Truman Says U S Can Decide World Economic Future
President Truman in Waco after a Mexico goodwill trip urged freer world trade to avert economic war. He praised reciprocal trade and condemned tariffs and isolation, stating the United States must lead toward economic peace or face conflict, and that tariff reductions are a cornerstone of postwar policy. He warned Geneva talks must not fail, and contrasted the U S as the giant of the economic world guiding global relations.
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Waco
Tex
Truman
United States
Mexico
Baylord University
Congress
Geneve
United Magione
Greece
Britain
Ameerican
Marshall
Geneva
Truntan
Erupting Mount Etna Drives Lava Toward Randazzo
Fiery renewal on Etna reports a new crater on its slopes emitting hot lava streams moving toward Monte LaGuardia and Randazzo. Ansa and Italian outlets note lava at 323 yards per hour, with dense smoke and risk to rail corridors and nearby towns. Rescue units mobilize as four craters were active and danger from spreading flames persists.
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Sigiy
Afount
Etna
Monta Santa Maria
Monte LaGuardia
Randadan
Randazzo
Ansa
Tava
Taday
Rome
Mt Huna
Gaetane Fonte
Mt. Eine
Copacr
Columm
Catarin
Bina
Gond
Addira
High Court Hears Governor Dispute in Georgia Case
The Georgia Supreme Court heard rival claims of Herman Talmadge and Trempe to the governorship with a decision expected within ten days. Attorneys argued that the legislature blocked rightful representatives, while the elder Talmadge’s death altered succession. The proceedings paused as the court opened arguments without Talmadge present. hearings to conclude this afternoon.
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Atiagly
Georgia
Supreme Court
Harman Talmadge
Bothy
Parmadine
Autorogy B
Erwin Beatenth Regional Tourney Opens with Upset
Erwin Beatenth High School defeated Envin quint 43 to 38 in the East Tennessee Regions basketball tournament opener at the University of Tennessee Gymnasium. Magheim led early as the Genet Countlans held a 22-16 advantage at halftime amid a tense early round.
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Knoxville
Ne — Moskalin High School
Envin Quint
University of Tennessee Gymnasium
Magheim
Genet
Kingaport
Cuncan
Soddy-Daisy
Lo" Follette
Fowr Search Planes Grounded By Weather
Rescue planes from Knoxville and Four Army were grounded today as worsening weather halted efforts to locate a private passenger plane believed missing in the East. Officials said foul weather, reduced visibility, and high winds prevented aerial search operations and delayed planned reconnaissance. The situation remained tentative, with authorities awaiting improved conditions to resume the search and coordinate ground teams.
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Knoxville
Army
Final Group Meeting Before Lilienthal Vote
Washington AP reports a final closed meeting of the Atomic Energy Committee with David E Lilienthal and the Atomic Energy Commission nominees before a possible confirmation vote. Senators Millikin Bricker Taft and others weigh delays while debates touch on Communist associations and policy softness.
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Washington
Sanat ‘Atomic Energy Committee
David E. Lilienthal
aAtomle Energy Commission Nom
Tj Neys
Millikin
R-Cole
Hickémlooper
R- Fawn
White
Bricker
Ohio
Libhentat
TWA
Soma
Tor Taft
Tennessee Valley Authority
Om Laoues
Comanomlsn
Russev
Winter storms leave scattered areas cut off and roads closed
Widespread districts face delayed winter doses as storms worsen travel. New York and New England recover from a four day drenching that isolated rural communities and shuttered schools, while new troubles arise in Maryland Kansas Missouri and Michigan. Snowdrifts reach up to two feet as crews struggle to keep roads open. Food drops reach Mukbard Lake residents and a six weeks old girl is flown to a hospital from a snowbound home.
