May Use Force To Halt Red Berlin March
Washington officials warn the United States may use force to stop a planned May 28 pro Soviet demonstration in east Berlin. John Foster Dulles says Republicans will back action if needed, with initial measures tear gas then fire hoses and rifles if necessary.
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Belin
U. S
John Foster Dulles
State Department
East Berlin
West Berlin
Dulles
Capitol Hill
Berlin
John Sherman Cooper
Thomas E. Dewey
City updates on waste, traffic, and spring signs
Councilman Davis says 23 tae Jae Tin can collection paused to allow garbage crew to catch up. once at a low ebb, can collection resumes. Street department workers remove ashes from hills and streets after slippery weather. City plans a traffic light at West Washington Street and Atlantic Avenue to ease frequent tieups. Magnolia trees begin bloom hints across several city areas. Debris cleared from five ruins at East Washington and Mercer streets. Census takers report low response. one-in-five refers to a baby boy born here. Big clock atop the church steeple on the diamond shows different times on its faces and seems stopped.
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West Washington Street
Atlantic Avenue
Daily Weather Report Scattered Showers And Mild Winds
Scattered showers and thunder showers with wind expected tonight. Tomorrow Outlook: scattered light showers, windy and cooler. 24 hour stats end 9 am: high 53 low 41 precipitation 31 inches river 11.8 feet. For same date last year: high 50 low 27 frost preceded by heavy precipitation.
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United States
First Lady of Year Award Given to Civic Leader Moorehead
Mrs. J W Moorehead was honored with the First Lady of the Year award by the Pennsylvania Epsilon Gamma chapter of Beta Sigma Phi at a Cathedral reception. The event featured invocations, solos, and a bouquet presentation with about 200 guests in attendance.
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New Castle
James Moorehead
John Ross
Kansas City
Ross
Beta Sigma Phi
Moorehead
Donald Copson
J.W. Moorehead
Budent Will
James W. Moorehead
Edgewood Avenue
Pennsylvania
Bobby Kwiat
Carl Cotton
John L. Ross
International Beta Sigma Phi
Beta Sigma
Senate Hearing Sessions Extend Rent Control Debate
The Senate Banking Committee will hold at least two more weeks of rent control extension hearings with 74 witnesses. Chairman Maybank criticized compromise proposals and indicated no plan to support extending a broader program. Senator Bricker contended tapering off failed and warned against ending rent control within a year.
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Washington
INS
Senate Banking Committee
Maybank
Bricker
Ohio
Tighe Woods
Chester Bowles
McCarthy Claims Exclusion During Budenz Testimony
Senator McCarthy angrily left a Senate subcommittee session asserting he was excluded while Louis Budenz testified. Budenz supports charges against Owen J. Lattimore as a top Soviet espionage agent, with McCarthy saying the committee barred his participation in the witness stage.
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Washington
INS
Sen
McCarthy
Wis
Senate
Louis Budenz
Budenz
Owen J. Lattimore
Pennsylvania R R Cancels Plans To Curtail Service
The Pennsylvania Railroad cancelled plans to curtail operations after the strike deadline was postponed. Only mail express baggage and freight service would have been shut down west and north of Harrisburg, while commuter service and trains between New York Philadelphia and Washington remained unaffected.
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Philadelphia
INS
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
New York
Washington
Maragon May Not Take Stand In Perjury Trial
The defense in John Maragon's perjury case rested without Maragon speaking in his own defense. Chief counsel Irvin Goldstein refused to confirm if Maragon would testify, and Maragon signaled silence when asked about taking the stand.
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Washington
INS
John Maragon
White House
Maragon
Irvin Goldstein
Policeman Shot Dead In Chicago Liquor Store Hold Up
Veteran Chicago officer William Murphy was shot multiple times by four bandits after surprising a robbery at a south side liquor store. A wounded youth, Emil Washington, 25, identified as a bandit, was treated for a chest wound and gave conflicting accounts.
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Chicago
INS
William Murphy
Murphy
Englewood Hospital
Emil Washington
Budenz Faces Rigid Cross Examination In Lattimore Case
Louis Budenz, former communist, is summoned to testify before the Senate subcommittee investigating Soviet influence in the state department. The panel, led by Sen. Tydings, plans an overnight session to hear three mystery witnesses including John J. Huber Larry Kerley and Bella.
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Washington
Louis Budenz
Senate
State Department
Budenz
Owen J. Lattimore
Truman
FBI
Sen
Tydings
Lattimore
John J. Huber
New York
Larry Kerley
New York Journal-American
Bella
Slippery Rock to Get New Steam Heating Plant
Slippery Rock State Teachers College will install a new steam heating system with two new boilers and a third salvaged unit in a three story brick and steel building designed by Rust Engineering of Pittsburgh. The college notes 867 full time students and ranking fourth in size among Pennsylvania teachers colleges.
