Ramadier seeks confidence vote amid Communist split
Paris reports Socialist Premier Ramadier moves to ask the National Assembly for a confidence vote as a split with the Communists tests his 3 party coalition. He risks resignation as he weighs inviting non Communist allies while Renault strikes pressure wage and price controls and fuel the crisis.
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Art & Bold
National Assembly
Sade Ramadier
Als Soeighat Party
Feem
Poplar Republican Movement
MRP
Ramadier
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Taday
Comistunists
Sala Freeke
Renault Auto
Leon Blum
Ceatiet
Iit
Mirana
Remadier
Communis
Cabiret
Fugt Upatig
Chamber
Ita
Agginag Ramadier
Farnadier
MRI
Serson
Aoda
CGT
Labor Federation
iSee Kelinf
Power
Hearings On Tax Cut Bill May End Today
Washington Senate Finance Committee pushes to finish public hearings on a 1.001 billion income tax cut measure already approved by the House. The panel plans closed door review next week, expecting a two to three day session. The plan lowers personal exemptions and expands joint filing, with debates over brackets and surtax rates amid overall tax reform efforts.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
House
MIM R-Corp
Sxort
Senate
Lucas
D-11
Teuman
New York Welcomes Mexican President Aleman Amid Parade
President Miguel Aleman of Mexico arrived in New York to a rousing, rain targeted parade. Crowds along Broadway cheered as Aleman toured in Trumen’s car, flanked by U S and Mexican officials. He addressed the UN’s goals, calling for hemispheric solidarity and close U S Mexican cooperation in world affairs.
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Miguel Aleman
Mexico
New York
City Hall
United Nations
Felice
Manhattan
Financial District
Aleman
Trumen
Beere
Broadway
Tickar Jane
Elies
Vivier
Third Battalion
Adsborne
Fort Bragg
Carentg
Grover Whalen
Dity
Aleman Boy Bhilk
Hhat
Ger. Muliban
Ridgway
U. S
Petuion
Admairal
James Cary Jones
Guy Hall
William O'Dwyer
New York City
Catn
Marhattam
Alenia
AFL Merger Talks Resume Between Labor Fronts
Washington reports AFL leaders Green and Murray confirm renewed merger talks as rival unions press united front against pending labor legislation. Officials say unity and cooperation dominate discussions though agreement on concrete terms remains unsettled amid looming congressional action.
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Washington
AB Agnt
CHO Jenders
Erlen
CTO
United Front
S Apl
William Green
Philip Murray
Green
Congress
Debate over Jewish voice in UN Palestine matter splits US and Britain
The United States and Great Britain face division over Jewish representation in the United Nations Palestine debate. Austin reportedly favors a voteless seat on the Security Council committee, signaling near equal participation, while Britain leans against. Arab states suffer a setback as they lose a key vote on terminating the British mandate amid shifting great power positions.
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Great Britain
United Nations
Palestine
Enny
Unite States
Warren A. Austin
Austin
Choiet
Bady
Pepe
Poland
Curt Davis
Celevasion
Andrei A Gromyko
Theis
Assembly
Aradomanix
Holy Land
Resvia Slong
Argentina
Iran
Turkey
Ukraine
Yugoslavia
Pelanc
Czechoslovakia
Wallatly
Rusaix
Fage
U S Readies Formula In Phone Tieup
Washington reports a deadlock in telephone wage talks as U S negotiators prepare a compromise wage formula. Officials hint at options including an immediate raise and arbitration to limit further concessions. A. T. & T. and or others remain firm on positions amid nationwide pay disputes affecting 200,000 workers.
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National Federation of Telephone Workers
Peter J. Sanya
William M. Piangalla Fovi
American ‘Telephone & Telegraph
Mamie
Margoux
Tomas
Manne
Margolis
Rego
Ers & Week
George &. Dring
A. 3
Tr Temp Hines
Mopazine
Benjy Mayer
Union
Group Reports Drop In Prices Across Commodities
The Bureau of Labor Statistics shows wholesale prices for 309 commodities fell by about 0.3 percent in the week ended last Saturday. Sullivan, DNC executive director, urged cooperation from manufacturers to pressure basic producers like steel and autos for lower prices, while declines occurred across most agricultural groups except house furnishings.
