Arrest Of Leader Scored In US Note To Moscow
The United States charged Russia with causing a political crisis by unjustified interference in Hungarian internal affairs. A sharp note was delivered to Moscow, London, Budapest, and the Soviet commander as Secretary of State Marshall traveled toward the Soviet capital with the official summary of the note.
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Washington
United States
Russia
Budapest
Gaid
Hungary
Moscow
Marshall
Kovacs
Smallholders Party
State Department
Marshall lands at Orly en route to Moscow meeting
Secretary of State Marshall, flying to a ministers conference in Moscow, landed at Orly Airport at midday. He planned dinner with President Vincent Auriol and a talk with Premier Ramadier before Berlin. The note cited Hungarian politician Bela Kovacs arrest and foreign interference concerns.
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Paris
Marshall
Moscow
Orly
Vincent Auriol
al Ramadier
Berlin
United States
Germany
Weather Forecast for Syracuse Area and Eastern New York
The Weather Bureau reports light snow flurries and cooler temperatures today with a high near 35 and a low around 25. Friday will bring more snow flurries and colder conditions, with variable cloudiness interior and on the coast.
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New York
Snow Records Fall as Weather Fades Snow Threat
Weather conditions improve with rain moving east from the Southwest. Snow totals reach 23 inches in the current storm, 29.2 inches overall for March, setting a local record and prompting a mild thaw tonight before a potential freeze resumes.
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Richard
U. S. Weather Bureau
Wagner Act strike wave feared in law revision
National Labor Relations Board Chairman Paul M Herzog warned Senate and House Labor Committees that divergent views on Wagner Act amendments could trigger a wave of strikes if provisions pass. He said years of uncertainty and court litigation may follow enactment of many proposals. Industry officials urged careful interpretation by the board as Congress considers changes. Concluded on page 11.
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Paul
M. Herzog
National ‘Labor ‘Relations
Merce
Senate
House Labor Committees
Hwerzog
N.dl-R.b
Chamber of Commerce
House
Herman Ww. Steinkraus
Business’ Organization
Snald
Herzog
Sparkman proposes rent control compromise in Senate
Senator Sparkman of Alabama offers a Senate Banking Committee compromise to extend rent controls until June 30 1948 with no across the board ceiling increase. He expects support from five other Democrats and at least one Republican to form a majority. The plan aims to block a subcommittee bill retaining controls only until December 31 and permitting a flat ten percent rise.
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Washington
ULP
Sparkman
D- Ala
Todedy
Senate Banking’ Committee
Secutine
Heroic Trek Aids Stricken Man In Auburn Rescue
Ernest Wallace, 46, of 3 Swift Street Auburn, suffered a ruptured ulcer and peritonitis while visiting Pulaski. Dr. Frederick Loomis and state police aided a Syracuse airplane ski patrol and a locomotive to rush him to Watertown’s House of the Good Samaritan. Wallace underwent an emergency operation at 5 AM and is listed in serious condition.
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Syracuse
Watertown
Ernest Av “Wallace
Swift’ St. Extension
Auburn
of the
Wallace
Lynn
Bergdoré
Frederick Loomis
Truman attacks high tariff advocates at Baylor talk
President Truman challenged tariff supporters while receiving an honorary degree at Baylor University in Waco Texas. He urged freer world trade to avoid economic warfare and said tariff cutting would not hurt U S industry. He dismissed isolationist slogans and targeted Republican lawmakers criticizing the reciprocal trade program.
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Tex
Truman
United States
U.S
Baylor University
Mexico
Washington
Sabath seeks price inquiry on cost of living
Rep. Sabath urged the House to order its agriculture committee to investigate why costs for essential items rose over fifty percent in six months. He accused opponents of waging a propaganda war against consumers and criticized remaining controls on rents sugar and rice.
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Sabath
D-Ir
House
Agriculture Committee
Heusg
Republican Congress
Margaret Truman Makes Radio Debut On Sunday
The White House announced Miss Margaret Truman will debut as a singer on the Sunday evening 8 to 9 P.M. hour of the American Broadcasting Company program. The show originates in Detroit with her voice teacher Mrs T Strickler of Kansas City and the President's peanut…prune mention.
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Washington
Margaret Truman
American Broadcasting _Company
White House
Detroit
Peunlkee
T.’ Strickler
Kansas City
16 Year Old Receives Life Term for Killing Father
In Detroit a Recorder's Court judge reluctantly sentenced 16 year old Richard Viau to life in prison for the slaying of his policeman father. Judge Arthur E. Gordon said he had never imposed a more reluctant sentence and committed the boy to Jackson Prison for the rest of his natural life.
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Recorder's Court
Richard Viau
Arthur E. Gordon
Jackson Prison
Dewey vows fight on public strikes in New York
Governor Dewey pledges hard line against public employee strikes including teachers and other state workers. He backs a bill to fire strikers and bar their five year reemployment, aiming to push the measure through the Legislature despite expected opposition from unions and teacher groups. The GOP plans to push the bill as a party measure and close the session around March 15 to 17.
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Alb
Dewey
Nation Today
New York State
CG. O.P
Albany
Columan
Taft’s Conservative Path Seen Dead in Column Analysis
Marquis Childs writes that Taft’s hoped middle course for the Republican party is effectively finished. The piece on the editorial page argues the party will drift Democrats’ or conservatives’ directions, shaping today’s political landscape.
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Taft
Ohio
Republican Party
Marquis Childs
New Lahore Riots Flare Across City Violence Surges
Reports from Lahore describe a renewed sectarian riot with Hindus and Muslims clashing as casualties rise. Officials say the situation was brought under control by evening after a day of fighting with gunfire from police troops and rioters. earlier toll listed 17 killed and 89 wounded.
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New Delhi
Lahore
Panama Rejects Paris Peace Treaty as Too Harsh
Panama’s Foreign Ministry said the government will not adhere to the peace treaty signed in Paris, deeming its terms too harsh for Panama’s interests. The stance comes as Paris pact draws reactions from other states.
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Panama
Foreign Ministry
Paris
Supreme Court eases union fine in coal strike case
The Supreme Court upheld John L Lewis and the United Mine Workers with a $700000 fine on the union, reducing a $3.5 million penalty, while keeping a $10000 fine on Lewis. The decision, announced during a routine session, conditions the reduced amount on full compliance with lower court orders and withdrawal of a negotiated notice.
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Vinson
Murphy
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Douglas
Court
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Trial Court
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J. A. Krug
Interior
Russia Resists Global Atomic Control Proposals
Fresh Soviet objections undermine American hopes for international control of atomic energy. Andrei Gromyko told the United Nations Security Council that Moscow rejects unrestricted UN access to Soviet territory, rejects a foreign agency to manage atomic activity, retains its veto over enforcement, and demands the US first scrap existing bombs before any oversight.
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Atomic Energy
Andrei Gromyko
Russia
United Nations Security Council
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