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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1949

Page

2

Taft Sees One Package for Labor Bills Ahead of Action

Senator Taft predicts labor legislation will come as a single package under the Taft-Hartley framework. He says a two-step approach urged by the AFL is idiotic and vows to preserve key Taft-Hartley provisions while supporting Wagner Act restoration in the same effort.

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UN Security Council to discuss Kashmir plebiscite report

UN Security Council resumes talks on Kashmir and will consider a Kashmir commission report on agreed terms for a plebiscite. The dispute sits near the India Pakistan border as the council addresses the princely state's political future amid ongoing peace efforts.

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Truman Call Stirs Talk in Washington

Clerical garbled political note records President Truman prompting talk in Washington about foreign policy. Mentions Secretary of State George C. Marshall and U.S. stance toward China and East Asia amid rapid developments.

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Portsmouth city offers to host China peace talks

The Portsmouth city council voted to offer the city as a site for peace negotiations between Chinese factions. Mayor Cecil M. Neal was authorized to name a committee to propose the conference to President Truman and a New Hampshire congressional delegation.

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Pension Pact Signed By Weirton Steel And Union

Weirton Steel Co and the Weirton Independent Union signed an agreement granting at least 100 dollars monthly retirement pay to all eligible employees. Those not enrolled in the National Steel Retirement Plan will also receive benefits, but their monthly retirement income will be under 190 dollars.

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Murder Trial Rumors From Tokyo and Budapest Inquiries

Fragmentary report mentions a Veliceprenend murder case in Tokyo with post exchange bookkeeper and two to hang while a third faces life imprisonment. Budapest reference recalls a controversial line about a person named Lemonaik and a Paris arrival. Also notes a Moscow science claim of a fatigue reducing drug Temennik, with vague Germanic and Greek context.

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DeathsFrancos De One of Eastern France Steel Leaders

An obituary notes the death of a French politician and prominent steel industry leader who helped shape the large eastern France steel sector bearing his name. The patriarch’s passing marks the end of an era for the regional metallurgy and political circles.

Pat France

One Man's Opinion by Walter Kiernan IV May

Walter Kiernan II offers a column noting coincidence in arrests of three men attempting refugee smuggling into Florida and mentions governors Thurmond and Dewey planning to attend the inauguration. He hints at Washington parade plans, a budget carried by eight Democrats, and a six page budget form related to Gone With the Wind. Truman seeks $4 billion in new taxes and awaits a reply.

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Nurses Association Seeks Broader Duties for RNs

The State Nurses Association issues a statement arguing nurses should be assigned to minor services and non nursing duties to alleviate strains on skilled staff. The group said it sent the message yesterday to hospital administrations public health agencies and members in Albany and aims to improve utilization of licensed nurses.

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