Meat Tieup Ends After Wage Offer At Three Firms
Chicago reports a 101 week nationwide strike over meat packing wages. CSO United Free Workers Union accepts a 9 cent hourly increase from Swift Armour and Cudahy, calls off walks but not at Wilson. Pickets withdrawal planned with workers to return to jobs Monday, while guard contingencies and plant shut downs affected Minnesota Iowa and Illinois facilities.
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Chicago
AIM
Major Gu
CSO
United Freecanghousa Workers Union
Swift, Armour and Cudahy
Wile Ron
Mante
Soul Paul
Newport
Minn
Wilken
Alberten
National Guardanen
Waterton
Wien
Wilson
Ltr
Swill
Armaur
Cudahy
Arpilia Lion
Watson Plania
Fwesteck Prescis
Lassen
Dates Ban on Dione Daughters Ends Sail Plans
Vallander Ontario Olive Dionne reports his two daughters, soon to turn 14, face a two year wait before they can sail, sparking questions about the rule that delays their voyage.
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Vallander
Olive Dionne
Todays Features And Notices Page Preview
The editorial page highlights a note about a new injunction possibility and mentions columns by David Lacerrace. It lists features on pages 14 to 45 including Ida Jean Egin, Br Dean, a crossword, and regular amusements. Page 16 shows Todays Pictures and various sections such as Social News and Deaths.
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Ida Jean Egin
Dean
Mary Haworth
Morosrope Omer
Dewey Edges Stassen in Provisional Oregon Returns
In Portland and statewide, Dewey leads Stassen in an initial count with Dewey holding a narrow margin in Oregon early totals. Upstate New York shows a strong Dewey showing while Stassen trails in key western and central counties as final tallies near completion.
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Oregon
Portland
Ore
Gav Thomas BE. Dewry
Neworks
Lnday
New York
Bevel
Upstate
Stassen
New Yorke
Nebraska
Weseciistil
Mystery woman identity sought after Chicago incident
Police search for identity of a mysterious woman described as well mannered and Afro looking, who carried medicine in a vial labeled poison. The case involves a hospital or hotel in Buffalo, references at St Marys School Albany, and a suspect named Dorothy Asderanod of New York County.
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Chicago
Dorothy Asderanod
New York
Cnty
Buffalo
Puliceam
ATS
Syorlan
St Mary's School
Albany
Youngsman O Club
Sunday Weather Forecast in Rochester Promises Warm Day
Weatherman forecast a warmer Sunday for Rochester with clear skies and temperatures reaching around 60 degrees. The forecast notes a high pressure area moving in from the north and indicates the weather should hold through Monday with continued mild conditions.
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HUN
Rochester Gas and Electrics
An Ledinds
Drew J Keller
Rhin
Rt Pal
Fary K
Kelier
Egyptians and Arabs Link in Jerusalem Drive
New Palestine reports Egyptian and Arab forces driving toward Jerusalem, linking troop concentrations near Beersheba and Hebron. Comminique cites heavy fighting north of the city with Israeli and Jordanian Legions engaged. claims of advances and battlefield gains are noted with casualties and partial control claims.
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Andy
Penie Nokiashy Pasha
Hebron
Jerusalem
Linkin Wilh Lepionnaires
Beihlelers
Aelion
Hua Defense Ministry
Saul
Aelnon
Beersheba
Sob Avis
Fegya- Moache
Cohen
Three Americans wounded in Jerusalem street fighting
The State Department said U S Consul General J Wasson and two other Americans were shot and gravely wounded while approaching the Jerusalem consulate amid street fighting. Thomas Gannon and Herbert Walker were wounded and hospitalized, one described as gravely hurt but later deemed out of danger.
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Slalp Department
Pramas J. Wasson
U.S. Conwil
Palew Line
Jerusalem
Harbert M. Walker
S. 3 Navy
Palesine
Thomas Gannon
U.S
Walker
Ganann
Serusa
Tom Walker
Ima
Hado
Ganon
Juvan
William Aurdette
Conaoy
Serusalem
Wasson
Inn’ Colerramt
Rente Department
Wasa
Waller
Talla Tex
Himacit
Wason
Khoten
State Department
Wassan
Joseph Prefix
Envy
Frety
Pakes
Arth
Teuce
Missing Youth Reported as Ransom Note Found
Authorities investigate a case of a missing youth after parents locate a ransom note at their home. Police report a suspect demand of 51,100 and note a possible abduction linked to threats against the boy and family. The scene spans Crenshaw and Crenshaw area, with officers reviewing sightings and the note’s cryptic clues.
