Wallace Denounced in Senate for Attacks on U S Policy Abroad
Senate leaders from both parties denounced former Vice President Henry A Wallace for urging anti administration foreign policy views and lining up world opinion against the United States. Wallace opposes Truman aid plans for the Middle East and has drawn criticism from lawmakers who say he acts against his government.
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Henry A. Wallace
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Truman
Middle East
Manchester
Ngland
United States
Claude Pepper
D-Fla
Glen E. Taylor
D-Ida
Vandenberg
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Foreign Relations Committee
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D-Ga
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Teadey
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Wallace's European Tour Draws British Press Fire
Henry A. Wallace faced sharp criticism from British papers the liberal Manchester Guardian and the conservative London Times. They accused him of exaggeration in his anti Truman declarations as he toured Europe in a bid to rally progressive support.
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Wallace rules out third party bid in U S politics
Henry A. Wallace told a Stoke on Trent audience he would likely not run a third party in the United States. He added that someone else might, naming Senator Claudy Popper of Via as a possible liberal candidate.
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Henry A. Wallace
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Former U S Secretary Attacks Imperialism in Manchester Talk
The former U S Commerce Secretary told a unionist meeting in Manchester that the American government is run by men who see little hope for peace where capitalism and Communism coexist. He accused them of using American power to organize the world against Russia in a ruthless imperialist stance.
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City begins mass smallpox vaccination drive after deaths
Mayor William O'Dwyer announced a citywide three week vaccination push using civilian defense volunteers in a house to house canvass after the second smallpox death in two weeks. The program aims to vaccinate every resident at a cost of about $100,000, deemed affordable. A first upstate case was reported in Millbrook about 75 miles north.
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Millbrook
Here
Pennsylvania Car Collision Kills Seven At Grove City Route
Six persons died and a seventh was seriously injured in a head on crash on the road between Grove City and Slippery Rock. Four of the dead and the injured were identified by cards indicating Slippery Rock State Teachers College, said State Police Pvt. RB E Barry.
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Dies Almost 103: Buffalo Jeweler William Ehmann
William Ehmann a retired jeweler who would have turned 103 today died Saturday. Born in Schwerndorf Germany in 1844 he immigrated to the United States in 1867.
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William Ehmann
Ehmann
Scharndorf
Germany
Cherry Blossom Festival Opens as Washington Prepares
An estimated 150 000 visitors are expected for the first postwar cherry blossom festival in Washington. Ideal sunny weather in the 70s supports a two day event opening with the coronation of Nancy Anderson, daughter of the secretary of agriculture, as Cherry Blossom Queen. Hotels in the capital are reportedly full for the weekend.
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Washington
Condition of King Christian Deteriorates After Heart Attack
The King of Denmark, Christian X, aged 76, who suffered a heart attack last Sunday, was reported worse Saturday night. A royal bulletin at 9:30 PM said His Majesty had a slight fever and fatigue, with temperature up to 100.76 degrees Fahrenheit. The monarch had eaten almost nothing, and no further bulletins were planned until Monday.
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Island Warning Of 18 Foot Seas Hits Honolulu Area
Fort Shafter warned Honolulu police that large swells up to 18 feet are expected to hit all northern shores of the Hawaiian Islands late Saturday and today.
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Fort Shafter
Hawaiian Islands
Regional bargaining halts nationwide telephone strike
Washington reports the six day old telephone strike remains stalled as regional bargaining clashes with industry wide demands. AT and T rejects a union proposal for open negotiations while the Labor Department seeks a new formula to restart talks. The dispute centers on whether bargaining covers all 335,000 striking workers or only those in the long lines division.
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American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Labor Department
Long Lines
National Federation of Telephone Workers
Ind
Bell System
Western Electric Co
Nil
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Tot Ill Plane Forced to Land in Pueblo
A TWA Constellation with 44 passengers made an emergency landing in Pueblo on Saturday due to illness of 18 month old Ann Kovac blue baby of Detroit. The infant developed a heart condition during the flight from Kansas City to Los Angeles.
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Roosevelt Remembered Across America On Second Anniversary
Mourners nationwide mark the second anniversary of Franklin D. Roosevelt's death with tributes led by Eleanor Roosevelt and Henry Morgenthau Jr. in Hyde Park and via a national radio program. President Truman hails FDR as a beacon of fortitude and humanity as scholarships are announced through the Memorial Foundation.
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Reynolds aims for 55 hour round the world flight
Milton Reynolds, Chicago pen maker, left Gander for Shannon on the second leg of his round the world attempt. Trans World Airlines reported the craft averaged 3876 miles per hour to Gander as Reynolds and two crew members pursue an unofficial 55 hour record. Captain William Odom and I G Salles are listed as navigator and engineer.
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Roslyn
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Gold and gems fly from New York aboard TWA cargo
A Trans World Airlines cargo flight departed LaGuardia for the Middle East and India carrying a $3.5 million payload. The shipment included gold bullion and coins destined for Egyptian and Indian banks, plus items for the prince of Saudi Arabia such as cultured pearls eight cases, pineapples six, and over 1,000 dozen nylon stockings.
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Middle East
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Saudi Arabia
Four Alarm Fire Fells Fifty Firemen in Philadelphia
A four alarm blaze in central Philadelphia at National Stationers, Inc. killed or incapacitated fifty firefighters as acrid fumes from arsenic treated paper filled the cellar. Five of the eighteen overcome were hospitalized. Three extra alarms were sent as crews were depleted while Chief Engineer John C. Cost said additional units were to supply manpower.
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National Stationers, Inc
John C. Cost
India Riot Kills 5 In Calcutta Clashes
Reuters dispatch from Calcutta says five people were killed and 80 arrested as police fired 15 rounds to quell Hindu Muslim rioting in the city Saturday.
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INS
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Calcutta
Senate and House Move to Curb Unions in Labor Bills
The House Labor Committee approved a bill 18 to 4 to curb strikes and unions while the Senate panel advanced a similar measure 21 to 7. Both aim to restrict collective bargaining, ban the closed shop, and allow a form of union shop, setting up a clash over lawn reforms and potential presidential veto.
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Lewis allows unions to reopen safe soft coal mines
John L. Lewis backed down on the safety strike and allowed district presidents to reopen mines they deem safe. The move aims to speed up resumption of production, with 168 previously closed pits cleared and 350 still sealed. Soft coal output was 59 percent of normal.
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John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers' District
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I. Alan Coldsborough
U.M.W
Supreme Court
Pittsburgh
Jank Hughes
U.M.W. District 3
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J. A. Krug
Coal Mines Administration
Britain Sets Second Daylight Saving Time Advance
London clocks moved forward one hour at 2 A.M. marking the second DST shift in a month as Britain observes double summer time enacted by authorities.
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Truman Begins Third Year Visiting Mother in Missouri
President Truman arrived in Kansas City Missouri to visit his mother Mrs Martha E Truman at her home near Grandview airport. He traveled five hours from Washington landing in overcast skies and planned a medical consultation with doctors on his mother progress.
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Auto workers push pattern as GM and Chrysler face strikes
A broad wage pattern forms amid a looming United Auto Workers strike threat. GM offers 10 cents an hour for 265,000 production workers while Chrysler faces a 30 day strike for 75,000 workers. UAW demands 23.5 cents improving living costs. Leaders Warren Reuther and Norman Matthews cite talks continuing with no agreement and similar pressures now head toward Ford.
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