Ruling Due Monday on Dunkirk Strike Injunction
The CSO and Federal authorities await Judge John Knight's decision on the 83 day Taft Hartley injunction to keep Dunkirk Locomotive workers on the job. If the ruling goes against them they will take the case to the Supreme Court. The article notes it as a constitutional test of the Taft Hartley act.
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Truman to Deliver Last Christmas Message at White House Tree Lighting
President Truman will deliver his final national Christmas message at the White House on December 24 during the 30th annual Christmas tree lighting, beginning at 4 30 p m with a Marine Band concert. Mrs Truman will attend and radio networks will carry the ceremony.
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Ben-Gurion Resigns to Form Stronger Israeli Coalition
Israel's cabinet, led by Prime Minister David Ben-Gurion, submitted resignation to President Itzhak Ben-Zvi as a step toward a new coalition. The government to be presented to the Knesset on Monday will include MAPAI and the General Zionists to address the economic crisis.
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Notable Deaths of Medical and Academic Figures Across U S
Dr Thomas O Burger co founder of the American Surgical Association dies in San Diego California. Frederick W Kennedy 77 emeritus journalism professor at University of Washington dies in Seattle. Miss Gladys Eugenia Bryson 58 author sociology professor and head at Smith College division of social sciences dies in Northampton. Bedrich Hrozny 73 Czech linguistic expert who deciphered the Hittite language dies in Prague.
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Peace Basis Said Says Truman
President Truman said the foundations for a structure of peace have been laid during nearly eight years in office. He asserted his administration charted a clear policy for peace against the Communist threat while acknowledging unresolved global problems and urged support for the incoming Eisenhower administration. He praised efforts since World War III and stated the base framework to resist aggression and uphold United Nations principles has been created.
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Two Bulgarians Sentenced to Death for Spying in Greece
In Kavala, Greece, two Bulgarian nationals were executed on espionage charges after being found guilty of secretly entering Greece to spy for the Greek Cominform ally. The case ties to regional intelligence activity amid naval and border tensions.
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Chaplains Needed for Army and Air Force Rise by July
Washington dispatch reports a shortage of chaplains as 409 are required now and 150 more by July. Unlike medical staff, chaplains are not drafted to replace discharges. Navy quota is filled while both Army and Air Force need 260 chaplains each.
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