Truman Hints At Near Balanced Budget Approach
Indications today suggest President Truman may call for a near balance or balanced budget plan in his forthcoming message to Congress. Officials expect a federal outlay around 80 to 1400 billion, with war and postwar military costs shaping the main spending. Congressional leaders from both parties press for economic restraint, while some lawmakers doubt a full balance can be reached this year.
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Truman
Congress
Gsi
Pridanert
Comers
Walter I. Gaerge
Eligirman
Senate Finanee Committee
Martin
Mass
Baat Hee
Britain Proposes UN Control of World Armaments Industry
London reports Prime Minister Bevin outlines preliminary talks on UN trusteeship for three African mandates and a global move to place the armaments sector under UN control. Masaryk urges removal of uranium and other weapons material from production, while Bevin pledges Britain to outlaw war and strengthen the UN.
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UNO
London
United Nations Today
Britain
Jan Marsary
Czechostovkia
Iornamenity
Ernest Bevin
Twagansiki
Cameroons
Togulad
Bevin
Palestine
Masaryk
Bexar
United Nations
Wath
Czechoslovakia
Queuer
Begin
Objections Vary On Admiral King Park Site Choice
A public advisory committee in Columbus debated Lake Erie park options with Public Works Director, noting opposition to western Cleveland proposals and urging a state park at Lake Erie location. The panel discussed sites at Rothe and Cutland Beaches and a western Cleveland option, with mixed support and a goal of a 1000-acre core area.
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Columbus
Lake
Rothe
Cutland
Toledo
Bern
Cleveland
Fire destroys Puritas Springs Park in Cleveland
A blaze at Puritas Springs Park caused extensive damage estimated around $200,000. Fire officials reported severe destruction to structures and equipment, with the cause under investigation. Local authorities cordon off the area as cleanup begins and park officials assess loss.
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Puritas Springs Park
Cleveland
Ube
Putitas
Aise T Pa & Park
Weather Notes Veer From Cold Spell On Tuesday
A fragmented weather update indicates milder temperatures ahead with possible changes in wind and precipitation. Skies clear over urban areas while coastal regions expect mixed rain and light showers later in the day.
Using Older Men for Occupation Duty Oversseas
Gen Dwight D Eisenhower, Army chief of staff, urges faster draft demobilization. Senate committee hears arguments to age down physical standards and draft more men to replace veterans. Royall calls it sound policy to use older men for occupation duties. debate centers on keeping pace with manpower needs and limits on annual draft figures.
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Washington
Deight Deseenhower
Army
Senate
Poa
Sen
Edwin C. Johnson
D. Cole
Kenneth Je. Royall
Commer
Fee
Yeue
Ajd
Belesen
Lewis
Elyria Reports Four Scarlet Fever Cases
Four Scarlet Fever cases are reported in Elyria amid quarantine measures. One patient is set for release from quarantine today, with others anticipated over the next week. The health board had recently extended quarantine guidelines from three to ten days.
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Elyria
Alsiowgh
Quaraytane
Ely Iit
Quari
Elysia Heil
Unktes
Hegith
Tear Gas And Clubs On Pickets Clash At L A Plant
In Los Angeles a line of electrical workers at a struck plant faced tear gas and clubs as about 100 police dispersed the pickets. Five workers entered the plant after a violent scuffle that followed a court order limiting the picket to four. A bystander was injured in the melee as police restored order amid chaos surrounding the United Electrical Workers dispute seeking higher wages.
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Los Angeles
Motors, Inc
Philip M. Connelly
C00
C00 Industrial Alien Couriel
U.S
Anetor
Cb United Electrical Workers
Former Sheriff Convicted on Bribery Charges
SPRINGFIELD Niles E Young former Clark County sheriff faced bribery verdicts prompting a potential ten year sentence from the state penitentiary after years of charges. Defense said no new trial would be requested and an appeal might be pursued to higher court.
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Springfield
Niles E Young
Clark County
Young
Gribes Leon
French Prosecutor Relates Nazi Torture and Deportations
A French prosecutor described Nazi torture during wartime interrogations, including electrocution and torture of detainees. He testified about 131 Belgians deported and about 195,000 French and 14,000 Dutch people sent to slave labor in 1942. He also noted resistance leader Francois De Menthen denied death penalty for the Nazis on trial.
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Nuprnberg
Feetich
Antur
Francois de Metthen
Mons
de Menthen
Wellman Takes The Stand In His Own Defense Today
The trial of Gordon Wells was delayed as Wellman struggled to testify and wept on the stand. Jurors filled the crowded Cleveland courtroom as witnesses and attorneys prepared for further proceedings in the first degree murder case.
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Wellman
Gorden
Edward
Portsia
Cate
Gurl
Pearl Harbor foreseeably doomed Japan by own action
Former commander of the Pacific Fleet, Admiral Husband E. Kimmel, and colleagues recalled warnings before Pearl Harbor. They stated they believed Japan would attack the United States, predicting national death by Japan’s own action if war erupted.
