Tri-Partite Note Topic Sparks Spanish Debate
In Madrid on March 6 the tripartite note calling for Franco’s ouster dominated street talk. Some fear no immediate change while others expect drastic measures to solve high living costs. Wealthy, clergy and nobility resent outsiders. commoners doubt social justice amid blacklist economy and black market control. Informaciones mocks outside interference and urges elections, even suggesting interim Moscow rule. Roosevelt letter to Franco notes allied Africa invasion and Spain’s stance with the united nations.
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Madrid
INS
Francisco Franco
Franco
Spain
Informaciones
Russia
Italy
Romania
Germany
Moscow
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Africa
United Nations
Spain bars French nationals and goods at border
Madrid reports retaliation for France closing the border by banning red French nationals from Spain and possessions and blocking Spaniards from entering French territory. Foreigners disembarking from vessels in Spanish ports are forbidden, and all Franco Spanish merchandise exchange is halted. Telegraphs and private correspondence between the two countries are suspended with limited diplomatic exceptions.
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Madrid
Spain
Spanish Foreign Office
France
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration
Red Cross
Falange
Arriba
U. S. State Department
Bevin Questions Spain Refer to UN Security Council
British Foreign Minister Ernest Bevin expressed doubt that Spain’s issue fits the UN Security Council mandate and said there would be no British Iran announcement until Russia replies to Britain’s inquiry. He noted the tri partite note was broadcast to Spain and delivered to Madrid officials.
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Brrth
Ernest Bevin
United Nations Security Council
Iran
Russia
Britain
House of Commons
Bevin
Spain
Madrid
UNO
France
Ickes Testifies He Warned Roosevelt About Pauley
Former Interior Secretary Harold Ickes told the Senate naval affairs committee he warned Roosevelt that appointing Edwin W. Pauley as Democratic treasurer could spark a scandal. He denied promising federal favors over the tidelands case and said Truman had been informed of his opposition.
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Roosevelt
Democratic National Committee
Ickes
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Naval Affairs Committee
Edwin W. Pauley
Navy
Truman
Supreme Court
Tidelands
Sen
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Pauley
Max Thornburg
State Department
Mexico
Davies
Two Candidates For County School Head
Incumbent Dr. Guy N. Hartman and J. Stanford Williams vie for county superintendent of schools in an April 9 election at Court Room 1. Hartman, a longtime educator and Branched Bridgewater graduate, has served since 1934, while Williams, Shade township consolidated school supervising principal, has led in Cairnbrook for 12 years and held church and community roles.
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J. Stanford Williams
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Somerset County
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Japan Adopts New Constitution Abolishing War
Tokyo reports a new Japanese constitution ending imperial sovereignty, dissolving the noble peerage for an elective Parliament, and renouncing war. General MacArthur and Prime Minister Shidehara back the charter which guarantees freedoms of thought, press, religion, and speech, and envisions government by the people. Emperor Hirohito pledges to implement the reform.
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Kujuro Shidehara
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Wataru Narahashi
Diet
Empire
Ford to Bring 10000 Workers Back Across Plants
The Ford Motor Company announced that about 10,000 workers will be recalled over the next three weeks as final assembly resumes at branch plants. Eastern regional manager C. F. Seyffer outlined the phased reopening with specific plant restart dates in March across Rouge Louisville Buffalo Edgewater Twin City Chester Somerville Kansas City Memphis Chicago Dallas Beach Richmond.
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Ford Motor Company
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C. F. Seyffer
Rouge
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Buffalo
Edgewater
N. J
Twin City
St. Paul
Mother-in-law Stows Away Delays Goethals Ship
Le Havre dispatch reports the transport George W. Goethals delayed twenty minutes when ex serviceman Jack Adelson’s mother in law Mme Lulu Politzer of Paris tried to stow aboard. She hoped to join Adelson’s wife in America. Adelson said there’ll be time enough for her visit later.
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le Havre
France
George W. Goethals
Jack Adelson
Mme
Lulu Politzer
Paris
Adelson
America
Erring girl sent to church after theft in Pittsburgh
An 18 year old girl Margaret Marshall and her mother Mrs Mildred Black were sent to church by Judge John P Egan after the girl admitted stealing jewelry from her employer. The judge placed her on probation and reminded them Lent began today.
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Pittsburgh
INS
Margaret Marshall
John P. Egan
Mildred D. Black
Baby's Cry Leads to Mother's Body
Four month old baby cried from a hotel room in Pittsburgh area leading to the discovery of Rita Schaefer 39 of Wilkinsburg dead in a bathroom. Coroner's physician said death from a brain hemorrhage and contusions with two small head cuts possibly from a fall on tile. Husband J P Schaefer said wife left home yesterday without explanation. She was a former WAC.
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Pittsburgh
T. R. Hembold
Rita Schaefer
Wilkinsburg
J. P. Schaefer
WAC
Reds Halt Iranian Troops Near Tehran and Evacuation Talks
Iranian war ministry says troops were stopped 60 miles east of Tehran as Russia withdraws from three towns Samnan Shahrad and Meshed amid Tehran protests. Premier in Moscow vows to protest Russian delays to Stalin and to uphold Iran's interests as Parliament faces leftist rioting and a push to extend its life.
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Tudeh
Iran urged to cut Russia ties and seek UNO mediation
A Teheran leader of the National Will party calls for Iran to sever diplomatic relations with Russia and refer grievances to the United Nations Organization. He accuses Russia of pressuring Iranian leaders and praises Iran for fighting Russia, claiming to serve world peace and show small nations can rule.
