Solons May PACT EXCLUDED By Southern Coal Form Row
The Associated Press reports Lewis argues he need not bargain with the Southern Coal Producers Association, challenging Taft Hartley injunction. He says the 1947 contract excluded the southern group and aims to block talks, noting past government seizures and the association’s hostile stance.
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Southern Coal Producers’ Association
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Southern Association
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US seeks end to rail dispute face saving talks
In Washington on June 1 President Assistant Dr John R Steilman pressed for a resolution to the deadlocked rail showdown. He invited the nation s major railroads and three unions to White House talks after a Memorial Day pause. The unions totaling about 199 900 members had canceled a planned May 11 strike after government seizure of the railroads and a restraining order from Judge T Alan Goldsborough. The injunction was extended to June 10 with arguments set for the union money dispute.
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Washington
John R. Steilman
Steelman
White House
T. Alan Goldsborough
Goldsboroinn
Inside The Times Today Enis Keep te Markew
A concise note from Inside The Times Today highlights Enis Keep and Markew in a brief, reader-friendly update emphasizing local figures and events. The wording preserves period tone while noting key names.
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Lions Bomb Trans Jordan Despite Cease Fire Talks
Unclear dispatches from Cairo report Jewish airmen bombing Amman and Trans-Jordan as Arab League leaders met to discuss a cease-fire for the Palestine war. Observers say the attack may destroy any faint chance of UN truce while Arab forces mass near Tel Aviv and Haifa RAF facilities are reported struck.
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Israel Accepts UN Cease-Fire Plea Amid Regional Attacks
Israel said it accepted the UN cease-fire appeal with conditions following daily Egyptian air raids on Tel Aviv and Amman reports of limited damage. British tallies listed 12 dead and 90 wounded, while Amman officials noted only one intact plane sighted at dawn. The situation pointed to a potential major battle along the Jerusalem to Janin corridor as fighting persisted.
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Tugboat Walkout Continues In Cleveland Strike
Cleveland reports a three day tugboat walkout affecting six Great Towns vessels. International officers of the A L I E of L Firemen Linemen and TS Protective Association worked to settle the labor action. Tugboat service remains halted as talks continue.
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House Refuses ESS At Tax Refund Costs
The House Appropriations Committee shelved plans to trim how tax refunds will cost one year. Indefinite Treasury funding was recommended to ensure prompt payments as refunds in 1949 depend on many unpredictable factors. The measure is part of a larger $246 million appropriation for treasury and post office operations, with cuts aimed at finance agencies and adjustments tied to mail volume and cost controls.
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Customs Bureau
Heavy vote likely in Cuban election
The Anocited Press reports a hot campaign as Cuba votes for president amid four candidates. With 2,506,764 eligible voters, a turnout near 2,000,000 is expected. Ramon Grau San Martin faces opponents including Ricardo Nunex Partuonia and Eduardo Chibas, while Juan Gerinette also runs amid a polarized race.
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Cuba
Ramon Grau San Martin
Carlos Prin Sorarras
Richardo Nunex
Partuonia
Piio
Ser
Eduardo Chibas
Juan Jferinette
Glenwood High to Graduate 44 Seniors at New Boston Stadium
Forty four Glenwood High School seniors will receive diplomas at commencement at New Boston stadium Wednesday night with Crawford Bower, state education supervisor, giving the principal address. If rain forces a change, exercises move to Glenwood auditorium at 8 p.m. Sunday.
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Ralph Collins
South Brooklyn
Board of Education
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Ray C. Green
Several Music Wien
Train crash in Carlsbad claims engineer life
A Santa Fe Railway passenger train toppled into a washout near Carlsbad New Mexico injuring five others. Deputies and investigators reported the incident as a washout caused by flooding and noted passengers were safe. Local authorities and the justice department addressed arrests connected to related subversive activity. Weather and local cautions followed.
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Justice
Huy Leach
John McCreese
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Stachel
Tragic Davy Launch Swamped Near Kearsarge
Twenty-two men perished when a 90 man Davy launch returning from a Memorial Day liberty party swamped in choppy Hampton Roads waters near the USS Kearsarge. Rear Admiral Sprague said a preliminary loss estimate will be ready soon as two Coast Guard ships continue searching with two wrecked navy craft withdrawn. The Kearsarge, en route to the Mediterranean with a task force, faced indefinite sailing delays. a muster of the ship’s crew was in progress.
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Shotgun Used As Cows Approach Farmer’s Home
Dan Rawlins, 72, a farmer near Lucasville, pleaded guilty today on an arraigned charge. A $10 gauge shotgun used to scare approaching cows wounded two cows owned by Mrs Jance Wilk valued at 200. Deputy Burl Justice said the incident occurred at Rawlins property. it was dark and residence ownership was disputed.
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Burl Justice
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Rawlins
Jance Wilk
Smuts Accepts Dominion Parliament Seat In Reluria
Christian Smuts, leader of the United party, today accepted a seat in the Dominion Parliament of Reluria South Africa. He resigned as prime minister after a party split and a poor showing in the latest parliamentary elections. Smuts plans to continue as a key figure in national politics.
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Protest Foes Rally as Communist Registration Bill Debated
Washington June protests loom as anti Communist demonstrators plan to urge hearings before the judiciary committee. Len Goldsmith of Committee for Democratic Rights says thousands will attend while Senate leaders weigh the bill to force Communist registration amid heated hearing adjournments.
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New York
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Wisconsin
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Michigan
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Communist Party
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Kehoe
Ciq-American Communicatiews Association
Shappy
Stockyards Fire in Saint Paul Causes Heavy Loss
A prairie fire at the Paul stockyards in Saint Paul Minnesota on Memorial Day damaged over a fifth of the yard area and caused losses exceeding 600000. Three firemen were overcome by smoke while flames engulfed sheds corrals and stock pens. About 2000 cattle were freed into swampland along the Big River but 50 died in the blaze. The heaviest loss was over 400000 from 83 yards adjacent to two tracks. The cattle car fleet owned by various lines valued at 3000 apiece were affected.
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Mass evacuations as Columbia River floods Oregon area
The flood swollen Columbia River forces mass evacuations of about 1200 homes in the lower river area near Portland. Army engineers warn of continued danger as the river rises, with Vanport city losses estimated at 27 million dollars and fears of further damage to farms and streets.
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Greeks Say Rebels Seek Peace Talks
The Greek army general staff said it intercepted a guerrilla radio broadcast last night reporting that the provisional government of Greece would welcome peace talks without foreign interference. It quoted Markas Visivades as leader and stressed democratic rights and national independence in a condition of noninterference.
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