Union Leader Promises National Labor Unity Plans
Whitney of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen says 2259600 members may merge with a major union such as CIO or AFL in a defense move. He cites Truman assurances over a pending rail strike and claims a 12 day postponement was a plan to gain concessions before resuming talks, calling the delay a double cross.
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To the White House on the coal strike two door sedan tales
From the page one notes a chaotic scene as Lewis Krug and aides ride a large sedan to the White House with Truman amid talks on the coal strike. The gathering includes John L Lewis and others, ending with no immediate settlement and a hopeful reach for relief.
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Rose Called Soviet Contact in Canada
Gouzenko testified that Fred Rose the sole Communist member of Canada's Parliament acted as the contact for a Russian spy ring in Canada. The court case spurred a government probe and charges against a number of people tied to wartime espionage activities in Canada.
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Montreal
Igor Gouzenko
Fred Rose
Canada
Gouzenka
Ottawa
Plane Crash Claims Two In Syracuse Area
An undercarriage crash near Syracuse killed two people after a Piper Cub cruiser owned by the Syracuse Flying School failed to land. Witnesses said the engine cut out and the plane dived into a leveled field where it tipped and trapped the occupants.
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Onondagard
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Harry L. Gilmore
Plane Crash Kills John Kline. Brother Injured Near Borodino
Corpus Christi to Pensacola account reports John Alden Kline aged 32 of Liverpool killed when a plane crashed into Skaneateles Lake near Borodino on Sunday May 5. His brother Richard B. Kline a veteran with 50 bombing missions over Europe was injured in the incident. Funeral plans for Miss Schneider and Cavallo share details of mass and interment at local churches and St Mary's Cemetery with relatives named.
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Robert Kies
John Kies
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Theodore Rosen
Onondaga General Ambulance
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Charles Ganley
Miss Schneider
Corp
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Justin King
Rosen
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William J. Lynch
Most Italy Rosary Church
Notre Dame University
Robert E. Dilson
Ludden Club
Most Holy Rosary High School
Carrier Corporation
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Pensacola
Fla
Corpus Christi
Tex
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Tulip St
Liverpool
Skaneateles Lake
Borodino
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Pearl St. Liverpool
Europe
France U S loan pact pledges broad economic aid
France to receive 1.37 billion dollars from the United States to back a four year rehabilitation plan with 650 million direct loan at 3 percent and 72 million credit at 2 percent. Repayment starts after five years and can be deferred during adverse conditions. The deal includes assurances on French tariff policies and expanded world trade.
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Washington GD
France
United States
Truman
Felix Guoin
Britain
U. S
War Blamed For Floods
An Army engineer said a war that ended nine months ago caused deaths and flood damage in northeastern Pennsylvania. He added that ongoing flood control work in the Susquehanna River valley was interrupted by the war, worsening the toll and damage.
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Washington (P
Pennsylvania
Susquehanna River
D L and W Trains Rerouted Into Buffalo
The D L and W railroad bridge at Big Flats forced rerouting of trains into Buffalo via Weehawken Valley tracks after a switch at Waverly. Freight trains were temporarily annulled pending bridge repairs, expected by evening. Syracuse and Western trains were not affected.
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New York Central
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New York
Buffalo
Waverly
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Lough Valley
Bingham
Food Head Blames Premature News
London. Lord president Hebert Morrison told the House of Commons that his food report on premature news dispatches faced interpretation differences. He called it a pity that an American subordinate official had intervened in the matter after the report was made last Thursday.
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Truman Daughter To Get Degrees At Washington University
Margaret Truman 22 will receive an A B degree in history while her father President Truman earns an honorary LL D at George Washington University commencement in Constitution Hall. The President will speak briefly at the exercises.
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Washington
George Washington University
Margaret Truman
Condensed book features from Readers Digest volumes
Condensed summaries cover a Soviet official who quit over misgivings about Russia's aims and Vector Kravchenko's critique of USSR officials. Also a two page condensation from Alberta Hannum's life among a Navajo trading post in Arizona. A. Q. Maisel discusses chiropractic growth and safety concerns.
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Freedom
Russia
Vector Kravchenko
Ussr
Ju Ie Reader's Digest
Alberta Hannum
Arizona
Four New Scout Units Formed In Onondaga County
Four new Boy Scout units were chartered in Onondaga County joining 17 already formed. Troop 122 is sponsored by First Baptist Church Baldwinsville with C Edward McCabe Jr as Troop 122 chairman and Seymour C. Ratter as scoutmaster. Explorer Posts 22 80 and 128 are sponsored by Dewitt Fire Department Baldwinsville Academy and Solvay Fire Department with named leaders and advisors.
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Boy Scouts of Amica
Sherwood N. Vessey
Mothers’ Clubs
American Legion
First Baptist Church of
Baldwinsville
Dewitt Fire Department
Baldwinsville Academy
Solvay Fire Department
Walter H. Anderson
C.edward McCabe, Jr
Robert C. Payne
Nelson ¢. Thomas
Seymour C. Ratter
Everett B. Price
Derwitt
Durston Sanford
Ralph Seitz
Thomas FH. Sheldon
Waller &. Blindred
George P. Kimball
Robert G. Ostrander
Joan BB. Pilette
David McGivney
R. FE. Cary
Frederick W. Fuess
Floyd Cole
Wallace Daw
Theodore Durgee
George L. Koehler
Everett W. Lutzy
Gerald Binair
A. J.naughton
George ‘L. Koehler
Harold EE. Howard
Truman Labor Bill Draws Fire in Buffalo Interview
Dr Virgil Jordan president of the National Industrial Conference Board criticizes President Truman labor conscription plan saying it will worsen unrest and urges caution before taxing any such measures. He advocates public support for unions and warns the nation risks drifting toward dictatorship from wartime era fears.
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Buffalo
Truman
Virgil Jordan
National Industrial Conference Board
Europe
Memorial Mass for Sgt Tysco in Syracuse
A memorial Mass will be held at Sacred Heart Church Friday at 7 30 A M for Sgt Stanley Edward Tysco 22 declared dead by the War Department after previously being listed missing His parents Mr and Mrs Stanley Tysco of 1316 Willis Jr and his siblings survive him Posthumous awards include the Purple Heart and Air Medal He trained as an aviation student at Sheppard Field Texas before overseas in April 1944 fought over Austria May 24 1944
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War Department
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Austria
Sheppard Field
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Henry
Frank
Thomas G. Costello
Edward Farmer
Walter Borek
Fall Restores Speech To Man Mute for 61 Years
Claude Berger, 64, at the Seattle Army Service Forces Depot, regained speech and hearing after a fall triggered a miraculous shock. He had been deaf and mute since scarlet fever at age three and vowed daily to recover his voice, now celebrated by coworkers and medical staff.
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Seattle
UPI
Anne Fowler
Rosario Sacca
Berger
Anthracite Talks Stall as Strike Deadline Looms
Negotiations in the hard coal wage dispute stall while soft coal talks continue in Washington. A strike deadline looms for the anthracite mines tomorrow night. Neither side has yet discussed major hard coal demands like wage increases and a welfare fund.
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New York
Washington
Rev Dr Bruce Honored on Anniversary
The Rev Dr Robert Bruce longtime minister and superintendent of the New York Congregation Christian Conference Inc marked the 40th anniversary of his ordination. A formal recognition occurred at the Dr Bruce conference in Elmira May 21 23 with congratulations for six years in his current role as the conference’s highest official.
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New York Congregation Christian Conference, Inc
Plymouth Congregational Church
Dr. Bruce
Elmira
Bruce
New York
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