Bevin Addresses Britain Russia Ties In Brussels Meeting
Bevin from page one reports a union formed at Brussels offering hope for agreements with Russia on specific issues. He aims to replace provocations with talks and end the war of nerves in occupied Germany. Soviet Ambassador Zarubin attends as Bevin reviews Britain's foreign affairs and Russia difficulties. Bevin rejects a European federated state, dashing hopes of a Labor Conservative group for a western union pact leading to Federation.
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Brussels
Russia
Germany
George Zarubin
Bevin
Britain
France
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Secretary Royall Aims Plan for 161000 Youth Universal Training
Draft Secretary Royall proposes to call 161000 eighteen year olds for a year of universal military training in addition to the existing 19 to 25 draft pool. House Republican Chairman Andrews rejects the plan as foolish and unworkable, urging a separate UMT setup after a temporary draft ends. The Andrews sponsored bill would establish a straight draft for ages 19 through 25.
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Royall
Army
Navy
Air Force
Andrews
R-N.y
House Committee
U.M.T
Warren for V. P. Wainwright Choice Warren for V. P. Wainwright Choice
Gen. Jonathan M. Wainwright told a New York press conference he supports Gov. Earl Warren as Douglas MacArthur's running mate. He urged MacArthur to accept the country’s call to duty and said veterans will help sound it.
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New York
Jonathan M. Wainwright
Veterans For Mac- Arthur
Earl Warren
California
Douglas Mac-Arthur
Wainwright
Bataan
MacArthur
United States
Buffalo Building Strike Drags On In Wage Deadlock
In Buffalo a stalemate persists as the General Contracting Employers Association and 15 AFL Allied Building Trades Council unions refuse to settle wage terms. The union demand totals 25 cents an hour, raising laborers from 1.40 to 2.25 for bricklayers, while the Commercial Builders Association offers 15 cents. About 40 million dollars in work is halted and roughly 22,000 workers are idled after a strike begun Friday night involving a 7,500-member union contingent.
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Buffalo
General Contracting Employers Association
AFL Allied Building Trades Council
Commercial Builders Association
Council
Lehman Backs Palestine Trustee Proposal
Former New York Governor Herbert H. Lehman urged immediate trusteeship for Jerusalem after a White House meeting with President Truman. Lehman declined to reveal details of the conference as discussions on the general Palestine situation continued.
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Washington
Llp
New York
Herbert H. Lehman
Truman
Jerusalem
Lehman
White House
Palestine
Mail Destroyed at Sea Aboard SS American Producer
Fire aboard the SS American Producer destroyed 116 sacks of parcel post addressed to Army post offices in the European Command. The Army announced the loss today.
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Washington
U S Builds Major Air Base in Misawa Japan
Authorities confirmed the United States is constructing a large military air base at Misawa in northern Honshu within fighter range of Vladivostok. The base enhances Pacific forces and extends reach toward Russia's Far East post.
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Tokyo
U. S
Misawa
Honshu
Vladivostok
Russia
Pacific
Philly Algers May Get Rich in Transit Line Suit
Philadelphia youths have seized rebate slips from fare increases by the Philadelphia Transportation Company. As hearings proceed with the Public Utilities Commission, kids race to collect slips, hoping for a windfall if the company loses. Some allege thousands of slips per child, each worth fractions of a cent.
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Philly ‘Algers
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Transportation Company
State Public Utilities Commission
Primary delegate selections and nominations across states
Florida awards a 20 vote Democratic and 16 vote GOP delegation with six House seats, governor, and state ticket on the ballot. Indiana voters choose 11 House nominees and delegates to state conventions. Delaware expects 10 Democratic delegates backing Truman. Missouri names 34 delegates with instructions. Georgia GOP names a convention state uninstructed. COP opposition meets later. Maryland holds light turnout nominating six Congress races with two Republicans and three Democrats renominated and a fourth Democrat defeated.
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Florida
Indiana
Delaware
Missouri
Georgia
Maryland
Change in Union Elections Urged
Representative Gerald W. Landis and Senator Irving M. Ives plan to sponsor a bill to repeal the union shop elections provision of the Taft Hartley Labor Law. The Landis Ives proposal would permit unions to negotiate with employers for a union shop without going through the election procedure.
