Diplomatic Courtesy Violated in Romania Says Knowland
Senator Knowland reports that Romanian secret police searched U S diplomatic and military homes and halted a car carrying an American flag and Secretary Ferguson at gunpoint. He cites a cable from Rudolf Schoenfeld minister to Romania and says protests were made, suggesting a propaganda drive amid fears of a possible U S break.
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Washington
Romania
United States
Knowland
American Minster
Rudolf E. Schoenfeld
Ferguson
Legation
Norman Armour
Schoenfeld
Knowlands
State Department
Weather shifts to snow with strong winds and cold night
Snow and colder air roll in with rain changing to snow this afternoon and a sharp temperature drop. Winds similar to Rochester and Buffalo, over 35 mph, will ease tonight with a low near 20 degrees. Tuesday brings more snow flurries and continued cold, per meteorologist Andrew P. Kelley.
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Rochester
Buffalo
Andrew P. Kelley
Sixty Yugoslavs Arrested in Trani Terror Case
Sixty Yugoslavs were under arrest in Trani after Italian police seized them last night. They are charged with belonging to a terrorist organization.
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Rome
INS
Trani
Labor unions push for a third round wage hikes may trigger economic collapse
Columnist David Lawrence warns that a third round of wage demands by major unions could unleash a chain reaction harming the economy, echoing the 1949 effects of postwar policy reflected in price levels. The item appears in the paper's editorial pages with page references and notes on features, death notices, and sports.
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David Lawrence
Utica Night Club Owner Shot Dead in Car
Fred Morelli a 45 year old night club proprietor linked to gambling probes in Oneida County was found slain in his station wagon outside his club on the city outskirts. Police report a double barreled shotgun was used and a wadding fragment labeled Buckshot was found nearby. The DA called it premeditated murder and no clear motive or suspect has emerged. Concluded on Page 10, Column 1.
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Utica
Oneida
Fred Morelli
Oneida City Hospital
Vincent Fiore
Earle C. Bastow
Hagana Officer Killed as Palestine Strife Rages
Eight Jews and an Arab die amid continuing clashes over partition as both sides mobilize. Unofficial tallies put nine day toll near 90 with violence along Tel Aviv and Jaffa. Hagana officer Yehoshua Blo..erman reported killed in convoy attack. many wounded as sporadic fighting spreads. Cairo Arab League talks loom over possible broader uprising, Chanukah festivities dampened.
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Palestine
Tel Aviv
Jaffa
Yehoshua Bloberman
Hagana Defense Force
Cairo
Arab League Meta
Middle East
Arab League
B. C
Riad Essalh Bey
Britain plans to leave Palestine mandate in May
London reports inform UN that Britain intends to surrender its Palestine mandate on May 15. Independent Arab and Jewish states would form by June 1 after a two week transition. Civic guard groups to keep order in Holy Land areas are to be created before evacuating troops to Haifa beachheads around Haifa. British troops to withdraw from Tel Aviv Petah Tiqva and Ramat Gan this month.
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London
C&p
Britain
United Nations
Palestine
Holy Land
Haifa
Tel Aviv
Petah Tiqva
Ramat Gan
Strive to Avert Atom Plant Strike
In Oak Ridge Tennessee company and CIO negotiators planned to resume talks to avert a strike at a government atomic bomb plant. A conference had settled major issues in the dispute between Carbide and Carbon Chemical Corp and the Gas Coke and Chemical Workers Union.
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Oak Ridge, Tenn
C.I.O
Carbide and Carbon Chemical Corp
Gas, Coke and Chemical Workers’ Union
Republicans press wheat carryover limit in Europe aid plan
In Washington Republicans push to require that European aid and other exports not exhaust U.S. wheat reserves below 125 to 150 million bushels. The idea, advanced by the Senate Appropriations Committee, faces opposition from Agriculture Secretary Anderson and hinges on whether it is included in broader export control legislation. Senate leaders consider the move feasible as inflation plans are drafted, with Taft seeking GOP consensus by week’s end.
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Ins
Senate Appropriations Committee
Agriculture
Anderson
Ferguson
R-Mich
G.O.P
Senate Judiciary Committee
Truman
Bridges
R-N. H
Appropriations Committee
Cordon
R-Ore
Taft
Ohio
Tito Signs Hungary Friendship Pact
Premier Marshal Tito of Yugoslavia and Premier Lagos Dinnyes of Hungary signed a treaty of friendship and mutual military assistance in Budapest today. The pact aims to strengthen cooperation and security ties between the two nations amid postwar European realignments.
