Good Will Capital Fetes Aleman On Arrival
President Truman welcomes Mexican President Miguel Aleman to Washington for a three day visit marking renewed goodwill between the United States and Mexico. The Flying White House lands as 21 gun salute signals start of celebrations with offices closed and over 250000 expected to participate.
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Bevin Faces Fight at Labour Party Conference
Publication of the final agenda for the annual Labour Party conference forecasts a rugged intra mural argument over whether Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin should continue in his post. The conference opens May 26 with tensions running high among party factions.
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London
Labor Party
Ernest Bevin
Senator Ives faces fire over labor bill edits
Lawrence columns today attack Senator Ives for his stance on Senate labor bill amendments while Taft fires back at New Yorker pro labor arguments. The page lists features including comics, crosswords, horoscope, letters, bridge, and notices with page references and sections.
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Brady
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Actress Laraine Day Divorce Case Details Cash and Car Transfer
In Los Angeles ex airport executive J Ray Hendricks testifies Day paid him 10500 and turned over a 1939 car before she agreed not to contest her California divorce suit. He says Day’s assets totaled 35733.79 though she earns at least 100000 yearly from three films. Lawyers discuss community property and deductions from a 60000 value Santa Monica home. Day previously went to Juarez and Mexico decree then remarried in El Paso. Leon Durocher mentioned.
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Laraine Davis
Los Angeles
J. Ray Fendricks
Leo Durocher
J.ray Hendricks
Laraine Day
California
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Ingall W. Dull
Miss Day
Santa Monica
Hendricks’ Laws
Walter N. Anderson
Beore Miss Day
Juarez
Mexico
Bio Paso
Leon Durocher
Brooklyn
Housing Plan Clears Council By Narrow Margin
Mayor Frank J. Costello ordered rapid steps on a state public housing project after the Syracuse Common Council approved it five to four. Architects will be hired and bids may not be sought before August. The council vote followed brief remarks from each member as opposition surprised observers. Concluded on page 2. Col 5.
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Common Council
Herman T. Stichman
Costello
All- Republican Council
J. Milsom Richards
Syracuse Housing Authority
St. Truey's Academy
Showers Expected Across Middle West This Week
unsettled conditions in the Middle West bring showers late tonight or tomorrow while today stays cloudy and warmer. The warm spell continues into Wednesday with highs around 55 to 60 and a tonight low near 45. Showers or storms are forecast by Wednesday as warmer air expands from the Rockies to the Appalachians.
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Middle West
Rockies
Palestine Future in UN Debated as Britain Pledge Sought
At the United Nations in Flushing India and Arab States backed by Russia pressed Britain to pledge enforcement of any Palestine plan the UN proposes. The Assembly steering committee moved toward a fact finding body and a later vote on the Holy Land's fate. India’s Asaf Ali urged Britain to commit to the UN's forthcoming solution.
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Dillinger's "Woman in Red" Dies in Romania
Anna Campanas known as Mrs. Anna Sage the woman who identified John Dillinger to FBI agents and led to his death in 1934 died last Friday in Timisoara Romania at 58. Deport ed by the United States in 1936 for a Gary Indiana conviction she lived quietly in Timisoara and complained she had been cheated of reward money. Her alias Mrs Campanas and the Red Dress costume were noted in Vestul Timisoara report.
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Anna Sage
Romania
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Jerusalem Prison Uncovers Planned Mass Escape Plot
Jerusalem authorities report a plot by Jewish prisoners to escape in mass, including plans to breach interior walls and partially penetrate exterior walls. The disclosure notes the scheme spanned a long period with preparations. The issue touched international reactions as the Assembly debated recommendations with state responses.
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Plane Down In Vancouver
A Trans Canada Air Lines C-56 transport with 15 aboard is missing after reporting 7 000 feet near the Vancouver range. Coast Guard units sighted a fire near the last known location on Vancouver Island and are investigating amid reports of a downed plane and an unidentified fire.
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Truman urges Chamber to cut prices to spur production
President Truman tells the U S Chamber of Commerce that reducing prices at all levels while increasing production is a pressing task for all business. He praises the federation for focusing on national welfare and prosperity as part of the paths to freedom and plenty.
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Truman
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
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Steelman, Mz
America
Lopsided Hairdo Wins in Hollywood Contest
Hollywood reports the women’s hairdos shift to upswept lopsided styles. Norma Trent won the grand prize in the Hollywood intrastud guild contest with a curling creation attributed to Varine Bellan.
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Hollwood Intrstudints
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Guil
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Varine Bellan
Snow Brief Hits Massena and Northern New York
Two inches of snow fell early today in Massena and other northern New York points. Roads were affected as winter weather moved through the region. Local crews urged caution for drivers and residents as the storm impacts continued.
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Massena
New York
Union Hails Phone Offer Boost Amid Wage Strike Ties
Union leaders hailed a 2.50 weekly pay boost from Northwestern Bell as a partial break in wage demands during a 23 day national strike. Bell units returned to government sponsored negotiations while American Telephone and Telegraph executives weighed power to offer broader increases.
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Northwestern Bell Company
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George S. King
Crewmen Leap From Ship Off Brittany Coast
Six members of the American freighter Benjamin Hill abandoned ship today while offshore Brittany using an improvised raft. One man, William Davenne, was rescued but there was no news on the other five sailors.
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Benjamin Hill
Brittany
William Davenane
Clashes on Crete Amid Government Guerilla Fighting
Press reports from Crete describe large scale fighting between guerrillas and government forces. The Greek cabinet reportedly held an emergency meeting to discuss the situation.
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Crete
Marshall urges early peace treaties after Moscow talks
Secretary of State George C. Marshall warned against appeasement and called for rapid peace settlements for Germany and Austria after the failed Moscow conference. He differed with Stalin on waiting for a world weary public to tire of diplomacy and urged renewed effort by diplomats.
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Moscow
Washington
Russia
United States
George’ i Marshall
Germany
Austria
Josef Stalin
Marshall's Moscow stance praised by Congress leaders
Pravda and Isvestia front pages salute Marshall's Moscow diplomacy. The article outlines three potential moves for Germany and notes Franks insistence on Ruhr separation. Congress applauds his firm approach toward Russia despite failed talks on Germany and Austria.
Aid Bill Test Up in House
The House schedule includes quick tests on a proposed 350 million dollar foreign relief outlay. Chairman Eaton of the Foreign Affairs Committee faces vocal, not broad, opposition though the measure would authorize an appropriation for 1947 and 1948 to feed Poles Greeks Italians Hungarians Austrians and Chinese. Senate hearings proceed as a prelude to action next month.
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