Courts Must Accept Paternity Blood Tests in New Rulings
In New York the Appellate Division ruled blood tests showing non paternity must be admitted in paternity suits overturning a prior decision. New York and Maine now stand alone in treating such tests as conclusive. A jeweler was shot and killed during a hold up in Schenectady, with police noting the crime likely targeted the shop. The 1930 census a preliminary tally shows population shifts with Schenectady’s count rising by about 16 percent as per the district census office.
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New York
Maine
Sectady
Abraham Gerrett
Senate panel backs Jessup in anti Communist charges
Democratic members of the Senate Foreign Relations subcommittee voted to clear Ambassador Philip Jessup of McCarthy’s allegations that he had an unusual affinity for Communist causes. Two Republican members refrained from verdict, while the panel awaits a broader inquiry outcome and Jessup denied all accusations in a March hearing.
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Washington
Senate
Philip C. Jestup
McCarthy
Jessup
G.O.P
Lodge
Massachusetts
Hickenlooper
Town
Wisconsin
State Department
Hessers
Ieee
Operworld
Assembly Post
Schenectady
Justin C
Morgan
Kenmore
Firstj
Saimet
Congregational Church
New York Assembly
Hianley
Joe Stalin
Oswald D. Heck
Pritie ‘Waihet
Draft Boards Ready Await State Quotas
Nationwide draft boards prepared to call men as federal quotas arrive and registrations surge. San Francisco clerks were overwhelmed by the rush while New York Times Square recruiters report high interest in commissions. Illinois notes 90,000 men ages 19 to 25 are acceptable but face delays to report for physicals and settle affairs under current rules.
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New York
Selective Service
Cies
San Francisco
Pennsylvania
Henry A. Gross
Ohio
Massachusetts
New York City
Chandler
Cobb
GE Workers Expected to Accept Offer
Members of the International Union of Electrical Workers in Syracuse were expected to follow the national union and accept General Electric Co s 3 percent pay raise. Local 320 president John Brady said a vote would occur but he expected acceptance, noting no legal actions and no impact on New York negotiations. The raise covers nearly all GE workers coast to coast and mirrors last month s contract proposal plus pension and insurance improvements.
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G.E. Employ
Lodge and Hickenlooper
Electric
Jessup
Tydings Ments
Maryland
I.U.E
U.S. and Nationalist Talks Probe Relaxation of Attacks
Foreign Minister George Yeh said discussions between the United States and Chinese Nationalist governments were under way on easing Truman’s request for a ceasefire on attacks against the Chinese mainland. The talks appeared exploratory and in early stages.
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U. 8
Formosa
Palpei
George Yeh
United States
Truman
All-Out 21am Page One- MANY KOREA REDS ENLIST MOSCOW
Tass reports Pyongyang says 320000 young Koreans have applied for enlistment and many volunteers are expected in North Korea. US officials discuss Korea war plans while Britain faces a constitutional crisis over defense funding and a by election to replace a Labor MP. Tokyo dispatch notes Russian ships near Hok-kaila island and increased submarine activity as wartime plans shift toward volunteers and reserves.
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Korea
Moscow
Tass
Pyongyang
United States
South Yorea
London
Britain
High Court
Pentagon
Nment
Terenca N
Donovan
Laborite
Leicester
Army
Navy
Air Force
Attlee
Washington
Kor
Anton
Legislawr L. D. Gam
Suggeson m Shermen
Japan
Tokyo
Dis
Hok-lin
Kanlo
Air
Ash
Halkaula
Watlee
Cnuse of Commons
Deaths LY Col Charl Edmon Stoune Crane Inf 73
A clipped obituary note lists LY Col Charl Edmon Stoune Crane Inf, 73, as vice lieutenant of Lanarshire in Taanark Scotland and references military and political figures in a broader wartime context. The text includes fragmented items about manpower, Korea, and corporate and political discussions, with several names and roles.
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Charl. Edmonstoune - Crane Inf
Lanarshire
Taanark
Scotland
Senate Appropriations Committee Advances One Package Budget
The Senate Appropriations Committee moved to send a 34.7 billion dollar one package bill to the Senate next week to fund nearly all federal agencies for the new fiscal year. The panel trimmed the budget, with 32.5 billion in cash and 2.2 billion in contract authority, aiming to slash about 1.5 billion from President Truman's request.
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Wasitington
Senate Appropriations Committee
Senate
Truman
House
Defense Establishment
eMs
Diver Recovers False Teeth After Lake Salvage
A divers’ rescue tale from Merced California describes a lake salvage where a diver retrieved a set of false teeth lost in the water. The incident occurred as broader defense spending and emergency salvage efforts were discussed in Washington.
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Merced
Calif
Fair Force
Draft notices prepared as North Korean war expands
Dispatches indicate US Army induction plans in multiple states with 210,000 men registered. MacArthur reports heavy North Korean buildup north of Taejon as US forces push to disrupt rail bridges and support fronts. Falls in Chonan prompt reassessment of defenses while air and ground operations target enemy armor and supply lines.
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Georgia
James
Shel
North Dakota
US Army
Lions
Wisconsin
Iowa
Amsong River
Pyongtaek
Chonan
Songhwan
Chanan
Kumyangjang
U.S
Vonin
Monju
Taejon
CTE Amr
iCommunis
Kum River
Miller
Ity
U. S
Lmes
MacArthur
Air Force
Wonsan
Draft calls possible as selective service plans staged
The article outlines how President Truman authorized induction and how selective service will allocate draftees. It notes about 9.79 million registrants with 6.20 million deferred and 2.15 million not yet classified, and explains a multi-step process to assign quotas, notify boards, examine, and induct starting with 25 year olds before moving downward. The piece also mentions the 1948 setup, a one year extension, and staffing changes to draft boards.
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Defense Department
Army
Truman
Selective Service
Armed Forces
Navy
Air
National Selective Service
WOUR
Lncal
Armed Forces Cails
Operation Snafu at Pago Dnc Fights North Korean Attack
Stars and Stripes reports a chaotic battle as American troops near Pago Dnc repel two Communist assaults after heavy artillery fire and miscommunications. US casualties are light, but panic and withdrawal follow a delayed defense. Heroes emerge among soldiers and a key jeep ambush ends a major officer’s stand.
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Amer
Stars and Trines
Sea Ernest Peoler
San Bernardino
Calif
Secret Film Peddler Barred After Conviction
New York sign painter Herman Axelbank was ordered not to sell secret films after being convicted of posing as a Naval Intelligence agent and trying to auction newsreels to Dr. Frane Bleucher for 12000. The FBI valued the films at 175, with a suspended sentence and probation imposed.
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Washington
New York
Kremlin
Herman Axelbank
Naval
Frane Bleucher
Federal Republic of Germany
FBI
Axelbank
Plan to Change FSA Wins Backing
The Army Navy Union urged Congress to back President Tru man’s plan to transform the Federal Security Agency into a department of health education and security. Col Joseph C Stehlin, national commander, released a letter supporting the plan and said he had sent it to every senator and representative.
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FSA
Washington
Army
Jana Navy Union
Congress
Truman
Federal Security Agency
Department
Joseph C. Stehlin
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