Congress Set to Tackle Real Business in Fair Deal Push
Congress moves into action with test votes on displaced persons and FEPC. Senate may open debate on a broad refugee bill as McCarran signals a lengthy Senate fight. House faces a vote on FEPC amid Southern opposition while foreign policy, including Marshall Plan funding, looms ahead.
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Lincoln
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Europe
Senate House Foreign Committee
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Helinois
Colorado
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Germany
Second U S Capital Site Considered
Washington Senator Tydings said defense officials have studied for some time the advisability of a second U S capital to be used if an enemy attack occurs. Holifield proposed an alternate capital perhaps underground. dispersion and underground installations were discussed as core defense ideas.
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ecunie suission
Paul J. Larsen
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Civilian Defense
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Engineer is Cut Fighting Bandit in Portsmouth
An elderly engineer, Roscoe Wamsley, 1654 Seventh St Portsmouth, fought with a knife wielding robber outside a rooming house last night. Wamsley struck the assailant who slashed his forehead and wounded his hand while escaping. He, an engineer for the Norfolk and Western Railway, was treated at St. Francis Hospital.
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Sineer
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Roscoe Wamsley
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St. Francis Hospital
Norfolkern Railway
Farmers Revolt in Hunan Province Amid Communist Resistance
A large farmer revolt breaks out in Tungting lake region within Hunan caused by rice requisitions from Communist forces. The unrest centers in Ching Yecide area as tensions rise between peasants and authorities, with casualties reported among Communist party members.
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FORMOSA
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Hunan
min mee
Ching Yecide
British election race enters final stretch
Britain’s campaign moves toward the vote as Foreign Secretary Bevin says the Labour government is seeking U S aid arrangements as the Marshall Plan ends. Both Labour and Conservatives step up door to door efforts and speeches to win over the on the fence voters for the 25 seats at stake. Churchill’s proposals on talks with Russia draw sharp opposition.
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Ernest Bevin
Bevin
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Europe
Winston Churchill
Churchill
West
Russia
Herbert Morrison
America
Spy trial ends in Hungary after guilty plea
In Budapest US businessman Robert Vogeler and six co defendants faced espionage charges as the court adjourned with prosecutors seeking severe penalties. Vogeler confessed to using his business ties as cover and urged a milder sentence while prosecutors and witnesses described the alleged sabotage plans linked to US intelligence.
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United States Intelligence
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Motorman Arraigned After Fatal Rail Crash in New York
In Rockville Centre New York motorman Jacob Reiber age 68 was ordered into court today on ar r est after a railroad collision that killed 29 and injured 10. His son Donald said his father was overwhelmed by grief and unable to think clearly.
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Jacob Rieier
Kiefer
Donald
Sauryl
Retired Army Officer Is Found Dead in Virginia
LURAY VA AP A retired Army officer Robert Franklin Parks 38 was found shot at his home last night. His wife Mary Elizabeth Dovel 6 said they were the first to arrive and reported Iris the victim’s nude body showed no signs of a struggle. An inquest was set for today by Page County coroner I R Davie Sain no. Parks was held in Page County Jail pending investigation.
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Mary
Elizabeth Dovel
Parks
Iris
Page County
Georgerry Long
Doctor on trial in Mercy slaying case in New Hampshire
Proceedings in the Mercy slaying case in New Hampshire focus on Dr Hermann Santon of MAXCHESTER facing a murder charge. Court records describe alleged malpractice and administration of a cancer treatment, with hospital records indicating injections into a patient prior to her death.
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Manchester
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Harold E. Westcott
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New Hampshire
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Phone dispute reports due amid looming telephone strike
Federal mediator Cyris S Ching urged union and Bell Telephone officials to file reports to avert a strike set for Friday. The Communication Workers of America says no progress has been made in talks over a 3 cent, hourly wage increase for more than 300,000 workers. About 100,000 workers pledge to strike Friday, with others ready to join if needed. CWA warns an additional 150,000 or more could walk out when contracts expire in March.
