Dewey Defeat Warning Sparks Democratic Prediction
New York Democratic State chairman Fitzpatrick warned Gov. Thomas E. Dewey would lose if he runs again, likening a draft Dewey movement to Wendell Wilkie’s ill fated bid. He spoke at the State Democratic Committee Youth Division meeting in Albany.
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Fitzpatrick
New York
Faul E. Fitzpatrick
Democratic Party
Thomas E. Dewey
Tim
State Democratic Committee
Dewéy
Wendell Wilkie
Alloc
Philadelphia
Gmen in London interview Klaus Fuchs for atomic spy links
U S agents including J Edgar Hoover aides arrived in London to interview Klaus Fuchs after his conviction for passing atomic secrets to Russia. The mission aims to uncover Fuchs contacts in the United States and potential informants.
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London
Washington
PBI
Klaus Fuchs
Russia
FEE
J. Edgar Hoover
JH. Clegg
Robert J. Lampher
Fuchs
Egypt Ready to Recognize Chinese Regime Report Says
A Moscow source cites UN Secretary General Trygve Lie during a New York visit as indicating Egypt may recognize Peiping’s government within the next five years. The claim notes Egypt’s $22,000,000 property damage and suggests one more Security Council vote could secure admission to the UN for the Chinese regime.
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Rede Moscow Cmn
United Nations
Trygve Lie
New York
Explo- Moscow
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China
UN Security Council
Rerhen Sonan Aabolsen
Detsty
Preparedness From Page One Opposes Universal Training Idea
A varied defense discussion unfolds as leaders condemn universal training while urging extended drafts. Generals Bradley and Halsey warn of Soviet threats, while officials stress buildup, readiness, and morale for a potential European defense through new programs and continued mobilization.
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Witil
Johnson
Defense Department
Gandrun Bass
Lac
Omar Bradley
Sani Franciscs
Destruction Follows Explosive Disaster in Port Amboy
Eyewitnesses described a scene of utter desolation after a massive blast along the Port Amboy docks. Survivors and officials recounted collapsed walls, burning barges, and inches of debris as rescuers worked through the night. Authorities urged residents to turn off gas in affected areas while priests, nurses, and volunteers aided the injured.
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Keyport
Jlank
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Direman
Bernie Mackie
Edward Witmore
South Amboy
Guck Workey
New York City
Ray Waters
Perth
Antey
Ed Heims
Laurence Harbor
John Hurd
Parmpion Plains
South Azaboy
Solind
New Brunswick
Explosion at South Amboy Distracts City and Trains
A large blast in South Amboy disrupted town life as it shattered windows and damaged stores. Fourteen passengers on a Pennsylvania Hall train bound for New York suffered injuries. Police barred most nonessential traffic to aid relief and rehabilitation while New Jersey and Amtrak crews mobilized emergency teams. radio amateurs aided communications across a wide area.
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Jan Tsorandsten Line
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Middlesex County Prosecutne
Andrew Herrick
Main
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Elzabeth
New Brunswick
Ibgen
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Southy
Ambeoy
John Leonard
Eady
Driscoll
Uly
Hans Z. Tse
Srandtsan
Ilisaslee
South Am
Pennsylvania Station
J. Bell ‘Telephone Co
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Tast
Ascury Park
Avene
Newari
Hosetal
Petice Cale
Amboy
Westinghouse Strike After Recognition Clash
Seven thousand Westinghouse Electric workers walk out in Philadelphia area after the firm refused to recognize the United Electrical Workers. Local 17 of UE was certified as bargaining agent by the National Labor Relations Board after a five to one CIO victory. UE, recently expelled by CIO for alleged pro communist leanings, demands recognition and a return to the original contract terms once GE codified staffing.
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Air Force
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National Resources Board
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Sovietia
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Adm
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Chek
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Sherman
Asheville
N.C
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Eichelberger
TORYO
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U. S
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Philadelphia
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Halsey
Westinghouse
Philadelpina
Moore
Han
Westinghouse Electric Corporation
Sih-Urban
Luster Etruck
United Electrical Workers
ILE
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National Labor Relations Board
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CLO
Democrats Win Game and Suitor Admits Slaying Rival
In Hobart Indiana police said Eugene Sulie, 21, confessed to abducting a Texan rival, a bold open-field confrontation ending in a fatal stabbing. The case tied to a congressional baseball contest as Rep Wheeler and Teague of Texas were present. Sulie also allegedly aided an assault on John Collins before fleeing. A later report notes a Portland Maine bus strike ending after drivers approved a wage boost contingent on cross-receipts.
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Palice
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Tory
Torowné
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Wheeler
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Omar
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