Trumanites Win TH Test Injunction Plan Defeated
The Senate voted 54 to 37 to keep a Taft Hartley provision allow ing court orders to prevent national emergency strikes. The administration faced hurdles as amendments and votes tested support, with figures like Sen O Connors 4900 mile flight and Vice President Barkleys LA trip influencing the outcome. The fight centered on whether emergency powers should include injunctions or rely on seizure provisions in the labor law.
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Neely
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Shell
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SLNY
Spence
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Banking Committee
Berlin Rail Strike Eases as Workers Return
British Governor General Sir Brian Robertson estimated the strike cost Germany 6 million marks daily, about 20 million marks total. Strikers resumed work as Soviet backed management took control of West Berlin stations, with Western powers pressed to restore normal trade and transport.
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Big Four
Noisy Sky Quieting Weather Forecast and Rain Totals
Thunderstorms and noisy skies are expected to quiet this afternoon and night in San Antonio as meteorologists predict scattered showers. Monday's rainfall reached normal levels at 0.8 inches, lifting the month’s total to 8.26 inches and the year to 26.26 inches, with notable excesses recorded. The forecast calls for a rise to around 95 degrees Tuesday and a warmer day Wednesday. In Moscow, June 18, U S ambassador Alan G Kur arrived to begin his post amid diplomatic activity.
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Myeather Bureau
Moscow
ILF
Alan G. Kur
U. S
Bilked Widow to Prosecute Engel in Chicago
An attractive New York widow, Mrs Langton, says she married 80 year old Engel after a whirlwind courtship and seeks return of $50,000 in jewels plus annulment and prosecution. Engel faces multiple warrants and a $50,000 bail as Chicago and New York cases pile up.
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Byah
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Langton
Marc Anthony
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Hario
Carl Laemmler
Lord Beaverbrook
Reseda Corrigan
Los Angeles
Corrine Pery
Apollo
Anna Kubiak
South Bend
Ind
Engé
Lotharia
Stock Rally Fails in New York Market Drop
New York stock market ends mixed with a rally failing as prices slide. Shares in steel, railroad, and television sectors lead declines, losing as much as two dollars per share amid cautious trading and profit taking.
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New Yorkers Endure Sudden 10 Degree Cold Front
Observers at Idewild New York International Airport report a 10 degree drop in three minutes as a cold front sweeps through Queens. The city cooled to frigid 67 degrees breaking a 10 day heat wave. Weatherman cautions the relief is temporary with cooler weather lasting through today and tonight.
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Idewild
Queens
New York
Idaho Cold Wave Fades as Temperatures Drop Below Freezing
Boise reports indicate Idaho’s late June cold wave subsided after temperatures fell below freezing at several points yesterday. Forecasters noted a sharp drop in overnight lows and a return to normal summer warmth by today.
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Idaho
Pedestrians Seen as Major Traffic Problem Says Official
SPRING LAKE New Jersey June 23 Major General Philip B Fleming told police chiefs that pedestrians are the biggest traffic problem and nearly three of every four pedestrian fatalities involve a traffic law violation. Fleming chairs President Truman’s highway safety conference.
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Czechs Attack Vatican Staff in Prague
In Prague the Czechoslovak government accuses Vatican diplomatic staff of subversive plotting. Official statements and press articles frame the Vatican actions as a threat linked to a “Vatican Mind” plot against the Hungarian People’s Republic. The regime also orders restrictions on Catholic activities and preapproval for pastoral letters and meetings.
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Aken
Vetican
Vatican Bishops Arrest Reported in Romania Crackdown
A Vatican source said today that two Roman Catholic bishops have been arrested by the Communist Romanian government. The informant noted that three other bishops in the group, who recognize papal authority, were deposed earlier. The arrests followed a crackdown that began last October with the detention of all six bishops.
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Vatican
Romania
Mayor White Fails to Attend City Hall Meetings
Mayor White did not appear at city hall on Tuesday and was briefly at his office Monday morning and afternoon. He reported feeling indisposed over the weekend with a high temperature Sunday. His secretary, John Hamilton, managed mail and other duties at the mayor's residence.
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John Hamilton
GOP Vice-Chairman Out After Strategy Committee Clash
Washington June 23 Thomas E. Coleman quits the Republican strategy committee blasting National Chairman Hugh Scott Jr. for failing to keep the group moving along.
