Steel Industry Leaders Agree To Priority System
Washington AP report states steel industry adopts voluntary priority plan to reserve part of output for a strategic material. Secretary Sawyer announced six month extensions for five programs and a mining machinery allocation, amid talk of possible mandatory controls if volumes fall short. Senator Wiley urged careful export management to guard domestic needs.
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Steel Industry
Washington
Secretary of Commerce
Sawyer
Truman
Congress
60Th Congress
Armed Forces
Atomic Energy Commission
Aviation Research
Wiley
R-Wis
U S Attitude on Palestine Soon Revealed at U N
The United States plans to state its view on Palestine at the United Nations. Washington hints the Negev should not be taken from Israel without full Jewish consent. The Bernadotte plan faces debate as Britain proposes a settlement framework.
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Paris
United States
United Nations
Negev Desert
Palestine
Israel
Holy Land
U. S
George C. Marshall
Truman
Britain
Security Council
Ralph Bunche
Negev
Galilee
France Pleas Rebuild Germany Ignored by Allies
Paris reports say the United States and Britain rejected French appeals to revive Germany's industrial power. Observers doubt Premier Ha Ri Queuille's 10 week old government can survive mounting opposition to the Anglo American stance. Officials promise safeguards against renewed German aggression.
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Paris
United States
Britain
Germany
Hari Queuille
Robert Schuman
George C. Marshall
Hector McNeil
Great Lakes Carrier Grounded In Storm
The 11 900 ton Great Lakes ore carrier Robert Hobson ran aground last night entering the Duluth Superior harbor. With 33 aboard the ship rode the lake’s 68 mph northeast gale with the prow in shallow water and the rest across the channel. The captain opened seacocks and the vessel settled to the bottom though the crew appeared unharmed.
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Duluth, Minn
Great Lakes
Robert Hobson
Duluth Superior
Lake Superior
Hobson
Two Women Killed In Lockland Crash
Cincinnati woman Anita Reichert and Oklahoma City resident Jewell McMillan died in a suburban Lockland car collision. Six others were injured, one seriously, as their vehicle led to a crash involving a second car driven by George Reichert.
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Cincinnati
Anita Reichert
Jewell McMillan
Oklahoma City
Okla
Lockland
Auto strikes man in downtown Cincinnati
An automobile struck and killed 60 year old Harry Gerstle on a downtown street in Cincinnati early today.
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Cincinnati
Harry Gerstle
Suspect Held In Slaying Of Child Nurse
County Solicitor Preston Smart says a 46 year old Rochester man will be booked on suspicion of homicide in the slaying of Ruth Eisenberg a 22 year old Newark New Jersey child nurse. The man faces further questioning after a four hour overnight session and possible overnight detention. Investigators cite items found at the home as possible evidence while doubting the nurse was killed by a random attacker. Miss Eisenberg vanished July 20 after leaving a Newtown Connecticut home on a five day vacation to New Hampshire and Maine.
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Rochester
N. H
Preston Smart
Ruth Eisenberg
Newark
N. J
Associated Press
Smart
Eisenberg
Newtown
Mississippis Vote To Stay For Thurmond
The Mississippi Democratic Executive Committee blocked Truman’s bid for the state's electoral vote and seeks clarification from National Democratic Chairman J. Howard McGrath. Mississippi pledged nine electoral votes to Thurmond and Wright as the state party convened without changing its line.
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J. Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
Fielding Wright
Mississippi
Capitol
McGrath
Regwar
Democratic Party
Truman Democratic
Twinsburg students end four day strike at high school
About 100 pupils at Twinsburg High School return to classes Monday after a four day walkout. They demand changes to Superintendent Glen Powell citing a negative approach to athletics and extracurriculars. Summit County officials pledged a settlement program and urged a return to classes.
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Akron. O
Twinsburg High School
Glen Powell
Powell
Summit County
Carl Coffeen
Cincinnatian Acquitted of Daughter Poisoning Murder Charge
Cincinnati jurors acquitted Mary Clay Watts of first degree murder in the death of her daughter Barbara Ann after a 12 day trial. Prosecutor Carson Hoy said no charges would be pursued in the 1944 death of her husband Willis Watts. Watts testified she treated Barbara Ann for illness, not poison, and she expressed relief and innocence as she left the courtroom.
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Cincinnati
Mary Clay Watts
Norwood
Carson Hoy
Watts
Willis Watts
Criminal Court
Mrs. Watts
Hoy
Larr Damon
Martin
CIO Insurgents Face Punishment in Labor Rift
In Portland CIO leaders debate sanctioning left wing councils for defying policy. A three member panel may revoke the Greater New York Industrial Union Council charter. Walter Reuther pushes for a fourth wage hike, arguing prices require 15 to 48 cent hourly raises to restore 1946 and 1944 purchasing power.
