Truman Focuses on Cleanup as Scandals Grow
President Truman on the Williamsburg yacht plans a broad cleanup campaign aided by trusted advisers. Murphy, a former New York official and judge, is seen steering investigations into the Revenue and Justice departments amid a wave of congressional inquiries.
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Truman
White House
Williamsburg
Murphy
Sda
Bureau of Internal Revenues
Justice Department
New York
Washington
Ac 46
U. S
Hiss
State Department
New York City
Michael
di Salle
Office of Price Stabilization
Edward Morgan
Harold R. Medina
Circuit Court of Appeals
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J. Howard McGrath
Caudle
House
Ways and
Charles Oliphant
Treasury
Internal Revenue Bureau
Oliphant
Caudlé
Thomas
Mrs. Murphy
Natioral
Jap Police Probe Factory Attacks
Osakay police search for mob leaders after a Sunday assault on four factories that produced material for Allied occupation forces. Authorities suspect Korean Reds and the Japan Communist party organized the raid in which about 300 Koreans attacked plants owned by other Koreans, breaking windows and damaging machinery.
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Osakay
Japan Communist Party
Men Miss Blast By Two Inches
State Police report two men found a live grenade under a truck tire while backing a vehicle onto a curb. Anthony Searchik and Andrew Wilson warned others after discovering the weapon, which likely fell from a car and was kept as a souvenir. the firing pin remained intact.
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Walekeokdur
Waterford
Anthony Searchik
Andrew Wilson
Big 3 Recognize New Syria Rule
United States and Belgium recognize a new Syrian rule after Kanon and Jordan previously signified recognition.
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Big
Syria
United States
Belgium
Lemark Firse
Kanon
Jordan
Syrian coup successors named amid Western notes
Damascus reports Syria recognizes a new government after a bloodless coup that brought Col Adib Shisbeckly's ally to power. Fawzi Silo becomes chief of state as Western powers and four other nations monitor the shift.
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Damascus
Syria
Fawzi Silo
Hachem Attasi
Wament
Saudi Arabia
Turkey
Italy
France
Britain
Silo
Col
Adib Shisbekly
Airlines Seek to Maintain Schedules Amid CIO Strike
Pan American World Airways faced a second day of walkouts by CIO ground crew and flight service staff over wage disputes. Supervisors were used to replace strikers as the carrier tried to keep international timetables on track. The strike, set for 1230 EST, began abruptly yesterday.
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New York
Pan American World Airways
C.I.O
Soria
C.S
Transport' [Workers Union
D.wu. iI
Optical Company Hits Bull's Eye
A Southbridge firm announces it has produced an artificial bull's eye for use with optical devices. The company claims a successful test and expects consumer availability soon.
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Optical Company
Bull’s Eye
Southbridun
Siass
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