No More Concessions to Russia Shaping U N Policy
James Marlow notes a 1945 AP piece predicting U S resolve against conceding to Russia. He argues U N has failed to keep peace, with Forrestal warning Congress that military reserves may be needed for decades, as lawmakers call for revising the U N and possible defense pacts.
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Sy James Marlow Washington
Associated Press
United States
Russia
United Nations
Truman
U. S
San Francisco
U. N. General Assembly
Congress
U. N
Greece
Tur
Forrestal
U.N
House
Andio
Ferguson
Michigan
Senate
T. N
Miners Fail To Return To Work Amid Walkout Fears
The piece notes a looming full return to work at Kentucky mines, with Florida styled details on fines and judges. Union leaders in West Virginia and Pennsylvania express anger at the Goldsborough ruling and insist workers may return today. National totals of idle miners are given with regional breakdowns across states. Pearl Harbor report ends the item with a Bikini test note.
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Kentucky
Bellaire
Ohio
Lewis
T. Alan Goldsborough
UMW
Goldsborough
George J. Titler
Beckley
W. Va
Joan P. Busharello
Yarn District 5
Pittsburgh
Frank Hughes
International Board
District
Greensburg
Sam Caddy
District 30
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Washington
Alabama
Virginia
Virginia Coal Operators Association
Iinois
Indiana
Tennessee
Utah
Colorado
Wyoming
States
Soundly Beaten Reds Face Hint of Change Coming
Giuseppe Romita a left wing Socialist and ex interior minister joined five other party members in urging steps to regain Socialist independence. Nenni’s split with Independent Socialists over the Communist fusion issue created alliances with the left. Di Vittorio of the Confederation of Labor seeks WFITU action to let each country decide its stance on the Marshal Plan, aiming to prevent a union split over U.S. aid. Romita’s letter to members, written before returns, notes five other socialist leaders signing.
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Ists
Italian Social Movement
National Bloc
Senate
Giuseppe Romita
Socialist Party
Pietro Nenni
Popular Front di Vittorio
Confederation of Labor
World Federation of Trades Unions
Wf.t.u
Draft fight heats up over mobilization and reserves
Rep Bishop and Rep Short locked in opposition as hearings move into a second week on reviving Selective Service. Bishop urged stronger National Guard and reserves and criticized current mobilization while advocating using slower recruiting to improve manpower. He also proposed training delinquent youths into trades.
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Truman
Bishop
Rep. Short
R-Mo
Short
Congress
Armed Services Committee
National Guard
The
Horse With Mixed Habits Rescued After Traffic Signal Stop
Detroit April 21 a police horse known for both good and bad habits ran away again today for the second time this spring. The horse, under Patrolman Vernard Foster, escaped but stopped at a red light on Grand River Avenue where Foster recaptured it, proving a rare good habit of obeying traffic signals.
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Detroit
Toy
Vernard Foster
Grand River Avenue
Foster
Andrews sponsors draft bill to raise armed services to 2 006 000
Chairman Andrews introduces a measure after four days of testimony from draft opponents. The bill would authorize the armed services to reach 2 006 000 troops by July 1, 1950, about 621 300 above present strength and 972 000 more than the Secretary of Defense Fortas proposed in the administration’s draft budget.
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Andrews
RNY
Armed Services
Veterans Housing Study Reveals Friction at Home
Washington County veterans report about half are unhappy with current homes and fear living with in laws. Many want to marry but lack suitable housing, forcing delays in starting families. The Veterans Housing Committee surveys veterans from all wars to gauge ownership, tenancy, housing needs, and preferred options.
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Tags
Mr. Tage
Mr. Tagg
George E. Ridenour
J. R. R.black
Veterans Housing Committee
Washington County
Showdown Nears On Housing Bill in Ohio Senate
Yesterday the Senate adopted two public housing measures from Senator McCarthy of Wisconsin amid a feud with Taft. McCarthy's amendments push occupancy priority for lowest income families and ban discrimination against welfare households, while allowing government eviction of tenants above a salary ceiling tied to project. Cain opposes public housing as a social issue, Taft defends it as a duty to provide decent homes for solid citizens with low incomes.
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Ohio
Senate
McCarthy
Rwis
Taft
Cain
Faft
Dogs and Dominance in Pack Dynamics From Early Research
A concise summary notes that what some call a dog's lie has real grounding in canine social structure. It examines how dominance within packs shapes behavior and how even dogs react to power hierarchies, reflecting early observations of social order in canines.
Princess Who Could Not Cry in Broadway School Play
Broadway School presents an original dramatization of The Princess Who Could Not Cry in the auditorium this afternoon. Grade pupils perform under Mrs. Eleanor Zecker with Peter Daniels as the King, Margieth Bauer as the Queen, and Physicis Beard as the Princess, joined by Sarah Duey, David Semler, John Slocum, Tommy Snyder, Fred Snively, Robert Watcher, Calvin Mumma, Rorala Busey and others assisting with props and staging.
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Broadway School
Eleanor Zecker
Peter Daniels
Mar-gieth Bauer
Physicis Beard
Sarah Duey
David Semler
John Slocum
Tommy Snyder
Fred Snively
Robert Watcher
Calvin Mumma
Rorala “Busey
Dogs get ill associating with human folk
Atlanta April 21 UP Some times dogs become ill from associating with people says Dr L C Moss of Fort Collins Colorado He argues psychiatry is going to the dogs and mental states along with environmental influences shape pets lives He notes abuse pampering and dog to dog interactions can cause mental illness and cites fear pain jealousy and suspicion as factors
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Atlanta
L. C. Moss
Fort Collins
Colo
Moss
American Animal Hospital Association
Cross
Colorado A and M College
Notable Names in an Unclear List and Population Claim
A sequence of names including Mary Alice Snively Sendra Zentmyer Janet Boward Margaret Brish Ned Moler Tommy Nttlendore Patricia Switzer Kay Lowe Carol Smith Douglas Dorsey Beverly Stevens Patsy Showe is listed. An outlandish claim suggests India's population grows by 10 million annually.
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Mary Alice Snively
Sendra Zentmyer
Janet Boward
Margaret Brish
Ned Moler
Tommy Nttlendore
Patricia Switzer
Kay Lowe
Carol Smith
Douglas Dorsey
Baverly Stevens
Patsy Showe
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