Murray urges slow rollout of wage demands to reassure public
President Philip Murray told reporters that the CIO unions should go slow on new contract demands to reassure the public and foster real collective bargaining. He urged industry and labor to extend agreements when needed, citing the United Steelworkers extension to April 30 as a model to reduce fears in Congress and elsewhere about labor bargaining.
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Philip Murray
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Worst Storm Wrecks Europe Claims Hundreds In Cold
London reports the winter storm sweeping Britain and Europe. At least 110 dead, snowdrifts four to five feet halted roads and trains, threatening food and fuel in Germany’s occupation zone. Nine fatalities logged in Portugal as freezing weather spread.
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London
Winiter
Britain
Germany
Portugal
New Airline Starts Flights in China
Three C 47 planes under Maj. Gen. C L Chenault arrived from Manila as a new line begins survey flights to Canton. Ground personnel are being distributed and relief cargoes will be carried, under the wartime Flying Tigers director.
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Shanghal P
C. L. Chennault
Cnrra Air Transport c
Manila
Canton
Flying Tigers
Syracuse Area Weather Forecast Update
The Weather Bureau reports cloudy and colder conditions today with a low around 25. Wednesday remains cold with a high near 56 and a low near 31. Scattered light precipitation is expected through Sunday, with temperatures about four degrees above normal in the north and seven in the south.
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Andrew P. “Keller
New York
Burma Wins Independence
London reports Britain reached an agreement with Burma allowing independence for the crown colony. An interim government will run affairs during the transition for the 262000 square mile region with 17 million inhabitants as Burman lands sit east of India and have wartime significance against Japan.
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London
Burma
Pethick-Lawrence
India
Burman
Japan
Missionaries Among Missing Plane Passengers
A Shanghai dispatch to Reuters reports a China National Airways transport plane with 26 people on board missing between Hankow and Chungking. The aircraft had nine foreign missionaries among 24 passengers and two American crew members.
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London
INS
Shanghai
Reuters
Hankow
New York Senate Discusses Closed Shop Bill
A bill to outlaw closed shops in New York State was introduced in the Senate today The measure seeks a Constitutional revision and is sponsored by Senator Frederic Bower a Dutchess County Republican
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Albany
New York State
Senate
Frederic Bower
Dutchess County
Democrats Probe Dairy League Fine Imposed in NYC
Federal Judge Albert Coxe fined five officers of the Dairymen Association League a total of $29,000 after they pleaded guilty to rigging the wholesale butter market last month. Assemblyman Louis Peck, a Bronx Democrat, precipitated the action. Concluded on Page 8, Col 1.
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Dairymen
League
Albert Coxe
New York City
Louis “Peck
Bronx
Boxers and Fix Scandal Drag Atlantic City Outcry
New York district attorney investigates the biggest professional sports scandal as gamblers and fixers face charges. Jerome Zarowitz, 32, indicted on bribery and conspiracy tied to attempts to fix football games after surrendering on bail. Rocky Graziano admits offers of 100000 to throw a Madison Square Garden bout amid broader fixing rumors.
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Jerome Zarowitz
Alvin Paris
Zarowitz
Paris
Rocky
Graziano
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Rocky Graziano Denies Bribe Claim In Fight Fix Case
Rocky Graziano tells United Press that the district attorney’s office misrepresented his words about a rumored offer of a hundred thousand dollars to throw a fight. He says the DA’s statements twisted his account and fears it could ruin his boxing career. He plans to train Saturday.
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Wishraven
Brooklyn
Pauline Levine
Rocky Graziano
Jack Cuddy
United Press Sports Department
New York
D.A
Federal courts power to affect the economy faces scrutiny
Marquis Childs notes on today's editorial page that a federal judge ruling upheld by the Supreme Court may spark portal suits costing the U S billions. He cites Chief Justice Harlan Stone against courts usurping legislative power. Other features and page listings follow in the issue.
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Secretary Schwellenbach Attacks GOP Labor Bills
Secretary of Labor Lewis B. Schwellenbach condemned Republican backed strike control bills as harmful to labor peace and warned they would trigger industrial chaos. The remarks were made during a Washington briefing and noted as a broader GOP effort led by Ball and Taft.
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Washington
Lewis B. Schwellenbach
G.O.P
Ball-Taft
Fire Claims Two Children in Buffalo Flat Fire
Buffalo UP reports an early morning fire destroyed an upper flat killing two children and critically burning their mother. The incident underscores urban dwelling fire risks in the city.
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Buffalo
B-29 Crashes at Kirtland Field After Engine Trouble
Engine trouble was blamed for a B 29 Superfortress crash at Kirtland Field Albuquerque killing 11, injuring others with one survivor. The craft carrying 12 crew on takeoff veered to a gully and burned. two GI firefighters rescued a survivor. Further details continued on page 8.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Kirtland Field
Colwin
Grant Village plans announced for 350 apartments in Syracuse
Eagan Real Estate announces Grant Village a 350 unit garden apartment complex costing about 4 million dollars to be built east of Grant Boulevard between James Street and Teall Avenue. The project includes brick Colonial homes, five room units with two bedrooms, gas hot water heat, appliances and landscaped grounds with 250 car garages. Edgarton and Edgarton designed plans for 40 plus buildings and basement garages where possible. The site offers easy access to public transit and nearby business districts.
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Grant Village
Eagan Real Estate
Grant Blvd
James St
Teallaw
Eagans
Marele Realty, Company, Inc
GRANT
Edgarton & Edgarton
Syracuse
Wilson Tract
Hagan’ Real Estate
Edgarton and
Edgarton
Giant Blvd
Wight Boundary
Permanent School Pay Plan Fades Ahead of March Adjournment
Pressure from teacher groups across the state grows as lawmakers delay a permanent plan to adjust salaries. Republican leaders refuse to commit before mid March adjournment, with insiders predicting passage unlikely until the 1948 session. The state has set aside 32 million dollars for emergency increases, enough to raise every full time teacher by 300 dollars.
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Golwin
Quake Shakes Honshu Areas No Damage Reported
A light earthquake struck eastern and central Honshu with no damage reported. The tremor centered near Ibaraki Prefecture, about 60 miles north of Tokyo, and was felt across the Kanto Plains.
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Tokyo
Honshu
Iharagh Prefecture
Kanto Plains
Move to relocate British women and children from Palestine
London reports Colonial Secretary Arthur Creech Jones told the House of Commons that British women and children may be moved from Palestine to shield them from extremist violence. He added that a concentration of British civilian personnel is under active consideration.
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London
Arthur Creech Jones
House ‘of Commons
Palestine
Maryland Retreat Kept for Truman
The White House said one of two Maryland summer camps, known as Shangri la, is retained as a retreat for President Truman. The second camp in the Catoctin Mountains about 65 miles north of Washington is being turned over to the Maryland League for Crippled Children beginning May 1.
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White House
Maryland
Catoctic’ Mountains
Maryland League For
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