Civil Rights Hurdle Faces Senate Today
Washington reports a major Senate obstacle for civil rights and FEPC legislation as cloture votes falter. Southern opposition threatens passage while supporters privately concede defeat likely by about a dozen votes. a decisive southern victory could derail this and other civil rights bills this session. Senate crime probes target tax evasion and political ties, with Kefauver signaling possible executive order checks.
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Washington
Senate
Colt Calk
Congress
Kefauver
D-Tenny
Lee
Truman
Truman backs pool plan to pool French German production
President Truman endorsed a French plan to pool steel and coal with Germany, signaling a new European outlook. Officials say the proposal aligns with U S goals to spur Western Europe’s economic strength and security, though it faces difficult execution.
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Washington
Truman
Europe
Germany
France
Mir
Robert Schuman
Britain
Classified notices from Times News page
Mrs George Wilk expresses satisfaction over a recent item in the Times News classified section. The ad mentions calls from interested persons and asks readers to contact 3010 Bore’s ell for trades, leases, or goods, with a minimum bid or stated option.
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George Wilk
Times - News
Children Employed Legally in State Tennessee Report
Nashville labor officials estimate 15 000 children in Tennessee are illegally employed while 800 establishments violated child labor laws last year. J Lee Case outlines amendments for working certificates under 18 and school-session coverage, plus a stronger state-wide enforcement program with inter-departmental reporting.
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Nashville
Tenn
J. Lee Case
Tennessee Commission On Children
Ase
Case
State Labor Department
Health Department
Market Reports New York UK Stock Action Declines Mixed
Market reports indicate a cautious New York trading day with selective buying. Copper issues and other miners led gains only in fractions, while several issues held near Thursday levels and some moved down slightly. Stonebaker advanced about a quarter point as American Telephone touched a recent high.
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New York
American Telephone
Dolen Brothers Hit With Four Year Sentence In Liquor Raid
In Blountville Sullivan County Cwevit Court on Thursday Orville Ed and Pan Dolen were convicted on felonious assault charges arising from a liquor raid. The trio received jail terms totaling four years.
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Dolen Brothers
Jack Marshall
Blountville
Dole Brothers
Orville
Pancin
Sullivan County
Street Scenes and a Felonious Assault at Holston Institute
A fragmentary street scene mentions a bookstore clerk and a roof leak inquiry. The main item reports a felonious assault case near Holston Institute where Arthur Laudermilt, prosecutor, says he was shot while in his truck by Paul Morrell on December 26. Circuit Court notes nearing two percent of the capital jury docket, with murder trials among the remaining cases and charges against the Dolen brothers connected to a February raid in Oakwood Forest.
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Holston Institute
Arthur Laudermilt
Paul Morrell
Mickory Tree
Morrell
Aod
Circuit Cours
David Gray
Tie Pital
Dolen Brothers
Tennessee Highway
Dolens
Oakwood Forest
Doug Willams
Lloyd Haney
Paul Dolen
Washington Census Shows 8110 Gain
Washington County census supervisor George W. Swaney reports preliminary figures to Judge H. J. Gresham showing Johnson City at 17,778 and Jonesboro at 25,089 with gains since 1940. The overall county population stands at 30,850, with revisions possible after non residents are credited. Further population studies proceed, with later counts planned for all areas.
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Washington
Johson
Nstec
Jonesboro
Swaney
Gan County
Isysveur
Bureau of Give
Washington, D
Oregon Primary Tops Political Fare For Today
The Associated Press reports a busy Oregon scene with a Republican senatorial primary featuring Wayne Morse against a GOP rival aligned with Democrats in D.C. The piece notes Senator Taft’s charge of political immorality in Truman’s administration remains disputed, while Dewey aides caution on campaign moves.
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Associated Press
Oregon
Thomas BE
Dewey
New York
Taft
Truman
Wayne Morse
Repub- Tear
Washington
Dave Hoover
Morse
Avoany
Rewer
Lis
Godos
Chicago
The
Tribune
Milk barrier to polio virus discovered
Dr Albert Sabin reported that a substance in human milk appears to destroy poliovirus, establishing a natural barrier in infancy. Research continues to identify why some cows produce milk with this property, while efforts seek a fuller understanding of the immune-facing mechanism and transmission route.
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Albert Sabir
Cincinnati
Children's Hospital
Sabir
Elma
Rosie
Lebanon
Ghia
Sabin
Scheduled Rail Walkout Seen Unjustified by Rail Group
Chicago The Western Association of Railroads said today the threatened Tuesday strike by APL switchmen is wholly unjustified. The walkout would affect 4 000 to 6 000 workers, demand a 40 hour week while current pay covers 48 hours. Government intervention may avert the action.
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Chicago
APL
Western Association of Railroads
Perstige
Guide & Big Mal
White House
Washington
National Frailway Mediztory Board
Rai Transportation
Witchmen
Rail
AYL Switchmen's Union of North America
P. Loomis
Acheson Returns Home After Ten Day Western Strategy Session
U S Secretary of State Dean Acheson leaves Washington for home after a ten day conference that solidified Western strategy against communism. He helped secure foreign minister approval of a plan to create a permanent council to guide military and economic efforts of the 12 North Atlantic Pact nations. The council will form once member governments appoint representatives. American sources say the West is on the right track and nations may specialize in certain areas as part of the plan.