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Washington
Bureau of
Beabor Statistica
Saya
Gaed Sulivan
Democratic National Committee
Truman
Burtaugt
Serap Ste
Bar Cilver
Motion Picture Industry Eyes Television Under Bed
A Chicago conven tion of engineers hears that Hollywood may adopt television as a fourth major arm within two years. The Society of Motion Picture Engineers debates how much home television could steal from movies and how film and TV fit into the new electronic age. FCC licenses 55 more stations while only six current TV outlets operate nationwide, prompting a study plan to guide industry transition.
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Washington
The
Society of Motion Picture Engineers
Mater
Producers Association of Amerion
Loren L. Ryder
Amewers Tor
Johnston
Bryt
Radio Corporation
Smertemtag
Philadelphia
New York City
Schenectady
Philadelpha
Chicago
FCC
President Leads Paraguayan Army in Turmoil
President of Paraguay, in direct command of government forces, declares taking over in place of Col. Federico Smiths amid a rebellion that began Sunday. Government reports say 100 killed or wounded in capital fighting, with escalating casualties expected and earlier reports of Smiths retreating to Argentina.
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Faraguay
Miginia
Paraguay
Iteelt
Federico Smiths
Smith
Peraguay
Clorinda
Argentina
China Agrees To Open Debt Talks With United States
The State Department announced that China will begin negotiations in Washington to settle major lend-lease accounts and a 1942 loan to China. Talks aim to address approximately 94.5 billion dollars in wartime and postwar debt, marking a move toward a final settlement between the two nations.
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Washington
Chimy
United States
State Department
Amerigen
China
Dent
Ghins
Kwst
Street Scenes Echo Sudden Warm Spell Rumors
Downtown pedestrians shiver and gripe as a sudden spring tease arrives. A man with a bat box and outstretched hands wanders Dover Street whistling to steady himself amid curious onlookers while a street scene from a department store looms nearby.
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Ani
Tiv
Jens
Dover
Steel Pact Forces Fabricator Plants to Merge
The CIO United Steelworkers warned the industry that the U S Steel settlement and wage tactics could force fabricator plants into mergers. Key plants in Pennsylvania and nearby states faced walkouts as 23 000 idle workers pressed for contracts, with 1346 factory operations seeking to avoid union tactics and preserve wage gains in a tense bargaining environment.
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Rome
Cio-United Steelworkers
Union
Waien
Miles TH. Knowles
Waghyngtonn
Pennylvania
Congress
U.S. Steel
Tdi
Inland Steel Corp
Indians Harbor
Ind
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
New Jersey
Ohio
Japs Get Back National Flag
Japanese people recover their national flag on the eve of Japan's political transition. General MacArthur restores the rising sun banner with guidance for its display as part of a new era of peace and individual dignity under the postwar constitution.
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Eylayn
Macd Arthur
MacArthur
Shigerty Yoshida
Seattle Jade Heist Drains 10 Tons From City Lot
Arctic Circle Exploration Company reports a theft of more than 10,000 pounds of jade from a Seattle storage site. Officials say pieces weighed 300 to 1,008 pounds each and valued between 26,000 and 420,000 dollars. Experts suggest thieves familiar with jade value used derricks and trucks to haul it away.
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United
Arctic Circle Exploration Company
Neuman
Simes
Senate Debates House Rent Control Bill in Senate
House approval of a rent control bill prompts Senate debate as leaders discuss extending controls through December and potential future proclamations. Amendments limit local authority, exempt new housing, and adjust government priorities while foreign relief funding nears consideration.
Death Toll in May Day Attack Rises to Seven Near Palermo
Rome reports the May Day machine gun attack near Palermo killed seven, with many wounded including three women. Police arrested 64 suspects in a sweep for the gunmen as authorities mourned and called for a general strike. Workers began clearing a fire scene after an explosion, delaying an investigation for up to two months.
