Five Year Old Mary Ann Dines With U S Steel Chief
Mary Ann Ryan five shares lunch with Benjamin F. Fairless president of United States Steel Corp during stockholders meeting in Hoboken New Jersey. The child, daughter of Mr and Mrs Raymond R Ryan of Camillus Howlett Hill road, is visiting grandparents Mr and Mrs George R Baldwin of the Bronx.
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United States Steel Corp
Mary Ann Ryan
Raymond R. Ryan
William Thomas
Camillus-Howlett Hill Rd
Benjamin F. Fairless
Mary Ann
George R. Baldwin
Bronx
Hoboken, M. J
U.S. Steel
Hoboken
N. J
Benjamin
Hairless
House backs two year draft revival predicts quick approval
Speaker Martin asserts the House will pass a two year draft revival soon after the Armed Services Committee approved the bill 28 to 5. He says the committee vote was decisive and the measure will move to the House calendar promptly. The panel backs universal military training and draft in one bill amid a three way fight among House Senate and Administration. Concluded on Page 7.
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House
Martin
R-Mass
House Armed Services Committee
Congress
Tlouse
Senate
Bevin Rules Out Real Settlement With Russia
London Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin told the House of Commons there is little chance of a lasting settlement with Russia while it spreads Communism. He opened a two day debate and asserted British forces will stay in Berlin despite Russian efforts to oust them. He praised western Europe.
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London
Russia
Ernest Bevin
House of Commons
Bevin
Commons
Berlin
German Field Marshal Von Rundstedt Admitted To Hospital
The War Office reported that Field Marshal Gerd von Rundstedt, commander on the Western Front in the last war, has entered a hospital for treatment of phlebitis. He is a German military leader.
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Diss
England
War Office
Gerd von Rundstedt
Western Front
Phiebhitis
Othman probes next president as Gallup Crossley insights
Frederick C. Othman reports investing 1.25 to learn the next U.S. president but finds pollsters Gallup and Crossley know little more at press time. The note includes page references for comics, horoscopes, editorials, and radio listings.
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Frederick C. Othman
George Gallup
Archibald Crossley
Othman
Warm Spell Forecast Brightens for Local Weather
The Weather Bureau reports a warm spell with afternoon and tomorrow highs near 70. After a low of 34 with light frost this morning, temperatures rose to 64 at noon. Rain fell across the Mississippi Valley and northern Maine stayed below freezing. Tonight’s low 45, tomorrow mostly cloudy with a possible 70-degree high.
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Mercury
Bureau
Mississippi Valley
Maine
Belgian Cabinet Crisis Feared in Brussels
An informed source said a Belgian cabinet crisis appeared imminent over the school subsidy program of Socialist Education Minister Camille Huysman, signaling possible government break in Brussels.
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Brussels
Belgium
Camille Huysman
All De Gasperi Ministers Resign in Italy
Rome AP reports all cabinet ministers under Premier Alcide De Gasperi formally resigned last night to grant him leeway in forming a new government. The move clears the way for a new administration lineup in Italy's postwar cabinet.
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Rome
Alcide de Gasperi
Texas Tornado Toll Rises With Three Dead 156 Hurt
A tornado swept McKinney and Princeton Texas causing three deaths and 156 injuries across six states. Damage overwhelmed McKinney with 100 homes damaged or ruined and 60 at Princeton. Red Cross teams aided victims as power lines fell and farmhouses were battered.
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Tex
Princeton
Texas
Oklahoma
Missouri
Kansas
Kentucky
West Virginia
Earl Walker
Collin County Red Cross
McKinley
J. H. Maynor
Yola Lowry
Arthur Holmes
152 Greeks Executed in Greece After Ladas Assassination
Greece announced the execution of 152 condemned murder suspects linked to the 1944 rebellion. Most cases stemmed from the era as appeals were rejected by the spardons board following the assassination of Justice Minister Christos Ladas, described as a Communist plot.
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Athens
Greece
Spardons Board
Christos Ladas
B-29 Crashes in Germany Kills Crewman in Night Crash
An American B-29 crashed near Fuerstenfeldbruck Germany just before midnight killing one crew member and injuring two others. Nine airmen survived uninjured, with a $300 000 aircraft destroyed. The squadron had arrived April 15 for training missions in the Mediterranean area. Names of the dead and injured are listed among the crew and a passenger also unharmed.
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Fuerssenfeldbruck
Germany
U.S
Mediterranean
Thomas G. Roberts
Harrisburg
James E. Silger
Independence
Kan
Inehuidads
Robert Pifelanan
Astin
N. Cirdat
Norman S. Smith
Kansas City
John C. Sullivan
Baton Rouge
Paul W. Sullivan
Wabash
Ark
Strike Looks Likely As Rail Peace Talks Fail
Federal mediators confer with management to avert a national railroad strike set to begin in a week. Frank Douglass of the National Railway Mediation Board plans further sessions after four days of meetings with unions and carriers.
