Military Aid To Non Reds Still Stalled
Washington report on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee split over military backing for non Communist Europe. Vandenberg drafted a working paper resolution urging UN framework regional defense treaties, leading Western powers to discard big power vetoes short of force, and delaying UN Charter revisions until other options fail.
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Washington
Senate
Europe
Vandenberg
R-Mich
Advisia
Truman
United Nations
Emery
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
State Department
Marshall Tagged Foe Of Peace By Soviet Press
Soviet controlled Berlin papers assailed U S Secretary of State George Marshall as a foe of peace and attacked British Foreign Secretary Bevin for remarks on Russian American talks. They depicted Marshall as rejecting Soviet urges to discuss differences and accused him of lying about a U S offer. The papers also criticized Bevin as an opponent of understanding and questioned the allied four power council.
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George D. Secon
Ernest Bevin
Marshall
U. S
Walter Bedell Stith
Moscow
United States
Taegliche Rundschau
Bevin
Berliner Zeitung
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Allied Sons
Trol
Council For
Germany
Marshell
Allied Centre Council
Truman Sees No Peace Boost From Soviet Notes
President Truman said hopes for eventual peace have not risen from the Moscow notes and that no two nation talks are planned with the Soviet Union. He reiterated readiness to meet Stalin if such a meeting occurs and emphasized United Nations efforts as the path to lasting peace.
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Truman
Russia
Marshall
United Nations
United States
Stalin
Rosaix
Ut Jap
Everitu
Walter Bedell Smith
Molotov
President Truman
Union Barred By Communist Law Ends 35 Day Strike
A Caterpillar Tractor Co plant strike ends after a 35 day stoppage. The NLRB held a free for all election with 20 000 workers voting. The AFL United Auto Workers led with 4707 votes but failed to reach a majority. A runoff will determine representation. The Independent Machinists also contested the vote with 4170 ballots. No union received clear majority.
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Pooks
Wkane
NLRB
CTO United Farm Equipment Workers Union
Wasuercessful
AFL United Auto Workers
TIO United Auto Workers
UFEW
International Association of Machinists
Auto Workers Picket Strike at Chrysler Plants Nationwide
The United Auto Workers press forward with a major strike at Chrysler, setting orderly picket lines at 12 plants in Michigan Indiana and California as 75 000 production workers walk off. Briggs Manufacturing laid off 11 000 with 13 000 more to follow, while observers fear a long walkout possibly two months. Governor Sigler orders mediation board to test Michigan law applicability amid cross state plant actions.
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Iithy
CIO
United Auto Workers
Chrysler Corp
Hnes
Chrysler
Emile Mazey
UAW accroairy-Lrenaurar
Whon
Michigan
Indiana
California
Newcastle
Ind
UAW
Briggs Manufacturing &Co
Chrysler Planta
At Such &Ook Nords
Kim Sigler
Michigan Labor Mediation Board
Mary Lou the goat at Robeson Township school
A Robeson Township school near Reading uses a traveling goat named Mary Lou in classes with Leonard Everhart and his son, joined by three dogs of their friends. The teacher says the goat stays tied to the apple tree during lessons and the animals accompany students at lunch, punctuating the day with easy dismissal at 8 80.
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Robeson Township
Reading
Robeson School
Mary Lou
Leonard Everhart
Birdsboro
Claire Bagley
Donald Ludwig
Lawrence Everhart
Leonard
J. William Bagley
Jail Terms In Secrets Bill Target Congressional Groups
Washington House debate centered on a bill to compel executive agencies to provide information to congressional committees and to punish leaks of confidential data. An amendment narrowly excluding noncongressional officials from penalties faces strong support, while the measure would make leaking confidential information a misdemeanor with up to one year in prison and a fine.
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Washington
Congress
Zi Rezdy
House
Rep. Brown
Ohio
Lng
Hoffman
Soviet Says US Plan Road To War In Palestine
Soviet officials called the American plan to appoint four UN commissioners for Palestine a road to war. Russia joined Arab and Guatemala protests as the UN subcommittee debated the proposal hours before Britain’s mandate ended. Arab leaders awaited home instructions while UN officials eyed late meetings to try a peace path and a truce plan.
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United Nations
Palestine
Russia
Jewish Agency
U.S
Prnipriant
UN Assembly
Holy Land
Poland
Guatemala
U. S
Special Palestine Assembly
Alexander S. Panyushkin
Truman
Marshall
Washington
Nation
Assembly
U.N
Tess
Dixie Demos Showdown Over Civil Rights at Senate Powwow
Washington Senate Southern Democrats call a forenoon meeting to weigh a civil rights showdown. Morse proposes returning the education compact bill to committee for study. If defeated, Morse will push an amendment to bar segregated Negroes from white students in regional schools.
