New York Telephone Talks Collapse Before Expiry
Contract negotiations between New York Telephone Co and the Employees Union (Ind.) representing about 18,000 operators in the New York metropolitan area broke off last night two hours before the contract expired at midnight. The union had sought extensions. company said no strike expected despite breakdown.
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Raffie Employes ‘Union
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New York
Thompson firm comments on public exposure of David Robertson
Cleveland report notes Thompson reducts Inc and Taanson discuss public access to David Robertson. Brotherhood of Firemen and Enlisted scheduled event details. Board chiefs reference ongoing dispute and pending efforts to close actions yesterday.
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Western commandants reject Soviet demand in Berlin talks
In Berlin talks, Western commanders report the Soviet demand for all occupation troops to withdraw was turned down. The dispute centers on Berlin status and the Allied position, with officials noting no protest was lodged by U.S. authorities. Meanwhile, Associated reports cover trials in Frankfurt and a landslide affecting Japanese workers in Kandstride.
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Copentiagen
Ofiay
Berlin
Alexeis Jelisarov
West
Biter
U.S
Wives of Miners Block Railroad in BAL ND
Four women identifying as wives of miners blocked rail cars to a lignite mine near BAL ND by throwing themselves onto a switch track. State reinforcements and highway patrol were dispatched after the protest. the mine had reopened after a January labor dispute.
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Fred G. Aandahl
E. M. Klein
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Sitiki
Two Sets of Twins Bring Waver in London Court
In Lambeth a swimming instructor named John Walter Shepherd was fined five shillings for drunkenness. The casualty list notes deaths of Albert M. Clark a Missouri judge and George Henry Smathers a North Carolina land title expert, with other obituary mentions including routine political scandal references tied to 1939 New Orleans events.
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John Walter Shepherd
Lambeth Court
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Beaconsfield
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George Henry Smathers
Buncombe County
Bart
North Carolina
Ashervile
Photo Cited By McCarthy As Evidence
Washington Senator McCarthy released a photograph he says shows Owen Lattimore and Philip Jaffe at Communist headquarters in Yenan in 1937. Lattimore, a Johns Hopkins professor, and Jaffe, former Amérasia editor, have been central to McCarthy’s claim that the U.S. government employs Communists. Lattimore denies being a Communist under oath in the famed "Russia's top agent" allegations and the Europe era documents case involving wartime secret papers.
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Amérasia
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Rameérasia
Office of Strategic Services
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Thomas Arthur
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Board of Economic
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Rent Law Debate Trials Senate Quorum Question
In a heated session Senator Knowland moved to adjourn, a quorum question arose as more senators wandered in to form one. Lucas’ motion carried but the body remained unsettled amid debate on rent controls and proposed legislation feared to undermine property rights.
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Truman Promenade at Grant's Farm During Missouri Reunion
The article recalls President Truman at a Missouri reunion in St Louis County near Grant's Farm. He rode in a four horse coach, toured the grounds with August Busch Jr, and waved to onlookers while urging support for American aid to free nations amid Cold War tensions. The event included a reception in Columbia and coverage of his remarks on the Marshall Plan and Russian actions.
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Elks Elect New Leader and State Officers
The Stats Elks Association elected Martin yesterday to succeed George A Swalbach of Rochester as president. Among 600 delegates at the 38th annual convention, vice presidents include J Harry Hotaling Little Falls Max Miller Ogdensburg George Wayne Seneca Falls William Healey Saratoga Springs Thomas Kinney Hornell Kenneth Campbell Olean and Michael Cahill Lyons. Secretary William R L Cook of Bayside and Treasurer Claude J Cushman of Binghamton were reelected.
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George A
Swalbach
Rochester
J. Harry
Hotaling
Little Falls
Max Miller
Ogdensburg
George Wayne
Seneca Falls
William I. Healey
Saratoga Springs
Thomas Kinney
Hornell
Kenneth Campbell
Olean
Michael Cahill
Lyons
William
R. L. Cook
Bays
Door to door salesman fails to seal free cookbook offer
Tasadena California. Martin Hersh, a door to door magazine salesman, called on Mrs Madeline Sauder and offered a free cookbook with a subscription. Mrs Sauder refused and closed the door. Hersh pressed at front and back doors and left with an unfinished sales talk.