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Chicago
Frank Douglass
National (Railway) Mediation Board
Meat Strike Expands as 50,000 Workers Rally
The United Packinghouse Workers Union broadened its eight week strike to include 50 independent slaughter houses and 50,000 workers. President Ralph Pelstein said the action targets plants aiding the Big Four packers in breaking the strike.
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Chicago
INS
Aps Che Co
Bighouse
Ralph Pelstein
Strikeang United Packinghouse Workers Union
Big Four
Wilson Named Top Mason by New York Masons
Chicariea TL Wine, president of General Slectrige Company, was arrested as the outstanding Mason. In the United States Wilson had been chosen for general public service to his country. The award marked the first time a business man received the annual achievement honor as the New York Masons opened their 167th annual communication in New York.
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Order of
New York State
General Slectrige Company
United States
Wilson
New York
Baby Suffocates in Carriage Near Tonawanda
William J. Clifford Jr. reports 15 week old infant Milton J. Schulz states the baby suffocated yesterday while sleeping in a baby carriage near his Tonawanda home.
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Tonawanda
William J. Clifford, Jr
Milton J. Schulz
War Clouds Everywhere as Veronica Lake Warns on Armament
Veronica Lake proclaims war clouds and urges full arms readiness. She recalls a tale of an African king who feasted a white explorer and offered a wife to any guest, then expanded the feast to take all 350 girls to avert jealousy.
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Veronica Lake
Jews claim capture of Arab village near Lydda airport
Jewish forces report gaining control of a village blocking the route to Lydda airfield while Arab fighters attack Kfar Etzion south of Jerusalem. Arabs say Jews fired on a convoy of the Arab Legion yesterday as skirmishes spread in Palestine with mandate ending in 11 days. A UN truce commission of French British and US consuls general is believed to have gone to Amman in Trans-Jordan.
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Lydda
Kfar Etzion
Palestine
United Nations
United States
Amman
trans-Jordan
Stassen Seeks Delegates in Ohio Taft Backers Remain Confident
In Ohio the GOP battle over 53 delegates to the Philadelphia convention centers on Harold Stassen’s effort to capture up to 23 of Taft’s delegates. Taft campaigners claim 30 are unopposed, with Stassen potentially earning six. Dewey attacks Stassen on outlawing the Communist Party as primary battles unfold in Oregon and Ohio. In Missouri Columbus Kenny Wallace faces hecklers after criticizing freedom of speech. Democratic voters choose national delegates and House seats while Alabama’s issue focuses on a convention delegate slate.
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Robert A. Taft
Cincinnati
Harold E. Stassen
Associated Press
Harold Ki
Stassen
Minnesotan
Taft
Philadelphia
Minnesota
G.O.P
Thomas E. Dewey
Oregon
Dewey
Communist Party
New Yorker
Columbus
Kenny A. Wallace
Wallace
Russia
Alabama
Delaware
Florida
Indium
United States Britain Split Over Palestine Trusteeship Crisis
The United States and Britain show signs of a growing rift over the Palestine crisis after a secret conference on Beitala’s proposal. Washington opposes the American sponsored trusteeship plan and favors a neutral commission, while Russia already clashes with the U S on the trusteeship issue.
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Lark Succerss
United States
Britain
Beitala
U. S
Russia
Palestine Crisis Deepens as Attacks Hit Mt Scopus
Consulate sources say King Abdullah and Rahman Azzam Pasha would discuss actions. Abdullah pledged to lead regular forces of Trans-Jordan Iraq Syria and Lebanon against Palestine Jews. Last night Jews attacked Mt Scopus 16th General Hospital held by Arab Legion. Arab spokesman claimed attackers were repulsed with hundreds dead.
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King Abdullah
The
Arab League
Rahman Azzam Pasha
Abdullah
Trans-Jordan
Iraq
Syria
Lebanon
16Th General Hospital
Mt. Scopus
Arab Legion
Truman to Speak On Foreign Policy
The White House confirms President Truman plans a major speech on foreign policy soon. Presidential Secretary Charles G. Ross said a speech is expected but no location or date has been decided.
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Washington
Bowling League Fund Gone Missing Syracusan Held
Laverne Churchill 31 of 100 Putnam St is reported missing after leaving home to attend a bowling dinner and taking $797 of Midway Bowling League funds. He later told state troopers he was robbed while en route to the Moro cco Restaurant. Churchill was arrested on grand larceny charges.
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Putnam St
Lsted
Churchill
Midway Bowling League
Fayetteville
Fair Grounds
Robert Flaherty
Morocco
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