Railroads Reach 1953 Settlement Ending Seizure
The 21 month dispute over railroad operations ends with a 1953 to October 1953 framework. The pact allows union vetoes on lengthening divisions and brings private management back after contracts are written. Union leaders call it a major improvement despite initial disagreements.
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Pilot Nearly Lost On Final Mission Over North Korea
Marine Captain William Barbanen of the Bronx completed his 100th mission when Communist gunners shot down his Corsair. He parachuted to safety behind enemy lines as an Air Force helicopter piloted by Captain Charles Johnson of Paradise California and crewman John Withers of Belford Indiana evacuated him after taking rifle fire.
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Living Cost Index Near Peak as Auto Wages See Tiny Shift
The government living cost index is expected to rise about one half of one percent, nearingJanuary peak. Auto workers face a one cent per hour wage cut unless the escalator boosts offset the modest gain. The Labor Department data should show higher costs for food, transportation and rent, with mid-April figures delayed by a month.
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Bureau of Labor Statistics
New York Pre-Colored Oleo Licenses Ready
Albany reports New York State prepared to distribute pre colored oleo margarine for the first time in history under a new law ending a 67 year ban. Licenses must be applied for per establishment with a $19 annual fee and take effect July 1.
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New York State
State Agriculture Department
Life Savings Burned Away in Dayton Incident
In Dayton Ohio Mr and Mrs Albert E White planned to bank 43550 saved over 25 years kept in a slip. Mrs White delayed banking by working late and the money vanished burned by mistake when she disposed of trash.
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Ohio
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Trial testimony in Savannah on theft for lawyer fees
Ru Raner testified in Savannah court that he rushed Peter to pay amid a claim that he stole 250 dollars from a nightclub to pay a lawyer who defended him in an earlier burglary case. The testimony highlighted the defendant Roper and his motive to cover legal expenses.
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Paul
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Ex-Reporters Probe U S News Policy In Senate Panel
A pair of former reporters Senator Moody and Senator Monroney launch a special subcommittee to study access to government information. They will review Truman’s security order and agency practices that restrict press access and consider adding newsmen to a non salaried advisory board.
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Oklahoma City
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Senate Permanent Investigations
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Ten year old witness testifies without oath in English auto case
In Middlesbrough England a ten year old boy named John Len non was asked to place his hand on a Bible and swear to tell the truth. He admitted he had never heard of the Bible or God. The judge proceeded with the testimony without requiring the oath.
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Government secrecy and press censorship debated
The piece discusses how agencies handled sensitive news before a security order, criticizing the practice as censorship. It notes general methods of withholding parts or whole stories and frames the issue as a clash between national security and press freedom.
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India halts export of monazite sand for atomic energy
Prime Minister Nehru told Parliament India has stopped the export of monazite sand except in limited contracted quantities. Monazite supplies thorium for atomic energy production and the United States has been India’s chief buyer. Nehru answered Communist charges that the move would aid the U S atomic bomb program.
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Tugboat Captain in Club Fight Attacks Car Window
Buddy Morgan a 22 year old tugboat captain fought an opponent in a Texas night club and attacked his own car. After knocking out the man he left with his wife and later rammed his fist through a car window and was treated for severe arm cuts at a hospital.
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Buddy Morgan
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