Civil Rights Seen Doomed In Congress
In a Senate vote seen as a setback for FEPC, the administration’s civil rights push faces a tough path. Republicans and southern Democrats united to block debate on a compulsory FEPC bill, signaling a looming political fight ahead of the November elections. Senate leaders criticize lack of pressure from the White House and party apparatus as supporters warn of an uphill battle to rally enough votes.
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Briton Vows to Try Kidnap Again for Son
A 32-year-old British former army captain, William Curtis, warned he will attempt to regain custody of his American-born son William Jr. He snatched the boy from Dorothy Snell Curtis in Arlington and fled to Montreal before authorities intervened. Mrs Curtis, seeking divorce, already has custody as Arlington judge nears ruling.
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U S Hiring of Perverts Faces Probe
Washington lawmakers urged a Senate inquiry into federal employment of homosexuals amid claims of Communist subversion. An appropriations subcommittee estimated 3 150 homosexuals in government posts in Washington. Senators Wherry and Hill warned such personnel pose security risks and could aid enemy sabotage.
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Reorganizing Path Turns Smoother
Senator Tobey reports Truman government reorganization proposals moving toward schedule. He cautions Senate may veto a few before Tuesday midnight, but believes most plans have cleared chief opposition after talks with Herbert Hoover. Of 21 proposals, five have been rejected. the rest become effective at midnight Tuesday unless blocked.
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50 Killed in Bolivian Red Uprising
In a two day battle in La Paz and surrounding hills troops clashed with insurgents. Government radio reported fifty killed and 93 wounded. Another statement said fighting ended last night as insurgents were wiped out in the hills above La Paz.
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Switchmen Postpone Strike To June Notes
A union representing 6,060 switchmen defer a strike on 10 western railroads to June 1 after talks with the National Mediation Board. President Arthur J. Glover announced the delay as a move to push new peace talks, amid wage demands of 48 hours for a 40 hour workweek and time and a half for weekend shifts.
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Dems Seek Coalition to Defeat Marcantonio in New York
Marcantonio foe Carmine Desipio calls for a broad alliance including Republicans and independents to unseat Marcantonio. He cites GOP faith breaches and coalition talks with county chairman Thomas Curran about nominating Mrs Wendell J Willki for fall. Desipio insists on an above board deal and secrecy until public.
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Man Who Dared Niagara Falls Dies
Joseph A. Oliver known as Daredevil Gus Oliver died in Springfield Illinois. He gained fame by hanging from a cable over Niagara Falls and crossing from the American to the Canadian side. He first won a world punching bag title at age 18.
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Russians Sail Off England
Seventeen of about thirty Russian ships appeared off the Northern coast of England and sheltered near Falmouth. Customs officials said the vessels were sheltering from rough weather. The Tambov, a 2902 ton transport, was among them as other ships moved along the south coast in three groups likely bound for the Black Sea. Western Union naval maneuvers start in the same waters tomorrow. An admiralty spokesman warned that if the ships appear during maneuvers there is nothing they can do.
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Monkey AWOL at Drive-in Theater Ties Erickson Plot
New York detective Sidom investigates a monkey linked to Frank Erickson’s nationwide bookmaking operation. The ape escaped from a theater zoo and led officers to suspect henchmen linked to Erickson as they probe financial records, deposits, and ledgers ahead of a grand jury inquiry.
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Forecast of No Rain Boon To Winnipeg
Winnipeg residents received relief as the forecast no rain reduced flood fears. The Red River at Emerson fell 1.5 inches in 24 hours and Letellier dropped four inches in 36 hours, easing pressure on waterworks and delaying compulsory evacuations. Officials still warned of rising rivers, possible further breakups, and a not optimistic long term outlook with more rain expected in the valley.
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