Senators Seek Data on Cold War Fight Plans
Senators pressed the Truman administration for secret cold war data. Senator Bridges said the Armed Services Committee wants to know from Secretary Marshall and Secretary Forrestal if and where the United States intends to fight. Cabinet officers were summoned to a closed door meeting to discuss draft revival and universal military training.
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Bridges
R-Njel
Armed Service Committee
Marshall
Secretary of Defense
Forrestal
Seasion
Truman
Union Wins Plea to Intervene in NLRB Hearing on Taft-Hartley Affidavits
A National Labor Relations Board hearing officer granted the International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers the right to intervene in proceedings involving Precision Castings Co. Inc. of Fayetteville, the American Federation of Labor, and the C I O United Automobile Workers. The intervening union’s status was contested by counsel for Precision and for the United Automobile Workers as an election for a bargaining agent had been postponed after a protest. The ruling allows the Mine Workers to participate, with further objections addressed at the court table.
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International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers
Precision Castings Co. Inc
Fayetteville
American Federation of Labor
C. I. O United Automoble Workers
John C. McRee
Buffalo
NLRB
Harry E. Smoyer
Cleveland
Precision Company
Francis X. O’melia
United Automobile Workers
Precision
Mi ‘and Smelter Workers
Sidney H. Greenberg
Pope Challenges City County Unification Debate
Albert F. Pope of Liverpool challenges Mayor Frank J. Costello to a public debate on merging city and Onondaga County governments. Pope, opposing the plan, warns it would lead to village and town losses and city messes. Costello counters with calls to reform taxes and study additional levies to fund both governments.
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Albert F. Pope
Liverpool
Frank J. Costello
Onondaga County
Pope
The
Liver
Truman Palestine policy labeled a revolving mistake
In his editorial page column Marquis Childs calls the Truman administration’s Palestine policy a self perpetuating error that can be attacked from many angles. He notes pro Zionists have valid points while accusing betrayal. Page references and feature listings follow, including comics and various departments.
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Marquis Childs
Weather turns cooler after brief warm spell ends
The Weather Bureau reports a short warm spell has ended. After reaching around 60 degrees for a 24 hour period, temperatures are set to fall to a low near 38 tonight with showers possible. Expect cloudy skies and cooler conditions, with a daytime high near 48 tomorrow.
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Weather Bureau
Missing Air Force C-47 Near Mount St Helens
A twin engined C-47 transport carrying eight is missing in the rough country near Mount St Helens. Last seen near Yacob about 20 miles south of the peak. The plane was en route from Fairfield-Suisun Air Base to Portland and was last heard at 1 07 P.M. yesterday.
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Wash
Airorce
Ailly
Mount St. Helens
Yacob
Mount St. Eolens
Fairfield- Suisun
Calif
Portland
Morse Warns Crisis Might Halt Tax Cut Plan
Senator Morse says worsening world conditions could force Congress to rescind the proposed 4.8 billion tax cut. He supports moving the bill toward passage but warns that greater military spending may require restoring current tax rates. Morse fears drastic cuts yet notes public demand for tax relief after opposing last year. Senator O Mahoney proposes an amendment allowing five year tax write offs for synthetic fuel plant investments, shortening the present 20 year write off.
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Washington
Morse
Congress
Senate
O'Mahoney
D-Wye
Ferry Aground in East River Rescue Saves All Hands
In heavy fog just before midnight a county operated ferry ran aground in the East River. A ship to shore distress call brought a rescue fleet including a fireboat and two police launches. Low tide kept them from closer approach but the crew and passengers were saved without injuries.
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New York GP
East River
War Trial Recess Sought for Weizsacker Case in Germany
MERNBERG Germany defense counsel Warren KE Magee asked for a six month recess in the war crimes trial of 21 former German Foreign Office officials. He filed a motion to adjourn the proceedings for Ernst von Weizsacker once German ambassador to the Vatican.
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Mernberg
Germany
Foreign Office
Warren KE. Magee
Washington, D. C
Ernst von Weiznecker
Vatican
Queen Operated On For Appendectomy In Athens
Queen Fredericka underwent an appendectomy at Red Cross Hospital in Athens. The operation was successful, according to hospital officials.
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Fredericka
Red Cross Hospital
Pigeons Face Electronic Device At Syracuse Library
Pigeons evicted from the Syracuse Public Library use an electronic device to deter them. A wire field along the front edge scatters birds, forcing them to roost on a south ledge awaiting further wiring this week. The device, said to be harmless, aims to keep public buildings clean. The Algun Company.
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Syracuse
Algun Company
Boiset
White House mum on Mead post rumor
The White House refused to confirm or deny a report that James M. Mead of Buffalo a former Democratic senator from New York City would be named to a vacancy on the Federal Power Commission Press Secretary Charles G Ross said he had heard the rumor but could not tell reporters whether it was true
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White House
James M. Mead
Buffalo
New York City
Federal Power Commission
Charles G. Ross
U S. Will Remain In Berlin Despite Russian Boycott
Gen. Lucius D. Clay, U S military governor, said the United States will stay in Berlin by agreement as Russia boycotts four power governance. The boycott halted meetings of Allied Control Council and scheduling of four power committee sessions, with Russians skipping two sessions and delaying continued coordination efforts.
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Russia
Germany
United States
Saxony
Thuringia
Lucius D. Clay
U.S
Allied Control Council
Control Authority
Allied Coordinating Committee
Clay
De Gasperi Seeks United States of Europe Plan
Italian Premier Alcide De Gasperi, after a three hour talk with French Foreign Minister Georges Bidault at Tiny Crea near Turin, said the West may be moving toward a United States of Europe. Bidault announced Paris, London and Washington plan to return Trieste to Italy, statehood pivotal ahead of the April 18 elections. De Gasperi called Bidault's statement a force larger than nations or elections.
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Alcide de Gasper
Georges Bidault
United States of Europe
Bidault
United States
Great Britain
France
Trieste
Italy
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Piedmont
Turin
de Casperi
Bidauli
Moscow
de Gasperi
Interim Aid Grant Urged by House Appropriations
The House Appropriations Committee recommended an immediate grant of 55 million dollars to aid Austria France and Italy until long-range foreign aid legislation becomes law. The package also includes 500 million dollars for tax refunds and 125 thousand dollars for Indian relief, matching the president's earlier request.
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House Appropriations
Austria
France
Italy
Truman
Yugoslavia Protests Western Trieste Proposal
Belgrade denounces the Western powers plan to restore Trieste to Italy while not rejecting it outright. Tito's government argues the move inflames chauvinism, harms peace in Southern Europe, and serves propaganda. Yugoslav officials see no real benefit for Italians or regional peace. Politika says the plan is a backstab against Yugoslav and Italian peoples.
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Tito
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States
Britain
France
Europe
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Politika
Virtuous Faults in a Droll Exchange at the Market
Betty quotes General Eisenhower's faults as virtues and a comic tale about a hen buyer and seller. The seller confesses one incurable fault: she will lay on the Sabbath. The vignette blends humor with a Jewish marketplace anecdote style and character banter.
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Betty
Grable
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