Buffalo Union OK Bus Strike If Talks Fail
Buffalo union reports narrowly voted to strike after June 30 if talks fail with management. Drivers and maintenance workers from Division 1342 of the Amalgamated Association are pushing for a 40 hour week at current pay amid stalled negotiations. Local President Clayton Stephenson said the main issue is the work schedule versus pay.
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Empire State Buffalo Union
Buffalo
Niagara Frontier Transit
Division 1342
AFL
Clayton Stephenson
British radio operator arraigned on spy charge in London
William Marin Marshall, a 24 year old British Foreign Office radio operator formerly in Moscow, was arraigned in Wrest Arn Magistrates Court on charges of giving information to Pavel Kuznetsov soviet Second Secretary. The case cites the Official Secrets Act and Marshall faces a hearing next week as details on his alleged transmissions emerge from the embassy network.
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London
William Marin Marshall
Moscow
Marshall
Pavel Kvanétsov
Marshal
Wrestarn
Foreign Office
Kuznetsov
William L. A.hughes
Marshall Find
Twins Undergo Identical Thyroid Operations Together
Two four year old sisters Reba and Ruby Krummel from Ceratur County, twins separated by ten minutes, had identical thyroid surgeries at Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis. Doctors called the coincidence unusual yet unsurprising as the pair have acted in unison since birth. They wore different colored pajamas during recovery as nurses insisted.
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Indianapolis
Reba
Ruby Krummel
Ceratur County
Methodist Hospital
Girl Hostage Slayer Indicted for Murder
Putnam County grand jury indicted 22 year old Donald H. Snyder of Wampsville on seven counts including first degree murder for the killing of Betty June Arnold in Mahopac. The indictment lists burglary robbery assault kidnapping and related charges. Snyder was wounded by officers and held at Butterfield Hospital Cold Spring.
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York
Saratoga Springs
Geraldine McMuhen
Rochester
Pal Busines
Irving Ay
New York State
theRywrr
American Association of Unk
Albany
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Toga Springs
Restaut
New York
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SLA
Carmel
Snyder
Betty June
Groom Haven State Prison
Butterfield Hospital
Cold ‘Spring
John P. Donohue
Arnold
Dorothy Arnold
Putnam County
Fred A Dickinson
Gromyko and Soviet diplomacy teased for new approach
The report highlights Andrei Gromyko as a skilled diplomat with expertise on the US and Britain who could lead a fresh super-diplomatic mission from Moscow to London, signaling a possible shift in Kremlin relations. It notes his prior postings in Washington and at the UN, his role in the San Francisco Japan peace talks, and mentions Zarudin and Tarabin with past postings and a spying probe in Canada.
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Vishinsky
Kremlin
Moscow
Washington
United Nations
Irussian
San Francisco
Zarudin
Mosscow
Canada
Taft Sees First or Second Ballot Nomination Prospects
Taft predicts win potential at the G O P convention in Chicago next month with strategic planning. He says a strong midwest bloc and solid southern support are possible if he gains Democratic and independent votes, emphasizing a hard hitting campaign based on honesty, free economy, and restrained federal spending. He targets Dewey and Truman era contrasts, claiming the GOP must offer clear policies to mobilize 7 to 8 million more voters than in 1948.
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Eair
Americans For Democratic Action
Walter F. George
D-Ga
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Ian
W. Averell Harriman
Harriman
Adam Clayton Powell
Capitol Press Association
Allen J. Eilender
Truman
G.O.P
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Taft
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Tait
Bea
Washington
United States
G.O P
Thomas FE
Dewey
New ‘York
Ei Vhower
Dewey Taft
D ‘Taft
Eisenhower
Two trains crippled cause 75000 stranded in rush hour chaos
At dusk two New Haven runs failed within minutes causing 75000 commuters across 100 trains to be stranded from 20 minutes to two hours. A Yankee Clipper locomotive failed near Woodlawn and a Springfield train caught fire in the Bronx. Traffic snarled across the New Haven line and the Harlem Division of the New York Central.
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New York
New Haven Rail Road
Fom
Boston
Woodlawn
New Haven
Springfield
Mass
Bronx
Connecticut
Central
All Kinds From Page One Promises to Strengthen Security and Cut Taxes
President asserts tax cuts and stronger national defense can go hand in hand while cautioning Congress against false economy. Taft Eisenhower and Truman clash over fiscal strategy with calls to trim the federal budget and military spending for the coming years. House votes to slash 40 billion dollar budget and propose 48 billion cap sparks debate on World Peace and defense.
