Iran Gags UN Delegate Amid Security Council Clash
Iranian Ambassador Hussein Ala has been silenced as the Soviet Union pressures Tehran to remove him. Ghavam has ordered him to stop making statements at the council, signaling a possible end to Ala's role as ambassador.
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Dairy Prices Jump As Government Boosts Dairy Costs
Washington announces a $250 million yearly price rise for dairy products with June 1 implementation. Milk gains about one cent per quart, butter up roughly 11 cents per pound, and cheddar cheese about six cents per pound. Bowles warns further hikes if subsidies remain, and orders new controls on butterfat to boost production.
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Beautiful Holiday Weather Forecast Stays Mild
Weather bureaus predict pleasant travel conditions as high pressure keeps temperatures in the 70s today. Forecasters warn of a cooler but still nice day Friday with light winds and no major storms on the horizon.
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Weather Bureau
Weather outlook for Syracuse area
The U S Weather Bureau reports fair and warmer today with mostly cloudy skies. Tonight and Friday will be cool with a low of 50 degrees and a high of 72. Sunset is 8 36 p m and sunrise 5 29 a m.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Victory for Lewis as hard coal contract ends long strike
Washington reports the government mine wage agreement seen as a Lewis victory. United Mine Workers, about 400,000 strong, to return to work in government mines, with production resuming and sirens flowing to ease the crisis. Wage rise set at 18 1/2 cents hourly pending Wage Stabilization Board approval. price ceilings may rise up to 50 cents a ton. The deal was signed at the White House with President Truman, after a 49 day strike and a May seizure order.
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John L. Lewis
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J. A. Jug
White House
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Wage Stabilization Board
Dad's fall kills child in Detroit tragedy
An 18 month old girl, Leslie Ann Rose, died from a fractured skull after being carried by her father Edward G. Rose who fell down stairs. The incident occurred as the mother, nursing a newborn, waited unaware at Mr. Carmel Hospital.
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German Officials Given Fuller Block on Economic Affairs
Berlin reports German officials in the U S occupation zone gain broader control of economic matters. Lt. Gen. Lucius D. Clay assures Washington aims to implement Potsdam by treating Germany as an economic entity.
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Germany
Memorial Day Traffic Deaths Expected Nationwide
The Associated Press reports Memorial Day traffic safety drive with the National Safety Council urging cautious driving. A projected 329 fatalities are expected nationwide over the extended holiday weekend amid light early-holiday violence.
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Blum Returns to France From United States
Premier Leon Blum returned to France from the United States at noon aboard the air liner Star of Paris. He arrived at Orly Airport marking his return to Paris.
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Truman Labor Bill Fate Hangs On Veto Chance
Washington observers weigh the chances Truman vetoes the Case strike control bill as Congress debates its fate. House passage 230 to 106 prompts speculation while Senate moves trim the measure, with Labor Secretary Schwellenbach hinting at a veto and Senate factions split on sustaining or defeating the plan. The maritime dispute and draft provisions for government seizure loom as decisive factors.
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Catholics Gain House Plurality
In unofficial returns from yesterday's provincial elections the Catholic People's Party appeared to win a plurality of 17 seats in the 50 member upper house. The party also won a plurality of 32 seats in the 100 member lower house in the national elections held May 17.
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Dail Rejects Motion for Ireland Prison Inquiry
In Dublin the Dail voted 66 to 14 against a motion to inquire into prison conditions. Prime Minister Eamon de Valera castigated the IRA as a murder prone gang and criticized American press coverage during a stormy session.
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Hayward Weds Beverly Hills Socialite Peggy Morrow Field
Louis Hayward and Peggy Morrow Field, Southern California socialite, married at Presbyterian Community Church in Beverly Hills with Dr. William E. Roberts officiating. Hayward, a former Marine Corps captain, was previously divorced from Ida Lupino in May 19.
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Anthracite Strike Opens as 76000 Miners Walk Off
The 76000 Pennsylvania anthracite miners quit work today awaiting a new contract as the existing pact expires at midnight. The labor action follows the national soft coal strike settlement and a rejected operators’ proposal for a 30 day retroactive extension. The United Mine Workers maintain a no contract no work stance.
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Azerbaijan Forces Iran Cabinet Out
Tehran dispatch reports Iranian Premier Ahmed Qavam asked for the resignations of all ministers after Jafar Pishevari of the Azerbaijani autonomous government refused to continue talks. All ministers complied.
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UPI
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Ahmed Qavam
Jafar Pishevari
Philadelphia 370 AFL Truck Drivers Strike Settled
Philadelphia management and AFL union spokesmen announced settlement ending a 15 day strike by 370 drivers across the city for the three largest newspapers. The agreement averts relief delays and includes terms yet to be disclosed.
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A.F.L
Huge Parade Honors Syracuse War Dead
Syracuse and Onondaga County marked Memorial Day with a county wide parade led by 87 units. veterans from three wars joined a veteran of 1861 James Wormwood in a tribute at the Soldiers and Sailors Monument. British war brides marched in Syracuse as crowds lined the route from Billings Park to Clinton Square.
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DEAD HONORS AT HOME AND ABROAD FOR AMERICA'S WAR DEAD
Memorial services led by President Truman were held at Arlington National Cemetery and sites across France Italy and the Pacific. Flags wreaths and flowers marked tombs including Unknown Soldier graves as civilians and officials observed moments of silence and remembrance.
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Britain stunned as Russia boycotts London victory parade
Constantine Brown notes in World Scene that Russia’s refusal to participate shocks Britain ahead of the planned London victory parade next month. The rest of the page highlights sections on Amusements, Classifieds, City Life, Comics, and various features.
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