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Portland
Ore
CIO
Greater New York Industrial Union Council
Washington
New York City
Walter Reuther
United Auto Workers
UAW
Reuther
City Club
Detroit
75 Million Americans Hold U.S. Savings Bonds
New York AP report shows over 75 million Americans own savings bonds totaling more than 50 billion dollars. Treasury Bond Division advertising director Elihu E. Harris announced at an advertising executives meeting that outstanding bonds exceed prewar levels and current sales exceed redemptions.
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New York
U.S
Elihu E. Harris
Treasury Department
State Delays Decisions On Three Issues
In Columbus the fate of a state recount for November elections remains unresolved as discussions continue. Governor Herbert and legislative leaders will reconvene next week to decide on a possible special session while the Salary Study Commission delays action on a 7.8 percent raise for 26,000 state workers.
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Columbus
Thomas J. Herbert
Salary Study Commission
Big Inch Explodes Injuring Sixteen At Seymour
A massive explosion on the Big Inch natural gas pipeline near Seymour Indiana injured sixteen people and destroyed multiple vehicles and buildings. A second blast followed about ninety minutes later as firefighters worked to control the blaze.
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Seymour
Ind
Reddington
Jack B. Walters
Middletown
Walter
Schneck Memorial Hospital
Here
Truman seeks to avert another mood of depression
President Truman indicated to journalist Sam Rayburn that he believes a new downturn is unlikely and would be man made if it occurred. Rayburn outlined administration stance ahead of Texas trip as Truman plans reviews with Marshall and Harriman on global threats.
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Ernest B. Vaccaro
Key West
Fla
Truman
Sam Rayburn
House
Texas
Dallas
Washington
Marshall
ECA
Harriman
Europe
China
Martin Urges Coalition of South and GOP
Republican leader Joseph W Martin told Alabama Chamber of Commerce members there is common ground for joint action by his minority and the southern Democratic faction in the next Congress. He defended the New Deal era and urged unity to guard against state socialism while supporting the American tradition.
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Mobile
Ala
Joseph W Martin
House
Alabama State Chamber of Commerce
South
Washington
Congress
French love lecturer jailed over nightclub show
Police raided Claude Marsan 38 in Los Angeles and arrested his young red headed assistant Barbara Weir 24 for presenting an indecent show where minors might be present. Weir claimed Marsan lectured on love and demonstrated with a musical saw while she was fully clothed.
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Los Angeles
Claude Marsan
Barbara Weir
Marsan
Marian
Middies Meet Hamilton in Butter Bowl Tilt at Hamilton
Middletown High seeks to remain undefeated as the Middies collide with Hamilton Highs Big Blue at two this afternoon. A win could elevate them to a top rating among Ohio schoolboy teams.
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Hamilton
Paul Day
Middletown High
Hamilton High
Ohio
Bailey
Middies
Babe Calhoun
Bob Hawkins
Jones
al Sebald
Glenn Ellison
Middletown
Middie
Gordon
Associated Press
Massillon
Cantor McKinley Bulldogs
Tigers
Big Blue
Mansfield
Chuck Thackara
Waterboy
Thackara
Storm victims rescued after snow subsides
Plainsmen in three states cut through deep drifts to rescue stranded travelers and livestock as eastern Colorado, southwestern Nebraska, and western Kansas faced 3 to 20 foot snow piles. Trains buses and power lines were disrupted with one death reported, while Guardsmen aided motorists and trains moved slowly. Relief appeared as temperatures rose and snow eased.
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Kansas City
Colorado
Nebraska
Kansas
Hutchinson
Kas
Santa Fe
Union Pacific
Rock Island
National Guardsmen
Denver
Kansas - Colorado
Goodland
Gorham
Colby
Lexington
Neb
Garden City
Dodge City
Kingsley
Missouri
Gene Tierney Delivers Another Daughter in New York
Actress Gene Tierney and her husband Oleg Cassini welcomed a daughter weighing six pounds eight ounces at Leroy Sanitarium in New York yesterday. Both mother and baby are reported in good condition. The couple, married since 1941, also have a daughter Antionette Daria, age six.
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Gene Tierney
New York
Leroy Sanitarium
Miss Tierney
Oleg Cassini
Antionette Daria
AFL Plans Legislative Watchdog Committee
The AFL Executive Council voted to form a watchdog panel of top union leaders to press for AFL legislative proposals in the 81st Congress. A 15 member executive council will back a 105 union strong strategy group to monitor progress of favored bills and push policy at the 67th annual convention. Strong differences with CIO over non Communist oath provisions in any labor law are anticipated, with CIO opposing such requirements.
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Cincinnati
American Federation of Labor Executive Council
AFL
Executive Council
CIO
Philip Murray
AFR
Alben W. Barkley
Kentucky
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