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Tito
Hungary
Budapest
Marshal Tito
Yugoslavia
Lagos Dinnyes
Jeep, Car Kill Man In Rochester Fatal Crash
Edward Keeble, 64, was killed Sunday night when a jeep ran over him after he had been felled, according to Rochester police. The incident occurred in the city and authorities are investigating the sequence of events leading to the death.
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Rochester
Edward Keeble
Paris strike fails defy civil service union call
In Paris the Civil Service Federation and subway workers rejected a Communist union strike, leaving under 1,000,000 idle nationwide. Suburban buses ran routes, nails on streets did not cripple service, and civil servants reported to work with minimal disruption. The Paris strike failed to spread beyond the metro area and provinces remained largely unaffected.
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Civil Service Federation
France
General Union of
Metropolitan Subway
Finance and Lay Department
Pau
Truman Flies Back to Work
President Truman ended a five day Florida vacation and departed at 10 30 A M aboard his official plane for Washington to present a message to Congress on long range European recovery. He swam in the Gulf of Mexico and drove an automobile from Everglades City to Naples after dedicating Everglades National Park.
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Fla
Truman
Florida
Washington
Congress
Gulf of Mexico
Everglades City
Naples
Everglades National Park
Rep Case drafts income tax cut proposal
Washington lawmakers report Representative Case of South Dakota drafted a bill to double individual income tax exemptions. It would raise single exemptions from 500 to 1000 and married couples from 1000 to 2000, while keeping dependent exemptions unchanged.
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Case
Washington
Representative Case
R-S.d
What Am I Saying Frank Morgan 3 Love
A romantic verse notes that physical fit does not guarantee a good match while love yields rewards. Two lovers kiss and make up with one getting the kiss and the other the makeup.
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Iove
Rail Fare Raise OK'd on Western Lines and New Haven
The Interstate Commerce Commission authorized increases in first class passenger fares on western railroads and on the New Haven system. Western sleeping and parlor car rates rise 6.06 percent, aligning with East region increases from last June. New Haven coach fares jump 15 percent to 2.875 cents per mile.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Mississippi River
New Haven
Voluntary G O P Maps Own Price Wage Plan
Representative Wolcott of Michigan said Republicans will unveil a broad anti inflation program soon built on voluntary agreements. The plan seeks to give the Administration authority and funds to manage living costs via industry wide voluntary procedures, avoiding the price wage and rationing controls President Truman urged. Taft and others reportedly discuss industry material sharing plans as a counter to Truman's 10 point anti inflation proposals.
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Tative Wolcott
R-Mich
Fotcot
Wolcott
House Banking Committee
Taft
R-O
Congress
Truman
Taft Declines New York Delegates at GOP Convention
New York delegates to the Republican national convention next summer hold no appeal for Senator Robert A. Taft of Ohio. The avowed presidential hopeful said he was not interested in New York delegates. The remark was reported from New York.
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New York
INS
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
G.O.P
Coal Gas Sicks 25 Tenants to Hospitals in Hartford
Twenty-five occupants of the Royal Apartments were rushed to hospitals after inhaling coal gas fumes. Police surgeons treated others at the scene as the gas swept through the three story building. Five victims were listed in serious condition at St Francis Hospital, with eight more under care there. Police Chief Michael J. Godfrey said responders were dispatched after a call reporting trouble.
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Hartford
Conn
Royal Apartments
St. Francis Hospital
Michael J. Godfrey
Police Surgeon Reclaims Victims After Building Fumes
Police Surgeon Dr. Morris W inneck revived several occupants with inhalators and ordered others taken to hospitals. Godfrey said fumes spread through the brick building as the furnace fire had been banked with drafts closed.
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Morris Winneck
Godfrey
Soviet proposal aims to break German economic deadlock
London reports that Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov submitted a new plan to the Council of Foreign Ministers to resolve the Big Four stalemate over German economic issues. Western delegates gathered after a 30 minute recess to study the proposal, with talks continuing amid cautious expectations of Molotov’s terms.
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VI AP. Molotov
Council of Foreign Ministers
Syracuse
George C. Marshall
Molotov
Mons
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