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Pittsburgh
Slippery Rock State Teachers College
Slippery Rock
Rust Engineering Company of Pittsburgh
Thousands Flee Flooded North Dakota Minnesota Areas
Storms drop up to eight inches of snow on flood theses in North Dakota and Minnesota. About 13,500 people already homeless as Red River rises toward a record crest. East Grand Forks and nearby communities face extensive inundation with thousands evacuated and emergency housing urged. Minnesota guards patrol to prevent returns to flooded homes.
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Red Lake
Minnesota National Guardsmen
Jamestown
Minot
Indicted Man in Pittsburgh Ends His Life
Theodore J. Zoller, 29, a Pittsburgh man under indictment for embezzling thousands from the Defunct Investors Oil and Gas syndicate, killed himself with a .38 revolver in his garage. Found by his wife, he left a farewell note mentioning $25 000 in insurance policies and urging his lover to protect the money.
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Pittsburgh
INS
Theodore J. Zoller
Associated Investors Oil and Gas Syndicate
Zoller
Chrysler Strike in Fourth Month Ends Impasse
Detroit April 25 The billion dollar strike of 89 000 Chrysler workers entered its fourth month with deadlock over non economic issues. Federal mediators called Chrysler and CIO United Auto Workers back to the conference table to break the stalemate.
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Detroit
INS
Chrysler
Cio-United Auto
Threatened Rail Strike Postponed For Two Weeks
In Chicago on April 25, the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen agreed to a two week postponement of a threatened strike over a second fireman on multi unit diesel locomotives. Carriers call the demand featherbedding. Union President David B. Robertson and the mediation board, led by Francis O'Neill, halted the walkout scheduled to start at 6 am.
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Brotherhood of Locomotive
Brotherhood
David B. Robertson
Francis O'Neill
National Railway Mediation Board
Probers Move to Prosecute 39 Witnesses in Hawaii Inquiry
House Un American Activities Committee plans swift contempt citations for 39 witnesses who defied the panel in its nine day Hawaii inquiry. Rep Walter Pa will seek appointment of a special assistant to prosecute in Honolulu after completing work on the Omnibus Appropriations Bill.
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Hawaii
Rep
Walter
House un-American Activities Committee
McGrath
Honolulu
Cooke Meets Local Voters During Western Pennsylvania Stop
Republican hopefuls toured New Castle at the Castleton hotel on Monday. Jay Cooke George N Wade and Joseph Stack met about 400 locals in a two hour reception before heading to Mercer county. Cooke said he sought harmony to unite the party and criticized opponent John S Fine as backed by political bosses aiming to purge opposition.
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Castleton
Jay Cooke
George N. Wade
Joseph Stack
New Castle
Pennsylvania
Mercer County
Cooke
John S. Fine
Republican Party
Deaths Listed in Tuesday Record
Obituaries include Mrs. Albert D. Gere 80 of Randolph street and Mrs. Benjamin Brady 86 of Wam pum. Also listed are Harry N. Jacobs 3 Harlansburg road R D 4 and Thomas J. Armstrong 87 of Volant RD 1. Infant Patricia Ann Stewart of North Mulberry street and Mrs. Robert E. Kenehan of Pittsburgh. David D. Reese 82 of Aliquippa and George Henry Freed 319 Sampson street.
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Albert D. Gere
Randolph Street
Harry N. Jacobs
Harlansburg Road
R. D
Benjamin Brady
Wampum
Thomas J. Armstrong
Volant
Patricia Ann Stewart
North Mulberry Street
Robert E. Kenehan
Pittsburgh
David D. Reese
Aliquippa
Mediation Push Continues In 240000 Telephone Strike
In New York CIO leaders warn no prospect for a quick deal as a 60-day Truman truce ends. 240000 CWA workers prepare for a nationwide strike with picketing and line jamming across 42 states. Federal mediator Cyrus Ching and aide Peter Seitz press two White House options while new talks resume in a last effort.
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INS
Cyrus S. Ching
Peter Seitz
The
Mediation Service
New
New York
CIO
Communications Workers of America
American Telephone and Telegraph System
Truman
Cyrus Ching
White House
AFL
Chicago
Paul M. Williams
Phone Strike Hour Awaited
Local officials of the Bell Telephone Company await the six o clock nationwide strike called by the CIO Communications Workers. Installation work paused in western Pennsylvania as 350 Western Electric employees walked out in sympathy with South Bend Ind disputes over television tower installation. No Pittsburgh picketing observed. Local manager N N Jaquish said there is no Western Electric work or long distance office active in the city.
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CIO Communications
Pennsylvania
Western Electric Company
South Bend
Ind
Pittsburgh
N. N. Jaquish
Western Electric
Inside Today's News Classified Page Summary
The page lists sections for radio and TV listings cross word sports comics society obituary stocks editorial and theatrical content across pages with brief descriptors. It indicates a dense newspaper issue with multiple sections and features.
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Sane Society
Pirates Aim for Continued Rise After Rough Start
Early reports showed the Pirates struggling in warmups and losses in Tucson and New Orleans before a late surge. If Kiner hits, Westlake backs him, and pitchers find balance, the team could finish strong as the season warms. The weather holds at sixty eight.
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