May Face Riot Charges in the Empire State
A speculative roundup of news items reports May facing riot charges in the Empire State while Dansville marks its 100th anniversary with floats and dignitaries including Senator James Mead and Edward Fairchild. Other items note a fatal burn in Fultonville, a fatal auto accident in Loudonville, and mob-related legal actions in Athens, Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire State
Dansville
Livingston County
James M. Mead
D-N
Supreme Court
Edward ‘T. Fairchild
Madson
Wis
Donsville
Record Crops Won't Boost Bread Supply Until Fall
Washington says despite prospects of record grain crops there is no hope of larger bread supplies before fall. Agriculture official notes wheat products will stay tight until harvest, affecting cereals pastries and bread prices nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agriculture Department
Deaths in brief mix of entertainers and academics
Serge Souter 60 theatrical painter born in Russia and former Metro politan Opera Co and Radio City staff died in Nyack. Alex HiDmann OFM 72 Clifton No J native received Franciscan habit 48 years ago died in Olean. Mrs Rerthe Toad 29 infant returned to mother in Santa Monica after abduction case. W Munlington ? theater and movie producer based in Mungington W Va infant returned to mother in Santa Monica. P W Weisselman 85 law professor at University of Kansas retired in 1943. death reported in Lawrence. Louis Bruch 81 former president of America Radiator Co and Audit Bureau of Circulation died in Evanston Ill.
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Serge Souter
Metropolitan Opera Co
Radio City Music Hall
Nyack
Alex HiDmann
OFM
Clifton
No J
Olean
Rerthe
Toad
Michael ‘Todd
Munjington
W. Va
Asn
Santa Monica
Calif
P. W
Wiesselman
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Louis Bruch
Firsti Myron
Neale
Audit Bureau of
Cirewiadon
Wayne
IN OTHER LANDS Gls Try to Join British Army to Wed Germans
Some American soldiers seek to join the British Army to marry German girls to wed, a military government official said today. U S Army rules prohibit soldiers from marrying Germans.
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Gls
Berlin
U. S
Gale lashing Britain halts shipping and crops suffer
Gale winds up to 80 miles an hour lash the British coast delaying shipping in the English Channel and Liverpool area. Suffolk farmers report substantial crop losses as wheat and other staples are damaged amid the storm. In South Africa, six mine workers die and six are wounded during a clash linked to a strike at eight mines as police escort workers to their posts. In Korea, postwar unions gain rights to organize and bargain under military government, ending Japanese suppression.
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Britain
London
English Channel
Liverpool
Suffolk
Johannesburg
South Africa
Seoul
Korea
South Korea
Archer L. Lerch
Pay Increase Approved for Albany Traction Workers
The Wage Stabilization Board approved an eight cent per hour wage increase for 633 hourly paid employees of United Traction Co. in Albany. The action, reported by United Press, marks a wage boost amid wartime cost concerns and follows a review of labor costs and seniority rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wage Stabilization Board
United Traction Co
Albany
Conference Over Italian Question Sparks United Nations Debate
The meeting opened with Byrnes allowing limited remarks on Italy after Vishinsky challenged the agenda. Kardelj attacked Italian imperialism over Trieste while De Gasperi’s plea for delay drew sharp Soviet responses. Finland’s delegation led by PM Pekkala arrived for plenary sessions as debate continued.
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Italy
de Gasperi
Molotov
James F. Byrnes
Secretariat
Ato Akilou Wold
Byrnes
A. Y. Vishinsky
Soviet Union
Edward Kardelj
Yugoslavia
Venezia Chula
Trieste
Vishinsky
Kardel
Bulgar
Hungary
Finland
Kardely
Feamer
de Gaspert
Aris
Taly
Nat Tion
Mauno Pekkata
Goodrich Faces Portal Pay Suit in Akron
In Akron Ohio a 49 A rubber worker filed a common pleas suit against B F Goodrich Company seeking portal to portal pay similar to that paid in training and several other industries. Stanley Denlinger, attorney, said the suit is the first portal to portal issue raised in the rubber industry. He noted uncertainty about how many of Goodrich's 13,000 local production workers would join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Ohio
Common Pleas Court
B. F. Goodrich Company
Stanley Denlinger
Merril
A. Sayre
Denlinger
Goodrich
House Group Probes Irregular Bronze Wire Sale
A House committee review reveals scarce bronze wire sold to Fields despite not meeting buyers rules. Anthony Wood says Fields lacked proper certification, with the order allegedly routed by William Gilrein and an oversight cited by Flood. Slaughter vows accountability while critics call the surplus sale administration sloppy.
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Anthony J. Wood
Philadelphia
Hields
Flood
Fleia
William J. Gilrein
W/ A
Fields
Glirein
Hugh J. Wise, Sr
Political group rises under John Paul Butler in Tennessee
A new organization led by 26 year old former legislative candidate John Paul Butler forms to challenge machine politics. Butler vows priority to Tennessee and Athens, then sweeping the South as the group seeks influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erans Political Organization
John Paul Butler
Tennessee
Athenses
South
Revival of Meat Controls Aired in South States
South Carolina and Georgia led a revival of meat price control debates as Georgia moved toward restoring price oversight for livestock and products. A legislative clash over county unit rules and tax measures signaled shifting political power amid postwar reform, with veterans and farmers fronting hearings on OPA limits and road work seizures in Scottsboro and Augusta.