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Duuter
Lily
Founda Norantony
Alan TD McCrinlas
Raam
Tolier Sant
Sonal Suds
Ar Crenshaw
Eenasl- Fiewt
Omar
Ibis
Fawin
Leek
Imino
Loyalty Official Quits U.S. Post
A loyalty official resigns from the U S Post Office amid questions about security risks and delays in screening. The departure, effective yesterday, follows scrutiny by Congress and an inquiry into department appointments and oversight.
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U.S. Post
Painter Delivers Shocking Reveal to New Tenants
A disordered OCR item reports a painter doing electrical work in a home and causing distress to new tenants. Witnesses describe fear as the worker refused to stop and claimed affection for his craft. Authorities are not clear on charges or outcomes in this fragment.
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Ron O White
Maratha County
Utica Debates 2 A.M. Closing and Film Showings
Utica officials and community groups debated extending closing hours to 3 AM for cinema and related activities. The meeting featured protestors and supporters urging a later hour while others argued for earlier limits to reduce disturbances and crime.
Lost Chance At Gala Dress Recall
Fragmentary news brief notes a gala occasion and a dress moment involving a woman and a grandchild, with a mention of Miss Williams. The readable text is unclear and presents a mistimed conversation about a bathing suit and a dress, suggesting a personal anecdote rather than a broader event.
Mouse Halts Court Trial At City Court
A stray mouse disrupted proceedings at the city court yesterday causing brief delays as investigators and officers attempted to remove the animal from the courtroom. The judge paused the session and reconvened after the disturbance subsided.
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Taltinore
Mreuil Court
Bert Tk
Coal Men Ask Aid of NLRB Coal Deadlock
Coal miners request intervention by the National Labor Relations Board to break a deadlock in negotiations. The dispute centers on wage concessions and working conditions. Union leaders accuse management of stalling while company officials say talks remain open for a fair settlement.
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Allieals
Cule Am Lis
NLRB
Shirley Temple Sues Circus Over Use of Her Name
Shirley Temple seeks a court order against the Mogers Brothers Circus for using her name in advertising posters. Grant Cooper, her attorney, argues the posters infringe upon her rights and could mislead the public while violating publicity and unfair competition laws. The case discusses potential injunctions and relief.
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Shirier
Airmut Uniergrand
Grant Cooper
Mogers Brothers Circus
Fire Alarm Box Catches Fire in Philadelphia
Police officer Albert Hewitt spotted a blazing fire box and heard the alarm while Philadelphia firemen hurried to the scene. Crews extinguished the blaze after cutting the wiring, ending the disturbance at the street box.
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Philadelphia
Albert Hewitt
Southern Votes Narrow Truman Veto Victory
Washington reports that some Southern Democrats shifted stance during the climate of civil rights clashes, indicating willingness to back key proposals. The Senate vote reflected Republican support from Langer of North Dakota and Morse of Greenland, though southern misgivings persisted as Truman secured his first veto triumph.
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Washington
Fruman Hind
Dewocratie Sonste
Langer
North Dakars
Morse
Greenan
Truman
Theaters Video Effect Trial Becomes Major Study
Report on a trial showing television video magnification and large screen projection. Industry leaders from Warner Brothers Fox and RCA collaborated to demonstrate a 20 inch to 20 by 15 foot image, with audience video camera feeds and live telecasts. The event drew delegates from the Society of Motion Picture Engineers and related groups as they explored potential future cinema and television integration.
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Tormontis
Geidetialeo
Palomar Televeope
Alleance
Society of Molen
Tony
Birnodenstern
Misiake
Silva
Eatiler
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Warner Fintheas Movie Studio
Thable Streen
KPLA
Paramount
Shey Nike
Warner Brothers
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