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U. S
Dean Acheson
Acheson
Wash- Sygi
Axis Sally Must Serve Sentence
Washington reports the Court of Appeals affirmed Mildred Gillars known as Axis Sally must serve 10 to 30 years in prison for Nazi propaganda broadcast during World War II. She faces parole eligibility after 18 years and a $10,000 fine. the ruling upheld the treason conviction based on a wartime broadcasts to American troops.
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Washington
Circuit Court of Appeals
Mildred H
Axis Sally) Gillars
Federer District Court
Miss Gitlars
Berlin
Mobilize Now Urges Baruch in War Preparedness
Baruch, longtime adviser to the president, urged mobilization now in two speeches at Columbia University. He warned the United States could lose future wars if not prepared and said atomic bombs or other measures must be ready during peacetime to deter aggressors. He called Washington the capital of indecision during decisive years.
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Mey York
Hernant
Baruch
United States
Columbia University
Washington
Two Jump to Safety As Jet Plane Crashes Near Pa
An Air Force jet crashed near Lignville Pennsylvania after encountering a heavy storm. Major Richard T.H. Burner, 31, from Washington, and Second Lieutenant Crisivene, 23, parachuted to safety and were uninjured. They landed near a highway and were aided by a motorist to the Mansion House Hotel in West Chester. Crisivene received hospital treatment before continuing to Washington.
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Wasi Ghasker
Air Forse
Richard TH. Burner
Washington
HE. Crisigivene
Lignville
Burper
Criscivene
Indianapolis
BD. C
Rackie
Laugier Field
Mansion House
West Chester
Crisewene
Chester County Hospital
New Jersey
Freed Airmen Mum On Confessions at Pearl Harbor
Two US airmen, Marine Sgt. Elmer C. Herder of Cincinnati and Navy Elektrician’s Mate William C. Smith, say they were not sure if they signed confessions while held by Communist forces in North China. They describe harsh captivity and say the Communists offered statements as a way to end their confinement while denying direct accusations of spying. They were captured December 19, 1948, after their light plane ran into engine trouble near Tsingtao and were later flown to Pearl Harbor. They report being treated as well as possible under the circumstances and say they were moved between villages during long captivity.
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Pearl Harbor
China
Elmer C. Herder
Cincinnati
Navy
William C. Smith
Long Besch
Hender
Steith
Bender
North China
Tsingtao
U. S. Navy
Hong Kong
Los Alamitos
Los Angeles
Smith
Huge Parade Set Here Saturday in Kings Park
National De forge Week climax in Kings Park features an Armed Forces Day parade Saturday morning starting at Broad Street Circle. About 2 jevomps participate with bands, guards, Navy and Army units, WACs, WAVES, scouts, safety patrols, life saving and fire units, and local veterans groups. Parade officials urge on time arrival and precise staging at the circle.
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Kingspark
Broad Street Circle
Boloyna Bennets
Navy Reserve
National Guard
Asmy Air Potee
WACS
American Legion
Negro American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Gabe City
American Lei Pon Auxiliary
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
Shrine Patrol
Surse
Douglass Bard
Boy Hurt As Plane Snags Phone Wires
A 12 year old boy, Gary Lee Pennington of near Lafollette Tennessee, was critically injured yesterday when a plane wing struck a telephone pole and wire. His uncle A C Mackabee said the plane clipped the pole half way from the ground and carried the pole as it landed at a private field near the Pennington home. He received treatment from three brain surgeons at a local hospital.
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Knoxville
Gary Lee Penington
Lafollette
Tenn
A. C. Mackabee
Pennington
Fishing Vessel Sends Out SOS Near Hawaii Coast Guard Intervenes
The Honolulu Coast Guard reports a distress call from the Nia fishing vessel 500 miles northeast of Hawaii. Engine trouble left the Honu based ship unable to proceed, with the A W Brewster transport and another freighter en route to assist, about 310 and 60 miles away respectively.
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Henolulu
MHK
Tim Naia
Lawmakers Cool to Curtailed Immunity
Washington lawmakers rejected a lawyer's proposal to curb libel immunity for members of Congress amid McCarthy’s accusations against Owen Lattimore. Senators Wherry Ferguson Kilgore Lucas and others called the idea impractical, noting it would require constitutional revision.
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Washington
Owen Lattimore
Congress
Abe Fartas
Senater
McCarthy
Lattimore
Wisconsin
State Department
Wherry
Wee
Fergeson
Fortas
TRO Democrats
Lucas
Kilgore
Ferguson
Dumerican Veterans Committee
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Miss Coplon
Socolev
Girlis Defense
Carrier Association
Big 3 Farm Council
Framise Civil Rule
Austrians
Scott
Axis
Sally
Cspus
M. Waynick
U.S
Nicaragua
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Compress
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Solomn Fm
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