Six Nations Study Plans For Merger
Delegates from France Belgium the Netherlands Luxembourg West Germany and Italy discussed French plans for a European parliament to oversee coal and steel production. Britain balks at ceding power. Monnet proposed parliament members from national legislatures with an independent authority reviewed annually in public debate. Attlee planned a confidence vote on Britain joining talks.
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PARIS
Robert Schuman
France
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
West Germany
Italy
BRITAIN
Europe
Jean Monnet
Monnet
European parliament
European consultative assembly
house of commons
Attlee
Big Story Play Draws Protests
Flint June 22 A coast to coast national radio broadcast of The Big Story reenacted the Michigan murder case of Julia Kulinich court action seeks to bar release but judge declined citing origin in New York and fictitious names.
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FLINT
Mich
Michigan
Julia Kulinich
Marlette
National Broadcasting co
American Cigarette and Cigaroo
Clifford A. Bishop
Bishop
New York
Baseball RHE OG 100 060-271 Ree York Cleveland 2011 200 Ix
Incomplete box score fragment covers multiple games with HRS by York Dinas Cleveland Boone Hegs ter Washington at Detroit and incomplete stouts at Chicago Philadelphia St Louis. Cincinnati Brooklyn final scores 9 5 with Wehmeier Scheffing Bankhead Hatten Campanella homer by Snider Hodges Scheffing Kluszewski. Pittsburgh Philadelphia game ends with Borowy Walsh Lombard Turner Mueller Seminick Ennis Richoleon homers by Kiner Jones Ennis Seminick.
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York
Cleveland
BO Ostrowski
Berra
Feller
Began
Dinas
Boone
Washington
Detroit
ston
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
RHE Cinetinnati
Brooklyn
Wehmeier
Scheffing
Bankhead
Palica
Hatten
Campanella
Snider
Hodges
Cincinnati
Kluszewski
LPp
Lous
Oix
Jansen
Weattum
Hei
Gilbert
Dave HE ie
Pittsburgh
Tom
Borowy
Walsh
Lombard oh
Turner
Mueller
Nelster
Seminick
Kiner
Phiiladelphia
Jones
Ennis
Richoleon
Three Wounded In Enka Strike
MORRISTOWN June 22 Three men were wounded by gunfire at the American Enka corporation during a shift change. Two hours later a volley shattered windows at the strike harassed rayon producing plant. Police and National Guard were alerted as workers gathered near the gate during ongoing labor unrest since March 28.
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MORRISTOWN
Tenn
American Enka corporation
rayon producing
CIO Textile Workers Union Local 1054
state highway patrol
Nashville
state adjutant general's
national guard
east Tennessee
Gordon Browning
Washington
Truman
Browning
Sex Crime Probe Set By Committee
Washington plan proposes a five member House committee to investigate sex crimes and their causes and to recommend legislation to curb such crimes. Representatives Davenport and other members would oversee the inquiry and potential reforms.
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WASHINGTON
house
Davenport
D-Penn
Senate Moves to Extend Draft Law Amid Deadlines
The Senate approved a 15 day stopgap extension to keep the draft law in effect past the imminent expiry at midnight while battles over race based unit joining rights and trigger control press for a longer extension. efforts focus on a final vote before Friday deadline. The House version calls for a two year extension, Senate proposes three years, with President Truman retaining drafting authority.
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WASHINGTON
senate
Lucas
Illinois
congress
White House
Russell
D.-Ga
Truman
Vinson
house armed services committee
house
Cordon
Ore
Edton
Mont
Gurney
S.D
Watkins
Utah
Marshall Plan Under Attack
Washington June 22 The Truman aid plan for Western Europe faces strong Republican opposition in the Senate appropriations committee. A committee member predicted reductions from the authorized 2 950 000 for the third year, possibly cutting between 100 000 000 and 250 000 000 from the total.
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WASHINGTON
uPi
Truman
Europe
senate appropriations committee
Congress
Republican committee
107 Years Later a $10 Deposit Pays at Last in Florida
A ten dollar deposit made on December 1, 1842 in Worcester, Massachusetts grew to $990 by 196? The legacy account now belongs to 80-year-old Mrs. Mabel Oliver Ross of St. Petersburg who plans to cash it for "good purposes." The tale traces 107 years of interest, from 8 percent in 1842 to modern times, with milestones tied to historical presidencies and events.
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ST. PEtERSBURG
Fla
Charles D. Oliver
Worcester County Institution for Savings
Worcester
Mass
Oliver
Mabel Oliver Ross
Grandfather Oliver
Grover Cleveland
Truman rules out 70 group air force plan
President Truman said the nation cannot afford a 70 group air force now, stressing budget limits over force size. He called for defense within the budget, and discussed Ohio politics, naming Taft and Ferguson, while noting he invited only Democrats to a White House luncheon.
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WASHINGTON
Truman
Tie
Ohio
Taft
Joseph T. Ferguson
Frank Lausche
Ferguson
Lausche
Charles M. Spofford
New York
Acheson
North America
Europe
Mr. Truman
Ceiling Collapse Injures Thirty at Sequoia Theater
In Redwood City California on June 22 a ceiling collapse over a balcony showered ten tons of ornamental plaster on moviegoers. About fifteen were hospitalized, one in serious condition. Mrs. Vangie Case, 34, remained unconscious hours after the crash. Six others went to Palo Alto hospital and eight to San Mateo hospital. Police described the fall as a loud roar and likened it to an earthquake.
