Oil leak forces Transworld plane back to New York
An Transworld Airliner carrying 32 people including Mrs Lydia Novikov returned to LaGuardia after an oil leak shortly after departing for Paris. A deadly auto crash near Hunt's Corners killed two youths and injured others seriously. Delayed wedding in New York postponed due to illness. Bendix aviation and UAW talks halted after three hours over wage dispute affecting 1700 workers at Elmira plant.
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Congress Special Session Expected
In Detroit and Washington, weary members of the 79th Congress debate a possible fall return. Officials weigh a housing bill, wage and science reforms, and wartime aid as leaders predict an emergency session may occur if crises drag on.
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Government Moves to Avert Great Lakes Strike
The federal government summoned leaders of the National Maritime Union and employers for a Labor Department conference in Washington to avert a looming Great Lakes maritime strike set for August 15. Meanwhile brewery workers threaten a nationwide strike on August 15 if pay rises are not granted.
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Refugees Bound for Palestine Reported Aboard Ships
Reliable sources say two ships carry 3,200 Nogal Jewish refugees en route to Palestine with four more vessels possibly in the Mediterranean. A separate report lists a trial date set for 24 members of the Ehrhardt Bureau in Shanghai. Bermuda approves car use with legislation awaiting governor sign-off.
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British Comi Suspect List in Tel Aviv Dragnet
British authorities compile a suspect list in Tel Aviv after a large in house search for terrorists. Col Bennett Shave says about 60 people are in special files as known terrorists or leaders, though many provide false names. Investigators identify and round up people who know the suspects. Among those held is Tizhak Yes ternitsky, leader of the Stern gang, sought since escaping Acre in 1947. Two women named Hannah icra are also detained.
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GIs Largely Reemployed, Few Seeking Old Jobs
Attorney General Tom Clark said a Justice Department survey found 99.9 percent of more than 1 009 veterans with reemployment rights had no trouble restoring to old jobs. Of about 4 million servicemen, only 4 531 sought help. 1 323 were settled amicably, 218 went to federal court, and the rest involved cash payments or no violation.
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250 Bills Held for President Action at White House
More than 250 bills passed in Congress await President Truman’s action. The actions include a terminal leave pay authorization and a $2.78 billion financing measure, railroad reorganization, a farmers home administration, and a Social Security bill freezing payroll taxes at 1 percent with increased federal grants for the aged, blind, and dependent children.
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White House
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Farmers Home Administration
Truman Back Home After Kansas City Visit
President Truman returned to his grandparents’ home area after a Kansas City stop, shaking hands with locals including Wallace family members and Mrs. Truman’s relatives. He and Mrs. Truman then joined lunch with daughter Margaret before a brief visit to relatives in Independence and Grandview.
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Ball Maps Strike Cure Urges New U S Labor Policy
Senator Ball proposes a comprehensive government labor policy to curb industry-wide strikes. He outlines mediation expansion, equal duty of unions and management, Wagner Act amendments, and government seizure controls as a nationwide framework to avert economic disruption. He criticizes President Truman for inconsistent labor handling and calls for a enforceable written policy.
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R-Minn
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Strike Wave Hits Canada Strains Economy
Ottawa faces widespread strikes in key industries that threaten much of the economy. Parliament intervenes to halt normal labor dispute procedures. The United Steelworkers of America leads a three-plant steel strike involving about 12,000 workers.
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Canada
United States
United Steelworkers of America
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Pope Meets Arab Palestine Leaders in Vatican Audience
Pope Pius XII granted a private audience to five delegates from Palestine's Arab High Committee and pledged to exert all efforts for justice and peace in the Holy Land. The talks covered Muslim and Christian conditions and the pope condemned antisemitic acts and all violence.
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Liberty From Page One: Hogs and Damaged Statue Revealed
Marshall recounts the collapse of Liberty statue preparations amid Monument Builders' charges as the island arc is lampless awaiting public access. The copper lighted form deteriorates. plans to restore are stalled by costs and structural limits. the statue remains largely inaccessible.
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Bartholdi Sculpture Gifted by France 1884
The Alsatian sculptor Auguste Bartholdi shaped her in 1884 as a people of France gift. She is losing weight and no wonder, reflecting wear over time.
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France
V J Day Reflections On Sacrifice And Victory
The piece recalls the cost of victory and the sacrifices made by people in war. It urges citizens to remember the heroism and renew devotion to the cause fought for, noting the victory in arms while stressing ongoing duties.
Victory Day Proclaimed by President Truman
President Truman proclaims August 4 1945 Victory Day to honor armed forces and mark a day of solemn remembrance. He directs flag display on government buildings and urges prayers and renewed resolve for justice freedom and world peace.
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United States of America
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