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Palermo
Marlo Scethe
San Giuseppe
Portelle Della Pagtia
Auroma Wageonotg
Anna
Mons Aggney
Terre Route
Und
Han Mina
Nem
Barry Terns
Coowlier
Tleming
Nile
Registration Opens for County Road Bond Referendum
Voters may register 9 AM to 7 PM on Thursday and Friday at select polling places for the county road bond referendum. Election officials say registration is crowded but steadier among those who have paid poll taxes, with only voters who changed addresses recently affected. Registration books remain open through Saturday in all districts.
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Mar St
Spivex
Sullivan County
Cpsamise Stonehairman
Spivey
Anc Sacurdar
Customs Bureau Boss Would Quit
William F Johnson, criticized by Congress for his handling of the Customs Bureau, asked to be relieved as commissioner. Secretary of the Treasury announced Johnson will serve as special advisor to the American delegation at Geneva's International Trade Conference, then return to a subordinate role.
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Washington
William F. Johnner
Customs Bureau
Congress
Sny- Ger
Eloaant
Truman
Taft Drops Fight On Labor Bill With Injunction Plans
Senator Taft abandoned a labor bill fight that would allow injunctions against jurisdictional strikes and boycotts. The Republican Policy Committee outlined amendments to curb union coercion, with a Senate vote set for 2 pm BST on four changes. undecided Senators warned opponents view the move as stalling Meantime, leaders push a longer session to secure a final vote by next week and may extend Senate hours from 11 am to 6 pm starting Monday.
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Fatt
Ohio
Senate Gar
GOP
Jeaders
Tark
Vardenberg
Celleagues
Michigan
Meera EaGanedia
U.S
Ag Im
Labor Relations Board
Capitolis
Trtt
Senate &Tis
Senate Mmec
May & Tis
Senate
Winds Wreck Planes and Tops in East Tennessee Cities
A Thursday storm lamed Johnson City and Kingsport with 70 mile per hour winds. Seven planes at Johnson City airport were severely damaged, with one inside a hangar and others toppled or blown off the field. Telephones and telegraph lines suffered outages across Kingsport, Blountville, Bristol, and nearby towns, delaying services and disrupting communication as trees were uprooted and a carnival tent collapsed.
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Lo Fervis Wheel
Joosson City
Mir
Dan Zeerb
Zeerb Ps
Ac Jbainr
Johson Dey
Zoeth Sake
Kingsport
Vermont
Blountville
Bristok
Iorton
Rognake
New Fark
Argabright
inter-Mountain Telephone Company
Johnsen City
Morslatown
Kreceville
Armabright
Yarring
Western Union Telegraph R Company
Kingsporc Liti
Ties, Incorporated
Associated Press
Times News
Work On School Buildings Gets Final Approval
Final government approval has been granted for additions and alterations to Ligealn and Jackson Elementary Schools. City Manager D W Moulton announced the Memphis Housing Division approves the project. Armstrong Construction awarded contracts totaling 247 900 for Jackson and 770 050 for Linzolr School with work to begin at once.
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Kinasport
Ligealn
Jackson
D. W. Moulton
Moulton
Memphis
Gee of Housing Expeditor Informerly Cpa
Armstrong Construction Company
Armstrong
Linzolr Schoo
Henry Meeks
Constrmetion l
Sid Priday
China Reds Near Shansi Capital
Reported by Central News Agency Chinese communists penetrated to within 20 miles of Taiyuan the Shansi capital. They smashed communications attacked defense posts as government forces hold the siege. Ho Lung is leading a major offensive with Japanese support to wipe out Yen’s forces.
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Faiyuan
Shansi
Gotertar Yeo
Hsi-shan
Suiteh
Jaye
Skensi
Hsin Mia Pao
Ho Lung
Yen
Gaiyuan Dispatches
Kuo Tsong-fen
Chanchenz
Foyahsien
Tetunge
Yangtsi
Whsten
Yello River
Taiyuan
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