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Truman
Commerce Department
House Un-American Activities Committee
FBI
Edward A. Condon
Bureau of Standards
Condon
Knutson
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Ktution
R-Minn
Southern
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Way
Menna House
Senate
Russell
D-Ga
Timain
Dixie
Batha
ANG Od
Morse
R-Ore
Judiciary Committee
Charlotte Obtains Shoals On Option
Lee Shoals former Kingsport star joins Charlotte Hornets of the Tri State League on option from Chattanooga Lookouts with a 24 hour recall clause. He sought release to Kingsport but Charlotte needed him after injuries thinning their lineup. Lookouts holder delayed arrival as illness to Johnny Rizzo altered plans.
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Muscles
Chattanooga
Shoals
Charlotte
Kingsport
Howser
Times-News
Hornets
Hornet
Asheville
Lookouts Shoals
Johnny Rizzo
Street Scenes and Passersby at Downtown Theater Ad
The scene shows a couple of hobbyists drifting in reverie before posters promoting Ronald Keagaly, a star at the current downtown theater. A man offered a cigarette sample refuses, citing a different brand. Nearby a dog watches a duckling pair outside a pen, licking its chops.
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Ronald Keagaly
Dinter
Truman Opposes Outlawing Reds
President Truman voiced opposition to outlawing the Communist Party while discussing the Mundt Bill to require Communist registration. He said there are ample laws to handle advocates of government overthrow and that banning the party would clash with American principles.
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Truenour
Communist Party
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Mundt
Truman
Fle Mided
Dewey and Stassen Near Oregon Primary Finish
In Oregon both Republican contenders Thomas E. Dewey and Herold E. Stassen press the home stretch of their presidential race. Stassen campaigned western Oregon while Dewey spoke in Pendleton eastern Oregon as May 21 voting nears. Both leaders pressed anti-Communist themes and discussed plans for a national debate.
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Ore
Herold E. Stassen
Thomas E. Dewey
Stassen
Oregon
New York
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Bach
Pisce
Pendiston
Dewey
Minnesotan
America
Truman
Henry Wallace
Milton
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Railroads To Run For U S Not For Owners
Three railroad brotherhoods will run trains Monday night while government controls the railroads. They warn a strike will resume once controls end, unless wage rules disputes are settled. An official expects a permanent restraining order against engineers, firemen and switchmen after a hearing next week. The army position is that it could urge a settlement if negotiations are desired.
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Whishington
Bnlad
T. Alan Goldsborough
Sco Railroada
Two Kingsport Men Injured In Auto Accident
Inomas W. Owens and William E. Stone were injured in a late night wreck near Rogersville on the Enosville Highway while returning from Cherokee Lake. Both were admitted to Holston Valley Community Hospital in good condition. Owens had a fractured shoulder blade and a leg laceration, Stone a fractured shoulder, scalp laceration, and concussion. Seven-year-old George Stons was uninjured. Flem Dobyns found the men and they were later moved to Kingsport hospital.
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Inomas W. Owens
Spruce Court Annex
William E. Stone
Wateree Street
Holston Valley Community Hospital
Rogersville
George E. Stone
Cherokee Lake
Owens
George Stons
Stone
Enosville
Flem Dobyns
Kingsport
Jaffer
Rogoraville
Thay Ware
Kingsport Hospital
$1-A-Mile Rate For Speeders Continues Here
The $2-a-mile rate for speeding violations continued in Session Court Wednesday afternoon. The latest offender to be tried was fined $10 and costs for speeding through a school zone, about $1 per mile above the limit. Three other traffic cases, including a school zone charge and two reckless driving cases, were set for today. Three men pleaded guilty to public drunkenness and received fines from $2 to $5 plus costs.
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Seasion Court
S. G. Gilbreath
Gilbreath
Court Costa
Senate studies farm plan awaiting presidential move
Senators studied a long range farm program as they awaited President Truman's farm message to Congress. The plan keeps 100 percent parity base with adjustments, aims to a modern formula, and suggests price supports at about 75 percent of parity for some crops. The Appropriations Committee approved a $1.226 billion Agriculture Department budget for the new fiscal year.
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Congressional
Truman
Senate
Congress
Agriculture Department
Aiken
Unio Congress
House Banking and Agriculture Committees
Senate Appropriations Committee
Department of Agriculture
House
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