Stalin Attacks Churchill Over War Alliances
Stalin told a Moscow correspondent that Churchill and allied leaders sow quarrels among wartime allies and seek a world order under English speakers. He likened Churchill to Hitler, urged domination by non English peoples as a path to peace, warning that resistance could lead to war. The interview, broadcast by Moscow radio, comes amid Supreme Soviet sessions.
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Churchill Silent Before Friday Speech in Missouri
Stalin again accuses Winston Churchill of plotting war with the United States as he prepares a Missouri address. The Mutual Broadcast System says the former prime minister will speak on latest developments at 9 50 CST with 42 ambassadors and ministers attending, plus UN representatives. Andre Gromyko's attendance remains uncertain.
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Groups Protest Cops Actions At Columbia
The Columbia Tennessee incident sparks protests by civil rights groups abroad. Leaders denounce police actions alleging state forces led a march into the Negro district, causing injuries and two deaths. Officials in Nashville refused to comment while activists urge federal prosecutions and disciplinary actions.
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John Dallavaux to Speak Friday at Junior High
John Dallavaux, renowned for youth outreach, will address teens at Junior High Friday during his tour of southern colleges and public schools. His program, backed by wealthy sponsors, emphasizes thrift, discipline, and responsibility through a 16 000 mile yearly trek with eight boys.
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John Lewis Weighs Demands Amid Miner Wage Talks
Washington reports that John Lewis remained silent on wage demands as a two day national conference on miners wages heightened speculation he would soft pedal demands. UMW officials pressed for a health and welfare fund, while Lewis signaled no fixed figures and hinted nine negotiable demands could lead to a settlement or a shutdown by March 31.
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New Air Route Planned From Tri City to New Orleans
Plans for a new airline route from Tri City Airport to New Orleans via Asheville and Atlanta were revealed by Pennsylvania Central Airlines officials. An application to the Civil Aeronautics Board is on file, with a hearing set for May 8. The route aims to provide through service from the East to Gulf cities and to North Carolina points, shortening many existing trips.
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Penicillin May Lose Effectiveness for Some Diseases
Scientist Hans Molitor of the Merck Institute warns penicillin could become largely useless against several diseases. He outlines four potential failure paths including resistance in germs, combination therapies with other drugs, discovery of new antibiotics, and chemical compounds that alter germ sensitivity, noting mixed practicality and safety concerns.
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Labor Front Bright As A Spring Morn
The AX andwing Press notes a springlike mood as key labor disputes in auto and electrical industries near settlement. GM and GE striker reactions, wage talks, and impending returns to work could shrink idle workers from about 750,000 to roughly 475,000. Union/management talks centered on wage increases and a fact-finding board’s recommendation, with limited compromise on the top offer.
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Kingsport Girl Hurt in Wreck
Barbara Leo Smith six year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Me Smith of 602 Holston Street Kingsport is in critical condition at General Hospital after head injuries from a two car collision last night. Harmon Waly Ince of Kingsport drove one car and was involved along with Deputies Morris and Wrinkle. Mrs Smith suffered arm injuries and was listed in fair condition.
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Fragmented Street Scene Report From Obscure Local Page
A garbled report describes a thrift department scene and theatre related matters. It mentions Beth Cor, a metal firm, trees, and a brewing doctor, with references to Macn and a theater patrana. A five year old tomboy and a frightened neighbor feature briefly in unclear context.
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Soviet Troops Move Near Turkish Border Amid Tense Talk
The article reports Soviet troops advancing toward the Turkish border as editors note U S armed forces grow in peacetime compared with past history. New York papers discuss American aid in Cuba and a Cairo dispatch questions about continuing U S troop presence in the region and a Cuba treaty deadline.
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Soviets Move Toward Home From Manchuria
Report of Sino-Soviet talks on economic cooperation is tangled with claims of Manchuria withdrawal. Russian troops retreat toward Siberia while Chang Kai-shek and Kuomintang officials dispute joint control of mines power plants and factories. Contention over booty and postwar influence follows in tense dispatches from Mukden and Changchun.
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Tank Expert Reported In Tabriz Area
Russian tank expert Marshal Ivan Bagramian, famed on the Phltic front, reportedly directed troops near Tabriz and Lake Urmia moving toward the Turkish border. Other Soviet columns were sighted south of the Persian border and near Lake Van, with rail links to Tehran and Karaj.
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British Cabinet Drafts Statement on Iranian Matter
Britain voices firm stance on Iran amid Soviet troop presence. Bevin warns against any settlement with Russia seen as forced, signaling urgent government position as cabinet discusses Iran developments and possible talks with Stalin.
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TEC Employees to Share Bonus Today at Eastman Kodak
Eastman Kodak workers receive a wage dividend totaling over 6 million dollars with an estimated individual payout around 0 per employee. The wage dividend equals one half of one percent of salaries for continuous service within the five years prior, based on the prior year’s total dividends.
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Russia's Policy Worries Diplomats Over World Peace
Diplomats warn Moscow policy endangers postwar peace as U N and Allied talks stall. The United Nations Security Council meeting in New York and the Paris peace conference face delays as Anglo American Soviet mistrust hinders draft treaties for Italy Balkan states and Finland. Russian troop movements into Iran intensify tensions, delaying troop withdrawals and complicating Trieste Tyrol and Austria claims amid widening East West fissures.
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Cardinal Glennon Body En Route From Dublin to St Louis
The body of Cardinal Glennon is en route from Dublin after his death last Saturday two weeks after his elevation to the purple. The remains left Gander Airport at 2:49 am EST and are due to reach New Fort at 8:44 am before continuing to St Louis for final rites scheduled Saturday.
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Delegates Gather in Atlantic City For USRRA Council Meet
Delegates from 47 nations converge in Atlantic City for USRRA's fourth council meeting aimed at planning postwar relief and loan aid. The discussion focuses on UNRRA's future work, refugee issues, and how to coordinate international cooperation amid ongoing food shortages and reconstruction challenges.
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Pauley Out Prompts Notable Navy Undersecretary Talk
Washington speculation centers on Truman choosing a new Navy Undersecretary after Edwin W. Pauley quit. Names repeating in chatter include HH. Strave Bensel, Jahr E. Sulliver, Joseph Kennedy, and Colgate W. Barden. Kennedy reportedly seeks cabinet status. Byrd opposition jeopardizes Darden prospects.
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