China Policy Foes Call For Action On Asia
Congressional debate on stopping Communism in Asia shows deep division with no unified program. Critics label State Department paper a failure, while others argue for a pragmatic plan including aid to anti-Communist forces and recognizing the Chiang government. Senator Bridges proposes a three point approach, seeking stronger U.S. stance and assistance.
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Washington
Congress
China
Asia
State Department
Chiang Kakshek
Gob- Diaz
Chins
Capitol Hill
Alec
Red Banner
Peizhbdars
Bridges
Corm
Magnuson
D-Waskf
Armed Services Committee
Son of Roy A. Stewart Completes Ferry Command Service
The text notes a son of Mr. and Roy A. Stewart has completed service in the Ferry Command, described as a month after Pearl Harbor. His father is the supervisor of the 23th Ward.
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Roy A. Stewart
Ter Es
Pearl Harbe
Ferry Command
23Th Ward
Eisler Cohort Awarded Medal in Poland
Communist Gerhart Eisler received a medal from the Polish government, a step described as unrelated to Eisler's successful defense from the United States. Capt. Jan Cesklinski of the Gdynia America Liner Batty noted the honor as the gold cross of merit for a noted wartime service.
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York
Gerhart Eisler
Cape
Soremment
Eislers
Jan_ Cesklinski
Batty
Polarchant Marine
Unclear Feature Notes Mention Editorial Page Column
Fragmented copy notes various features and columns including an editorial page, horoscope, social news, letters, and a cryptic reference to an investigators and tapped phone. Readable items include a Deaths and Radiotelevision section with scattered page references.
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Sor
Maragon
Yean Kain Crossford
Haworth
Ian Spots
WODAY
Hawaii OKs Dock Seizure Amid Labour Unrest
Hawaii legislature votes to empower the territorial government to seize the islands docks if needed to end the 98 day strike by CIO stevedores. Senate and House reach final passage during a special session, with 2000 striking union members to be rehired at pre strike wages. Union leadership criticizes the move, warning of forceful cargo handling on the Pacific coast if Matson ships are affected. The issue centers on extending current contracts and wage terms amid ongoing labor tension.
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Hawaii
C.I.C
Ingrant OL. Stainback
Senate
House
Apoca
I.E. W
Harry Bridges
Fom
San Francisco
Matson Navigation Company
Matson
U.S Names Taylor Dual Berlin Chief
Maj Gen Maxwell announced that D Taylor will command the American Military Government and Army forces in Berlin under a dual authority to unify the U.S. position. The statement says Taylor will assume his role at a date to be announced, likely in September, with Gen Frank F H directing the military sentiment and Col James Duke previously commanding Berlin.
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Berlin
Max Well
D. Taylor
Taylor
Frank
Sal James
Quake Toll Put at 500 in Ambato Ecuador
A powerful earthquake in Ambato Ecuador killed about 500 people and devastated 70 percent of homes. Officials cited an official bulletin from government sources and noted Ambato as the hardest hit area in the highlands. The disaster left 30 percent of residents homeless or displaced.
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Ambato
Ecuador
Enibes
I$ Governo
Assy
Highlands
Ambate
Double Divorce Case Hits State Supreme Court
The State Supreme Court views a case involving Johan J who faced divorce claims on grounds of invalid bigamy. Relter lived with wife two as chief spouse while with wife one on other grounds, raising questions about lawful marriage status and rightful divorce rights.
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Buiraaaly
Johan J
State’ Supreme Court
Golden Rule ad speaker urges honest ads for profit
An advertiser in Louisiana delivers a closing note asserting that honesty sells. He ends his address with the maxim that adverse truth prevents pay and the Golden Rule brings in the gold.
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Andress
Ad Isers
Loui
Harried Husband Wins Right To Room Service Case
In Newport England Arthur Evans forty fought a divorce on desertion grounds after refusing meals. Judge Temple ruled on the side of Evans, confirming a husband’s right to demand room service under his home as castle logic.
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Eng
Arthur Evans
Sever
G. T. Temple
Evans
Felner loses first appeal in New York disorderly conduct case
Irving Felner, a New York student, had his appeal affirmed by Judge Breid. The court ruled Felner incited unrest during a March 7 speech and protest rally, causing a 75 person gathering that blocked sidewalks. Felner's attorney plans to appeal to the Appellate Division.
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Irving Felner
New Yoal
Wanel
Breed
William Bamerich
Felner J
Feiner
Eeeberg
di Br
Breid
Fennex
Ger Ladison
Bell Meade
Regse
Slate Kills Man and One Worker Dead In Albany
Albany report notes confusion over the state conscience fund and budget figures. Comptroller Frank Moore faced questions about withheld funds and sufficiency, with references to multiple volumes and unclear figures across four budgets.
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Albany
Frank Do. Moore
Gift House Too Costly in New York Bid Unable Sale
Birndam won a $35,900 dream house but said he could not afford to pay income taxes moving expenses or buy a lot. The General the property was on a $300 daily rent. Lenbaui had not received any offer for the house. A New Jersey man offered 38,000 and Baum might be formed to accept the bid.
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New York
Birndam
Dream House
Seid
Lenbaui
New Jersey
Baum
Cool Tonight Fair Sunday Weather Report
Syracuse residents can expect a cool night and fair Sunday with a low around five degrees and a high near eighty six. Winds will be light and sunshine expected most of the day. National outlook similar, with hot conditions reported in Minnesota and the Dakotas.
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Acco
Andrew P. Keller
Minnesota
Dakotas
Montana
Glassman
Mont
Billings
Syrecuse
Beauty Grounded LANDARP Constellation Diverges to London
Miss Bebe Shopp of Minneapolis Miss America 1948 aboard a Pan American Constellation faced engine trouble after takeoff to Paris and was forced to return to London airport. She planned to fly on to London again this afternoon.
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Bebe Shopp
Minneapolis
Paris
London
Western Europe Cooperation Aids Arms Plan Details
The administration sent to Congress yesterday a rewritten bill outlining eligible countries for rearmament aid under the Atlantic partnership. Greece Turkey Ireland and the Philippines are named, with a total program of 450 million dollars to be shared, though per country allocations are not disclosed.
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Greece
Turkey
Irea
Philippines
There's Something For Everyone Parade Magazine Preview
The Herald American describes an issue titled There's Something For Everyone featuring the American weekly packet. It promises complete sports, local news, telegraph updates, music, art and books, and women's sections with broad appeal.
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