Mobilize Resources Dulles Asks for Cold War Unity
Joan Foster Dulles argues for a single national planning staff to organize U S cold war efforts coordinating government and private agencies and mobilizing resources. He calls for a bipartisan foreign policy, a supreme allied command, and France itself to unite coal and iron with Germany.
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NEW Yok CP
Joan Foster
Jutles
United States
International House
State Department
Ls Gwe
Soviet Union
Dulles
France
Germany
Kremlin
Tiles
George C. Marshall
NLRB schedule set June 1 for Westinghouse vote
The NLRB will conduct a June 1 representation election at East Pittsburgh to resolve a tug of war between the International Union of Electrical Workers and the Westinghouse Workers Independent Union. Final tallies showed 5,763 votes for IUE, 5,663 for WIU, and 170 for no union amid 85 challenged ballots.
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NLRB
Westinghouse
Pittsburgh
National Labor Relations Board
Westinghouse Electric Corporation
East
CO International Union of Electrical Workers
Electrical Workers
John A. Penello
Baltimore
NLAB
IUB
No Union
Russia Takes Billions in Equipment From Germany
East Zone deputies were told Russia has taken billions of dollars worth of German equipment without offsetting reparations. They also praised Stalin for a big hearted gesture by halving the remaining reparations bid. Meanwhile fifteen more embassy staff left Prague, cutting the U.S. presence as Czech authorities ordered staff reductions. Moscow allegedly ordered West German Communists underground and allied to extreme nationalists to disrupt occupying powers. A separate dispatch notes Baghdad flooded suburbs forcing 20,000 from homes with 5,000 houses submerged and infrastructure endangered.
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Russia
Werlin
Germany
Stalin
Prague
Frankfurt
West Germany
Moscow
Baghdad
Bagdad
Iraq
Tigris
Omcials
Jdam
Deaths and statue theft sweep Costa Rica streets
Authorities widen a nationwide search after the 800 year old black statue from Universidad Figattare in San Jose goes missing. The report notes the theft during a period of unrest, with figures like Dr. Ray Fife and Walter Laird involved in local civic life and business. A press patroness and a Pittsburgh cab founder are also mentioned in connection to the era’s events.
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Ray Fife
Figattare
Ne Pas University
San Jose
Costa Rica
Coy
New Mexico
Sitte College
Columbus
Walters
Laird
Yellow Country
Cab Company
Pitisburgh
Gin Rummy Co-Inventor Dies in Reseda California
Reseda California obituary notes the death of C Graham Baker a Hollywood writer and producer who with his father Elwood T Baker originated gin rummy in Brooklyn in 1908. He produced films including Swift Family Robinson and Valley of One Sun. His widow and two daughters survive.
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Pase Wwe
C. Graham Baker
Hailywood
Elwood T. Baker
Brookyn
Valley of One Sun
Mary Burns
Sur
Cohen's Guard Weds Showgirl Romance
In Los Angeles a romance unfolds as Cohen's Guard and a showgirl announce their marriage plans. Their relationship draws curiosity from fans and industry observers amid the glamour of midweek social events.
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Cohen
Enlisted Man Ends Life Over Smashup
In Portsmouth New Hampshire a Coast Guard enlistee died after a crash involving gangster Mickey Cohen. Dee David, 27, and Cooper, 38, a toll bridge worker, were married last Saturday after his release from hospital. The incident followed a car collision at a night club as witnesses described a fatal ambush related to Cohen’s shooting.
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Mickey
David
Cooper
Sawera
Crackatt
Cohen
Neddie Herbert-Iay Crockatt
U.S.S
Coleton
R. F. Hooper
Colthe
One Man's Opinion by Walter Kiernan on video-telephone intrusion
Walter Kiernan argues the signal corps video-telephone destroys privacy. He notes it turns phones into telescope and lie detector, questions civilian use, and laments the loss of anonymity in daily calls. He says troops front lines are still the best view of conditions.
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Walter Kiernan
Signal Corps
Baptists Oppose Federal Aid to Church Schools
Delegates at the 19th annual General Association of Regular Baptist Churches meeting condemn federal aid to parochial schools. More than 500 churches nationwide attend as the convention adopts a unanimously approved resolution opposing government support for church schools and criticizing a Vatican liaison appointment.
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Buefalo U
General Association of Regular Baptist Churches
Vatican
FEPC Vote Likely Friday in Senate Debate
In Washington, FEPC action looms as debate tightens and a Friday vote seems likely. Senate leaders Lucas and Wherry urge swift cloture, while supporters press for a vote on civil rights measures amid party divisions and absentee ballots.
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Senate
Public Spurred To Fight Crime
Virgil W. Peterson of the Chicago Crime Commission warned before the Institute of Practical Politics in New York that criminal syndicates link crime and politics and threaten free government in the United States. He said operations extend from Chicago and New York to Florida Nevada New Jersey Colorado Iowa Ohio and Kentucky, posing a national menace.
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New York
Lee Mortimer
Lake Placid
Broadway
Prise
Episcopal
Virgil Paterson
Father Richards
Chicago
Stohe Riviera
New Jersey
George Washington
United States
Virgil W. Peterson
Chicago Crime Commission
Chicag
Los Ans Igeles
Florida
Nevada
Colorado
Iowa
Ohio
Kentucky
Institute of Practical Polities
Underworld
Fragmentary text on governance and political processes
The readable portion references the functioning of deme fenate processes and the power of a municipality or country. It hints at governance, authority, and state or local structure but lacks a complete context or clear events, names, or dates.
American Day Proclamation by Albany Governor
Albany governor issues proclamation designating Sunday as American Day. He emphasizes preserving the dignity of the individual and the burden of Western dis isolation, urging citizens to reflect on unity and national ideals.
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Albany
Dewey
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