Congress Move May Result in Filibuster
Washington Republicans pressed to study President Truman housing and anti inflation proposals and to aid passage of the anti poll tax bill. Millikin said committees will review Truman's message for emergency national action and ensure swift processing. Democrats threaten to filibuster. adjournment planned possibly next week.
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Three Powers Move to Broaden Talks on European Settlement
London AP reports Britain France and the United States will offer to begin talks with Paris on a general European settlement. The Western Powers aim to broaden the four power talks on Germany to cover all major East West European differences.
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Truman Message in Congress Receives Editorial Outlook
A column by Marquis Chilis评inspects President Truman's address to Congress and weighs the chief executive's record over the past three years. The piece appears among editorials and pages listing features and sections such as amusements, deaths, and sports.
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Global Plane Falls in Sea during round-the-world run
A B‑29 attempting a globe‑circling flight crashed into the sea off Aden on the Arabian coast. One crewman, Sgt Gustafson of Oakwood Massachusetts, survived and is in RAF hospital suffering no serious injuries. The other two planes returned to Aden. several crew members aboard each plane, about 18 and 17 respectively, were aboard the craft. Authorities reported no further bodies found as patrols continued along the coast through the night and into morning. The mission began six days earlier from Tucson, linking stops at MacDill Tampa Lagens and Wheelus ahead of new legs in the around‑the‑world attempt. The crash details and surviving crew were confirmed by Capt. Bercy H. Kramer at Davis-Monthan Field.
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Clash Hurts Five Pickets at Bayon Ohio
Five pickets were injured today in renewed clashes between police and the picket line at the unnamed plant in Bayon Ohio. Newsmen described the engagement as the most violent yet in the back to work movement involving 340 striking employees. Among the injured was Jon Kaplan, international organizer of the CIO United Steelworkers, whose head bled as he was loaded into a patrol wagon.
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Wrong Way Red Talks Way to Jail
A misshapen dispatch reports a gravely fragile Seoul incident about a supposed wrong way Communist. An officer outlined a July spy charge as the man claimed crossing into Soviet-occupied Korea. Police said he believed he was aiding North Korean authorities in a convoluted frame of geopolitics.
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South Korea
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County Hub for CAP War Force Plans in Central New York
A Civil Aeronautics Administration survey shows Onondaga County as the hub for a Civil Air Patrol force of about 383 planes in a regional defense scheme. Central New York would coordinate protective land warning using privately owned planes, with 160 civilian aircraft already in Onondaga hangars and airfields and additional craft in nearby counties.
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Three Airmen Killed In Naval Training Crash
Yokota air base announced three American airmen were killed when a B 26 medium attack bomber crashed into the sea after its wing touched the zen during maneuvers. The plane failed to pull up and went down near the Yokota facility.
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Mayor in Seclusion Plans Budget Cuts to Reach 21 Million
City faces a record budget near 21 million as the mayor and Finance Commissioner Bedford review department requests. Nearly all heads have submitted estimates higher than the administration desires with wage increase talks paused. Firemen seek a 4700 raise and the locomotive engineer’s department asks 500, while general increases remain uncertain.
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Ideal Weather Forecast Promises Warm, Clear Tomorrow
Tomorrow is expected to be ideal with blue skies and a few clouds. Temperatures will stay under 85 degrees, making it perfect for swimming and outdoor leisure. Last night saw light showers with minor precipitation recorded.
Howlett Hill Veteran Forgives Jap Torturers
Albert Lounsbury, a Howlett Hill veteran and ex prisoner, recalls his Tokyo ordeal with little rancor toward captors. He marched miles with a broken ankle, speaks of fear and hunger, and questions punishment for the Nipponese as memories unfold across a wartime life.
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Food Prices Drop 12 Cents
New York reports wholesale food prices fell in the past week per Dun & Bradstreet index. The index dropped 1.7 points to 7.48, from the prior week’s 7.60, with a year ago at 6.51. Thirteen foods declined while several rose and many stayed unchanged.
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Firm Moves Plant in Bomb Migration Draft
STRATFORD Conn. Selective Service officials promised a painless registration for a new draft effort as United Aircraft Corp moves a plant to stage the migration. The plan aims to register those ages 21 to 25 first, with most in the 24 to 25 bracket treated as eligible and future calls anticipated after October. Senate committee members including Chairman Chan Gurney urged a single group plan, while officials noted exemptions for certain older or clearly noneligible registrants.
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Bar Group Plans Court Speedup Measures for Congestion
The County Bar Association and legislative committee launched a study to ease congestion in state and police courts. U S Attorney Higbee will form a committee to review the new traffic code with the mayor’s traffic advisory group. Attorney Harbart Slade leads the legislative panel to decide if statutes require changes and consider appointing Municipal Court judges to traffic and police courts.
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Harbart Slade
Blaze Destroys Upper Floors of B W Rieker Malt Plant
Detroit fire gutted the upper half of the eight story B W Rieker & Co malt plant, causing about 750 000 dollars in damage. Fire origin was undetermined, with flames sending debris onto grain piles below. Armin Roeher, president, estimated the loss at 750000 dollars.
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Explosion at Ludwigshafen plant devastates chemical complex
In Mannheim, across the Rhine, officials report 300 to 600 killed and about 1,400 injured as a massive blast and fire hit the I. G. Farben plant at Ludwigshafen. Flames rose miles high, windows shattered, hundreds evacuated to Mannheim hospitals, with lines down and uncertain casualty tallies. The plant, part of the I. G. Farben conglomerate, employed 6,000 to 7,000 workers and lay near the Franco American occupied zones postwar.
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Dewey Victory Quip Sparks Debate in Pangals Visit
Clyde E Thompson of the US Chamber of Coins claimed Dewey will be our next president during a Pangals visit to see the Med forests of Ayreon Pewey ty. The stayers challenged the remark, noting Thompson’s past errors and asking for clarity on his “no mistake” stance.
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