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South
Georgia
South Carolina
A. A. Smith
Sterling
Colo.nels
American County Unit System
National Livestock Association
Somedj
Scottsboro
Ala
OPA
Athens
Tenn
Herbert
New Orleans
Richmond
Augusta
Crocker Farly
Ald
Alabama
Wisconsin and New England GOP clashes in primaries
The piece outlines Republican battles for Senate nominations in Wisconsin and Vermont, with Joseph T. McCarthy and Delbert J. Kenny in Wisconsin and Sterry R. Waterman and Ralph E. Flanders in Vermont. It notes the Austin seat, Gov. Proctor backing Ernest Gibson, and a South Carolina gubernatorial fight among 12 Democrats. It also mentions Arkansas Democrats, NAACP urging Black voters, and election irregularities reported in Independence County.
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Senate
Joseph Tt. McCarthy
Delbert J. Kenny
la Follette
Batfie
Ustrous
Wisconsin
Generatons
Vermont
Sterry R. Waterman
Warren R. Austin
Truman
United Nations Security Council
Mortimer R. Proctor
G.O.P
Ernest W. Gibson
South Carolina
Ransome Williams
del O'Neal
Hollywood
J. M. Hinton
Natonal Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Arkansas
Canary
Bend
Ind
Fove
Ralph R. Heck
Batesvile
Hs Canary
Nic
Independence County
The
Supreme Court
Haifa Docks and Jewish Immigrant Clash Amid Curfew
Reports describe Hagana urging Haifa residents to defy the British curfew as Arabs join in protests. Dozens of youths are detained around Haifa harbor, while 700 more immigrants push total unaccounted wanderers past 3,000. British ships escort arrivals from La Spezia as deportations continue.
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Hagana Radio
Haifa
Haife
Pe-| Hee
Three Ships Arrive In Cyprus Harbor
Three ships reached Cyprus harbor during the night near Pamagusa Creek where a mile square British camp detained Jews attempting to enter Palestine. A reliable source stated none of the ships carried Jews.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Pamagusa Harbor
Palestine
Orie Maris Opinion on Chicago Verdict and NYC Governor Race
Fragmented quote recounts reactions to a verdict, with Orie Maris stating he will stay in Chicago and work to support his father, while Jim Mead is noted as a candidate for New York governor. The text then details Murray and Fletcher involvement, a divorce, and a shooting aftermath with Murray’s responses to friends.
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Chicago
Walter Kiernan
Jim Mead
New York
Murray
Fletcher
Murraya
Missouri Press Shutdown Halted by New Wage Pact
Springfield, Missouri saw a new wage contract signed between pressmen and Springfield Newspapers ending a weekend strike. The Springfield Daily News missed Monday’s edition but resumed publishing in the afternoon, with the Leader and Press set to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Springfeld
Springfell
Dnlty
Leader and Press
Distress Report on Liberty Ship Turyo Up and Crew
The American Liberty ship Turyo Up with master Joseph Aspin has been disabled since Saturday due to a damaged rudder and is in heavy seas about 210 miles south of Sasebo Kyushu. The destroyer Goodrich stands by to render aid.
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TURYO
Joseph Aspin
Wax
Sasebo
Kyushu
Goodrich
Mab Lynches 5 In Athens Greece
An angry mob in Nea Anchialos lynched five people and wounded twenty others after they allegedly aided a Communist band in an attack on a gendarmerie station, where one gendarme died and three were wounded. The town braces for further unrest as the injured are treated in local hospitals.
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Atise
Wilage
Nea Anchialos
Union election planned at Bethlehem Steel Battalg plant
The National Labor Relations Board announced a vote on a union election among employees at the Bethlehem Steel Battalg plant following a petition filed by the United Steel Workers of America. The move seeks to determine whether workers want collective bargaining representation.
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Huffalo
National Labor Relations Board
Rewhile
Steel Corporation
Battalg
United Steel Workers of
Amer
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Donald Freeman
Colonie
St. Peter's Hospital
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George C. Johnston
D. L. Rosenay, Jr
von Bond
Grand Niagara Falls
Thorold
Blakely
Dewey
Allesser
Union Carbide & Catcharge
Adie
Newark
Fed-bon Corp
Em J
James W. Heary
Rochester
Mars
San Francisco
INS
Dolly Raskob
Agrapher
Jacob Ehrlich, Jr
San Francisco Superior Court
Raskob
John J. Raskob
Seattle
N. ‘Thompson
Jersey
Trenton
Waler E. Edge
Martha Vickers
Pop
Hubby
Dublin
Vail
Wicklow Mountains
Junkers-52
France
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PEO
Montreal
Anthony Celebra
Portal
Rege
Jim
Fiorello LaGuardia
Fiorello
Girlders
Reuthers
Empire Heywood
England
Gees
Getal
Yagur
Empire Royal
Orie Maris
Mee
Loop
Missouri
Duart
Jeathes
Rifkin
Mab
Greece
Radelph's
Pope
Russia
NBC
Pope Pius
Poland
Friedrich von Paulis
Stalingrad
Paris
Iris Massers Rogers
Sternbilt
Howard Johnson's
Cpanevtenille, RD
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Myrtle
Rudolph
Fred E. Osborne
S. Salina
E. Jefferson St
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