Detroit Plans Strike Action
Detroit officials moved to end a city transit strike that froze buses and streetcars as operators walked out. They hinted at firing strikers under Michigan law, citing the Hutchinson Act to bar negotiations while the walkout continues. Leaders stayed in a secret hide-out with no contact to the Department of Street Railways.
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Food Chain Managers Walkout Shuts Detroit Stores
Detroit April 21 The F F Smith Co reports about 40 of its 275 Detroit area stores closed today due to a surprise walkout by managers. Violence and threats were reported with nonstriking managers recalling being knocked down. Stores to reopen once replacements arrive as managers form an unaffiliated group after a CIO denial.
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World capitals weigh MacArthur removal on Korea policy
British policy makers see MacArthur's dismissal as boosting Anglo American unity and a bigger war effort in Korea while fearing it delays peace talks. Diplomatic reports from Tokyo New Delhi and Hong Kong show mixed views on peace prospects and allied cohesion after his departure.
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Arthur MacArthur's first major league game thrill for a son
Arthur MacArthur, 13, son of General MacArthur, attended the Dodgers Giants game at Polo Grounds with 22,000 others. He met Brooklyn manager Chuck Dressen and Giants manager Leo Durocher, received balls and a jacket, and was escorted by guards. Arthur said his father follows batting averages even from the Pacific.
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Neophyte Driver and Instructor Killed in Train Collision
In Milwaukee on April 21 UP a first driving lesson ended in death for pupil Panv telija Miligovic 42 a former Yugoslav army captain and instructor Mrs Rose Smith 38. Their car was struck by a passenger train traveling 75 mph. A friend said he loaned the car to Miljkovic when Mrs Smith asked him to teach driving.
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Food Prices Higher in West
Western cities showed larger March food price increases than the nation. San Francisco led with a 5.5 percent rise since Christmas, lifting its index to 241.7, while Los Angeles rose 1.2 percent to 229.8. In the 12 months, prices are about 15 percent higher than a year ago.
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Bevan May Resign Threatens Attlee Government
Informants forecast Bevan would quit the Labor ministry over charges for dentures and spectacles, risking a party split and possibly a general election. Bevan’s left wing push for more socialism clashes with Attlee’s cabinet, with other ministers rumored to consider leaving if he resigns. Parliament debates the budget next week as a national conference could shape the party’s course.
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Internationalist Likely Successor to Vandenberg
Grand Rapids, Mich. April 21. Gov. G. Mennen Williams travels north for a quiet fishing weekend and is expected to announce Monday the successor to the late Sen. Arthur H. Yarndanhare. Michigan politics buzzes over reports Williams will name Blair Moody of the Detroit News as the Senate choice. Moody is viewed as an Internationalist aligned with Williams and Vandenberg.
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