Army Halts Strike On N. Y. Central
The Army told striking workers on the New York Central System and St. Louis Terminal to return to work or face action. About 5,500 workers began a walkout over wage demands and working rules. Assistant Army Secretary Bendetsen warned of possible court action as the unions of engineers firefighters and conductors remained quiet.
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Washington
Army
New York Central System
St. Louis Terminal
Karl R. Bendetsen
Pentagon
Bendetsen
Department of the Army
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Order of
U N Planes Hit At Communist Supply Lines
Allied warplanes attacked Communist supply arteries in North Korea on Sunday, flying over 500 missions and destroying rail lines in at least 50 locations. U S F-86 Sabres protected slower aircraft. no MiGs were observed as ground forces repulsed minor probes in the Mundung Valley. Norway maintains a polar bear sanctuary in the Spitsbergen archipelago.
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Seoul
Korea
North Korea
Mundung
Norway
Spitsbergen Archipelago
Police Hunt Slayer After Finger Man Identified Sutton
In New York, Arnold Schuster, 24, was shot four times in a Brooklyn street after identifying gangster Sutton, who led to Sutton's Feb 18 arrest for a Long Island bank robbery. Police seek a Tenuto link and probe threatening letters, with FBI involvement.
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New York
Wilde
Sutton
Arnold Schuster
Brooklyn
Schusters
Frederick J. Tenuto
Pennsylvania
Tenuto
Schuster
George P. Monaghan
Queens County
Long Island
Federal Bureau of Investigation
G-men
Kings County
Louis Andreozzi
Schuster slaying linked to robbery suspects and threats
Police say Arnold Schuster received threats by phone and letters. officials note protection offers were declined by Schuster and his father. Kings County DA Silver and officers report suspects Sutton, De Venuta, and Kling were involved in a related Long Island bank robbery. Judges and prosecutors decry the murder as a grave challenge to law and order. In other news, CIO Textile Workers president Rieve cites tax loopholes encouraging mill closures. A Route 40 crash near West Friendship left two Baltimore men charged with traffic offenses after a passing dispute.
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Wally
Schuster
Monaghan
Max
Myles Dutton
Agu Kling
Kings County
Edward S. Silver
Sutton
John de Venuta
Long Island
Thomas
Scup) Kling
Silver
Louis Goldstein
Arnold Schuster
Washington
Emil Rieve
CIO Textile Workers
Rieve
Air Chief Vandenberg Talks With Truman at Little Whig House
Gen. Hoyt S. Vandenberg Air Force Chief of Staff arrived at Key West for a two hour talk with President Truman at the Little Whig House. Briefing secretary Joseph Short said the discussions covered several important matters but offered few specifics. Vandenberg’s visit followed a Secret invitation and was conducted in a guarded manner with photos allowed before departure for Boca Chica.
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Key West
Fra
Hoyt S. Vandenberg
Air Force
Washington
Truman
Little Whig House
Joseph Short
Vandenberg
Short
Caimeramen
Boca Chica
John L.hull
Army
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Korea
Shorti
President Schedules Private Talks at Boca Chica Air Station
President and Air Force head Vandenberg meet in private at Boca Chica after arrival at 1 30 p m with Col McHugh. The two officials confer in the President's quarters then Vandenberg departs for Washington at 3 30 p m.
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Guedaniesa
Vandenberg
Boca Chica
Col
Godfrey J. McHugh
Navy Submarine Station
Air Force
Washington
Red China donate for arms fund hailed by Communists
Hong Kong reports Peiping claims its year long donation drive to fund arms for Korea has raised the equivalent of 25 million dollars in U.S. currency and will buy 3,300 fighter planes at about seventy five thousand dollars each. Western observers doubt what Russia will permit. Military men in this British context note the Chinese effort and skeptically assess the impact.
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Hong Kong
Red
Russians Might Sell Yak Fighter As Final Arms Deal
The piece notes a possible sale of WWII Russian Yak fighters due to a halting arms drive in Korea. It cites Peiping’s earlier push for artillery planes and tanks, and Western observers’ view that Russia may curb further military shipments despite Chinese funding. The text then oddly mentions reptiles laying eggs and others with living young.
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Korea
Peiping
Sunspots Linked To Earth Weather Swings
Weather patterns on Earth are influenced by sunspots described as large storms on the sun’s surface. The phenomenon affects solar radiation and may impact temperatures and climate variability.
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Earth
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