Senate Debates Choked by Compromise Rules Change
In Washington the Senate adopted a 64 vote gag rule limiting debate on most business. The move, praised by Republicans and Dixie Democrats, blocks civil rights legislation as Truman Democrats objected. Taft Bricker voted yes, Lucas warned no antipoll tax or antidiscrimination bills would pass.
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Washington
Senate
President Truman
Dixie
Lucas
Illinois
Wherry
Nebraska
G.O.P
North Atlantic pact would bind US allies for 20 years
The treaty would commit the United States and eight allied nations to defend any member against an armed attack for 20 years, with each nation deciding if force is needed. Article 5 links attacks in Europe or North America to collective action, including armed force, under UN Charter authority. The plan aims for an April signing and faces Soviet opposition.
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John M. Hightower
Associated Press
Washington
United States
Congress
America
Russia
North America
Europe
North Atlantic
United Nations
Acheson
Sullivan venue move hearing set next Friday
Judge Paul G. Weber tentatively set April 11 as the trial date for John L. Sullivan Jr. on a charge of criminal assault against a 6 year old girl. Sullivan's attorney plans a motion for change of venue next Monday. Witnesses will be heard and a venue petition circulates in the Clarendon School district.
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Paul G. Weber
John L. Sullivan Jr
Clarendon Ave
George Hargreaves
Akron
Sullivan
Weber
Clarendon
D. Deane McLaughlin
Ohio
al Polinori
Alliance
John Popko
Garfield Ave
George R. Beagle
Lima State Hospital
Glenn A. Hofstetter
AD 1
East Sparta
Lima
Truman Won't Quarrel With Congress Yet
President Truman said he hopes to push a large part of his fair deal through Congress despite opposition from southern Democrats and Dixiecrats. He described a three party system in Congress and urged patience while predicting some opponents may come around. He showed a cordial stance toward Congress and offered no new campaign plans beyond earlier remarks.
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Key West
Fla
Truman
Congress
White House
Washington
Liberty Bakery Special Pie Sale Saturday
Special huckleberry pie offered on Saturday at Liberty Bakery located at 1030 6th SW. Pie price listed as 45 cents.
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Liberty Bakery
Bishop McFadden Meets Pope In Private Audience
Pope Pius XII received Bishop James A. McFadden of Youngstown in a private audience in Vatican City lasting 30 minutes. The bishop was accompanied by Msgr. Andrew Prokop, Rev. John Humensky, and Dr. and Mrs. John N. McCann. The Pope spoke briefly and offered blessings.
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Vatican City
Pius XII
James A. McFadden
Youngstown
Andrew A. Prokop
John Humensky
Cleveland
John N. McCann
Boy Scout Benefit Dance in Richville School
A Saturday night benefit dance at Richville School supports local Boy Scout activities. The event invites community members to attend for a night of music and fundraising to aid Scout programs.
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Richville School
First in Television Large 52 in picture easy terms
Home Furniture Co. 229 Market Street ad features Ferraro's Italian bread acknowledged in a brief classified style.
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Picture Easy
Home Furniture Co
Mkt. S.-ad
Ferraro
Doctor Testifies On Heart Attacks In Food Poisoning Suit
Dr R T Warburton testified in Judge Frank F Cope's Common Pleas Court in a civil case alleging food poisoning damages. During cross examination he said a heart attack could happen to anyone at any time. A fourth floor incident interrupted proceedings as Ralph Burnworth, 50, assistant engineer, suffered a heart attack and was taken to hospital.
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R. T. Warburton
North Canton
Frank F. Cope
Common Pleas
Dr. Warburton
Warburton
Ralph Burnworth
Market Ave N
Local poultry sale notices posted with price prompts
Yearling hens 38c per lb and frying roasters offered with free delivery at 921 Std NE. Call 588811-ad Rent Maytag. Also listing young ducks and frying staples from Rice’s-ad.
Senate Rent Decontrol Bill Faces Split Backing
Senate banking panel approves a bill extending rent controls 12 months with three months of possible decontrol, allowing two 5 percent increases but capping total rise at 15 percent from June 1947. Debates center on whether this is decontrol or extended controls, with Bricker urging full decontrol and Sparkman defending the plan.
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Washington
Senate
Senate Banking Committee
House
Bricker
McGrath
Rhode Island
Ohio
Sparkman
Alabama
Cain
Snowstorm Snarls Ohio Morning Traffic
A heavy snowfall began at 6 20 a m and lasted over an hour making streets and roads slick with ice. Temperatures fell from 30 to 25 degrees F, three quarters of an inch of new snow, and statewide snow coverage reported except in parts of Cleveland area and along the Ohio River.
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Columbus
Ohio
Cleveland
Ohio River
Alliance Police Chief Returns From The Repository Bureau
Alliance police chief Harry L. Stark returns from a 30 day leave in Miami Florida and vows to enforce the recent clampdown to the letter of the law. He reports the town clean and plans no immediate retirement while three captains will oversee officers to ensure compliance. He says the Florida trip improved his health and that he feels better.
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Repository Bureau Alliance
Harry L. Stark
Miami
Fla
Stark
Florida
Churchill and Laski Sail for Visit in U. S.
Winston Churchill sailed from Southampton aboard the Queen Elizabeth to lecture in the United States. Accompanying him was Prof Harold Laski former Labor party chairman and Churchill foe. Laski will deliver Sidney Hillman memorial lectures at Columbia Chicago Washington California Los Angeles and Denver University. Churchill will stay in the United States for about three to four weeks.
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Southampton
England
Winston Churchill
United States
Harold Laski
Labor Party
Churchill
America
Laski
Sidney Hillman
Columbia University
University of Chicago
University of Washington
University of California At Los Angeles
Denver University
Italy Chamber Votes for Pact After Filibuster
The Chamber of Deputies approved a government plan to negotiate Italy's adherence to the North Atlantic defense alliance by 342 to 170 after a three day filibuster. Police guarded the chamber as scattered posturing and a fatal strike in Terni accompanied the session.
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Rome
Chamber of Deputies
Italy
North Atlantic Defense Alliance
Pietro Nenni
Terni
Antonio Giolitti
Alcide de Gasperi
Christian Democratic
Palmiro Togliatti
Senate
Acheson Says Attack Should Be Met by War
Secretary of State Dean Acheson said the United States would go to war if a western European NATO member faces a major attack. He warned Congress decides war measures and noted the pact binds all members to aid. Acheson outlines that an attack on any treaty power is an attack on all and that action may include armed force.
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Russia
United States
Canada
Norway
Britain
France
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxemburg
Iceland
Portugal
Denmark
Italy
America
Senate
Truman
Congress
Europe
North Atlantic Council
Defense Committee
Council
Algeria
French North Africa
Germany
Austria
Acheson
Washington
Dean Acheson
CBS
ABC
Mutual
Postoffice Projects In Area Okayed by FWA
Federal Works Agency lists 146 Ohio public buildings for possible construction including Massillon postoffice extension and remodeling at 410000 and a new East Canton postoffice under 200000. Leading Ohio projects feature Akron at about 4100000.
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Federal Works Agency
Ohio
Massillon
East Canton
Akron
FWA
Atlantic pact text appears on Page 14
The article notes that the Atlantic pact document is printed on Page 14. It outlines the regional security agreement and its key provisions as presented in the newspaper.
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