New Labor Law Looms As Truman Welcomes Back
Washington greets President Truman with a roaring homecoming as Democrats push plans for a new labor law to replace Taft Hartley, expand public housing, and consider price controls. Officials hint at budget fixes and troop spending clamps while business gets a reassuring note.
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Truman Returns to Washington After Wide Victory Parade
President Truman arrives in Washington amid a tumultuous homecoming. Crowds along Pennsylvania Avenue estimated at 500,000 to 774,000 witnessed the triumphal ride from Union Station to the White House. He pledges cooperation to face national problems and notes the vast turnout surpassing even the King and Queen’s visit. Barkley and other dignitaries join in celebrating the election victory and future administration.
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Virginia Weather: Increasing Clouds and Wind
Weather bulletin notes increasing cloudiness and stronger winds across Virginia with a warmer start and a chance of showers or thunderstorms this afternoon or tonight. Somewhat warmer tonight then Saturday turns windy and colder with likely morning rain. Official Beckley temperatures show yesterday's high and last night's low, with no precipitation in the 24 hours ending 11 am today.
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United States Defends Strength in Postwar Europe
In Paris U S delegate John Foster Dulles told the U N Political Committee that America halted disarmament but will stay strong for global security and allied benefit. He dismissed Russian charges as falsehoods and warned that growing U S strength alarms some nations while noting few troops remain in Europe and none in combat in Greece.
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American Dollars Revitalize Three French Regiments
The United States quietly supplied five million dollars worth of American equipment to three French divisions in the occupied German zone. The move aims to strengthen Western Europe against Soviet pressure, especially in Western Germany, by quickly building a robust French force and stabilizing the region.
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New City Parking Lot Nearly Ready for Cars
Mayor G. C. Hedrick announced Beckley s third parking lot is nearly ready for operation on East Prince Street with one red idog issue remaining. The city plans two other lots at Howe and Fayette and North Fayette Streets, and grading on Willow Lane will create an additional entrance to the recreation building from Fayette Street. Earth from the site will be moved to the Prince Street extension toward Johnston Road.
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Race Issue Faces New Congress as Dawson Heads Committee
Washington starts a new session with Rep. William J. Dawson of Illinois poised to become the first modern day Negro to head a major committee, pending seniority and party rules. The Democratic caucus and Ways and Means picks shape chair appointments as the new House lines up 262 Democrats, 172 Republicans, and one American Labor member.
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Father Kills Jail Inmate He Claims Raped Daughter
In Sharpsburg Pennsylvania an enraged father, Nicholas Antico, 37, shot and killed William Moore, 75, a one legged rag-picker jailed on charges of molesting Antico’s five year old daughter. Antico confronted Moore in the jail, allegedly asking if he had raped the child, then opened fire as police sergeant Robert Antelli witnessed the event. Antico surrendered and was held on murder charges.
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Beckleyan Killed In Road Mishap
Funeral arrangements are in complete for Chief Warrant Officer Herman Houch a member of the 1937 Flying Eagle team and former Woodrow Wilson High School student Houch was killed Wednesday near Fort Monroe Virginia in a traffic accident his brother John Hoch reports He is survived by his widow Rose Alva Sardinelli of Naples Italy and two sons Robert I Ray and James David Houch of Glasgow Kentucky
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Stock Prices Tumble In New Selling Drive
Prices fell sharply as a rapid selling drive swept the market with more than 62 dollars in many stocks. The ticker lagged up to four minutes as orders poured in from across the nation, hitting heavy in firms like U S Steel General Motors Chrysler Santa Fe and Du Pont amid tax and housing worries.
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Three East Park Negroes jailed for home robbery spree
Police hold three East Park residents Bill Anderson Jess Anderson and Lawrence Morris on robbery charges after victims identify stolen items. The spree spanned 10 plus homes with loot including jewelry records a washing machine and a rifle. Victims named items and two women identified specific pieces helping police link the suspects to the crimes.
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Three Convicts Sent To State Prison From Raleigh County
Sheriff C C Lewis moved three prisoners from Raleigh County jail to State Prison at Moundsville. William B Wollensall serves life for felonies Randolph Perdue has 1 to 10 years for grand larceny and Ernest Warrell 3 to 18 years for murder with additional 1 to 5 years for assault with intent to kill. They were handcuffed and guarded by two state policemen and deputies. A different item notes J T Sweeney to pay off an election bet by pushing a wheelbarrow ten miles between the courthouse and Bluefield.
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Rumors Fly Over Truman Cabinet Replacements
WASHINGTON whispers swirl about possible cabinet reshuffles after Truman’s return, naming Harold Ickes and others as potential rehires or out, with Snyder’s role and campaign activity for Labor and Agriculture debated, while Marshall and Forrestal remain sidelined and Ickes reenters White House debates.
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