Chrysler Strike Talks Stalled in Hopeless Deadlock
Detroit April 22 Federal mediators report a hopeless deadlock in the eight day old Chrysler strike and threaten to pause peace talks as costs rise beyond a billion dollars. Talks broke up at 1 a m EST with a cooling off period possible. non economic issues like grievance procedure union security and seniority blocked progress.
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Detroit
Federa Mediators
Chrysler
Arthur C. Vint
Federal Mediation and Con Eflistion Service
Viet
CIO
United Auto Workers Union
UAW
Senator Says Ban On Race Track Betting Would Wipe Out Gambling Rings
Washington April 22 Senate inquiry hears that a nationwide ban on legalized track betting could wipe out most organized gambling networks in the United States. Capehart notes wiping out pari mutuel betting might end the entire operation, but stops short of formal action. Lawmakers press for broader probes into bookmakers, race information networks, and potential leaks from racing data to bookies, amid cries for crime investigations and tighter federal oversight.
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Washington
Capehart
R-Ind
United States
Senate Commerce
Kefauver
D.-Tent
Senate
Commerce Group
McFarland
D.-Ariz
Mar
Edward J. McBride
Cleveland
Continental Press Service
Russell
Leonard Brophy
Drothera
Los Angeles
San Diego
Joe Adonis
New York
Frank Erickson
New Jersey
Mickey Cohen
Gino
George E. Owen
Florida
Triangle
Triangle Press
Associated Pres
Continental Press
Associated Press
Richard W. Ervin Ward
Ervin
Frank Starrett
Preas
Cooperaton
Starzel
Bulgarian Government Cuts AP News Gathering in Bulgaria
A reliable source says the Bulgarian government cut off Associated Press news gathering in Bulgaria yesterday with no reason given. No AP news has come from Sofia since, and attempts to reach Dimiter Mishev the AP correspondent there failed.
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London
Associated Press
Building Sales React to Williamsport and Boonsboro Districts
Numerous property transfers listed across Williamsport and Boonsboro districts. Names include Dennis Caples, Harold Hutson, Er nest Fennel, Anna Moats, and N evin Barnhart with parcels along Hagerstown Road, Featherbed Road, and Sharpsburg Pike. Transfers cover farms, dwellings, and lots along routes to Hagerstown, Middleburg, and Townsville, reflecting widespread real estate activity.
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Clear Spring Road
Williamsport
South End Development Co
iWilliamaport
Herman L. DeWease
Williamaport
Townsville
Dennis W. Caples
Charles C. Barnes
Hoonaboro
Kemp's
Mia
Boonsboro
Wilmer G. Turner
Floyd J. Atherton
Hagerstown
Welsh Run
Dearfoxx
Fairview
Harold H. Hutson
John WH. Garrett
Country Club Road
Harmission Homer
Ing
Richard W. Twigg
Fairview Road
Ernest J. Fennel
Edith V. Glass Beard
Hagerstown-Middleburg Pike
Anna R. Moats
Nevin
Showalter Road
Henry F. Horst
Jacob B. Reeder
Parartise School
Middleburg Pike
Alvrina Susan Miagaha
Richard M. Garvin
Sharps Bar Pike
St. James Road
Robert K. Wiedeman
Ralph J. Trampower
Fountain Head Heights
Gar W. Moulden
Martin K. Wempe
Frederick Street
Aldus I. Martin
Lynn K. Ansley
U. S
King's English On The Highways
A Ford representative at the British show glosses English car terms into American equivalents. For example maser means radiator ornament, wig in a fender, hoot in a drank, damper as stock absorber, and choke in a sedan. The piece compares British and American automotive vocabularies with humorous mistranslations.
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New York
Ford Motor Company
Ford
Isi
Navy recruitment openings attract eager applicants
Chief Clarence Bowers of the To p Navy recruiting office announces immediate openings for men seeking a colorful career and good pay. Reenlistment credits apply toward retirement and pay, with no waiting period. Office hours run 9:20 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. weekdays and 7:30 a.m. to 12 noon Saturdays.
