Stunt flyer dies in Pyramid Lake accident
Carl R. Chamberlin aged 40 from San Diego died at the Pyramid Lake guest ranch after his small aircraft spun into the ground during an acrobatic stunt over the ranch. Authorities reported the fatal accident occurred yesterday.
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Pyramid Lake
Carl R. Chamberlin
San Diego
Pyramid Lake Guest Ranch
Carpenter Union Chief Faces A F L Showdown
The executive council of 15 weighs Hutcheson versus the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees in a dispute over erection work affecting about 350 jobs. The strike has kept 5000 carpenters and related workers idle since September 1946 as IATSE and AFL factions clash. Richard Walsh of the stage hands was summoned to a conference as Hutcheson and Lewis push to claim jurisdiction from the Conference of Studio Unions led by Herbert Sorrell.
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International Alliance of Theatrical Stage
Yyhien
I. A.T
John
Lewis
United Mines, Workers
Cal- Hutcheson
AYFL
F.L
Richard’ F. Walsh
Herbert Sorrell
Railway workers seek wage raise amid arbitration ruling
A fragmented report notes demands from railway labor unions for changes in pay and hours amid arbitration board action. It mentions 300000 mem operatives, supervisory appointments, and a transportation company relation to the United Railway dispute.
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A Aea Rad Transportation Co
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National ‘Railway
Earth tremor disrupts Greek towns and power in Kalamata
A tremor struck parts of southern Greece causing casualities and damage. Kalamata experienced power outages due to local infrastructure damage while Athens reported scattered tremors and advised caution as authorities assess impacts.
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Peioponn
Kalamata
China Faces Economic Strain Amid Military Setbacks
Fragmentary report notes China’s struggling economy and military reverses in the northeast. Market activity opened weakly as authorities grapple with damaged rail lines and disrupted communications, with observers citing renewed government pressures and uncertain structure.
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Nanking
China
Laayse
Tashihchiao
Rea
A-energy Commission Forms Consultants Board
Wartime atomic energy commission links energy discoveries to Lilienthal as a consultants board is formed. James W. Parker of Detroit Edison is named president and general manager with Col Walker Cisler as executive secretary. Other members include Robert E. Wilson of Standard Oil Indiana and Paul Foote of Gulf Research.
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Atomic Energy Commission
Lilienthal
James W. Parker
Detroit Edison Co
Col. Walker Cisler
Detroit Edison Power Plants
Commission
Robert E. Wilson
Standard Oil Co
Indiana
Paul Foote
Gulf Research
Don
Orat
World Bank eyed to handle Marshall Plan funds
Washington reports say the 45 nation World Bank is gaining attention as a possible agency to manage U.S. sums sent to non Communist Europe for rebuilding industry under the Marshall Plan. Discussions focus on amounts, conditions, and Western Europe’s needs as Truman highlights a broader reconstruction program.
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World Bank
United States
Europe
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