Postponement of President Truman Caribbean Trip
The White House said President Truman indefinitely postponed the 26 day Caribbean trip amid unspecified developments after discussions with the cabinet. Secretary Ross indicated no details and noted the trip, previously planned from Key West to San Juan, was shelved.
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Boy Faces Second Murder Hearing in Grove Calif
Grove California report on a convicted youth awaiting a second murder trial. Jury found him guilty of first degree murder of a 15 year old girl and two counts of second degree murder and attempted murder in a related case. Judge will decide a possible life sentence while death penalty is noted as a possibility. He remains calm in court as family reacts with distress.
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Senators Favor Appointment Of Steering Group
The Tennessee Senate voted 24 to 2 to appoint a steering committee to speed business before final adjournment. Senator Olin White opposed, arguing it violated legislative principles. Administration leaders pushed the move as near completion of their program.
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New Lava Flows From Mount Er Mes Toward Randino
Reports from Catania say Mount Er mes is erupting again with a fresh lava tongue creeping down the northern slope toward Randino. The new lava, seven and a half miles from Randino’s outskirts, slowed by terrain, follows a period of renewed activity after two weeks of quiet at Monte Creciatare. An aerial view shows the lava moving atop a crust as it advances.
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Marshall En Route To Berlin Before Moscow Meeting
Secretary of State Marshall glaced flowers on France’s unknown soldier tomb, then departed for Berlin en route to the Moscow foreign ministers meeting. Bevin, Dulles and other U.S. and allied officials traveled between Warsaw, Berlin, and Orly as talks focused on a four power treaty against German aggression and postwar arrangements with France and Britain.
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Britain
British Traffic Stalled By Snow
London reports widespread disruption as snow halts traffic for the third day. About 300 major highways blocked and many branch rail lines inactive. Twelve towns and numerous villages remain isolated with fuel and supplies dwindling.
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Congress Set to OK Flat Rent Increase, Hawkes Says
Hawkes predicts Congress will approve a flat 15 percent rent increase by September 1, despite Senate Banking Committee opposition. Buck and other lawmakers see broad support for a larger rise. Tobey keeps secrecy as committees debate 10 percent measures and potential shifts of rent control to federal courts.
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Lincoln Red Story Not So and Trumans Insist
A partial historical note describes an assertion about Mrs. Truman declining to share a Lincoln bed at the White House. President Forbes of Baytor University presented a doctor of laws degree. the cited reason for removing the claim remains unexplained, while family members deny any such refusal.
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Grandview
Lilienthal Confirmation Vote Delayed by Senate Committee
The Senate Atomic Energy Committee postponed the Lilienthal confirmation vote to Monday to allow members to seek clarification on questions. Chairman Hickemlooper stated the delay was agreed to after reporters waited outside the room for hours. The hearing process has drawn intense partisan attention as McKellar and others press the issue of Lilienthal’s fitness for the Atomic Energy Commission chair.
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Wouter
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Wilson
de. Vannevar Bustim
Amendment To Court Measure in Senate and House actions
Senator William Buehles of Harrisonport proposed in the State Senate an amendment to the Sullivan Court measure limiting the court’s power in DUI cases and altering preliminary rulings. The House approved two local bond measures permitting 758,900 in bonds for a county project and 2,645,000 in bonds for school buildings.
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William Buehles
D-Hingsport
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Howse
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Tha
Sattivam County
Randy
Dutch Take Over American Vessel Aboard the USS Martin
Dutch forces seized the American Liberty ship Merit Behrman and its cargo aboard the USS Martin Betur man after Captain Rudy Gray announced a temporary gain for the United States. Gray blamed canned men for wresting control and said the crew remained aboard but would not assist in moving or discharging cargo. The Dutch, aided by a powerful force, prepared to remove the cargo to a different dock while the crew stayed under Gray’s orders.
