Labor clash over Taft-Hartley Act court compliance
UAW and CIO leaders refuse to sign required anti Communist affidavits under Taft Hartley provisions. Walter Reuther signals continued opposition as AFL CIO factions debate official policy and potential changes to the law. Presidents Thomas and Lees weigh in on strategy amid internal party strife.
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U S May Cut Russian Visas
Washington reports the United States is reviewing visa policy for Russians amid moves to limit entries. Acting Secretary of State Lettin disclosed to Senate committee officials that about 155 Russians could be affected, with 516 representatives in the Senate asked for information.
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Hughes Flying Boat to Undergo Harbor Water Tests
Howard Hughes prepared his 200 ton flying boat for seven hours of water testing in Long Beach harbor. The Hughes craft, 219 feet long with a 320 foot wingspan, would fuel for eight engines and carry up to 700 troops. A Santa Fe cargo ship tied nearby sparked protest over potential danger as authorities planned maneuvers ahead of test flights.
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Senate Investigating Committee
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Congressman Rooney Tours Europe Warns on Yugoslavia Travel
Paris report quotes Representative Ian F Rooney of New York saying an American Army officer warned his delegation not to enter Yugoslavia. Rooney, chairman of the House Appropriations Subcommittee, said the group requested visas and faced bias while touring Europe.
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Communists Ban Church and Belief in God in Russia
In Moscow the Communist Party moves to suppress religion by banning church observances and religious beliefs. The ruling targets youth groups and anti religious propaganda, citing Stalin and the need for science over faith, with enforcement threats for party members who hinder anti religious campaigns. The decree references Article 134 of the 1936 Soviet Constitution and notes tensions with external powers.
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Truman Advisers Urge Return Of Controls On Scarce Goods
Washington dispatch reports advisers call for reimposing government controls to curb inflation and manage scarce goods as the nation faces ongoing economic strains and calls for budget restraint. Contempt charges loom in Hollywood hearings where witnesses resist testifying on alleged Communist ties, signaling deep political tension.
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Truman
Independence Hall Film Probe Protest Ends in Near Riot
Riot fear and police action marked a protest at Independence Hall over a film probe. More than 30 officers and about 2000 demonstrators clashed as organizers urged a different venue, with officials restricting access to the hall and surrounding areas.
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Foreign Aid Plan Seen Curb on Inflation
A proposed foreign aid strategy aims to curb inflation by restricting scarce goods and directing funds for relief. The plan would finance SEZ development and set limits on steel and currency aid while urging domestic allocation controls.
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British municipal elections show Tory sweep over Labor
Early returns from 985 of 392 councils indicate Conservative gains while Labor loses many seats and cities, with Conservatives doubling their council count and Labour hit hard though the party downplays the setback as temporary. Liberal and independent results are mixed and the turnout marks a record for the decade.
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Rush Yanks Out of Italy
General Taynes announced the evacuation from the Mediterranean theater of operations will finish ahead of schedule. The last dependents departed Friday and transport Piehsideem 2600 sailed Monday leaving about one thousand soldiers in theater.
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Peru Hit By Strong Central Peru Earthquake
A powerful quake struck central Peru causing multiple collapses and at least four deaths. Huancayo reported three killed as churches and houses collapsed, with many injured and towns such as Orcotuma near destruction. Rail lines and roads were blocked by landslides while religious services were disrupted across the region.
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Tama
Wuancayo
Thinuenyee la
Air Force Receives Official Seal Amid Ceremony Confusion
Vague notes describe an Air Force seal presented during a ceremony with unclear details. Witnesses reference a mace and seating arrangements while confusion arises over the event’s purpose and participants.
College football scores and scattered results in Central New York area
The page lists several college football results including Syracuse over Colgate 46 to 10 and Princeton, Dartmouth, Navy, and Holy Cross showups with varying scores. Other lines mention Lehigh, Lafayette, and Army football angles with mixed outcomes across the region.
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Syracuse
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Tornell
Today’s Features and Page Highlights Overview
The page lists feature sections and page references including Books Creassord Furzie Art Obat Peltieat Periscope and Talking TL Over Pagy. It notes Amusements 28 Music Glassted 55.63 Radio a Deatha 47 Society 17 Uh Weiler 40 Sports 992 Efttoral 46 Yes News 47 Financial 53 Winchell 6. Today's Pictures are on Page 14.
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Brewers Cut Beer Output Amid Industry Strain
Readable fragments indicate Brewers reduced production in response to supply pressures. The article mentions voluntary programs aimed at cutting output and extending stockpiles, with references to industry figures and local conditions affecting supply and demand.
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