Lewis Faces Tough Choice On Truman Truce Plan
John L. Lewis confronts a critical decision on whether to accept President Truman's 70 day strike truce with a fact finding board for the coal contract. Acceptance could weaken Lewis by reducing coal reserves leverage. rejection risks Taft Hartley injunctions and broader labor conflict. Local operators and UMW pace into a tense huddle as deadlines loom for a nationwide production plan.
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Innocent Victim Or Guilty Woman, Abbott Jury Asked
In Common Pleas Court the state pursues proof Mrs. Marie Abbott plotted her husband Morris Abbott’s death with farmhand Cyril Gordon while defense claims she learned of the slaying only after Gordon struck him. Trial details include a love affair and plans to murder Morris to free the couple.
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AFL Passes on Lewis Plea for Legal Aid in Coal Strike
John L. Lewis sought AFL backing in his court fight over a National Labor Relations Board injunction against coal strikes. The AFL Executive Council deferred action, noting the case is before the court and legal aid could come later if the injunction is issued and appealed.
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United States May Get British French Aid Against Berlin Blockade
Washington reports that Britain and France will join the United States to counter Russia's Berlin blockade. Western Allies discuss joint countermeasures to restore normal transport and economic flow between Berlin and western Germany and to pressure the Soviet Union toward compliance.
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Power tools and sewing machines spark domestic compromise
Gordon Martin notes wives often resist mechanics yet readily push for sewing machines. Husbands’ calls for power tools blend with their partners’ sewing cabinet plans, leading to a mutual bargain where both gain a gadget and a tool, ending in a draw.
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Weather Halts Search For Missing Plane In Arctic
Bad weather slows the mission as officers in Great Falls and Ottawa direct efforts for the COS Air Force transport missing with 44 aboard. A mass sweep of about 2100 miles was planned with B 29s but pilots were ordered to turn back when conditions worsened.
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Domer Misses Perfect Pinochle Hand Wins High Praise
A. J. Domer drew a flawless double sequence in spades with aces kings queens jacks and two jacks of diamonds totaling a double pinochle meld of 1 800 but forgot to play it out. His friends at the Masonic Temple celebrated the near perfect hand.
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46 000 homeless as floodwaters rise across seven states
The Associated Press reports more than 46,000 people homeless as floodwaters surge through seven central and southern states. Red Cross aid contracts to move families from flood threatened homes in several counties as rivers crest and autumn drainage systems strain.
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U S Rejects Russian Bid to Try Hirohito as War Criminal
The United States labeled Russia's demand for Emperor Hirohito's trial in an international military court as an attempt to mask the Soviet failure to account for over 270,000 Japanese prisoners of war. The State Department stated the request would be rejected.
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Armaments debate fuels public talk on postwar security
Washington coverage notes Sen. Veto and allies pressing for new arms policy analysis. The article cites figures and opinions on atomic weapon development and the potential need for safeguards to prevent global conflict, reflecting wartime era tensions and policy debates.
Can Whip Soviets On Hour's Notice
Secretary states the U S is ready to whip Soviet forces on an hour's notice amid Cold War tensions. The brief remarks touch on nuclear and conventional readiness as defenses against potential aggression and highlight U S preparedness to respond rapidly.
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British atomic scientist arrested in London on spy suspicions
The British atomic scientist Claas Fuchs was arrested in London on suspicion of passing atomic secrets to Russia. U.S. officials, including Gen. Leslie R. Graves, testified about the case and its potential impact on Western defense.
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Burns Suffered After Case Rield Incident
Fragmentary text notes burns in a case described as Rield related. Details are incomplete.
Broken Rail Ditches Train Kills Passenger in Saukville
A broken rail near Saukville Wisconsin on the Milwaukee road Chippewa Hiawatha caused a southbound derailment killing one passenger and injuring about 35 others. Engineer M C McFarland said the rail snapped as the train passed at about 65 mph. Remainder of coaches tumbled into a ditch. many treated at area hospitals.
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Ozaukee County
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Green Bay
Madohn Krause
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Channing, Mich
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Television Set Tax Proposals Move to Revisions
A plan to raise taxes on television sets and related services from eight to forty two percent is examined in committee revision. The proposal outlines revenue of about 40 million dollars from a 40 percent rate and effects on various consumer taxes and corporate levies.
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Liner Washington Struck At Southampton Dock In Heavy Gale
A powerful gale drove the U S liner Washington against a Southampton dock flooding the hold and causing extensive damage. Ten passengers were shaken but none hurt as the vessel leaked water below the waterline and winds reached brutal speeds. The storm stranded the Queen Mary with 1848 on board while shipping was snarled and coast roads flooded across parts of Britain and western Europe.
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What It Takes To Be A Good Public Speaker
Sunday feature explores public speaking training as ten Girl Scouts cope with sore muscles and hacks after weeks of prep. The piece highlights the effort behind refining speaking skills and selling scouting to the audience.
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