Labor Roundup Presses Pay Hikes and Strike Readiness
Union demands 12 a week for craftsmen and 7 for operators across the telephone field with a 92 weekly base and 7 for operators. Bargaining agents from 49 unions prepare for local strike actions by March 1 to be ready to strike April 7. The Kansas City Star resumes after a carrier strike, while New York and Chicago newspaper unions settle contracts. AFL leaders discuss congressional moves to curb labor practices at a Miami winter session. Former President Hoover planned to resume his European campaign after a Bermuda stop.
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Kansas City Star
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International Printings Pressmen and Assistants Union
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Instrument of Red Foreign Policy o 4 a Communism Gains
Egypt based dispatch argues international Communism is Moscow's major policy instrument. It notes Communist expansion, sees viceroys like Togliatti and Thorez, and cites Ho Chi Minh and Ho Chi Minh in Indochina, with Russia guiding through the Comintern and Lenin Institute. The piece laments Western inaction and warns of a world empire under Moscow.
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Plea Rejected For Terrorist Gruner Execution
Jerusalem Supreme Court rejected a plea to stay the execution of Dov Bela Gruner, an Irgun member involved in kidnapping and freeing a British judge and banker. The ruling came as British authorities prepare strong measures and evacuate civilians ahead of restoring order. A Tel Aviv attorney had sought a stay for complicity in an attack on a Ramata police station, but the court said the sentence was issued by General Sir Evelyn Barker.
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Lodey
Dov
Grunets
Ramataa
Evelyn Barker
Express Derailed. One Dead in Pennsylvania Crash
Railroad officials probed the derailment of Pennsylvania’s crack southern express en route from Brie to Philadelphia. The engineer was killed and six others injured. The accident occurred at Garland, 50 miles from Ertes last night.
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NINS
Pennyslvania
Southern Express
Brie
Philadelphia
Ertes
Truman Seeks One Year Extension of Wartime Controls
President Truman asked Congress for a one year renewal of wartime government controls on scarce commodities. He urged immediate and favorable consideration of extending the second War Powers Act beyond March 31. He warned a future national emergency could arise during reconversion and urged continued export and import controls on foods medicines and industrial items including sugar rail cars and maritime vessels for military needs.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Surat
Ree
Soviet Ambassador in Miami Warns of Harsher Cold War Lines
Soviet Ambassador Nikei I. Novikov told a Mir chapter in Miami Beach that some "golden groups" spread propaganda for a new world war. He denounced Churchill as one of those promoting blocs and federations against the Soviet Union while predicting the shadow over U.S.-Soviet ties reflects the actual state of affairs.
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Miami Beach
UINS
Nikelai V. Novikov
Kuvikov
Wiri Lston Churchill
Soviet Union
Mir
Americur Soviet Friendship League
U.S
Russia
Iso
Pocket Picker Strikes Home. $200 Taken, Pants Dragged
Phillips Hernandez of 1443 West Craig Place reported a prowler used a long stick to reach through a window and steal $200 and his trousers from a chair. The thief fled when Hernandez’s money and wallet were left outside the window, while his promissory note or wallet lay nearby. The incident followed a prior prowl during a Monday visit.
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Phillips Hernandez
West Craig Place
Ininuy
Hernandez
Ils
Hernandes
Truck Auto Crash Kills Three In Pecos Area
PECOS, Feb 3 Three people were killed and two injured when a truck auto collision overturned west of Pecos last night. Deceased are Grasme Cadela via 34 of Silver City NM Maury Plores 24 of Pecos and Manuel Shaves 24 of Marla.
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Pecos
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A fragmented notice reads like a daily classified ad sample about experienced aid and profitable opportunities. It mentions seeking services and opportunities for profit and refers to daily listings in a light retail style. The wording is garbled but centers on ads for help and business chances.
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