Lewis' Red Stand Puts AFL in NLRB Standoff
Chicago reports John L. Lewis leaders the United Mine Workers refuse to sign anti Communist affidavits, keeping unions from NLRB access. The AFL and CIO faces a policy clash as conventions loom, with possible expulsion implications for Lewis's union.
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Actress to Marry Shoe Store Man
Hollywood reports actress Marie McDonald will marry chain store magnate Harry Karl on September 19 at the Karl parents home in Bel Air California. Superior Judge Edward Branda to perform the ceremony. McDonald and actor Vic Orsatti were previously divorced in May in Las Vegas Nevada.
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Marie McDonald
Harry Karl
Karl
H. A. Karl
n_Bel-Air
Calif
Edward Branda
Miss McDonald
Vic Orsattl
Las Vegas
Nev
Blast toll rises after engine room blast aboard Miner Reina
Belfast Sept 13 the death toll from an engine room explosion aboard the Reina del Pacifico stood at 47 with three additional deaths overnight. Forty seven dead and 32 survivors remain in serious condition in Belfast hospitals as rescue work continued.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Reina del Pacifico
Special Session for Aid Abroad Deemed Unlikely
Washington Sept 13 influential senators today rejected a fast call for a special session to approve emergency aid for Europe. Senator Millikin Republican Colorado chaired the GOP conference and warned against a hullabaloo based session. Senators Vandenberg Michigan and Taft Ohio had previously frowned on calling lawmakers back before next January. Senate Democratic whip Lucas Illinois said no plans exist for a special session and Congress would likely be in session next year. President Truman returning from the Inter-American Defense Conference in Rio de Janeiro with Missouri naval ship, White House aides indicated the President remains unconvinced Congress must convene before the regular session.
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Cole Walter
Congress
Europa
Miltikin
R.-Colo
Truman
Lucas
Missouri
Rio de Janeiro
White House
Overell Estate Loan in Money Overell Estate Loan in Money
Executors of Walter B Overell estate must sell the Overell home and furnishings in Flint Ridge to cover the estate valued at 492 651 05. The estate lists only 3200 in cash with a bank statement. counsel notes the heirs including a daughter and her partner face murder charges in a related case. The mansion, valued at 85 500, along with real property, stocks and other assets, appear solvent but cash is scarce.
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Los Angeles
Walter,b
Overell
Flintridge
Winthrop Crane
Washington
Finance — Co
Ivery
Bodies in Trunk Ruled Murders in Early Case
A young woman's body found crammed in a car trunk is ruled a murder after discovery yesterday. Police identify the suspect and pursue leads as investigators sort facts in the unfolding case.
US General greets German Jews on New Year
Berlin reports General Lucius D Gray, acting as U.S. military governor, sent greetings to Jewish communities in Germany for the new year starting Monday. He expressed hope that the many problems facing them would be solved in the coming year and that they would soon resume normal life.
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Berlin
Lucius D.gray
United States
Germany
New US Push on Egypt at UN Aimed for Next Week
Cairo dispatch notes Akbar El Yom stating US delegation to the United Nations Security Council will submit a new resolution next week to settle the British Egyptian dispute. No details are provided.
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Akbar el Yom
New Yorks
United States
United Nations
Security
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Nations Plan Free Trade Union for Europe aid
London reports a Paris conference plan to study forming customs unions as a self-help move under the Marshall plan. Nations including Britain France and Italy invite the Soviet Union and 12 eastern peers to participate and form study groups on tariff policies among members and toward nonmembers.
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Paris
Norway
Sweden
Schtlgerland
Sali
Boxer Seeks 31115 in Daughter Death Suit
Former boxer Bert Gelima and wife sue in Federal Court over their daughter Eleanor Colima’s 19 year old death in a collision at Atlantic and Rosecrans Aves. They claim state highway officials failed to repair a dangerous highway. Plaintiffs name C Fl Purcell and other highway officials as defendants.