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Thomas E. Coleman
Republican Strategy Committee
GOP
Hugh D.scoit Jr
Bankers Whereabouts and Depositors Pay Plan
The Valley Evening Monitor reports Rio Grande valley businessman Jane van Sam L. Miller may be in Guatemala after leaving Mobile for Pt Barrios. Miller headed eight valley corporations and was a principal stockholder and director of the bank. Elmer Bentsen, president of McAllen City State Bank, announced a plan to pay San Juan depositors 0.1o dollars per dollar, with a new state bank at San Juan possibly opening next week.
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Rio Grande Valley
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Valley Evening Monitor
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Mobile
Pt. Barrios
Valley State Bank
San Juan
Valley Corporations
Elmer Bentsen
McAllen
Aussie Coal Strike Enters Second Day Amid Hardship
SYDNEY June 28 Australia’s coal strike entered its second day with rising unemployment and hardship. Many blame the walkout of 23 000 miners on Communist influence in the miners union.
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Sydney
Australia
Thornton gun turns up in Amarillo murder case
In Amarillo on June 28 a man carrying a pistol owned by Tex Thornton, the murdered explosives expert, was arrested in Dodge City Kansas. Police say the suspect does not match the registered description from a tourist court where Thornton’s body was found last Thursday on a bloodstained bed. He claimed to have found the pistol near Thornton’s Cadillac sedan location in Dodge City.
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Amarillo
Tex Thornton
Dodge City
Kan
Hostilities in Korea Reported Split Korean Forces
The U S government news service reports fighting has broken out between Northern and Southern Korean forces along the 38th parallel, dividing the Far Eastern republic. Details unclear.
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Garbage pickup expected to return to normal midweek
George Sarran, garbage superintendent, said collections would return to normal by Wednesday after backlogs caused by heavy rains and damaged trucks. He noted 11 of 46 trucks were delayed Monday by 30 minutes to four hours due to mechanical failures, with brighter results Tuesday as only three trucks remained under repair.
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George Sarran
Hiss Faces Cross Examination On Communist Front Ties
In New York on June 22 1953 Alger Hiss was cross examined about ties to the International Juridical Association described by the house committee as a Communist front He acknowledged writing articles for the association in 1952 53 and gave uncertain details about the office location Statement referenced Mrs Carol King and others as figures in the association with prosecutor questioning and Whittaker Chambers connected to the matter amid a courtroom debate over memory and credibility.
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Polier
Murphy
Carol King
Mr Walier
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Nathan Witt
Bing Later White
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Hiss
Hitlaker Chambers
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Farller
Muronye
Lioyd
Streker
Whittaker Chambers
Samuel
HE Kainman
Two Airmen Missing On Training Flight
Manila June 3. An American air force officer and an enlisted man have been missing on a training flight from Clark Field since Sunday night, headquarters said today. Names withheld.
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Clark Field
Twece
Size Favored By Johnson Calls for Permanent Military
Secretary of Defense Johnson told Congress that peacetime armed forces must remain above 1.5 million and that a strong permanent establishment is needed due to Europe’s power realignments. He defended civilian control, supported strengthening the unification law, and urged restoring Senate-backed provisions creating three assistant secretaries.
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Washington
INS
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U. S
Europe
U.S
Vineton 40-Ge
Jonzason
Secretary of Defense
Senate
House
Senate Armed Services Committee
Geterse
Bendix Strike Ends After Settlement Agreement Reached
Secretary of Air Symington announced an agreement to pay for settlement of the Bendix Aviation plant strike in South Bend that closed the plant for 70 days. Terms were agreed by company and United Auto Workers officials pending study and a vote by the workers. Symington summoned union and management spokesmen for talks due to production impact on airplane engines.
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Symington
Bendix Aviation Corp
South Bend
United Auto Workers
Kent Siecei
Stooge
Crews Escape As Ships Collide Near Nantucket Light
In dense fog two vessels the Butea steamer Niewy amsterdam and the New Bedford fishing vessel Marmax collided two miles southeast of Nantucket light. Coast guard reports no one was injured though a crew of 12 on the Marmax survived. the crash occurred early today. Also, Jack Todd 25 of Hico Texas died after falling 42 feet from an oil tank to steel beams in Ponca City yesterday.
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New Bedford
Marmax
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Weather Forecast For Tuesday Through Wednesday
Forecast calls for warm Tuesday with afternoon and night scattered thunderstorms. Mostly Tuesday afternoon and night. gentle to moderate southerly winds. Maximum Tuesday around 83 degrees, minimum Tuesday night about 76. Wednesday temperatures with a high near 83 and a low around 76.
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