Truman Seeks Broad AntiInflation Bill For Congress
President Truman plans a special session Monday to introduce a comprehensive anti inflation measure addressing price controls rationing and wage safeguards. Secretary Ross said the bill will mirror most of the 10 point program outlined last November and may accompany a presidential message or follow it.
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Charles G. Ross
Congress
Ross
Mr.Triton
Rossi
Berlin
Barktey
Dky
Barkley
Padufean
Truman
Barrymore's Son Stars In Own Drama At LaGuardia
New York reports John Barrymore Jr 16 son of the late actor starred in a Mite drama at LaGuardia id possibly titled Well That Ends Well The youth identified by police as John Barrymore Jr had run away from Watertown N Y with his stepfather Dr Yruwink from Los Angeles who later flew him home The stepfather said the youth has acting ambitions and possesses his father's talent
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NEW _YORK
John Barrymore
LaGuardia
John Barrymore, Jr
John Vruwink
Los Angeles
Watertown
de Tores Costello
Barrymore
Dr. Yruwink
Army Chief Bradley Faces Soviet Threat in Editorial
Marquis Childs, writing on the editorial page, notes Gen Omar N Bradley weighing Pershing’s era against today’s risks as the world contends with Soviet power. The feature highlights sections on pages 26 and 27 including comics, horoscopes, and regular sections across the paper.
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ARMY
Omar N. Bradley
General Pershing
Soviet Union
Marquis Childs
Weather Just Right Bright Sun Expected Tomorrow
Nice weather returns with abundant sunshine and few clouds. Temperatures rise to around 78 degrees as a high pressure area centered over Michigan edges slowly toward the region. The day should feel comfortable with a mild cool touch.
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Michigan
Pershing reaches final rest amid Arlington hills
Washington a, John Joseph Pershing, famed cavalryman, dies and is laid to rest in Arlington National Cemetery. A five year old general, once commander of the American Expeditionary Force, receives a nation’s tribute as stocks on Wall Street slide and the Capitol crowds mourn in a day of national reflection.
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Green Hills
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Spain
Philippines
France
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New York
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Truman
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Chrysler
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Southern Pacific
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U S Charges Egg Monopoly Move
The Agriculture Department charged Great Western Distributors Inc and four York City workers with moving into Philadelphia to corner the egg market ahead of a party convention. The complaint cited pre convention talks and a planned $391,042,000 power project on the St. Lawrence River, with operations at several hotels in Philadelphia.
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Chicago
New
Bellavue-Stratford Tiie Exchange
York State
Ontario Powers Hotel
Commodity Exchangel
St. Lawrence River
Wayward B-17 Safe in the Azores After Long Odyssey
New York dispatch reports the B-17 bomber drifted from Westchester to the Azores in a remarkable flight. Pilot Irwin X Schindler and crew faced passport issues and visas as Canadian and Portuguese authorities debated entry. The aircraft burned off fuel to reach Santa Maria and now awaits the next move by Portuguese authorities.
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New York
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Westchester County
Palestine
Malifax
Irwin X Schindler
Miami
Westcheser
U. S
Santa Maria
Man Spurns 7300 Quiz Prize In Huntington West Va
Mrs Jack L Adams says they will not take the 7300 prize won on Mutual's Three for the Money contest citing weariness and health concerns. Her husband a 27 year old telephone radio splicer had planned to use the funds to build a home amid a flood of calls from agents and charities seeking tips. Mutual plans to deliver the prize but will press to persuade acceptance.
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W. Va
Jack L. Adams
Adams
Mutual Broadcasting System
Charles Adams
Jack
New York City
Mutual
Edward Lee
Lee
Five powers seek formula to avert Berlin clash
The five Western European governments met secretly to craft a plan that would defuse the Soviet Berlin crisis. French Foreign Minister Georges Bidault urged restraint and steered talks toward an immediate top-level gathering of the four allied foreign ministers to prevent a dangerous showdown.
