Secret weapons debate stirs cautious lawmakers
Washington committee members urged keeping secret weapons confidential amid discussions on atomic research. They privately acknowledged possible development while opposing full public disclosure, claiming world security and funding costs require guarded information. Speakers cited danger of exposing plans to other nations.
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Washington
JP — House
Crmie
W. A. Wiginbotham
Federation of Atomic Scientists
United States
America
Aseather
Higinsotham
Woman Admits In Court She Has Six Husbands
Detrait-Huth Phelps admitted in court that she had six husbands and three law husbands. She was fined 600 dollars and placed on three years probation by Federal Judge Arthur F. Lederle. She testified she solicited money from the mother of Georges Williams of Kennery Texas under the pretense that the girl was pregnant and ill with her lawful husbands. Husbands named include Col Kenneth G. Haymaier of Fortville California WW G. Erwin of New Orleans and GT Warren Taal-Jock of Charlotte Nova Scotia.
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Huth Phelps
Arthur F. Lederle
Phelps
Georges Williama
Kennery
Tex
Death of Virginia statesman Carter Glass at 88
Carter Glass, longtime Virginia senator and “father of the Federal Reserve System,” died at 88 of heart disease in Warrington. His death paused Senate business as flags lowered and the body was mourned by colleagues including Sen. Byrd. Glass had served as Treasury secretary under Woodrow Wilson and chaired the Banking and Currency Committee, contributing to the Federal Reserve Act. He died at the Mayflower Hotel in Washington after years of illness and absence from the Senate.
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Washington
Untter Glass
Virginia
Feders Reserve System
Senate
Capitol
Ghoss
Byrd
Glass
Spomn
Lynchsurg
Mickallar
Appropriations Committee
Ric Kellar
McKellar
Avid McNellar
Warrington Glase
Macy
Virginia Hepublican
Sant
Mante
Supreme Court
Taid
Treasury
House
Lola
Wilson
Tressury
Ave
Roostvelt
The
Treasury Opera
Beal
Glasy
Federal Reserve System
Becaues
Hia Partrin
Federal Reserve Law
Battse
Iit Sa
Roosevelt
Alto
NRA
Aclone
Montview
Lynnchburg
Roosevelt Urges Press Freedom as Human Rights Cornerstone
Mrs. Roosevelt, presenting the U.N. Commission on Human Rights report to the Economic and Social Council, stressed that freedom of information is essential for true public opinion and effective rights enforcement. She urged a world catalog of rights and noted press, radio, books, and film fall under free information. Spain debate continued in a Security Council subcommittee session amid calls for possible intervention to topple Franco.
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Roosevelt
Ict Commission
Om Human Rights
Yadio
Bedi
Come Maidtens
Security Councils
Spain
Gob
Thawame
Franco
Watlons
Tools Nettom
Pravsier Jose Gizal
Thea
U.N
Giri Toh
Sultan Committee
Lnst
Vielende
Gival
Volins
Herbert Evatt
Ite
Security Council
Poland
Coal Supply Shrinks as New Miners Contract Discussed
The article reports congressional battles over President Truman's draft authority amid a looming coal strike. Senate Republicans push amendments while labor leaders seek a six month truce in exchange for passage of the Case bill and the draft measure. Talks among John L Lewis, Secretary Krug, and federal officials continue with hopes of a settlement within days as miners stay idled and government controls persist.
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U.S
Waan Ryguut
Ap—Chicirman
Vanedenberg
Michigan
Senate Republicans
Truman
Taft
Senate
Carter Glass
D-Va
Bruce Senger Maveny
D-Dart
Organized Labor
Atrike
Mw Vata
Barkley
Fowler
D-Fla
Canaress
Marray
Lahore
Bousa
Republica
Republics
Trutman
CIO
Paulp Murray
Wilke
Cit Murray
Trues
Murcray
Ecoramites
Oeen
Congress
Sesavar Pepper
van Fer
Pepper
Washington
Bill
D-Ala
Econin
John LL Lewis
Secretary of the Interior
Krug
Lewis
United Mine Workers
UMW
John J. O'Leary
Lew
Il O
Joeert
Brug
Lewis G
Husky Umw
Imperior
Bey
Spain Defends Right to Probe Atomic Energy and UN Jurisdiction
Spain asserts a perfect right to acquire means for national defense including atomic investigations, rejects UN competence where not signed, and denounces Polish charges linked to Security Council actions. The foreign ministry notes condemn exiled Spaniards and defends defensive military movements in the Pyrenees as justified after Francoist repression. The statement stresses neutrality, noninterference, and peaceful relations with all peoples while defending Israelite protection claims.
