Labor Law Clash and Atlantic Pact Debate Across Nations
The issue centers on Taft Hartley labor law repeal and a push for a modified Wagner act as Democrats press for quick action. Senate friction over Article 5 of the Atlantic pact raises war powers questions. A Hanford plutonium plant discussion hints at atomic production details, with deputy AEC head Carleton Shugg speaks to lawmakers.
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John L. Lawis
APL
CIO
Organized Labor
Thomas
Lewis
United Mine Workers Union
AFL
Cleveland
Hanford
Washington
Carleton Shugg
Atomic Energy Commission
Skuge
Shugg
Senate Appropriations
Congressional
Unemployment Rises to Postwar High in April May
U S jobless increased by 273000 between April and May to a probable postwar high above 3.25 million, driven by seasonal farm activity and a surge of summer-age students. Some leaders warn the trend could worsen before improving. The Census Bureau released the figures and noted two thirds of the rise involved youths. In Moscow the Literary Gazette reviews foreign diplomats and journalists, plus a poem by Sergei Mikhalkov. Artificial heart research gains attention at the A M A meeting, with Alfred Blalock praising Dr J Gibbon’s pump and a dog test showing promising interim results for a heart substitute.
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Moscow
Literary Gazette
Soviet Union
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Sergei Mikhalkov
Sergei
Russia
Alfred Blalock
Baltimore
American Medical Association
Blalock
Jom Gibbon
Jefferson S¢Ficel
Philadelphia
Dr. Gibbon
Bias Lock
Famed Doctor Editor Silenced in National Health Plan Clash
Fragmented report describes an asserted clash between leading medical figures and the AMA over a proposed compulsory health plan under the President. Dr Mortis Fathbein is said to have faced a gag order amid political battles and disputes within medical circles about national health policy.
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Muchetse
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Campeiin
Heenhimerdy Flan
Fishauin
In Journal of the American
Madina Azeccetinn
Beyonce
Army Boss Was Luck Private Nominee for Army Secretary
Gordon Gray, a one time bust private who rose to captain in Europe, was nominated by President Truman to be secretary of the army. Gray, 40, is undersecretary and acting secretary since April 11, and would be the government’s youngest head of an executive department.
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Gordon Gray
Truman
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North Carving
Kenneth
Hoyall
Baltimore
Europe
Grayhag Boas
Court Upholds Contempt Verdict Against John L Lewis UMW
A federal appeals court upheld contempt findings against John L Lewis and the United Mine Workers for defying a court order to end the 1948 coal strike. They were fined 1,429,000 dollars and face likely further review by the Supreme Court, citing prior rulings on criminal contempt for defiance of court orders.
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John I. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Lewis
United States Supreme Court
District Appeals Court
E. Barrett Prettyman
Supreme Court
Judy Prettyman
Nazi Witch Faces German Trial For Buchenwald Abuses
Ise Koch known as the witch of Buchenwald will stand trial in Germany on charges of mistreating Germans. Previously sentenced to life by American forces, her term was reduced to four years for insufficient evidence. Reported in Brunich Bavarian justice ministry cites additional charges including lamp shades from human skin. U.S. authorities provided records of ten German officials to assess if German courts can try her for crimes against Germans at Buchenwald, where she was married to the Nazi commandant.
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Nise Koch
Buchenwald
Tse
U.S
Lusius D. Clay
Ise
Brunich
Ministry of Justice
Psychology That Blames Bad Driving Debunked Theory
A convention speaker argues accident prone driving reflects adult personality, not childhood. He cites drivers who switch to aggression once behind the wheel, listing cases from Jeptha Finchbutt to Mrs Arabella Prigg stone to illustrate how car behavior reveals temperament rather than early life events.
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Ü Qmar
Jeptha Finchbutt
Jeptha
Promise to the Year Inspires Courage and Hope
A reflective verse pledges fidelity to the coming year. The speaker vows bravery and kindness, banishing fear, and keeping faith that old griefs may yield to laughter and song. Hearts unite with the resolve to endure and do their part.
Shirley Temple's Dialect Mastery Shapes Her Star Rise
Inks Geruary Hirley Temple's mimicry skills aid her as a child star learning dialects from southern drawl to Scandinavian and Irish brogue. The piece notes her ongoing linguistic versatility, family misdirections over the phone, and mentions her upcoming role in Stage Fright with Alfred Hitchcock, alongside lower-key industry events and charitable showings.
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Inks Geruary Hirley Temple
Warners
The Fiction Corner Bank Heist Tale In Glenville
The story recalls June and July when small town banks faced daylight robberies staged by Duke Tasabate and henchmen. Anse Retell notes federal agents warning towns, while Perry Dales and locals scramble to safeguard deposits. A July 15 showdown ends with a dramatic car pursuit and gunfire.
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Anse Retell
Glenville
Duke Tasabate
Sticka
Dike Insabato
Glenville Eith Zens
Perry Dales
Trust Company
Gleeville
Terry the Fox fascination plays out at bank door
Terry Oakes calmly notes two robbers turn away from the bank door and flee. Sheriff Irons matches Duke and his gang at Jepson Corners, but no entry occurs. Oakes, on the phone, reports the near-miss and assures bystanders that no harm was done.
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Terry Oakes
Bank Collapse Halts Town’s Lunch Break Heist
In a small town scene Duke Iosubato plots a hold up tied to a sign reading Bank Closed Lunch Return in One. Terry explains why the hour was chosen and notes the townsfolk’ s limited awareness as they read the message. The incident unfolds after Tuneh, revealing local dynamics and a thwarted plan.
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Terry
Duke Iosubato
Tuneh
Duke
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Jumble of Clues
A cluttered clue list with across and down items ranging from Crustan a Love to various numbered entries. The text enumerates definitions like medicinal plant pinches and deer terms, plus scattered garbled letters and parenthetical notes, forming a chaotic crossword compilation with inconsistent numbering and misspellings.
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