Truman Attacks Fair Deal Foes aboard presidential train
President Truman condemned obstructionists in Congress as he rallied 22,000 Chicago supporters at the Stadium. He vowed to press forward with progressive policy, criticizes backward looking senators and representatives, and signaled strong support for Democratic candidates after primaries. The trip and speech framed a broad campaign for continued liberal reform in the atomic era.
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Lewis Denies Sending Secret Signals and Testimony Refusal
Washington AP reports US economic aid to Europe and anti communist areas totaling 3.12145 billion awaits final Congressional votes with Kee predicting smooth House passage for the fourth year Marshall plan provisions including 2.85 billion for Europe plus funds for Korea Palestine refugees and Truman’s Point Four program. John L. Lewis refused to testify before a House Labor subcommittee while denying sending secret signals to miners during the winter strike and stating Sidener’s charges were mistaken. The hearings aim to examine Sidener’s claim of direct or indirect “whistle stop” instructions from the UMW office and Sidener faces a large fine and job loss for not paying it.
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Dayton Selected as 1951 Ohio Knights Convention Site
Akron Ohio AP reports Dayton has been picked to host the 1951 convention of the Ohio Knights of Columbus. The 1950 convention ended last night with re election of all officers.
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House Ways and Means Approves 10 Percent Dividend Withholding
The committee approved a 10 percent withholding on corporate dividends to compel those who fail to report dividends on personal income tax returns to pay taxes. The plan would not impose new tax obligations on any taxpayer if enacted.
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Pennsylvania Holds Hot Primary Election
A stormy battle for control of Pennsylvania’s Republican forces played out in Philadelphia as candidates vied for the U.S. Senate nomination and the governorship. Governor Duff faced Rep. John C. Kunkel, backed by Joseph R. Grundy, while judge John S. Fine and Charles S. Williams also sought the nomination. Myers sought re nomination with little opposition among Democrats. Grundy, aged 87, is a key GOP strategist shaping the contest.
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Nationalists Quit Chushan Islands
In Taipei AP nationalists announce abandonment of the Chushan Islands after evacuating 150000 troops. A nationalist general claimed the battle had not begun yet, while Chiang Kai Shek vowed to die defending Formosa if unable to stop the communist advance.
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Earthquake Felt in Catbalogan Samar Island
An earthquake lasting 35 seconds was recorded in Manila with reports of shaking felt in Catbalogan capital of Samar Island. No damage was reported.
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Lie and Stalin Confer for 90 Minutes at Kremlin
Moscow reports Prime Minister Joseph Stalin and United Nations Secretary General Trygve Lie met for 90 minutes at the Kremlin in a session that touched on the China question and East West tensions. Lie, aiming to ease strains, had earlier met with Truman in Washington and with officials in London and Paris. Vice Premier Molotov and Foreign Minister Vishinsky attended, with further talks noted with Andrei Gromyko.
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Defense Cost Main Atlantic Pact Problem
London AP reports the 12 nation Atlantic alliance faces a dilemma over defense spending. Committees draft resolutions to balance a credible Western buildup against risks of economic strain and Communist exploitation. U S Secretary of State Dean Acheson will chair talks expected to last into Wednesday as ministers seek a plan.
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Firemen Ordered Back to Work as Rail Strike Settled
The dispute over rail labor ended as striking union firemen and enginemen were ordered back to work on major lines. Carriers claim victory on Diesel locomotive second fireman hours while unions pledge arbitration on remaining demands. The walkout disrupted passenger and freight service, with about 18 000 workers striking and 200 rail employees idle before a settlement was reached yesterday.
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Red River Flood Crest Surges in Winnipeg
Associated Press reports the Red River flood crest surged through Winnipeg with authorities warning a catastrophe could still occur. The army outlined mass evacuation plans if rains push river levels beyond 30.1 feet, and about 80,000 people have already left the city as six square miles flood.
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Senator McCarthy Demands Acheson Dismissal
Senator McCarthy urged firing Secretary Acheson, drawing counter blasts from Senator Myers who called it political. Myers accused McCarthy of undermining leadership, while Senator Brewster supported McCarthy noting a lack of confidence in Acheson. Acheson was in London for Atlantic treaty ministers meeting amid the dispute.
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Dawn Chorus Cheerfully Celebrates Early Risers
A poem extols the virtues of waking early as the world brightens at dawn. It contrasts early risers with sleepers who miss morning birds, dew on roses, and the lively sounds of orioles and robins. The verse invites readers to greet the sunrise and begin daily tasks with energy and optimism.
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U S to Send Bomber Fleet to West Coast
Washington AP reports a group of B 36 intercontinental bombers will be moved to Spokane Washington to be within reach of Alaska bases and Soviet Siberia targets. The Air Force announces the 2nd Bomb Wing will be re equipped with B 36s, with 30 planned eventually, and refueling over Alaska could extend range. Interceptor Wing detachment and two F 86 Sabre squadrons from Albuquerque move to Moses Lake Washington to defend Spokane.
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Parole Violator Shot Dead in Cincinnati
Joseph H. Dickson, 39, a parole violator, was shot and killed by a county probation officer at Longview Hospital in Cincinnati as he tried to escape. Dickson, once a prisoner for breaking and entering, had worked as an electrician at the hospital and had quit without notifying parole officials. Witnesses said he had been drinking.
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Terms ending rail strike satisfactory
Chicago AP The nation's railroad firemen strike was settled on terms deemed satisfactory by both carriers and the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen. Carriers said the union withdrew its demand for a second fireman on multple unit Diesel locomotives, while the union accepted arbitration over alleged contract violations. A single fireman and engineer remain on big Diesels, with arbitration to decide rest. The agreement covers about 200 single engine Diesels in switching service and future hires after June 1, 1950.
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Appeals Going Up To High Court In Communist Case
New York AP appeals from jail sentences imposed on five lawyers and one defendant for contempt in the Communist conspiracy trial head for the U S Supreme Court. The U S Circuit Court of Appeals denied a request to review its upholding of the sentences, while a district judge granted delay in starting service until the high court decides on review. In a separate action a judge denied ten of eleven convicted leaders permission to tour the country to raise funds for appeals.
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Bond Drive Launched By Russian Immigrant
A Russian immigrant opened the 1950 U S Savings Bond drive by buying a $500 bond as Treasury Secretary Snyder kicked off the nationwide effort tapping the Liberty Bell in Philadelphia. President Truman urged bond purchases to aid personal financial independence and national freedom.
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