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New York
New England
Maryland
Tte
Kansas
Missouri
Michigan
Thume
Mukbard Lake
Alpena
Shumty
Strike Ends at Bemberg Factory Amid Arbitration
AFL authorized strike at American Bemberg Mayor Corporation plant ended at 1 am. 123,000 workers idled since Feb. 13 due to a snowstorm. Company officials said suspension of workmen will be studied under union contract. Several cases of displaced workers to be handled. weather improved, deliveries resumed through arbitration in 12 New York State cities.
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Bilyea
AFL
Bemberg Mayor Corporation
Phan
Josep Jecove
APL Southern
I Paw
Jacobs
ITH- Page
Nois and
Indien
Mike
New York State
Nocadeary
Nettymal
Oswego
N. Y
Pennsylvania
Red Atomic View Stirs Pessimism at UN Security Session
Soviet deputy foreign minister Gromyko argued against broad UN control of atomic energy, urging strict but limited international norms. He warned that unlimited control risks interference in internal affairs and sovereignty while US calls for an atomic development authority with full inspection powers faced stiff debate ahead of the Moscow conference.
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M. D
Security Council
Plac
Gromyke
United Statns
Alrady
Atomic, Energy Commission
Russia
I & Timinutz Space
Cromyke
United States
Moscow
GromyHe
Siiguld
Grongko
Granit
Gromyko
Strike Notices Filed By New York Telephone Workers
About 62 000 telephone workers in the New York metropolitan area have filed strike notices aiming to join a nationwide walkout in April under the National Federation of Telephone Workers. Mrs. Mary L. Horn, president of the United Communications Organizations, said three unions submitted notices in compliance with the Smith-Connelly Act yesterday. The Traffic Employes Union represents 17 900 local operators for the New York Telephone Company across New York City and surrounding counties.
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New York
Ar—Aing
Aarday
Maron Ll. Horn
United Communications Organizations
Stuith-Connally
Uniior
New Foul Telephone Company
New York City
Nagano
Suffolts
Westchester
Rockland
Greenwich, Coon
U S Attacks Soviet Actions In Hungary
The United States protested Soviet interference in Hungary s internal affairs condemning direct intervention by the high command. Secretary of State Marshall sent a note to Moscow and allied capitals calling the moves unwarranted and stating they threaten Hungary s electoral mandate and people s rights.
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Washington
United States
Im Budlepest
Hay
Hungary
Aren
Parisi
Beerstery
Mfornhualk
Pilame
Moscow
St Orly
Poe
Das
Fefferson Caffery
Ommpyador
Elrenoter
Mosten
Appea
Lve
Atairg
Mungace
Hungaria
Poerce
All States
Marshalk Diptomatic
Marshall
Fovalan
Coxtfer
Amee
Tate
Great Britain
Allia Camtrot Council
Bardapent
State Department
New Polish Soviet Pact Aims at Broad Economic Unity
A Soviet Soviet Polish pact outlined four major economic benefits for Poland and a shared stance on the German question. Reported terms included a Russian loan, coal supply reductions, industrial production boosts, and armament cooperation. Polish Prime Minister Cyrankiewicz praised the talks as aligning both governments on key political questions and the German issue.
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Germany
Poland
Boels
Stwn
Molotov
A. I. Mikoyan
A G. Zverev
Josef Cyranklevigz
Industry Filaty Mine
Street Scenes Amid Distracting Noise On Busy Road
Fragmentary account describes scattered street activity as a dog runs ahead seeking others while a crowd shouts and birds flit nearby. A passerby calls out a name as people crowd near a department store doorway, sparrows flutter, and a man named Miche is referenced amid unclear events.
Price Increase Probe Prompted by Sabath Demand
Rep Sabath urged the House to order its Agriculture Committee to probe price hikes and the cost of living, stating prices are still rising while a new plan moves to curb inflation amid criticism of economic policy.
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Washington
Sabath
D-M
Howse: Teday
Agriculture Committee
Republica
Congress
NLRB Chief Fears Nationwide Strike Wave
NLRB Chairman Psa. M. Sewor warns proposed changes to the Wagner Act could trigger a broad U S strike wave. The U S Chamber of Commerce disputes this, urging Congress to rewrite the act to curb its perceived intent, while industry groups push for clarity and fast action amid ongoing Senate deliberations.