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Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Tait
White House
Eisenhower
Truman
Congress
House
Conjs Aetega
Amer- Eisenhower
Texas
Lewis
Lana
Georgia
Taft
Washington
Kamp
Hong
British General Warns New Push In Korea Could Be Pyrrhic
Lord Alexander, British defense minister, said a renewed Communist drive in Korea would cause terrific losses and not break through, noting Allies cannot capture all of Korea. The report also covers Soviet reactions to Bolshevik figures, Indian cultural mission notes, and a fire tragedy in Glasgow with five family members dead.
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Korea
Alexander
Lord Alexander
Ailaen
India
Moscow
Nehru
Aremona
Italy
Mac
Boston
Thomas Penston
College of Glasgow
Sicily
Scoland
John Horne
Cecile
Wait
Arnold
Carole
Gorneault
Four Airmen Die In Two Crashes In Arizona
Four U S Air Force servicemen were killed yesterday in two crashes in Arizona. A BM-26 bomber collided with a F-84 Thunderjet near Phoenix. Capt Herman Peters of Fresno, California, parachuted to safety. The incident follows a separate AT-6 trainer crash near Tucson that claimed the life of Cadet John E. Trahan of Louisiana. Pia Lindstrom testified in a separate matter involving Ingrid Bergman, describing her feelings toward her mother during a court hearing in Rochester.
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Ariz. GP
CS. Air Force
Arizona
Here
Herman Peters
Fresno
Calif
Howard A. Falr
Los Angeles
Pia Lindstrom
Eaton
Ingrid Bergman
Sgt
James
Italy
Maley
Providence
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Charles R. Bowen
Thalian
Pia
Etary
Rmberto Rosvellin
John E. Trahan
Lows
Mildred J. Lille
Tugson
Ingrid
Grid
Rome
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Mer
Rochester
Peter Lindstrom
Trondequoit
Joseph H. Smith
St. Paul Boulevard
Laura
Breska
Asid
Miss Bergman
Ines
Dorn
Truman urges atomic peace drive amid Texas political clash
President Truman frames atomic knowledge as a peaceful power source while criticizing Ike backers and Texas political maneuvers over national security. He envisions turning atomic energy to peaceful daily power, highlighting the Nautilus plant and broader industrial growth for backward areas.
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Truman
Ile
Robert Fulton
Red Spies in Truce Posts in Panmunjom Area
UN spokesman disclosed that Communist infantry observation posts remain inside the Panmunjom truce zone amid stalled armistice talks. Brig. Gen. Nuckols said Allies knew of three positions but did not know if they are still there. No progress on prisoner exchange. possible recess may be forced. Two sides also agreed to survey boundaries of the 3,000 yard conference area. UN noted shell fragments hit a civilian in the neutral zone last Thursday. investigation found one injury near the zone and others just outside.
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Munsan
Korea
Panmunjom
William P. Nuckols
William K. Har’ Tison
Uilien
Nuckols
Lost crewmates sought as Lucho sinks off Patagonia
An intensive search for 18 crewmen aboard the 600 ton eel Lucho continued near the Patagonian coast south of Buenos Aires after the vessel sank in a storm. Three ships assisted but no survivors were found. the cargo included wool and porcelain bound for Buenos Aires.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Patagonian
Lucho
Prier
Buenos Ayres
Buenos Aireh
Lodge and Taft aides clash over convention seating
In Beverly Massachusetts Senator Henry Cabot Lodge claims the GOP national convention will decide seating amid disputes. He accuses Eisenhower supporters of chaos while Lodge denounces Hallanan as temporary chair and Taft backers trade sharp barbs over control of the convention.
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we.Mass
Eisenhower
Beverly
Mass
G.O.P
National Committee
Lodge
Jol
Taft
Walter S. Hal
Shim
Newseyiueseme Et
Hallanan
Rain War on Page One Aimed at Stopping Rain
Olympia meteorologist Dr Paul E Church jokes about anti rain tactics while Yakima Republic notes Jack M Hubbard hops across the valley to disrupt clouds. The UW meteorologist says over-seeding with silver iodide is likely, dispersing particles to prevent heavy rain. Cherry harvests in Wenatchee and Yakima report only occasional showers with minor damage.
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Jack M. Hubbard
Olympia
Wash
Hubbard
Yakima Republic
Paul E. Church
University of Washington
Wenatchee
Yekima
Four retail groups urge OPS to end food price ceilings
Four trade groups claiming to represent about 125000 stores asked the Price Stabilizer to remove ceilings on 233 foods not including fresh meats butter milk and fried goods. They say consumer demand and savings from the Korean War era debt payoff justify the move while OPS notes prices remain high. An index shift cited potato price effects and wholesale prices rose slightly in the week to June 10.
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OPS
Bureau of Labor Statistics Index
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