GOP Jubilant On Rejection Of NLRB Plan
Republicans hailed the Senate vote to reject Truman's NLRB reorganization plan by a 52 to 30 margin with 18 Democrats joining 33 Republicans. Hours later the chamber defeated another Truman proposal on the comptroller of the currency by a 65 to 60 to 13 split. Senator Wherry warned that the labor board showdown showed Scott Lucas had only about a third of the Senate. Taft said the outcome signals opposition to most Fair Deal measures and noted a GOP Southern Democrat coalition forming against the president. See Revision. Page 3
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Washington
Senate
National Labor Relations Board
South
NLRB
Truman
Wherry
Nebraska
Scott Lucas
Mir
Taf
Ohio
Taft
Congress
Brink's guards robbed in Thompsonville payroll heist
Four gunmen in gas masks and armed with shotguns slugged and tied three Brink's guards at the Bipelow-Sanford carpet plant pay room in Thompsonville Connecticut and escaped with about 15000. The injured guards were hospitalized in Springfield Massachusetts as federal agents joined local authorities in the inquiry into an interstate payroll robbery.
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Thompsonville
Conn
Thhree Brink
Bipelow-Sanford
Mercy Hospital
Springfield
Mass
Washington
PBI
Brink's, Inc
Boston
Wilkes-Barre
Brink's
Just Call 3010 es BH One Bioria gate Wed and Mrs Hemphill
Times News want ads claim profits from readers turning don’t-need ice agents into income. A quoted Mrs Hemphill about selling items showcases the ad service. Call 3010 for ad information and rates. Birnbaum, ad accepted, 15 words or 75 cents.
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B. E. Hemphill
Birnbaum
Hormone Treatments Show Benefit for Mental Patients
New York Creedmore State Hospital researchers reported at a New York State Medical Society meeting that sex hormones in large doses helped about one third of 40 patients with schizophrenia, melancholia, and depression. The treatment, using both male and female hormones, aimed to correct presumed hormone imbalances after shock therapy.
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New York
Creedmore
N. Y
Morthner
Raymond
Arthor Sackler
Co Tul
Johan H.W van Opbusijser
Probers Obtain Far More FBI Data in Loyalty Inquiry
Senate Foreign Relations Subcommittee reviews State Department loyalty files amid revelations they received extensive FBI material on 81 individuals accused by Senator McCarthy of Communist or security risk ties. President Truman limited access to raw FBI files, while Chairman Tydings says the records contain substantial FBI data. Committee members note the depth and scope of material provided, though raw documents remain unseen.
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Washington
Senate
FBI
State Department
Ales
McCarthy
Rwis
Senate Foreign Relations Subcommittee
Truman
Committee
Tydings
Edgar Hoover
Escape injury in Norton crash
Three edoparts miraculously escape injury when their four place plane crashed on take off from Dotson Airport in Norton Virginia. Pilot Ray Hoffman and companions H A Salyers and Robert Salyers survived with no serious harm. Plane owned by Proineer Construction of Shamokin Pennsylvania. Hoffman planned to return there by other means. Cause undetermined, power loss suspected after refueling.
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Glenn Dotson
Dutsonm
Cockburn
Pennsylvania
Kay Hoffman
Shamokin
H. A
Robert Salyers
Wise
Bill Carieo
Marguerite Beverly
Hurn
Dotson
Ray Hoffman
Robert
Salyers
Proineer Construction Company
Hoffman
Tesuel
Havard
Hofman
Mary
Trans-Oceanic Airlines
Dennis Ordered To Wail For Contempt
Washington DC court orders Eugene Dennis, secretary general of the American Communist Party, to serve a one-year prison term for contempt of Congress. Dennis sought a delay until June 22 for appeal alongside ten co-defendants convicted of conspiring to overthrow the government.
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Washington
Eugene Dennis
Congress
David &. Pi
Dennis
American Communist Party
Court of Appeals
New York
Big Three Plan to Harness German Industry for Defense
The Big Three foreign ministers of the United States Britain and France began a three day conference in London to discuss building Western defenses and coordinating resources. A French proposal to pool French and German coal and fire production was noted but not debated. The group emphasized long term projects and a firm anti Communist alliance with Germany, as they prepare for next week’s North Atlantic Council meeting.
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London
Germany
West
France
Britain
United States
Dean Acheson
Ernest Bevin
Robert Schuman
Ince- China
Malaya
Buntly
Europe
Bevin
Clement Attlee
House of Commons
Gisa
Council of Foreign Ministers
Red General Elevated To Polish Politburo
Warsaw Poland Marcel Konstantin Rokossovsky former Soviet army commander is named to Poland's Politburo the nation's top political body. The elevation follows party forecasts amid rumors of purges and internal criticism. Rokossovsky already heads Poland's military forces and sits on the state council. Observers expect further government changes with the new appointment.
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Warsaw
Poland
Konstantin Rokossovsky
Communist Party
Po-lebura
Rokossovsky
Red Army
State Council
Yamer
Three Thousand Democratic Chiefs Head to Chicago Jubilee
Chicago hosts a three day Democratic jubilee welcoming President Truman and energizing campaigns for the coming congressional elections. The program features Gene Autry on horseback, 23 100 colored balloons, a $2 bill coupon release, and a Jefferson pageant with a Truman speech at Chicago Stadium. Elizabeth Taylor and Margaret OBrien appear, while Willam M. Boyle Jr notes expected spectacle and cross party attendance is limited.