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CIO
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Cyris S Ching
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Workers Strike at White Sewing Machine Plants
In Cleveland an eight hundred to thousand worker strike disrupted White Sewing Machine Company's two plants. The walkout, led by the CIO International Union of Electrical Workers, aims to gain bargaining rights and halt alleged speedups and a yearly cutting program. Company officials declined comment.
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Treaive
White Sewing Machine Company
tadas
CIO International Union of Electrical Workers
Foreclosure Action Against Lustren Detailed
A Columbus foreclosure action targets Lustren and the associated REC Lustre entity. Recouping funds for operating costs, REC officials described a receiver’s role and the likelihood of a simple foreclose proceeding, noting the complex debt stemming from multiple lenders and the uncertain outcome of the case.
Passengers Saved Off Copenhagen Fire Ship Kron ns Qlav-were Rescued
A 3,038-ton Kronns Qlav vessel carrying 108 passengers from Oslo to Copenhagen caught fire early today. The American liner picked up the passengers shortly after the distress call, saving all aboard.
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DENMARK
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Qsta
Norweas
American finer
The Seed Catalog by Gordon Martin
The poem reflects a home gardener anticipation of spring and the urge to plan a lavish garden. A man imagines outdoor work and a perfect landscape but faces conflict with his wife, who vetoes the choices, revealing the heavy effort and commitment required to maintain a dream garden.
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GORDON MARTIN
Federal judge orders new no-strike action against John Lewis
In Washington AP dispatch, Judge Rich Keech issues a fresh no-strike order against John Lewis and the United Mine Workers. Potential penalties include heavy fines. lawmakers discuss possible government oversight of coal production. Leaders react, with some opposition to government intervention and renewed focus on Taft-Hartley provisions.
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orde Lewis
United Mine Workers
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Coal Diggers Refuse To Return To Work In Pittsburgh Strike
Striking soft coal miners enter a seventh week refusing to return, pressing a government role. Reports describe widespread plant idle in Pennsylvania and Ohio, with workers in West Virginia, Canton, and nearby areas, while discussions at meetings seek actions by officials and unions. Industrial effects loom as power and heating supply fears rise amid the labor standstill.
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API
Five Fishermen Rescued After Plane Incident
Report describes five fishermen saved by aerial assistance after their skiff faced trouble near Lake Huron. Names tied to sea life and coastal towns appear in scrambled order, with incomplete details on the rescue operation and destination.
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albret
Sasniw Bay
Lake Huron
igi Polo
FPraustoy
Seven Die In Ohio Traffic Weekend Toll Rises
A weekend of Ohio traffic fatalities left seven dead. Victims ranged across multiple counties including Hancock, Columbiana, and Portage, with deaths from crashes near Deshler East Palestine Columbus Bay Village and Ravenna.
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Ohio
Columbus
Margaret Bele Culp
McComb
Hancock County
Wes
Deshler
Herry Cousaty
Richi Ehner
New Waterford
Columbians County
East Palestine
Brian Harrington
Donna Smith
scout
Clumbus
John Joseph Saolew
Fred Alvis rogory
tof Beagh Ui
Stark County
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otolf
Dayton Tractors Vostorg A Killing at Kelley Home
Police say a confrontation outside Lou Kelley’s home near the cafe ended with Kelley firing a shotgun as officers arrived after he was ordered out. Officers returned fire, striking and killing Kelley. a 40 year old man named Lou Kelley was shot in the heart. The incident began when Kelley resisted after being ejected from the bar, prompting a chase and exchange of gunfire with Detective Stevens and patrolmen Tarzinski and Pewell. The coroner’s office investigator said the shooting occurred during the call and Kelley died at the scene. Investigations continue into the sequence of events and identification of all involved.
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DAYTON
Lou Kelley
Kelley
earllier
Earl Frederick
Louis Taylor
Kelly
Otsu
WLC
Stevens
Patralmen
Pewell
Walites
Tarzinski
Reiley's
Farvinski
Fire destroys United Presbyterian Church in Ivneville area
In Ivneville, Ohio, the United Presbyterian Church near Richnoha was burned yesterday about four hours after morning services. Rev. Ollie Sarrett estimated damage at 55000 dollars. Cause of the blaze is not yet known.
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Richnoha
Ol'lie Sarrett
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