Pope urges vigilance as crossroad of world faith
Vatican broadcasts show Pope Pius XV addressing about 400000 in St. Peter's Square. He warns against deniers of the sacred and agitators, urging Christian conscience, unity, and actions for peace amid a looming turning point in Italy and global politics before the April 18 elections.
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Ten Communists Held in Brazil Arrests Reported
Federal police arrested ten foreign Communists on espionage and sabotage charges in Brazil. The detainees include five Russians, two Poles, one Argentine, one Estonian, and one Lithuanian, linked to the Slavic Union Agency aiding Slav immigrants.
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Treasury counsel named for Treasury General Counsel post
President Truman nominated Thomas J. Lynch of Ohio to serve as general counsel of the Treasury, indicating a high level legal appointment in Washington. Lynch will join the Treasury’s legal division and advise on fiscal policy and financial regulations.
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Cloture Debate Faces Democratic Party in Senate Standoff
Today's editorial page highlights a test for the Democrats as Senate debate limits threaten to end a filibuster by Southern lawmakers. Marquis Childs analyzes the issue while other features and sections are listed across pages including Amusements, Finance, Bridge, Classifieds, and Sports. Today's Pictures showcase over 180 Begath-freanenina pieces in a bargain display.
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Fifth Avenue Easter Parade Draws Crowds Despite Cold
New York and Ohio attendees highlighted the Fifth Avenue Easter parade as gusty winds and chill temperatures pushed promenaders to wear coats over their outfits. AP wirephotos accompany coverage.
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Weather Outlook Promises Cold Day and Night
The forecast calls for a low of 35 and a high near 50 with south winds turning breezy. Expect occasional rain or light snow tomorrow as temperatures struggle to reach about 40. Yesterday’s high at Munital Airport was 30, with 8 AM at 23 and 5 AM reading 20 this morning.
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Theater Ceiling Falls Wrecks Night at Kansas City Venue
A section of ceiling collapsed at a small neighborhood theater in Kansas City injuring about 30 people. About 200 patrons were present. several were hurt seriously and four hospitalized. Theater manager Donald Martin said there was no panic though screams filled the house.
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Deny resignation of Mrs Roosevelt post
Washington official says Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt has not resigned her United Nations post. Presidential secretary Charles D Ross said no resignation letter has been received and reports of a lob stered resignation are false.
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Soviet trench works along 38th parallel in Korea alarm U.S. zone
Reports from travelers and U S patrols describe Soviet and North Korean digging of foxholes and trenches across five valleys near the 38th parallel. Ditches expanded into 6 foot trenches with 10 foot diameter gun emplacements while rail lines and roads in the area were protected. Observed since March, the activity intensifies with daily new fortifications and near Onjin Peninsula, the line remains heavily fortified, but no weapons observed in the American zone.
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Russia Gets Oil Freighter Chutkotka Sails for Houston
PAULSBORO New Jersey April 4 The Russian freighter Chutkotka sailed for Houston Texas today after loading a cargo of fuel oil. The ship departed with a full hold and was reported in good condition by the port authorities.
Injunction Stay Denied in Watt Hartley Labor Case
Tol. Hammond Indiana reports the AFL I T U's bid for a stay of an injunction against strikes that would violate the Watt Hartley Act. Judge Swygert refused pending appeal, noting probable unfair labor practices and public interest. The injunction remains until the National Labor Relations Board rules on the government's charges.
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Baruch urges draft plan and broader mobilization shift
Senate hearing sees Bernard M Barnely urge Congress to revive universal military training and an industrial mobilization plan to replace postwar demobilization. He warns against a hasty end to military preparedness and criticizes the belief that cessation of hostilities guarantees peace. Concluded on Page 11 Column 2.
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Strike Picket Lines Surround New York Exchanges
Picket lines ringed the New York Stock and Curb exchanges as Financial Employes Union members, backed by Sailors and Seamen unions, began a strike at 8 A.M. Quotations continued from the trading floor as both exchanges halted internal quotation bureaus. Union claims 860 members at the Stock Exchange and 220 at the Curb, all reportedly out.
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Weekend Car Crashes Leave Two Dead and Fourteen Hurt
Two people are dead and fourteen injured from Easter weekend auto crashes. The deceased include Billy Williams eight son of Mr and Mrs William Williams Sr of Clay who died from injuries suffered Saturday on Mud Mill road and Charlie Gummings forty four of 307 Church Street North Syracuse fatally injured in a crash on Route 31 about a mile west of Lakeport. The Williams boy was hit after chasing a ball into the path of Ray Fielding of R D 1 Clay. St Josephs Hospital treated him for a possible brain bleed internal injuries a fractured jaw and arm and a compound leg injury.
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Plans to enter MacArthur in California GOP primaries dropped
LOS ANGELES (UP) Plans to enter Gen. Douglas MacArthur in the California Republican primaries were dropped today at the general's request.
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Dorothy Thompson on Communist Party Revolt Pledge
Dorothy Thompson describes the American Communist Party as an illegal group pledged to illegal methods secrecy and armed rebellion. She cites a program calling for formation of illegal organizations and violent defense of the bourgeois state to guarantee subjugation. Concluded on Page 11, Column 6.
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Aid Control Clause Urged In Foreign Aid Bill
The House Foreign Affairs Committee backed an amendment to a large foreign aid bill to tighten export controls on strategic Sop hones to Tassia and Russia. Rep Mahdi CR S.D. said the panel approved giving the foreign aid administrator power to veto exports if in the national interest as the bill headed to the House floor vote.
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Corregidor Trap Kills 21 in Tunnel Blast
The Philippines Army blamed Japanese forces for booby trapped ammunition that exploded in a sealed Corregidor tunnel. Twenty one workers and soldiers died. fifteen soldiers and six civilian laborers were killed. One injured soldier was rescued. The tunnel had been sealed since 1945 and investigations found unburned powder from Japanese ammo scattered nearby.
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Violator Lashes Husband In Annapolis Court
Richard Hall, 25, was lashed 10 times with a cat-o nine-tails in Annapolis Md for beating his wife. It marks the first lashing sentence here in decades.
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Wedding Sermon Echoes Harbor and Tempest Theme
The bishop compared marriage to a harbor in a tempest, saying a man who chooses the right wife finds safety and calm, while choosing wrongly leads to a stormy, tempestuous marriage. The cautionary parable framed the couple's vows as a test of discernment and fidelity.
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High Court strikes down New York crime publication ban
Washington (PP) The Supreme Court, in a 6 to 3 decision, ruled that a New York law banning sales of publications devoted principally to crime is unconstitutional. Justice Reed led the majority, while Justice Frankfurter warned the ruling undermines similar laws in about twenty states. The opinion held the statute too vague.
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Four Nations oppose Soviet atomic proposals in UN talks
Britain, France, Canada, and the United States demand a first break with Russia over a proposed world wide ban on atomic bombs. They warn such a plan without real controls could mislead publics and aid aggressors. They urge full debate at the 1948 United Nations Assembly in Paris.
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Lewis Subpoenaed Then Accepts Board Inquiry Order
John L. Lewis was subpoenaed to appear before a presidential inquiry into the seal strike after refusing voluntary testimony. He initially declined the invitation but later accepted the subpoena as marshals reported. Lewis gave no comment when asked if he would appear, amid a tense exchange and access delays at UMW headquarters.
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