Mines Walkout Persists Amid Court Order Inquiries
Washington reports say John L Lewis and the United Mine Workers offered no move to obey a federal court order ending a 22 day mine walkout. Marshal copies served at union HQ confirm the court directive signed by Judge Matthew F McGuire while steel production warns of a drop to 75 percent capacity if the strike continues.
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John L. Lewa
United Mine Workers
Matthew F. McGuire- Lewis
Lewis
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House Interstate Commerce Committee
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Iowa
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Grattan Coal Co
Wag Re Hurt
C E Compton
Apple
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Clarksburg
W. Va
Strike of Police Triggers Massive Riots in Alexandria
In Alexandria Egypt on April 5 police and civilians clashed as a police strike spread. Dozens wounded, hundreds of officers walked out, looting and arson surged in the city while demonstrations and riots escalated around Mohamed Aly Square. Three police fatalities occurred and extensive property damage was reported.
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Alexandria
Lexandria
Egypt
Inotitigmo
Trnopa
Miniter Nokrashy -Fasha
Farouk
Cairo
Suez Canal
Aim
Harbor
Mohamed Aly Square
Yanks in Forced Landing Feared in Reds
SHANGHAI April 5 Four Marines reportedly forced to land in Communist territory after an engine failure near Hungshiyal west of Tsinztao. They were taken into custody by Communist troops. one marine had died of wounds earlier after three months captivity. Names withheld.
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Shanghat
Nia
Hungshiyal
Tsinztao
City weighs vast plan for 200 cures of incinerator site
Fragmented page lists various brief items including a plan to visit incinerator site with 200 cures, a fatal plane incident, a Long Beach highway extension, and assorted notices across pages A-4 to A-9, indicating terse summaries and notices from different sections.
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Long Beach
Where to Find It in the Comic Pages And Activities
A fragmented note lists page references for comics and women’s activities. It mentions a “WHERE TO FIND IT” directive and cites pages 8, 8-2, and E-3 with partial titles.
Gromyko Plans Parley Boycott
LAKE SUCCESS April 9 Andrei A Gromyko said he would boycott a United Nations Security Council meeting in New York to discuss trusteeship for the Holy Land. He called the invitation informal and reiterated his opposition to the U S proposal, noting his known stance from last week's speech to the council.
Russia veto test and fatal shooting mark tense UN day
In Lake Success on April 5 a UN Atomic Energy Commission committee shelved Russia's world atomic control plan as inadequate by a 9 to 2 vote. Russia and Soviet Ukraine opposed the majority. In Berlin a Russian soldier was found fatally shot in the British sector, authorities reported.
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Lake Success
United Nations
Russia
Soviet
Ukraine
United‘ Pvations Atomic’ Energy Commission
Berlin
E Anaret
Het
Fond West
A. Gromyko
Lehyter
United States
World Atomic Control
Truman to name ERP chief within 48 hours
President Truman may appoint the director of the European Recovery Program within 48 hours amid reports of rival adviser views on which agency should control ERP. Five nations Italy France Austria the Netherlands likely to receive initial aid as food fuel and industrial supplies are prioritized to bolster stability before April elections.
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Washington
Truman
Charles’ & Ross
Ross
Oss
National Association of Manufacturers
State Department
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Export-leenk
Italy
France
Ustria
Netherlands
Car Crash at Alameda Shelter Kills Boy and Injures Dozens
In Alameda an automobile plowed into a shelter, killing a young boy and injuring many children. Police booked a man for investigation as officials identify the victim tentatively as Keenan Shoemaker, a five year old aviation mechanic’s child, with dozens of other youngsters hurt. The incident drew involvement from local police and a Navy facility at Oakland Naval Air Station.
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Alameda
Sain
Walt
Truck Strike On Highway Blocks 500 Units In Pa
In Saralisle Pennsylvania on April 5 AP reports about a sit-down protest by about 500 big trailer trucks along a two mile stretch of the turnpike near Plainfield to Newville. Drivers oppose Pennsylvania weight limits of 45 000 pounds and say they will continue the action until state officials address the issue.
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Sarlisle
Wien
Pennsylvania Turnpike
Pennsylvania
Mark Helliday
Somerset
Plainfield
Newville
Pittsburgh
Harrisburg
Salvation Army
Holl. Gay
Holliday
William Broucher
Harold Coder
Rise of
Two Students Die in Texas Auto Train Collision
In BURGER Texas on April 5 two teenage high school students were killed and four others injured in a automobile train collision. The Parkin and Ttane Faster were among the parttime workers involved.
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Burger
Texas
Parkins Aarp Munbole
Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Dies at 73 in New York
Abby Aldrich Rockefeller, wife of John B. Rockefeller Jr., died at age 73 from a heart attack in her Pall Mall Avenue duplex. Renowned patron of U.S. living artists, she disliked publicity and led a private life despite immense wealth and social prominence.
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New York
John B. Rockefeller Jr
Pall Ave
U. S. Senate
Rockefeller
United States
Abby Greene Aldrich
Providence
R. I
Togkefellec
Abby
John DB
Nelson
Laufrance
Winthrop
David
Wilmarth Aldrich
Emiends
Berlin Air Collision Kills American and Britons
In Berlin April 5 the U S military governor reports a fatal air collision between a British transport and a Russian fighter. A British transport crashed near Spatzen prison grounds, killing 14 including Americans Sgt Pintus and Mrs J Clough. British, American, and German witnesses describe the crash and casualties among passengers and crew.
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Berlin
Lucius D. Clay
Erlin
Plang
U S Fighting Ships Set for Norway Visit
Six American fighting ships led by the Essex class carrier Valley Forge will visit Bergen Norway from April 29 to May 2 as part of a goodwill tour following prior calls in England and Australia. The group includes Fresno and four destroyers, with voyages also taking them to Gibraltar and Panama before wrapping in Sun.
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Washington
Tak Force
Norway
Navy
Russia
Finland
Valley Forge
Fresno
Bergen
England
Sii
Mediterranean
W. C. Lawe
Lloyd Thomas
Australia
India
En Gul
Portsmouth
de Yer
Southampton
Nes Ea
Thile Group
Tohnaton
Rush
Rams
Richard L. Conaty
U. S
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Pleilterranean
The
Gibraltar
Panama
Chins
Husband 37 Charged With Murder In Child Bride Death
GREENVILLE KY April 5 Raymond Ellison 37 has been charged with murder in the death of his child bride 12 year old Imogena Huron. Autopsy results led Sheriff Ottis Robinson to announce the charge and note the body was found near the Mud River with a white rag around the neck. Ellison was moved from the county jail to an undisclosed location amid high tension.
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Greenville
Raymond Ellison
Russell O' Neill
O'Neill
Ellison
Imogena Huron
Si Sherif Ottis Robinson
Alan
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