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Washington
Psa. M. Sewor
National Labor Relations
Boarté
U. S
Chamber of
Cammere
Congress
Senate
Brose Raker
Conmness
Lagat
Hercog
Chamber of Commerce
Horge
Ferman
W. Steinkrave
Herzen’ Beard
Tiges
Raymond S. Smethurst
National Association of Manufacturers
Hlernoghov
NLRB
Peinelplas
Tecauer
Senator Ball
Rtn
Micaaisro Ball
Fett R-Ghleane Smith
ANT
Bally
Berang
One Killed When Car Strikes Mine Near Jerusalem
A private car struck a road mine near Rehovet killing the Jewish driver and injuring a passenger in Jerusalem. Grenades were reported at two military vehicles injuring a British lance corporal and a Palestinian. A blast damaged Haifa’s government office with no casualties. British troops hunted the attackers as night patrols lit Jerusalem.
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Jerusalem
Rehovet
Ted
Sm Jerusalen
Persore
Palestine
Supreme Court upholds contempt rulings against John L Lewis
The Supreme Court 7 to 0 upholds contempt convictions of John L Lewis and United Mine Workers for defying a court order to end a coal strike. The ruling lowers a previously assessed $37.5 million fine to $3.7 million and affirms penalties, while directing Lewis to withdraw the contract formation notice.
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Supreme Court
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
High Court
Lewis
Lowir
Azainse Lewis
Punsell
Teak Lewis
Secretary of the Interior
J. A. Krug
Court Ofter
Vinnon
Justicas
Atear
Winson Sm
Lewis Cave
Peter
Senate Tables House Passed Bonus Measure and Alcohol Tax Plan
Senate action includes tabling a $250 bonus proposal for legislators while weighing a local option vote on alcohol sales. The chamber advances the General Appropriations Bill and considers bonding, with Loftin leading a failed motion to table. Governor’s message requests about $9.9 million for state buildings and $4.8 million for college projects in coming years.
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Fepinasee Senate
Senate
EE. Loftin
D-Catumbig
Sem Blanchard
Daltemphis
Loftin
Lake County
Knoxville
Chattanosga
Ges
Jin McCard
Assembly
Xaleinge
Department of Institutions
University of Tennessee
A. & I State College
Memphis Fire Destroys Main Street Building in City Fire
Large fire sweeps a downtown Memphis building on Mainate Union Streets early today. Four alarms, 15 firefighters, and a 3:53 am call fought the blaze until 6:30 am. No casualties reported. Damages estimated at 925000. Building formerly housed Cotton States Motel. site deemed highly valuable in the downtown district. Walgreens Drug Store owner notes floors not used for storage or offices. Fire department containment limited fire to the single structure.
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Memphis
T Atory
Mainate
Union Streets
Atowntown
Stemphisx
Commie O'Sullivar
FD. Meegan
Walgreen
Morgan
House Republicans Move to Rename Boulder Dam for Hoover
Republican members push renaming Boulder Canyon Dam to honor Herbert Hoover and correct past misnaming. Debate traces back to 1930s naming efforts and Hoover era influence, with Interior and appropriations panels weighing legal titles and public sentiment.
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House
Boulder Dam
Hoover
Totary
Congress Mover
Hac
Dent
Ine Tole
Boulder Canyon
Canyon Dam
Asx
Dare
Herbert Hoover
Tareush
Rossevelt
Sec' Pnd
Britain Faces New Fuel Crisis Amid Blizzard and Riots
Severe weather cripples coal production and railway lines across Britain, with 40 branch lines halted and 33 mines shut, while Lahore endures a 21 hour curfew after violent clashes leave many dead. Emergency cabinet convenes as the nation braces for fuel shortages and unrest.
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Bripair al Jey
Syntent
The
Daily Herald
Labor Party
South Whar
Wities
Midlands
Printa Minigher Attlee
Cal Cabimen
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