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Butavie
Mertit Behrman
Rudy Gray
Gaib
United States
Gray
Charaing
Vance
Tevaia de Hanee
Carey
United States at UN Meet Moves on Pacific Island Trusts
Reports from Lake Success indicate a harmonious UN session focusing on the US proposed trusteeship for Japanese mandates in the Pacific. Soviet proposals to alter text sparked debate though Washington signaled continuity, with eight veto power protecting core terms.
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Russia
Andrei A. Gramko
Warren K. Austin
Austin
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Washington
Flo
GOP Freshmen Seek Vote in Policy Shaping
A group of sixteen GOP freshmen call for a stronger role in formulating party policies. Senator Millikin of Colorado promises more frequent party conferences as first-term signatories urge the Republican leadership to increase input. The letter, in handwriting by Senator Bale win and signed by Dworshalk Ives Williams Jenner Cooper Thyé Kern Exton Mar Toe Bricker Martin Watkins Cain Mew Carthy and Flamdars, seeks fuller input from Senate Republicans.
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Millikin
R-Coto
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Senate
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R-Idato
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Balewin Ur-Coma
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Ives
New York
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Delaware
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Indiana
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Thyé
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Kern
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Exton
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Mar
Toe
Nevaeix
Bricker
Ohio
Martin
Pennsylvania
Watkins
Utah
Cain
Washington
Mew Carthy
Wisconsin
Flamdars
Vermont
Teachers Plan To Return To Posts Lorain
Lorain teachers who resigned en masse after a walkout plan to return after talks with the school board. The board promised to meet a demand for full reinstatement, while some students stayed away in protest over a high school incident involving Principal Allen Deizor and a student inquiry into a Bozo shooting.
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Chearview
Papite
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Wolf
Clagues
Allen Deizer
Mizer
Darice
Street Scenes Amid Snow and Traffic Turmoil
Morning commuters faced slick streets as a clouded dust of broken language hints at icy conditions. Pedestrians hurried along a Bristol highway end as winter wind and snow compact the scene, with a few wary drivers navigating treacherous patches toward a cautious rush hour.
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Bristol
Court Slapdown Of John L Appears To Preserve Coal Fields Peace
The Supreme Court decision blocks another coal strike, keeping John L Lewis and the United Mine Workers in a legal limbo as the government seeks wage talks. The ruling preserves production through spring while judges consider if Lewis can withdraw his government contract.
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Secretary of the Interior
Court Upholds County Police Authority in Frankfort Case
The Kentucky Court of Appeals affirmed Beatusky’s county police ruling from Harlan County, upholding legality of county police forces across several districts. Officers appointed by County Judge W. B. Howard conducted raids seizing slot machines amid salary disputes with the Harlan fiscal court, which had refused to pay. The special judge ruled statutes unconstitutional due to salary disparities governed by local counties.
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Pay- Lette
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House Appropriations Panel Proposes Treasury and Postoffice Cuts
The House Appropriations Committee voted reductions for the Treasury and Postoffice budgets for the next fiscal year. Treasury would drop to about 1.07 billion dollars, a cut of over 82 million from the President’s plan, while the Postoffice would fall to about 1.53 billion, down 14.3 million from the estimates. Both figures exclude roughly 9.19 million in uncontrollable items.
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Traffic Toll In State Put At 683
The State Safety Department’s annual motor vehicle accident report lists 7,589 accidents in Tennessee, with 633 deaths from traffic crashes. Drunk driving, speeding, reckless driving, and failure to yield traffic signs are blamed. Pedestrian deaths total 198, with many involving drinking drivers or vehicles leaving roadways.
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Churchill Charges Government Over India Policy in Commons
Churchill led a new Conservative attack as the government won a June 1948 deadline vote on ending British rule in India. He vowed to move a censure motion Wednesday, warning of tyranny and civil unrest while urging broader talks, including United Nations mediation, to avoid a rushed withdrawal.
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Margaret Truman Aims for Grand Opera Career
Detroit reports that Margaret Truman, daughter of the President, plans a career in grand opera. She will debut Sunday with the Detroit Symphony Orchestra as a soprano under conductor Har Keneger, described as having a distinctive voice, while her teacher warns that opera is a demanding path.
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