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Los Angeles
Bert Gelima
Celima
Narming C. Fl. Purcell
State Highway Commission
D.G
McCoy
S. “V. Cortelyou
Enikinger
Los Angeles County
J. Haggerty
Piinsyl
Eleanor Colima
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U S Women of 23 Have Most Babies
Washington dispatch notes that Native American and white women in the 23 year old group are having more births than since 1910. Rascal Whelpton of Miami University presented figures at a donation gathering, showing 958 births per 1000 for 1921 compared with 885 per thousand for the class of 1915 19. The data cover births through last year and reflect shifting fertility patterns in the United States.
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Washington
International Statistical Institute
Ian Rascal K. Whelpton
Miami University
Oxford
Ohio
Storm delays return of Gen Eichelberger
Tokyo dispatch reports the return flight of Lt. Gen. Robert L. Eichelberger, commander of the 8th Army, postponed due to an approaching typhoon. Also aboard were Mrs. Elizabeth Vining of Philadelphia bound for Crown Prince Akihito, who is traveling to the United States for vacation.
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Tokyo
Robert L. Hichelberger
Teresa Wright Gives Birth To Second Child
Hollywood report states actress Teresa Wright was in fine condition after delivering her second child, a five pound daughter named Mary Kelley Busch, at Good Samaritan Hospital yesterday. Wright, wife of author Niven Busch, already has a two year old son Terence Busch.
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Teresa Wright
O.r
Mary Kelley Busch
Good Samaritan Hospital
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Niven Busch
Demand Ties Child Pianist Tour To Managers
Chicago Sept 18 UPI in a proposed concert tour for 3 year old Margaret Rozarian Harris a Negro piano prodigy who awakens parents daily by fingering Bach faced a delay as Probate Judge William Waugh continued a hearing on her contract until Sept 21 The deal called for 40 percent of tour proceeds to be paid to Mildred Godfrey Hall and husband of Albuquerque NM as managers Margaret taught by Hall would be backed by William Morris Agency of Hollywood The child showcased absolute pitch with a debut playing selections from Brahms to Schubert amid a battered doll atop the piano and a tale of mother Goese
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UPA
Margaret Rozarian Harris
William’ Waugh
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Mildred Godfrey Hall
Albuquerque, N. M
Hall
Cnild
Tschaikowski
Goese
William Morris Agency
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Amona FE
Diayide
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Bert
Schus
Taft confronts labor foes at Santa Cruz meeting
Sen Taft faced strong labor opposition in Santa Cruz as he argued for the Taft Worthy bill and urged affidavits denying Communist ties. He warned unions that refusing to sign would strip them of Wagner Act rights, addressing about 2400 attendees in a packed hall.
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Taft
Ohio
Taft H Worthy
Chicago
Liam Green
American Federation of Labor Executive Council
United States
Louis Gomes
Much Ado Morpheus Snarls Chicago Traffic
In Chicago the Loop filled with fire engines and rerouted trolleys as Jacob Hermanson, 74, dozed on a street car yesterday. Passengers mistook him for comatose and alerted the motorman. Fire Capt William McDonald urged medical care. Hermanson insisted he is merely sleepy and declined hospital attention.
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Jacob Hermanson
Fire Department
William McDonald
Heimansan
Henrotin Hospital
Phy- Siangs
President Backs Religious Education Week
President Truman endorses Religious Education Week in a letter to Dr. Roy G. Ross. The observance runs Sept. 28 to Oct. 5 across the United States and Canada with the theme Faith Is the Victory, involving thousands of communities, churches, and denominational councils.
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Til
Watry S. Truman
United States
Canada
Roy G. Ross
International Council of Religious Education
Bodies of Gis to Be Moved Tomorrow
In St Laurent sur Mer France a farewell benediction will close the St Laurent Cemetery first in France established for WWII dead. Exhumations of 3905 American bodies from Omaha Beach begin Monday as the journey home starts tomorrow.
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France
Omaha Beach
Normandy
St.Laurent
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