protests intensified and the assembly was in session.
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Holy
Rome
Enrico de Nilegry
Constituent Assembly
General ‘Confederation of
Rima
Wiktathes
Whart
Futile Push to Preserve Power of Seizure in Coal Strike
Washington reports walkouts by nearly half of John L. Lewis's soft coal miners amid a Justice Department probe and a faltering congressional bid to renew expiring federal seizure powers. The strike shadows Taft Hartley limits as talks fail, with miners planning about five more days of stoppage and potential government injunctions under the Taft Hartley framework.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
Justice Department
Nebraska Towns Brace For New Flood Deluge
Stricken towns in Nebraska faced renewed flood threats as widespread rain moved through the region. Cambridge, the hardest hit, warned evacuation may be needed again if rain continued, while Medicine Creek remained silted from last weekend. Across the state, rising rivers forced evacuations in Adel and near Auburn, and flood watches spread from North Bend to the Elkhorn Valley as new showers threatened renewed destruction.
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Caraha
Town
Nebraskea
Boavigat
Otrougheast
Nebrazia
Neigh
Cambridge
Lloyd C
Richardson
Medicine Creek
Lown
Adel
Pate
Carroll County
George S. Wieland
Gascot
Racosott River
Auburn
Nebraska
Pleite
East Central
North Bend
Elkhorn
Northeastorm
Conferees Urged Fast Pact On Culture Program
Senate House conferees face pressure to quickly agree on continuing the Culture Program funded from the State Department budget. The House approved 72 to 0 to authorize the Voice of America broadcasts in multiple languages, with the Senate Appropriations Committee backing funds to extend beyond July 2. The full Senate must still vote on the $91.5 million fund and reconcile with the House figure.
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Senate
Voice of America
House
Yousterday
Senate Appropriations Committee
State Department
George Supports Surprise GOP Tax Cut Drive
Senator George backs a Republican move to override a veto and pass a $4.009 billion tax cut with a revised effective date of January 1. House Ways and Means Chair Mouston introduced the bill, hoping for passage before adjournment. Senate prospects appear uncertain with talk of a possible filibuster.
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George
Washington
Mactin
Senate
Faumeibanks
Slavs Blamed In Greek Situation
The Balkan inquiry report blames Serbians and Albanians less, with stronger blame placed on Slavs for support of Greek guerrilla warfare. The United Nations Security Council planned a debate next week, amid expected strain between Russia and Western powers over the Balkans.
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United Sxtens
Balkan
Guerrilia
Greece
Geneva
Russia
Weaters
Security Council
Bal How
Albuin
Bulgaria
UN Probe Visits Tel Aviv Amid War Crimes Claims
The United Nations Palestine commission tours Tel Aviv to inspect alleged British actions and to review sites linked to Jewish and Arab communities. Commission members hear testimony about torture of prisoners and the killing of wounded captives and pledge to pursue dangerous charges. The visit includes Aram and Jaffa as the commission probes regional tensions and possible wartime abuses.
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United Nations Palestine Investigating Commission
All
Jewisa
Tel Aviv
Knepeet
Irgun
Leirmi
Andere Grenad
Irgan
Tryan
Acre
Yeutoldly
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Randl Amt Jaffe
Hatta
Tal Aviv
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