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Aaid Kednar
Spain
United Nations
Foreign Ministry
Nota
Tt Nlve
Savihg Ware
mMead
France
Security Council Pro Nuciamiento
Chiang Kai-shek Sets Terms for Red Talks
Chiang Kai-shek demands Communist recognition of government sovereignty in Manchuria and restoration of communications as a precondition for peace talks. Reports say the talks may hinge on Manchurian issues, with Chou En-lai and Marshals in conversation and both sides signaling cautious openings amid government advances in Manchuria.
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Chiang Kai-shek
Sanking
Chiang Kai-sidle
Manchuria
Northeast
Kuomintang
National Party
Ts Kang Pao
Aime
Gonaxal Marshall
U. S
China
Moleden
Kang Pao
Marshalk
T ¥. Soone
Gert. Chou En-lai
Heid. Fisaend — Jewelers
Hendquartere
Dritrer Nnion
Adte Waptyetrni
Marshall
Sundey
Soong
Chieng
Harbin Changchun
Wang Ping-Nen
Gunisty
Yenam Radio
Ta Kang Pao Sant Chiang
Kremintang
Churia
Eratiasia
Chiang
O. Mukden
Hsin Min Fao
Jin Nanking
Hsu Kung
Chang
Muffet the cat tops list in 11th anniversary parade
Odd notice from Azusa reports Cait and Muffet the white cat belonging to Miys. Walter Ferguson reached the 100 makk milestone while Muffest’s 5th and DOGdh Kittoms arrived yesterday. Neighbors are supplied with Buffete’s offspring as the prout owner of the 11-stear-old cat is announced amid rites. Hayden’s carmaker and a sequenced jewelry task appear referenced in a murky local scene.
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Azusa
P— Muffet
Miys
Walter Ferguson
Muffest
Dogdh Kittoms
Buffete
Hayden
Jedeley
Mts
Duckereth Piccon
Tore Beauty
Ureeky
Molotov Charges Belittled in New Soviet Reply
Washington officials dismissed Molotov’s full page Pravda statement claiming an aggressive Western plan against the Soviet Union. Byrnes and Athens aides criticized the charges, noting the Paris conference record shows frequent American British differences. Soviet officials said Moscow cannot equate security with expansion and questioned the timing of the so called offensive for peace.
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Washington
Bfolotov
Soviet Union
Byrnes
Athens
United States
Foreign Ministers Conference
Britain
Molotov
Germeany
Byrnew
Angie
Europe
Tov
Tegland
Jim
Russia
Paris
Pune
Philippine commonwealth inaugura tion with guarded ceremony
Rexas Inaugural quiet as guards surround chief Biowees today became president of the Philippine commonwealth. The outdoor ceremony shows a tranquil scene with retiring President Osmena absent without explanation and High Commissioner Vo Muitt escorted to the rostrum amid ceremonial guard and diplomatic entourages.
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Rexas
Biantin
Gare
Mamuel A. Biowees
Pelippine Commonwealth
Gang of
Hid
Anc
United States
Lagugiem
Sven
Sergio Osmena
Rorag I
Paul Vo Mciutt
Ronas
Cargulay
Wallace Pepper Seen Favored By Unions For'48
Unions hint at backing Henry Wallace and Clance Pepper as possible 1948 standard bearers amid party division over Truman era strike policies. Labor leaders, lawmakers, and CIO AFL figures condemn Truman emergency measures while urging caution and unity to block administration plans.
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Wallace
Pepper
Wasaiorwp
Truman
Henry A. Wallace
Clance Penner
Congress
Stass¢n
GOP
Mfc
CIO
Philip Beureey
Trumat
Starray
Bre
Trunin
Mir
Trurain
National Farmers Union
Escoil
Man Spends Two Weeks Trapped In Railroad Car
Alfred J. Degutis, 3, freed from a railroad refrigerator car after two weeks with no food or water. A warehouse worker heard him kicking the diner and alerted hospital staff. Degutis, who said he weighed 198 pounds on entry and 142 now, claimed he went into the car at Auburn near Seattle on the night of May, with the car later attached to a train. Officials said the car came across the Cascade Mountains from Anbusm May 13. Doctors reported his condition good and that he could be released in three or five days.
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Akin, Wash
Alfred J. Degutis
Degutis
Seattle
Auburn
Wash
Northern Pacific Freight Office
Cascade Mountaina
Anbusm
Smaller Loaves Of Bread To Weigh 110 Percent
The Agriculture Department ordered bakers to increase bread and roll weights to 110 percent beginning Saturday to curb famine, while not changing prices. The move follows a conference urging darker bread and weight minimums, amid delayed shipments due to a 48-hour railroad strike and export shortfalls.
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Washington
Ald
Arenas
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Uneduas Algemin Tha
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Psdauit
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Mo Brea
Bhor
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Agsi
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