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Far East
Kimmel
Bar East
Togetaert
Typ
Atormtiorn
Thadalapan
Phaland
Ueems
Japan
Corthio
Wen
Pearl Harbor
Pacific
Jupiar
Sixteen Register With Board Here
Sixteen individuals register with the board in Lewes and nearby areas. The list includes names such as Roy Robert Cozut Wale FP Jawaserue James and Virwent Trupe, with addresses on Lawl Street and Deval Rouen Cue Ye Servies. The report records local registrants and prints a long roster of names and streets.
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Lewes
Elsraa
Roy Robert Cozut
Jawaserue James
Lawl
Deval Rouen
Bamier Darracs
Chapuell Gare
Bruner
Rth
Peg
Bert Berk
Pade
President calls for showdown in steel wage talks
Washington reported President Truman demanded a showdown in steel wage negotiations today and offered his settlement plan if deadlock continues. He may intervene if Murray and Fairless fail to agree after a third White House conference. Both sides held firm with Murray trimming to 12.2 cents while Fairless offered 18 cents, a gap of about 63 million dollars in the steel industry payroll.
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Washington
Truman
Philip Murray
United Steel Workers
Benjamin F. Fairless
8. Steel Corp
White House
Trae Ina
Murray
Fairless
Ave Dave
Vhe
Mandy
Omeisls
Alto
Meat Producing Centers Are Quiet Today
In Chicago a mass work stoppage by nearly 300000 AFL and CIO striking meat packing workers left centers quiet. Union leaders met in Washington at President Truman’s request to avert a meat famine, while picket lines guarded big plants and stockyards with little disorder noted.
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Chicago
Planta
Washington
Truman
AFL
CLO
Pine Nation
Kaness Cus
Raw
Medals slated for Elyria board members ceremony at Cleveland
Selective Service Board members both current and former in Elyria are slated to receive medals. Three local board members plan to attend the Cleveland event, including Dan Symon, De Burbeck, and Alva Remp Linnaid Fyee. Others listed are unavailable due toFlorida commitments and scheduling concerns. the medals trace back to service since 1918 with former members receiving recognition for years of service.
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Cleveland
Docal
Plains
Tater Perenysie
Ebina
Dan Bo Symon Guarrinon
Bosid
Burbeck A
Alva Ro Remp Linnaid
Ber
Florida
Mio
UG Alse
Cligtjie
Buarts
Piambe
Andre S Grinsty
Pts
Arsehuwarmer Sera Une la Phs
Rashard Fo Stevens
Ormsby
Beeeng
Congress
Pam
Prawlanids
Tiendes
Tay
Tad O
Night School Enrolls Near Two Hundred Students
Enrollment figures indicate about 200 students joined night classes. The program covers varied subjects including shop, metal work, and home economics with courses held at local venues.
Ford Co and Union Near Agreement on Wages
Ford Motor Company and the CIO United Auto Workers resumed talks on a new contract. They were within two cents of a deal, with Ford offering 17.5 cents an hour and the union likely to accept 144 cents as recommended by a presidential panel. The agreement could break the 58 day General Motors strike deadlock and influence GM wage comparisons.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Company
CIO
United Auto Workers
Ford
UAW
General Motors
R. J. Thomas
UAW International
Farah
Another Lead Fails In Kidnap Murder Case
Chicago police renew efforts in the Suzanne Degnan case after a 31 year old suspect, Smet, was rearrested on testimony from a young witness. The girl’s dismembered body was found in four sewers near her home after a ransom note referenced a 20000 amount. A witness, Miss Williams, failed to identify the man, and strands of yellow hair matching the victim were found. A door and wire, linked to the strangling, were recovered in an alley where earlier evidence appeared.
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Chicago
Suzanne Degnan
Esere Smet
Jantor
Vomng Chicana Waitiness
Smet
Gloria Wilkens
Abe Maven
Patricia Joleen
Font
Tofe
Suzanne
Jon
Miss Williams
Jantop Ato
Statsav
Edward Morris Promoted to Captain in Louisville Kentucky
Edward H Morris has been promoted to the rank of captain. He is the son of Ir and Mrs Ruwlard Morris of Riverside Road and will begin his duties in Louisville Kentucky, after years of service.
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Edward H. Morris
Ruwlard Morris
T Riser Road
Edward H. Mori
Hoo Peen
Caplain
Toghas
Loustille
Those Early American Chairs For Quick Cash
Curious ad seeks residents with grandmother chairs to sell for fast cash. Chrono Telegram Want Ad offers to buy old pieces, storage cleanouts, quick turnover. Contact details and phone number provided for seller and buyer convenience.
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Dent
Chrono Telegram
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