Dismiss Civil Contempt Count Against Lewis
In Wallington, the government asked for dismissal of civil contempt against Lewis and the United Mine Workers as judge Goldsborough delayed ruling on an injunction amid ongoing negotiations. The contempt stemmed from a restraining order during a six week coal strike over miners pensions. Civil penalties were held, criminal contempt fines stood at 1,409,000 with civil penalties to be determined later. Contract talks with mine owners proceed as pension and royalty issues surface in wage and benefits discussions. The Moody eligibility dispute looms as a credentials committee reviews representation.
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Wallington
Lewis
Galdsborough
Tate
Pension Coixpute Tx
Tne
Soft Con
Gewls
UMW
Moody
Joseph E. Moody
Southern Coal Producers Association
United Mine Workers
Prevent
Strike Notices Threaten GM Amid Auto Industry Walkouts
DETROIT. A formal strike threat targeting 225,000 General Motors workers was filed by the CIO United Auto Workers. Negotiations aim to avert a second major walkout as 75,000 Chrysler employees enter the seventh day of a strike with no new violence on the picket lines.
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Detroit
Steike ‘Uy
General Motors
CIO
United Auto Workers
Stile
Cio-Uaw
Demand Stop To Palestine War
A United Nations Security Council debate stalled as the five permanent members clashed over a US drafted resolution to halt fighting in Palestine within 36 hours of adoption. The measure urged immediate cessation by Jews and Aruba in the conflict, a proposal meeting little support from other council members.
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Lake Success
Bel- Rume
Soviet
Ukraine
United States
Russia
United Nations Aiebion
Palestine
Tl Natian Security Council
Aruba
Fire Ravages Wilhelmina Palace in The Hague
The Noor dame palace suffered severe damage as flames raged for about an hour before containment. Witnesses say strong winds fanned the fire and painters using a torch to burn bright paint on the roof likely started it. The 67 year old queen and other royal members were not present.
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Hague
Uri
Ande
Wilhelmina
Noordaine
Royal Unity
Pilice
Weather Outlook Shows Clearing Tonight Then Clouds Wednesday
Weather forecast notes generally fair conditions tonight with diminishing cloudiness and a turn to cloudy skies by Wednesday morning. Expect lingering scattered showers Wednesday with tonight’s low around 40 and Wednesday’s high near 70.
Jews Claim Acre Capture After 3 Day Fight
The old walled city of Acre surrendered unconditionally after a 72 hour battle. Haganah, Israel's army, said 4,000 Arabs were trapped in the northern Palestine town near the new state. They claimed to have drowned 400 Arabs by damming a canal south of the Galilee. Tel Aviv sustained a 45 minute bombardment with fires reported. A Beirut broadcast noted Egyptian and Trans-Jordan troops joining at Lyden, southeast of Tel Aviv. A few Saudi soldiers were mentioned.
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Acre
Haganah
Army of Israel
Palestine
Galilee
Tel Aviv
Beirut
Lyden
Mies
Israel
Lebanon
Arab Higher Executive Committee
Rotenburg
Lybba
City Health Official Flags Urgent Sewage Crisis at Ward Ave Housing
City Health Officer Dr J Burris Perrin warns a serious health problem exists at the Ward avenue nug housing project with 300 plus residents and eighty families. Cess pools overflow, open sewage pools foul air and attract children to danger. immediate temporary relief via a deep disposal pit is planned while a sewer connection is studied, with long term plans to tap the city line half a mile away.
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J. Burris Perrin
Pervin
Wren Cram
Dr. Pevely
Perrin
Common Council
Board of Health
Stalin Endorses Wallace World Peace Plan
Washington reports the Stalin Wallace exchange prompts cautious praise from the State Department while noting key negotiations in the United Nations and other forums. It cites Soviet bloc objections on atomic energy and other issues, blaming Moscow for stalemate as Washington reiterates that major world talks require broader participation beyond the United States and Soviet Union.
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State Department
Stalin
United States
Soviet Union
Trstalicia
United Nations
Council of Foreign Ministers
Soviet Ukraine
UN Atomic Commission
White House
Stali
Henry Wallace
Marshall
Truman
Russia
Molotov
Moscow
Wallace
Germany
Korea
Britain
France
W. B. Smith
Creamery Contract Approved at Chinpewa Falls School
MADISON Wisconsin approval of a contract for a new creamery building at the Northern Wisconsin Colony and Training School at Chinpewa Falls was announced by Gov. Rennebohm.
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Madison
Wis
Wissconsin Colony
Chinpewa Falls
Gey. Rennebohm
Arabs Enter Jerusalem in Bold Offensive Across City
Arab Legion announced two legion detachments entered Jewish quarters of the old city as forces moved to the northern rim of Jerusalem with artillery in dominating positions. Reports claimed successes in north and south Palestine while a blockade was hinted at Ix- Tac. Russia recognized Israel and urged UN action to halt the war, with hints of Soviet American talks toward peaceful settlement.
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Jerusalem
Amman
Trans-Jordan
Arab Legion
Jorane
Palestine
Dgypt
Russia
Israel
United States
Guatemala
Hussia
United Nations
Stylin A
Henry Wallace
White House
State Department
Wallace
Stalin
Washington
Derailment Crashes Freight Train at Waldo Station
Nineteen freight cars derailed after a northbound Milwaukee road train smashed the Waldo Wisconsin station near Sheboygan. The depot was demolished but no injuries were reported. Officials planned detours to restore traffic by afternoon and route the Chippewa fast train around the scene.
