Mine Union Chief Called In After Snub
Washington March 29. John L Lewis did not testify before a presidential board investigating the coal strike after refusing to voluntarily appear. The UMW leader cited prejudice and invoked Taft Hartley law, alleging bias among board members while criticizing the law as an infanous enactment. operators estimated losses from the oil shutdown and coal fund disputes continued unresolved as talks dragged on.
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Navy septem dies and traffic deaths headline
The page highlights Navy deaths and two fatal traffic accidents. Other items include Easter parade fashions, upcoming council elections, and political notes. Weather and shipping listings appear across multiple pages with references to tides and temperatures.
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U N Urged to Halt Talks on Russ Atom Control Plan
Four nations Britain China France and Canada demand rejection of Soviet atomic control proposals. They push a UN Atomic Energy Commission resolution calling to stop discussion, backed by the United States Belgium Colombia and others, while noting no final break with Russia and readiness to consider new Soviet ideas.
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Strike Hits Stock and Curb Exchanges Amid Walkout
March 29 New York reports a CAPA strike hitting the Stock and Curb Exchanges yet trading continued with minimal disruption. Members and brokers returned to duties while many women appeared on the floor for the first time. quotational services operated from the crowd. Sales totaled about 390,000 shares on Saturday. union leaders praised the walkout as the first major action of its kind on the exchanges. Picket lines formed outside the Curb Exchange as workers remained firm despite the stoppage.
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Truman Aid Says No Big 3 Meet Slated
Washington March 29 AP The White House says no Big Three meeting is planned and Truman has no plan to leave the United States. Press Secretary Ross declined to expand on reports from London about a Truman Stalin Attlee summit in Berlin. Senator Pepper urged Truman to draft a peace plan with all party and military leaders, oppose appeasement, and discuss it publicly.
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Yugoslav Protest Over U.S. Plane Flights
Yugoslavia has filed a protest with the United States claiming American air lanes crossed its border without authorization three times this year. A State Department official said the audio note arrived last week written in mild terms.
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School in Jaffa Bombed in Palestine War
Jerusalem reports three bombs dropped from a plane hit near a Greek Orthodox school in Jaffa. One hundred dead and 200 injured nationwide as fighting across Palestine spikes. A Jewish Agency spokesman notes talk of a truce and calls for peace in Jerusalem amid ongoing Arab Jewish hostilities. Unidentified bodies found in wreckage of an armored car near Mucharl village after an attack by Jews with automatic weapons and grenades.
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War type of defenses puzzle Yanks
Soviet and North Korean forces dig trenches foxholes and gun emplacements along the 38th parallel in Korea. American patrols note irrigation like digging evolving into six foot trenches and turreted holes with gun sights facing south. American observers report growing activity and indicate U S intelligence at work, with the story continued on page A-4.
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Man Found Dead From Car Fumes
Police identified 41 year old Hula R. Paul of Los Angeles as the man found dead today in a parked car with a hose to the exhaust. His divorced wife Maurine, 40, is said to have killed their five year old daughter last month and then killed herself. A note asked that brother Ronald Paul of Fort Francis Ontario and attorney Paul Faler of Beverly Hills be notified. Paul, an accountant, had found their daughter Helen Sylvia dead by strangulation and poison with throat, wrists and ankles slashed in a cabin near spargos. The couple had been divorced less than a year. Continued on Page A-4.
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Baruch Urges Rapid Action on Universal Military Training
Bernard Baruch pressed Congress for action now on universal military training and a temporary draft. He warned the program could disrupt prices and living costs but argued it would strengthen national security and push toward lasting world peace. He estimated costs may reach five billion dollars and called for a watchdog committee to monitor spending and inflation effects.
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Four Boys Questioned in Los Angeles Slaying
Four youths were picked up for questioning after a 49-year-old laborer, William Wagner, was stabbed to death in a vacant lot and robbed of 500 cents. He died of chest and stomach wounds while being taken to a hospital.
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Pan American Parley at Bogota Opens Ninth Conference
Bogota hosts 21 nations as top diplomats meet for the Pan American conference opening. Territorial disputes loom. Secretary of State Marshall expected to arrive. Avon Chile Paraguay Cuba push for a stance against Western Hemisphere encroachment while Betancourt and Braumilla outline aims for colonialism end and Antarctic sovereignty talks.
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House Group Backing for ERP Bill with Export Veto Rider
The House foreign affairs committee endorsed a foreign aid bill amendment granting a foreign administrator veto over exports to Russia and satellites when deemed in the national interest. Rep Mundt led the push as debate on the $86.2 billion measure nears a House vote. The panel's action follows administration curbs on war potentials to the Soviet bloc.
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