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INS
London Daily Telegraph
Teheran Today
National Will
Iran
Russia
UNO
Ahmad Ghavan
Sultaneh
Tehran
Moscow
Mail pouch thief gets year and day in nine counts
William Tigue, 67, alias Scranton Blackie, pleaded guilty in federal court to nine counts of mail pouch theft. He was sentenced to nine years and nine days in prison, with one year and one day on each count, to run consecutively. He was arrested February 22 in Binghamton for thefts at Owego, Deposit and Callicoon.
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N. Y
William Tigue
Scranton Blackie
Edward S. Kampf
Tigue
Michael Tigue
John J. Clark
Binghamton
Owego
Deposit
Callicoon
Kampf
U. S
2500 Longshoremen Quit At Philadelphia
Approximately 2500 longshoremen stopped work in the port of Philadelphia to protest pay raises for out-of-town jobs. Edward Brennan of the AFL ILA denied a strike and said workers would return tomorrow. Initial plans called 5000 to 6000 for the work holiday.
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Philadelphia
Edward Brennan
International Longshoremen’s Association
AFL
Paul D. Baker
ILA
Middle Atlantic
Beaverbrook Heads for Bermuda via New York
Lord Beaverbrook British newspaper publisher and former cabinet member left London for New York en route to Bermuda aboard Pan-American World Airways. The purpose of the trip was not disclosed.
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Beaverbrook
Bermuda
London
INS
Lord Beaverbrook
Pan-American World Airways Today
New York
Agreement to Avert Nationwide Telephone Strike
Officials of the National Federation of Telephone Workers reported terms for settlement with the American Telephone and Telegraph Company. The strike planned for 6 a.m. was delayed for union approval while locals were polled on a compromise proposal. A Springfield union official indicated an announcement before 1 a.m. EST.
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National Federation of Telephone Workers
Washington
Labor Department
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Springfield
Joseph A. Beirne
NFTW
Management, Labor
U. S. Conciliation Service
Truman Urged to Intervene in GM Strike
Detroit pleads for presidential action as Labor Mediator James F. Dewey flies to Washington to settle the 106 day General Motors stoppage. UAW CIO charges GM is meddling in internal union affairs and delaying a settlement until after the UAW CIO convention.
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Truman
General Motors
James F. Dewey
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Schnellenbach
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UAW
R. J. Thomas
CIO
United Auto Workers’ Union
National Labor Relations Board
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Kaiser-Frazer Corp
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Schwellenbach
Paul M. Herzog
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Civilian Production Administration
Kaiser- Frazer
Kaiser-Frazer
Los Angeles
Benj. F. Fairless
U. S. Steel Corp
State Police Promote Safe Driving Costs
State Police warn that high speed driving wastes gas and oil, wears tires rapidly, and leads to higher repair bills. Careless driving damages fenders and may destroy a car, causing serious injury or death.
Rail Strike Set for Next Monday at 6 A.M.
Cleveland march 6 two railroad brotherhood heads set 6 a m est next Monday as the strike deadline for 215000 trainmen 78000 engineers and 348 railroad lines and terminals with suspension of service planned unless settlement arrives. A fact finding board action could delay 30 to 60 days.
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A. F. Whitney
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Alvanley Johnston
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Whitney
Johnston
Brotherhood
Chicago
Carriers Conference Committee
Whitney and Johnston
Truman
No Law Compels Cooling Off Days in Philadelphia Area
H F Sites of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen announced a planned strike by about 7 500 locomotive engineers and trainmen in the area next Tuesday and Wednesday. He said no law requires a 30 day cooling off period and named affected unions including Baltimore and Ohio Reading Co and Pennsylvania Railroad and Reading Seashore Lines. The area extends to Paoli Wilmington and Trenton and is about 90 percent unionized.
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H. F. Sites
Brotherhood of Railroad
Pennsylvania Railroad
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Reading Co
Pennsylvania-Reading Seashore
Paoli
Wilmington
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Trenton
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Pennsylvania Reading
Donna Lee Beauty Salon in Main Street Shop
Donna Lee Beauty Salon located at 137 West Main Street above Dairy Land, contact by phone 518 for hair styling and beauty services.
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W. Main St
Dairy Land
Nationwide phone strike teeters on settlement vote
In Washington the NFTW and AT&T edging toward a compromise as 17 local unions hold fast for terms. A 2 daily wage rise was sought, while Secretary Schwellenbach and conciliation officials monitor a 1:15 a m EST balloting amidst a strike already underway in Baltimore and nearby Maryland cities.
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Schwellenbach
Baltimore
Maryland
Strike Orders Issued For Nationwide Telephone Tieup
Final strike orders went to 250000 NFTW workers outlining a 6 am start for a nationwide telephone tieup. NFTW president Beirne said only a miracle—an AT&T agreement to treat all disputes uniformly—could avert the shutdown amid stalled conciliation with Warren.
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Washington
National Federation of Telephone Workers
NFTW
J. A. Beirne
U. S
Edgar L. Warren
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Beirne
Somerset Weather Reported Daily Peak and Low
Daily weather bulletin notes the 24 hour period from 5 30 p m Tuesday to 5 30 p m Wednesday. Temperature a year ago recorded with maximum and minimum values and missing specifics.
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Somerset Weather
David Grove
U.S. Weather Observer
Weather Outlook Maryland and Nearby States
Maryland forecasts show mostly cloudy skies with showers in the west and east portions around Thursday afternoon. Cooler Thursday night follows with Friday continuing showers and cooler temperatures. Pennsylvania and West Virginia expect similar trends with cooler air, occasional showers, and a potential transition to snow flurries Friday in parts.
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Pennsylvania
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