Head Of Studio Unions Beaten and Left on Highway
Herbert K. Sorvent, president of the Conference of Studio Unions, was found badly beaten and left on a highway near Bakersfield. He says three men in a black sedan, one in police uniform, abducted him, handcuffed him, and drove about 90 miles before dumping him. He was hospitalized with head wound and jaw injuries. investigators issued a warning for roadblocks across Mojave, Kern, and Los Angeles Counties.
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Kingsport Area Braces for Normal Weather After Snow Streak
Kingsport area expected a return to normal conditions after a week of slippery streets and freezing temperatures. up to eight inches of snow fell across the northeast with Florida reporting sub freezing winds and towns like Chicago seeing seven inches. Local buses continue on schedule despite icy patches while Sullivan County schools reopen after two weeks closed.
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Crew Of Wrecked Ship Is Rescued Near Cape Elizabeth
Rescue attempts on the rocky coast saved two members of the 00 ton collier Ogkert- Nickaider after a wreck off Fugh. David Rogers, 18, of Sorfolk, Vie, and Lorena, of nearby Norfolk, endured waves and exposure during a perilous 150 yard surf to reach safety. The incident occurred around 4:59 a.m. BST near Portland, with transportation planned to Broke the two to formal care.
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Martial law tightens in Palestine amid Jewish underground hunts
British forces impose martial law across Jerusalem and surrounding Jewish districts as the hunt for underground groups intensifies. Up to 25061200 Jews are isolated under a coastal plain regime with curfews and disrupted transport, while gunfire and mine incidents injure several and kill a child.
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Truman In Mexico For Short Visit
President Truman arrived in Mexico City for a three day state visit marked by a 21 gun salute at landing. He was welcomed by President Miguel Aleman and Mexican officials, with ceremonies at the National Palace and a state dinner planned.
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Main Points' Anti Labor Bill Listed
A draft House Labor Committee bill outlined by Chairman Fractlie targets labor, aiming to curb jurisdictional strikes and secondary boycotts. Provisions would affect radio and newspaper reporters, with debate on exemptions for news writing. Local CIO United Auto Workers leader Christettel and Union president Huse spoke at the event amid a ten month Allis Chalmers strike.
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Truman urges draft law end as Army to discharge 100000 by July
President Truman pressed Congress to let the draft law expire March 31 while the Army announced it would release about 100000 nonvolunteers by June 3 to reduce strength toward 7,070,000 to 7,206,000. The War Department said overseas and domestic troops will be discharged with exceptions for disability or medical care.
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Lilienthal Denies Pay from Chicago Firm Amid Senate Inquiry
Wisconsin Public Utilities Commissioner Lilienthal testifies before the Senate Atlantic Committee that he received no pay from a Chicago company while serving in Wisconsin. He rebuts charges of outside compensation and cites a contract as evidence, denying violation of the ethics law requiring full-time dedication to public duties.
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Draft Dodger Turns Out To Be Woman
FBI traced a person using multiple identities tied to a Brookhaven Mississippi marriage. Indicted for violating the selective service act, the individual known as Robert X was found in Chicago after a five year search. Authorities referred the matter to the Attorney General for advice as to next steps.
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Senators Press for Executive Briefing on Balkan Crisis
Washington lawmakers urged Secretary of State Marshall to testify in an executive session detailing the Balkan crisis and Britain’s possible withdrawal from Greece. Senator Thurstin, Senate Banking chair, backed a full briefing as Congress weighs foreign policy moves amid tense Near East conditions. Byrnes and Marshall reportedly to meet privately with a committee on Balkan peace treaties and wartime considerations.
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UN Group Opens Study of Charges Against Albania
The United Nations sub-committee begins review of Britain's charges against Albania linked to alleged crimes. Britain seeks action by The Hague Court, with Poland Australia and Colombia backing a council referral while Cadogan aims to block it without council approval. Debate centers on evidence and potential recommendations to the U N.
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Young GOP Group To Meet In Knox
Young Republican delegates from throughout the state will gather in Knox on Saturday March 3 for a one day Southern Conference. Lyra Maynes president of the Arrow County Young Republican Club announced the event. Raynes said former Gov Ben W Hoogee of Newport will be the speaker at the meeting. A business session is set for 2 pm with other young Republican leaders in attendance.
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Legislature Set to Resume Work Amid Heavy Bill Load
Mashville lawmakers of the 6th Tennessee General Assembly plan to return tonight with Senate at 2 p.m. and House at 8 p.m. Many bills remain, including eight passed by the House and 28 pending in the Senate, with several appropriations likely to be brought up. The administration seeks a March 11 adjournment, a move already approved by the Senate last year, but House action was blocked and could be revived.
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Reds Seek Trieste Governor Pick This Week
Reports indicate the Soviet Union United States Britain and France will discuss Trieste governor candidates this week. Potential picks include Alberto Lieras and Cumnariza with other names floated among diplomats. The effort aims for a swift selection while balancing Italian Yugoslav and allied interests amid ongoing peace talks.
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Lawmakers Stall As Session Prods Through March Deadlines
Lawmakers have little to show in this session with March deadlines looming for a details law expiring on March 32 and proposals to head off a new seal by April 1. House and Senate committees wrestle with labor and appropriations bills, facing long debates as they shape a scaled back budget and policy cuts. The Senate debates fiscal restraint, aiming to shave about 4.5 billion from the President’s budget, while House leaders push for their figures in conference.
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Reece Plea to Follow Leaders Sparks GOP clash
Morse rebukes Reece call for party line loyalty amid GOP rift over leadership and policy. Morse accuses Reece and machine politicians of pushing a tax program harming national defense and the dollar, urging independence from top lawmakers’ dictates.
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England Lifts Electricity Ban After Three Weeks Crisis
Britain ends a three week electricity ban as coal shortages ease. Factories reopen across counties while five hour daily home cuts remain. Government warns reserves still low and costs of the shutdown loom. unemployment rises with overall industrial impact.
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Georgia Rival Accuses Vote Irregularities in Governor Race
Atlanta coverage reports Governor candidate D. Talmadge Bowers demanding a recount of write-in votes used to base the governor’s race on. He warns of court action if the legislature resists, while the newspaper rejects the charges as yellow journalism. Officials in Fair County deny any voting irregularities in Helena precinct.
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