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Brussels
Germany
Georges Budault
Russia
Higl
Hershey Sworn In As Draft Chief In 1940s Tone
Maj. Gen. Lewis B. Hershey is sworn in as head of the new peacetime draft. Hershey, who oversaw induction of more than ten million men in World War II, was named to the post by President Truman on Saturday.
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Washington
Lewis B. Hershey
Truman
Demagogue Challenged by Farmers Voice in Chicago
Adnan Belfield of the American Farm Bureau Federation counters a farm demagogue in Chicago claiming farmers need no demagogues. He asserts farmers can plow sow milk and shear, challenging the speaker who taunts farmers by asking what the farmer cannot do. An old farmer at the crowd retorts potently about laying an egg.
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American Farm Bureau Federation
Chicago
Aid Crisis Meeting Deliberates Berlin Blockade Response
President Truman convened top officials at the White House as Western Allies weigh a new program to counter the Soviet Berlin blockade. Western powers plan to issue notes to Moscow, consider closing canals, curb Soviet shipping, and seek UN action. A direct convoy to Berlin is debated as a potential escalation.
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Berlin
William H. Draper
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Tharese An
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Communist Palmiro Topiatti Returns to Italian Party Direction
Rome reports Palmiro Togliatti recovered from an attempted assassination and prepared to resume active leadership of the Italian Communist Party. Doctors say his general condition is noticeably better.
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Reco
Halian Communist Party
Ex-Convict Held in Washington County Jail Shoot Case
William Razukas, 39, arrested in a swamp near Jackson, Washington County after a car crash and gun misfire in a grand jury matter. Sentence notes indicate police held him at Glens Falls facility as the state pursued action.
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Jews Charge Arab Attacks Break Truce in Palestine War
Israeli forces accuse Syria and Iraq of broad offensive actions in northern Palestine. Reports say Syrian troops hit Jewish positions near Eingeb Sussiia and Sha'ar Hagolan, with fighting continuing. Israel vows to strike wherever Syrians are and ceasefire violations are cited. Arab irregulars attack toward the Tel Aviv Haifa corridor as events unfold.
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Zikron Yaakov
B 29s Massed For Reich Hop
London dispatch reports the largest Superfortress force ever based in England being prepared for operations over Germany. Sixty B 29s and five C 54 Skymaster aircraft were stationed at Union bases after arrivals from the United States. Lt. Col. Stanley Wray will brief about 700 airmen, with Col. John B. Henry noting no night fights expected before Thursday.
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London
England
Germany
Uniee
United States
Jena
Stanley Wray
Curtis Lemay
U.S
Europe
John B. Henry
Rail Fare Boosts Go Into Effect
Rail passenger fares in the northeast rose by 20 percent for coaches and 25 percent for Pullman service as the vacation season began. The new rates, effective immediately, mark a sharp increase in U S rail travel amid heightened freight and international activity, with railroad workers noting the surge in demand across routes and services.
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Singapore
United States
U. S. Rusber Company
One Bullet Ends North Side Escape Shot in Restaurant
John Thomas Petta, 25, a longtime suspect, died at St Joseph’s Hospital after Patrolman Frank Curran fired a single 92 caliber pistol shot as Petta fled from Phil E’s Restaurant. Det Holhannaid and ADA Del Vecchio ruled the death justifiable homicide. Police recovered $13.64 from Petta’s clothing, mostly nickels, with motives tied to pinball and cash register theft. Curran and Simmons pursued Petta after he crouched behind the bar and then bolted toward the dining room, colliding with Curran before being shot near the front door. The investigation, crime lab photos, and finger print checks followed. Kinney and Arnold were notified.
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Petta
Holland
Frank Curran
Pelta
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Frank del Vecchio
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Curran
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Simmons
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Petts
Jane
John A. Kinney
Fred G. Arnold
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Curetan
Texas Triplets In Polio Hospital In Edinburg
Three 20 month old identical triplets from Willacy County were admitted to a polio treatment center in Edinburg Texas. Officials reported their condition as not serious or critical and described them as healthy and resembling grown up dolls. Nurses had marked the babies to distinguish them after arrival. The names were not released.
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Unsseilerich Rio Grande Valley
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South Texas
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