Six-Party Delegation Urges De Gasperi to Assume Provisional Power
In Rome six party delegates backing the republic urge Premier Alcide de Gasperi to act as provisional president after King Umberto II refuses to abdicate. The capital marks the dawn of a new republic with quiet celebrations and minor scuffles in Rome and Naples where one man is killed and dozens wounded in monarchist demonstrations. Pacciardi leads the delegation at the Viminale Palace as ministers prepare for talks.
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Weather forecast for Syracuse area shows showers and warmth
The Weather Bureau predicts showers or thunderstorms and warmer conditions today and tonight in the Syracuse area. Wednesday brings occasional showers and cooler temperatures with a high around 70. Sunset is 8 44 P M and sunrise Wednesday is 5 25 A M.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
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Apology from Othman to Capitol Page Boys
Washington dispatch reports Sen. Robert M. Lafollette and Othman praising Capitol page boys for their conduct. Othman jokes about dreaming of a lottery ticket incident and asks mothers of pages to stop calling. Lafollette is expected to conclude the remark on later page.
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Madman hunted in slaying of Whitcomb in Boston office
Boston police seek a "madman" who shot 73 year old William A. Whitcomb president of Great Northern Paper Co in his downtown Boston office. Capt. McCarthy says the killer posed as a Treasury Department agent and may have staged an attempted shakedown before firing two shots. The slayer spent about seven minutes at the scene.
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William A. Whitcomb
Great Northern Paper Co
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Terminal Leave Bill Passes House
The House approved a terminal leave bill by 379 to 0, sending it to the Senate. It would grant an average $250 terminal leave pay to about 15 million armed forces personnel who served during the war.
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Washington
LLP
Senate
Warm After Rain Storm Hits Syracuse Man Struck by Lightning
A warm front thunderstorm drenched Syracuse with heavy rains and lightning. William Minner, a roomer at 345 West Onondaga Street, says a bolt struck near his bed knocking him to the floor. Landlord Joseph Sanborn reported the incident to Officer Surdick, noting the bolt shattered a bedroom window. Minner left before police arrived.
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W. Onondaga St
William Minner
Joseph Sanborn
Paul Surdick
Minner
Nebraska Vote Tests Stassen Influence
Nebraska provides a proving ground for Harold E. Stassen as he campaigns for Dwight Griswold to unseat Senator Hugh Butler in the Republican primary. Stassen seeks Nebraska’s 15 votes in the 1948 nominating convention while Butler defends policy votes including lend-lease and UNRRA.
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Stassen
Harold E. Stassen
Idaho
Dwight Griswold
Hugh Butler
Minnesota
Griswold
Butler
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Court feud erupts over justice conflict of interest
Justice Robert H. Jackson accuses Justice Hugo Black of participating in decisions benefiting Black's former law partner. The landmark dispute centers on potential improper influence and the ethics of employing e-law partners to argue cases.
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Robert Jackson
Mrs. Jackson
Nuernberg
Germany
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Mernberg
United States
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Supreme Court Faces Resignations Over Black Jackson Split
A spokesman for the American delegation in Nuremberg says either Robert H. Jackson or Hugo L. Black must resign from the U.S. Supreme Court after Blackson’s charges against his colleague. The spokesman insisted the men cannot sit on the same bench.
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Hugo L. Black
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Bar Makes Progress in Practice Declared at Press Conf
Jackson issued a lengthy statement at a hastily convened press conference. He defended a stance and criticized an opposing attitude, asserting his view and addressing ongoing political implications.
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Colunm
Royal Family To Get Gems After Recovery
Maj. Gen. Lloyd Parks announced that 1 500 000 in jewels recovered from a US colonel and his WAC wife will be returned to the German House of Hesse. The jewels will be held as evidence pending trial of three others linked to the disappearance: J Durant his bride Capt Kathleen Nash Durant and Maj David S Watson.
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Lloyd Parks
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Kathleen Nash Durant
David S. Watson
Irene Castle’s Wedding Put Off
Irene Castle McLaughlin says her marriage to Chicago advertising executive George Enzinger has been postponed. The wedding was set for this summer and she plans a vacation to California.
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INS
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Inside the Job Clinic column starts in Herald Journal
The newspaper runs an advice column titled Inside the Job Clinic on page 26 of today's Herald Journal with further installments to appear on Thursday and Saturday. The listings also include sections for Amusements Classified and various city life features.
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Shangri la Wac Will Enter L A
WAC corporal from Owego Margaret Hastings of Shangri La fame plans a new adventure. After a terrorizing 47 days in the New Guinea jungle and an Army plane crash, she will enter Syracuse University as a freshman.
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Wrong Way Eyes Senate Candidate Corrigan Campaigns as Prohibitionist
Douglas Corrigan known as Wrong Way Doug runs for the U S Senate on the Prohibition ticket promising higher taxes to “soak the drunks.” The aviator, who once diverted to Dublin in 1938, says he ran on the Prohibition line because it was the only ballot spot available to him.
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Douglas Corrigan
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U. S. Senate
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Bac
Floyd Bennett Field
New York City
Dublin
Ireland
Actress Martha Scott seeks divorce in Las Vegas
Las Vegas reports actress Martha Scott arrived to file a divorce suit against producer Carlton Alsop. They married five years ago and share a son.
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Martha Scott
Carlton Alsop
Optimism forecast ends maritime labor deadlock
Washington officials voiced cautious optimism as seven maritime unions and ship operators neared a possible settlement within days. War Shipping Administrator Granville Conway stated no strike would occur after talks with Labor Department conciliators and the operators committee, signaling a potential breakthrough in the long-stalled negotiations involving 200,000 seamen and related crews.
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Granville Conway
Labor Department
Conway
Cuban soldiers discharged after failed Camp Columbia coup
Fifty five Cuban soldiers were retired or discharged for their role in a thwarted coup at Camp Columbia on May 17, announced at the presidential palace last night.
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Camp Columbia
Truman vetoes Case Labor Disputes Bill in message to Congress
President Truman vetoed the Case Labor Disputes Bill. He argued the measure would force private workers in peacetime into compulsion, fail to curb strikes, and neglect underlying causes. He urged temporary action and studied reform amid widespread labor dispute. The House vote fell short of overriding the veto.
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Truman veto message highlights labor dispute policy
Washington report outlines President Truman's veto stance on labor disputes. He argues strikes cannot be halted by law and calls for unemployment insurance health care and affordable medical services alongside a fair minimum wage and price control to aid industrial peace. Concluded on page 2 column 6.
Johnson cautions limits on OPA and price controls
Senator Johnson warns against too rapid trimming of OPA as Senate weighs extending price controls beyond June 30. He calls the country still in a grave crisis and argues to keep as much of OPA as necessary though the Banking Committee plan would extend controls a year and lift meat and dairy controls.
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