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Chicago
Truman
Lucas
D-Ill
Tomorr Nvor
Chicago Stadium
Washington
Bego
Gene Autry
Margaret O'Brien
Elizabeth Taylor
Conrad Hilton
Willam BM
Boyle, Jr
Thomas Jefferson
Preman
Boyle
Rive
Southern Suspends Operations in Knoxville Division
Southern Railway suspends all operations in the Knoxville division after violence at the yard. A picket was bruised, a driver pursued, bullets fired at trains, and engineers injured lightly. The suspension affects 49 miles of track outward toward Asheville, NC, and Chattanooga.
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Southern
Knoxville
Denger
Perch
F. Coleman
Bresnan
Southerm
Bush
Brosnan
Raymond Chesney
Chesney
Knoxviile
Ashevile
Chattanooga
Truman To Push For TH Repeal In Cross Country Tour
President Truman vows not to compromise on repealing the Taft-Hartley Act as he travels by special train for the Fair Deal push. He calls the law a substantial infringement on collective bargaining and says it strengthens management at the expense of labor unions. He denounces critics of the Fair Deal as warnings of government interference and creeping socialism.
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Butte
Mont.ory
Truman
Caase
Rain Cancels Baseball Game at Robyns-Bennett Field
The Sullivan bynun reports a baseball game this afternoon was canceled due to wet grounds. The Saturday game at Robyns Bennett field will count as both conference and tournament action. The Dobyns Bennett Erwin frame was postponed and reset for Tuesday.
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Sullivan + bynun
1 Way
Robyns-Bennett Field
Dobyns-Bennett - Erwin
Early Stock Market Reports For Today
The stock market today stayed on a narrow course with fractional losses edging ahead of small gains. Yesterday’s modest rise lifted the Associated Press average of 60 stocks to a new peak, while Great Northern preferred fell sharply after news of a dividend reduction.
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New York
Great Northern
Congress Reacts Sharply To Bomb Sharing Plan
Washington 71 Congress vents fierce opposition to sharing the atomic bomb with America’s allies. Senators and Representatives distrust any move that would require new laws to permit such a transfer. Chairman Vinson and Lt. Winger voice cautious support for allied access to essential equipment, but sentiment remains largely against expanding American defences to cover others.
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Washington
America
Atlantic
Congress
House
Shasing
Vinson
D-Ga
House Armed Services
Arathe Patin
Phillips Nabbed Near Greeneville
Phillips, 26, of 117 Cedar Street, held on charges of sexual assault against a teenage girl. Recaptured in Greene County after escaping Blountville jail, with two youths in custody and held without bond. Authorities say he spent Wednesday and Thursday nights with relatives in Ducktown before arrest. The case continued in Sessions Court Friday.
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Philips
Cedar Street
Ilam
Greene County
Phillips
Blountville
W. B. Burch
Hugh Kyle Jaynes
John Marshall
Hawkins County
W. €. Wolfe
Ducktown
Greeneville
Sessions Court
Five Held To Jury In Harlan Slaying
In Harlan Kentucky five persons, four of them related, were bound over to the grand jury after an examining trial before County Judge F M Meadows in connection with the fatal shooting of Patrolman James Ford last Monday. Bonds were set at 10000 for Claude Beach and Roscoe Bail with murder charges. 5400 peace bonds for Wheeler Beach and Gertie Beach. 2000 bonds for Virginia Beach and Wheeler Beach. all released on bond. Claude Beach was identified by Patrolman Dennis Cattrell as the shooter.
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Harlan, Ky
F. M. Meadows
Heslan
James Ford
Claude Beach
Roscoe
Joort
Wheeler Beach
Claude
Wheeler
Gertie
Virginia
Claude Brach
Dennis Cattrell
Pard. Y
Plan Bonus To Keep Men Over 65 On Job
Washington endorses a bonus plan to reward employers who retain workers beyond age 65. Harvard economist Summer Slichter proposed incentives. Secretary Tobin supports it to curb compulsory retirements and reduce unemployment. The plan would pay employers a share of social security benefits for keeping older workers, enabling continued work with staged retirement optional after 85.
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Washington
Tobin
Congress
Harvard
Summer Slichter
Slichter
Key Industries Hit By Strike Begin Layoffs
The three day old firemen strike idled about 200000 workers, with 180000 railroad employees affected. Mediators sought settlement as violence surfaced on strikebound lines near Knoxville and in New York Central territory. Skeleton service ran on Southern, New York Central, and Santa Fe. Pennsylvania laid off 85000. New York Central idle 25906 and planning further furloughs.
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Gompe
Knoxville
Pennsylvania
New York Central
AFL Leaves Opening for Labor Merger
Philadelphia report says President William Green signals flexibility on labor union unification, while CIO leadership outlines possible functional unity. APL Executive Council wraps four day session as Green plans to keep negotiations open and cites a committee to meet CIO. Participants include Daniel Tobin, Charles McGowan, and Daniel W. Tracy.
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Philadelphia
Ari
William Green
CPO
Finttp Murray
Green
APL
Executive Council
Murray
FISHING TABLES From the Drivted Loaner Tables
Reading fragments show fishing tables with weathered notes on dates and times. Mentions of Douglas Lake and Churatae Lake stretch across an unclear calendar while the text notes measurements and stages of some local waters.
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T. K. Dad
Bristol
Appalachian
Post Office
Good
H. A. Porch
Internetional
The
Brotherhood
Porch
Law
Harlan
Walional (Railway) Mediation Board
AFL
Labor
Sania
Jean
Churatae Lake
Douglas Lake
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