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Washington Cup
Gerald W. Landis
Ind
Irving M. Ives
R-N.y
Landis-Ives
Bidault Seeks Early Three-Power Germany Conference
French Foreign Minister Georges Bidault is reported in London to desire an early three power meeting with Britain and the United States. He would discuss how France’s security can be guaranteed in exchange for concessions on Germany’s future government and Ruhr control.
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London
Georges Bidault
Germany
Bidault
Washington
Ernest Bevin
George C. Marshall
France
Ruhr
Tornado Strikes Princeton Area Damaging Mill and School
A tornado struck Princeton causing severe damage at Fannie Finch Elementary School and a Texas textile mill. Principal C I Iddins lost a finger shielding students while 500 to 600 workers were in the mill. The city hospital roof was lifted but no injuries there.
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Fannie Finch
Texas Textile
C.I. Iddins
Gibson Caldwell
McKinney
Eddins
Lorene Smith
Abe
Argentine Seeks U.S. Trade Pact
In Buenos Aires Miguel Miranda head of the Argentine National Economic Council urged American businessmen to negotiate a new trade pact with the United States. He said such a treaty could lead to removing Argentina's foreign trade from government control, currently a state monopoly on exports and imports.
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INS
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United States
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Argentine National Economic Council
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Rice Price Soars as Yuan Slips to New Lows
Rice markets spike with price reaching 4,500,000 yuan per picus amid a sliding yuan. The exchange rate hits 900,000 to 1 dollar, a drop of 50,000 from the prior session, signaling continued currency weakness.
Bombing Kills 300 at May Day Rally in Indochina
Le Populaire d Indochine reports a French Army plane bombed a May Day gathering in Saigon French Indo China killing about 300 people. The attack targets a public assembly and raises alarm over colonial conflict intensity.
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le Populaire d'Indochine
Prince Philip to study flying and submarine operations
London reports Prince Philip will begin a joint naval and Royal Air Force training course in July at the Londonderry submarine school in Northern Ireland. He may reside at the navy barracks and fly home to Elizabeth. The royal family faces questions about risk after past car incident.
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R.A.F
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Hyde Park Corner
UN Group Maps Report on Greece
An advance party of the United Nations special commission on the Balkans arrived in Geneva from Salonika. Over the next five weeks the nine member panel will draft a report for the General Assembly on the warfare in Greece.
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Switzerland
United Nations Special Commission On the
Balkans
Salonika
General Assembly
Greece
Costa Rican President Plans to Quit Amid Political Turmoil
Costa Rica's revolutionary president Santos Leon Herrera announced his intention to resign after rebel forces toppled the previous administration of Teodoro Picado Michalski. The move follows the deposition by rebel chief Joe Figueres.
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San Jose
Costa Rica
Santos Leon Herrera
Joe Figueres
Teodoro Picado Michalski
Bowling From Page Gate Grand Larceny Hoax Charged
Churchill testified he was forced to drive to a remote area where a man took money from him after binding his hands with twine. He later recanted, admitting the event was a hoax. Police filed grand larceny charges for the funds of a bowling league totaling $24 weekly for 83 weeks used for trophies and awards.
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Flaherty Saeed Churchill
Widewater
Jon Thompson
Churchill
Fayetteville
Flaherty
James McCormick
Alo
Lola
McCormick
Bowling League
Oller
Typical American Church Budget Climbs to Three Thousand
A typical small American church spends about $3,000 annually on operating costs. The figure reflects modest congregations adjusting to rising expenses and maintained programs.
Manna Product Misidentified by Modern Druggists
Modern druggists discuss a product called manna and note it is not believed to be the biblical manna. The remark contrasts pharmaceutical use with ancient scripture references and hints at differing origins.
Father Please Return After All Bran Change
Personal plea from a mother asking a missing father to come back. She explains quarrels with Dad stemmed from misery and constipation. Since starting Kellogg’s All-Bran, she eats a bowl daily, drinks water, bakes muffins from the box recipe, and notes a happier home.
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Jack
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