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REDWOOD CITY
Calif
Sequoia
Vangie Case
Palo Alto hospital
San Mateo community hospital
William Goldsmith
Phil Bray
Funds Approved For Modern Navy
The Senate armed services committee approved a 350 million dollar start on modernizing the navy. The bill authorizes construction of 30,000 tons of combat vessels 10,000 tons of auxiliary vessels and 10,000 tons of experimental types. It also allows conversion and modernization of 125,000 tons of combat vessels and 75,000 tons of auxiliary vessels. Earlier a subcommittee had approved funds for modernizing 10 submarines and six destroyers.
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WASHINGTON
senate armed services committee
senate appropriations
Washington Fire Claims One Life
A fire at the Crewport Granger farm labor camp in Washington killed a 50 year old mother and injured four others including her three sons. The victim was identified as Mrs Leonerdo Fzrarza.
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GRANGER
Wash
Crewport Granger
Leonerdo Fzrarza
Secret Papers Produced in Amerasia Case
Senate investigators produced a document seized in the 1945 Amerasia raids that referred to information from Career Diplomat John Service about two top secret war time messages from President Roosevelt to Chiang Kai-shek. Service denied aiding Communists and urged resistance to Communist domination in China. The hearing, opened to the public after Service requested it, centers on McCarthy's charges that the State Department harbor Communist sympathizers and the Amerasia document theft.
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WASHINGTON
Senate
Amerasia
John 3
Roosevelt
Chiang Kai-shek
Hickenlooper
Iowa
senate foreign relations subcommittee
McCarthy
Wis
TN WITNESS
Service
FBI
New York
justice department
state department
China
MCARTHY
foreign service
inquiry committee
Rent Control Bill Extends Federal Controls to December
Washington June 22 A bill extending federal rent controls to December 31 sped through Congress. The House voted 176 to 154 and the Senate approved 40 to 24. Truman was expected to sign, despite not meeting his one year extension demand. The six month extension allows municipalities to opt for an additional six months and continues controls on permanent accommodations in Chicago. Counties may decontrol unincorporated areas, a privilege previously granted to states and cities.
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WASHINGTON
congress
Truman
house
senate
senate-house
Chicago
25 000 Switchmen Set Sunday Date
Chicago June 22 AP A looming nationwide rail tie up looms as a switchmen union sets Sunday as a strike date against five major lines. Two other unions gain legal freedom to strike July 15 and threaten to halt lines including Rock Island and Western Pacific if the switchmen walk out. The AFL switchmen's union rejected a presidential board wage and hour plan, while trainmen and conductors also rejected the board's June 15 findings.
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CHICAGO
Rock Island
Western Pacific
AFL
switchmen’s union of North America
Great Northern
Chicago Great Western
Denver and
Rio Grande Western
F. H. Nemitz
contructors
W. P. Kennedy
presidential board
Truman
Arthur J. Glover
West Coast
California
Nevada
Utah
Kootenai River Rising Brings Army Engineers to Bonners Ferry
The Army dispatched 200 combat engineers to Bonners Ferry Idaho to bolster flood defense as the Kootenai River rose to 33.3 feet after dikes failed. About 22 families were evacuated, 3000 acres of farmland flooded, and 1200 residents faced ongoing danger while Fraser valley saw partial relief and Trail Washington reported rising water with limited damage.
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ASSOCIATED PRESS
Banners Ferry
Idaho
Kootenai
Bonners Ferry
Fort Lewis
Wash
Fraser valley
British Columbia
Barrison mills
Columbia river
Trail
United States
Senator Gillette to Probe Spending in Senate Primaries
Senator Gillette of Louisiana chairman of the Senate subcommittee on privileges and elections said investigators will examine complaints of alleged huge expenditures in at least four senatorial primaries. He cited campaigns in North Carolina Florida Pennsylvania and Windsor and other states. The panel will probe matters within its jurisdiction and report on specific complaints.
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WASHINGTON
Piu j
Gillette
senate
North Carolina
Florida
Pennsylvania
Kindness to Animals Repaid With 25 Dollar Fine
Tucson resident Glen Malone rescued five quail chicks from a stream two years ago and kept them in his backyard. A game warden confiscated the birds and Malone was found guilty of illegal possession, receiving a $25 fine. His wife helped in the rescue.
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TUCSON
Ariz
Glen Malone
Malone
Continental Hit By Crime Probe
Washington June 22 FCC Chairman Wayne Coy said Continental Press of Cleveland may be involved in criminal anti trust violations through its distribution of racing news to bookmakers. He testified the firm is the chief distributor of racing news to book makers and may hold an effective monopoly. He proposed federal action to curb gambling information transmission and pursue anti monopoly steps. Continental reportedly earns about $1,000,000 annually from race news with little competition.
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WASHINGTON
FCC
Wayne Coy
Continental Press service
Cleveland
Coy
senate crime investigating committee
the
communications commission
senate commerce
Continental
Six Drowned On Fishing Trip In Missouri River
Six men drown when an overloaded John boat capsizes in the rain swollen Gasconade river near Cooper Hill Missouri. Nine fishermen started out. three escaped to shore. One family among the victims perished as the boat sank in swift water. The patrol notes that most aboard knew the river and the boat was overloaded.
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COOPER HILL
Gasconade river
state highway patrol
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