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Madeline Sauder
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Hersh
Kerth
Alaska Anti-Trust Prosecutions Hit Broad Commerce
The Justice Department launches broad anti trust actions in Anchorage against 23 corporations 233 individuals and two dealer groups for alleged exclusive arrangements harming Alaska’s economy led by Alaska Steamship Company and five officers. The case targets shipping fuel, food liquor taxis and dry cleaning with indictments from a federal grand jury. The attorney general aims to press further actions while the steamship firm denies charges and vows a full trial.
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Justice Department
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Gilbert W. Skinner
Remington to Quit Job in Federal Court Case
William W. Remington plans to resign from his post amid a case in federal court in New York. An indictment related to Sawyer’s request has prompted reconsideration of earlier refusals to sign. Remington will depart after business hours, with Cincinnati and Sawyer figures involved in the sequence of events.
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Remington
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Sawyer
Cincinnati
Aids
U S Fights Many Underground Fires Across Regions
The federal government reports progress in a two year battle against underground fires that have smoldered for years. Fires in coal beds across Pennsylvania, Colorado, and Wyoming are being blocked by trenching and oxygen source cuts, while others are being dug out. one serious fire near Carbondale, Pennsylvania threatens with mud and flood-like seepage.
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Bureau of Mines
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Colorado
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Carbondale
Plane Navigator Admits Error In Shannon Ditching
James Batman, navigator, testified at a Civil Aeronautics Board hearing that he misinformed the pilot about their position before the Rome to United States plane ditched off the coast of Ireland on Aug 35 due to fuel loss. Fifty survivors were rescued, including aviatrix Ruth Nichols, after the Shannon airport signal error.
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Lightning Fatality Ends Life of William Fornsbee
A bolt of lightning struck and killed William F. Fornsbee, 42, as he stood before an open window shielding his unfinished house from rain. He leaves five children and was reportedly attempting to cover the window when the fatal strike occurred.
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Forrestal's Diary May Be Opened
Senator Brewster urged President Truman to open the late Defense Secretary Forrestal's secret diary to reveal whether its contents relate to the Amerasia case. The diary would remain closed while Truman is president, though Brewster said he is not demanding public disclosure.
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Vandenberg Widow Elizabeth Pfeiffer Dies in Grand Rapids
Elizabeth Pfeiffer Vandenberg, eldest daughter of Senator Arthur Vandenberg, died in Grand Rapids Michigan. She was born July 25 1882 in Wayne Indiana and lived with her husband in Grand Rapids. The Senate adopted a resolution expressing profound regret as funeral arrangements were not announced.
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Republicans and Democrats Form Coalition to Oust Marcantonio
In New York City, Republicans and Democrats join with Liberals to back Donovan over Marcantonio in a bid for the 14 year seat. The coalition cites anti communism while Liberal leaders imply support may swing to Donovan.
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Maniac a Robs Hotel Room For Coins In Hazleton
In Hazleton Pennsylvania a manion picked pockets from a hotel room after a wedding anniversary incident. Police say the suspect took coins worth about two dollars from a window display and fled before officers arrived. The event involved pedestrians and left officers puzzled by the strange theft.
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Hall of Firm Left to Employees in Will
A Hill and Co. leader died May 17 at 64. Probate disclosed an estate of 100000 dollars to be sent to family and nine employees. Half of the firm income plus dividends from several shares were to be paid to seven employees in varying percentages.
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Troopers Move To End Rayon Strike Battle
Morristown Tennessee where state troopers were ordered to halt a violent rayon plant dispute. Guardsmen protected workers after a shift change amid clashes leaving several injured as state authorities mobilized to end the confrontation.
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Adenauer Demands Bonn Aid Ouster Of Minister
Bonn, Germany. Adenauer’s Christian Democratic Party demanded the ouster of agriculture minister Guenther Gorekne from Lower Saxony after a meeting with East German deputy premier Walter Ulbricht. The party said a minister who sits with a traitor cannot lead a German state. The cabinet sent the Lower Saxony president a telegram expressing surprise at the meeting and the pact with Poland that ceded land to the Poles.
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