Mobilizers in Final Try for Wage Unit
President Truman presses a final bid to create a wage controls board to handle labor disputes in defense. The stalemate between unions and management over board scope persists as the 17 member advisory group prepares to meet. If deadlock endures, a public panel may replace private industry voices before July when the current act expires.
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Mane
Warcuecu Anil
Anu Injnagement
Soardh
Eric Johnston
Charles E. Wilson
Agriculture and Public
White House
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Business Advisory Council
Committee For Economic Development
First Wage Stabilization Board
Peace Talk Renewed by Peiping Radio
Peiping radio in Hong Kong reports a new peace campaign on Communist terms focused on Korea. The drive seeks signatures for a five power peace talks proposal including United States Russia Great Britain France and Red China. The plan demands troop withdrawals from Korea and Formosa plus Red China’s entry into the United Nations.
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Red
China
Korea
Seventh Fleet
Formosa
United Nations
Peace plan and Far East talks loom at UN
The Security Council prepares to discuss Israel Syria border clashes while a North Korean peace bid gains attention. Pyongyang radio urged a five power conference with the United States Britain France and Russia as Moscow and Peiping push for settlement amid Arab Asian mediation efforts.
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Far East
United Nations Security Council
Security Council
Daniel J. van Balluseck
Netherlands
Malik
Pyongyang
Gambler Testifies About Payoffs to Arcadia Official
Los Angeles April 17 AP Robert Clark Collins testified in the conspiracy trial of ex Sheriff’s Capt Carl Pearson Sgt Lawrence Shaffer and Arcadia politician George Dalby. He said he paid 100 a week in 1848 to protect gambling concessions at stag shows from raids by deputies and that raids stopped after he began mailing money to Dalby.
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Los Angeles
Robert Clark Collins
Collins
Carl Pearson
Lawrence Schaffer
George Dalby
Arcadia
Dalby
Pearson
No Objection to Far East Conference With China Expressed
S. has raised no objection to a conference and has declared willingness to discuss a Far Eastern settlement with Communist China at the proper time.
Anti British Riot In Formosa Over Red China Claim
About 40 Chinese students in Formosa, angered by reports Britain would cede Formosa to the Chinese Reds, pulled down the Union Jack at the British consulate in Tamsui, scrawled anti British slogans, and damaged consular cars. Police restored order and consulate staff prepared a protest with London.
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Formosa
Britain
Tansui
Frinss
Iney Numieu We Vuascee
Straits
E. 3
Jacobs-Larkcom
Peter Chang
Formosan
Chang
London
University to Seek Rehearing on Oath
SAN FRANCISCO April 17 UP Counsel for the University of California regents said they would seek rehearing of a recent Appellate Court decision knocking out the universitys loyalty oath. The court warned against a threat to academic freedom and ruled April 6 that the regents must rehire 18 professors who refused to sign a special non Communit declaration as a condition of employment.
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University of California Regents
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