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Milwaukee
Waldo
Wis
Sheboygan
Highway No. 28
Poriodl
M. W. Cunningham
Milwaukee Road Police
Green Bay
Cunningham
Whalen
T. Buechier
Road
Superior
Buechler
New Jersey Fire Kills Ten At Keppers Plant
KEARNY N J A fire sparked by napthalene sprayed from a 5 000 gallon tank late last night swept an adjoining Keppers company tar and chemical division building. At least 10 lives were lost eight bodies recovered and burned beyond recognition. Fire crews continued searches for additional victims among the wreckage as workers were preparing to change shifts.
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Kearny
N. J
Keppers Company Tar and Chemical Division
John Perry
British Refuses to Follow Russia on Israel Recognition
The Foreign Office said Russia's recognition of Israel leaves Britain unmoved and has no plans to follow suit. Foreign Ministry spokesman Isaac said London maintains its stance amid the Soviet move.
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London
Foreign Office
Russia
Israel
Hritain
Isaic
Wage talks between La Crosse breweries and union advance
A union wage discussion with Henry C. Rule of the state employment relations board will be held at 10 p m Wednesday to review terms amid a labor dispute between the citys two breweries and the brewers union. A tentative pact between G Heileman Brewing Co and La Crosse Breweries Inc and Brewers Local union No 81 CIO was reached last Thursday, with wage issues deferred for further talks.
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A&a mM
Henry C. Rule
State Employment Relations Board
Brewers Union
G. Heileman Brewing Company
la Crosse Breweries, Inc
Tocal Union No. A1
CIO
Meat Strike Negotiations Continue Among Packers
Chicago officials reported resumed talks in the 62 day old CIO United Packinghouse Workers strike as government mediators led by Frank E. Walsh met Armour and Co. representatives. Union leaders refused Swift proposals including any discharge of strikers and sought a 29 cent hourly raise, while other groups accepted a nine cent offer. The nationwide dispute involves about 100,000 CIO workers earning around $1.20 per hour or less.
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Chicago
Federal
Cal Tihaters
CIO United Packinghouse Workers
Frank E. Walsh
Armour and Co
Luther Youngdahl
Minnesota
Union
Swift God Co
Swift
AP Meat
CIO
Brewery Workers End Vote On Offer Near End
Milwaukee CIO Brewery Workers union with 6600 members at Pabst Blatz Schlitz Miller Gettelman and Independents will finish voting on a compromise offer of six dollars eighty cents per week pay boost. If accepted, brewhouse muilthouse clar and juckhouse staff get sixty five eighty and bottlehouse workers sixty two eighty. Brewery deliveries of bottled beer are planned for tomorrow and keg beer within 24 hours.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukue
CIO Brewery Workers Union
Pabst
Blatz
Schlitz, Miller, Gettelman
Independent Breweries
Muilthouse
Cclar
Reich Schools urged to back world unity
Dr. Robert M. Hutchins, chancellor of the University of Chicago, urged German universities in Frankfurt to pursue democracy and world unity. He said the world’s only hope lies in a world government with a federal structure, addressing educators at the centennial celebration of Germany’s first democratic revolution.
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Germany
Robert M. Hutchins
University of Chicae
Liex
DeLato Enters Innocent Plea In Circuit Court
In circuit court Tuesday morning Frank DeLato entered an innocent plea on a charge while armed with a dangerous weapon allegedly assaulted N E Barber with intent to kill. Bond set at 7500 dollars. no definite trial date given by Judge Robert S.wr eye Monday afternoon.
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Frank DeLato
N. E. Barber
Roberts
Test On Oleo Bill Wished In Senate Hearing
Senate finance committee members declined a butter oleo margarine test as a Des Moines housewife Mrs Barker demonstrated the ease of deception by placing oleo and butter in two boxes and asking senators to tell the difference. The session adjourned without verdict as DeLato faced preliminary hearing and bond set at 7500 dollars. Earlier testimony tied an assault incident at Modern Laundry to unpaid bills, with threats cited by the accused.
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Senate Finance Committees
Stellt E. Barker
Des Moines
Alco
George
D-Ga
Barker
Dewey Stassen Debate Outlawing Communist Party Issue
Washington broadcast pits Governor Thomas E. Dewey and Harold Stassen as they spar over outlawing the Communist party amid Stalin’s peace talks. Stassen urges banning party activity while Dewey accuses Stassen of surrendering on the issue. The debate touches on Wallace’s Moscow outreach and the Mundt Nixon bill, with Oregon and Connecticut primary implications in play.
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Dewey
Stassen
Communist Party
Jack Boon
Washington
Stalin
Henry Wallace
Wallace
SU. S
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Harold E. Stassen
Oregon
Kremlin
Moscow
Ington
Russia
United States
Baldwin
Staxsen
Connecticut
Republlicas
Raymond Baldwin
Stalin replies to Wallace open letter for peace plan
Stalin states Russia would accept Wallace's open letter as a basis for U S Soviet peaceful settlement if the United States government agrees or not, outlining Wallace's eight points on armament cuts, UNRRA relief, trade, non interference, and democracy. He cites Wallace's proposals as representing hopes for peace and notes American hesitation.
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Eddy Gilmore
Moscow
Stalin
Russia
United States
Henry A. Wallace
Wallace
New York
Mr. Wallace
U.S
Washington
White House
State Department
San Francisco
Germany
Japan
China
Korea
United Nations
Whiely Wallace
UNRRA
Europe
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Barber
Becker
Starmont
New Jersey
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