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Clarence Bowers
Navy
Post Ooffice
Aurone
Te Tscal Reepairer
Prayers Answered as Boy's Body Found in Lake Champlain
In Plattsburgh New York Mrs. Harold T Healey prayed daily for 45 days at St Peters Church for her five year old son to be recovered after Harold Healey slipped from a wall into the Saranac River February 26. Two men later found the body on the shore of Lake Champlain near the river union.
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Plattsburgh
Harold T. Healey
St. Peters
Harold Healey
Saranac River
New York City
Joan Caulfield to marry April 29 in private ceremony
Hollywood reports actress Joan Caulfield and producer Frank Ross plan a April 29 wedding. The ceremony will be small with a few friends. Matron of honor will be singer Benny Venuta who introduced the couple two years ago.
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Hollywood
Joan Caulfield
Frank Ross
Jean Arthur
Benny Venuta
Census Count Progressing Faster Than 1940 Pace
Washington April 22 Census Director Roy V Peel reported the 1950 population count about 75 percent finished with some 115,900,900 Americans recorded. The three-quarter mark was passed in 17 working days, eight days remain to finish the count. Officials say progress is brighter than 1940, but gaps persist in cities and sparsely settled farming areas. Some counties may extend into May due to weather and access issues.
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Washington
Roy V. Peel
Aldes
Peel
Censon
Gett
North Dakota
Kansan Proposes Economy Through Fewer Congressional Words
Representative Scrivener suggests cutting debate to save funds. He urges limiting appendix entries in the Congressional Record, arguing each spoken word costs 82 cents per page and printing costs would fall if talk is reduced.
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Kansan
Washington
Rep. Scrivener
R-Kay
House
Scrivener
Federal
Treasury
Congressional Record
Beef By Keefe Strikes Rooney As Being Looney
Washington reports Rep John J Rooney of New York attacked Rev Frank T Keefe of Wisconsin a prominent former district attorney from Oshkosh. Speaker Rayburn struck the remark from the Congressional record saying it was personal animosity and improper.
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Keefe
Rooney
Looney
Washington
John J. Rooney
New York
Frank T. Keefe
Wisconsn
Oshkosh
Sam Rayburn
Rayburn
House
Keefe Strick Roa-ney
Meney
Publicist Held On Rape Charge
Publicist Fred Seelig, 41, is held on suspicion of raping a vacationing government clerk from Washington, D.C. Misa Margaret Varlor, 24, accuses him of assault after a night club event. Seelig denies the rape accusation as Sheriff Lt. Ralph Wyatt reports.
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Flelts Wood
Hallywood
Fred Seelgs
Washington, D.C
Misa Margaret ‘Varlor
Seelig
Ralph Wyatt
Berkeley Springs High School choruses to perform on WEPM
Berkeley Springs high school boys and girls choruses directed by Mrs. John Conley will broadcast Saturday April 22 from 11 30 a m to noon on WEPM Martinsburg with Miss Juliet Newcomer at the piano. The boys chorus makes its first radio appearance. Readings note light peach damage nearby and orchards report variable loss along Route 22. Harvest squirrels gather giant Sequoia seed cones for winter stores. Texas history mentions six flags.
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Berkeley Springs
Berkeley Springs High School
Martinsburg
John Conley
Juliet Newcomer
Roy M. Resecker
Charles E. Miller
Ruppenthal
Probers Defer Their Decision In McCarthy Hearings
Lattimore, John Hopkins professor, testifies under oath denying communism ties and rejecting McCarthy's claim that he serves Russia. He vows to return next week to reply to Budenz accusations. He denounces character attacks on Marshall and defends himself against claims by Field and Browder. McCarthy criticizes Marshall as unfitted, while Lattimore blames China lobbyists for pressuring anti communism efforts.
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McCarthy
Russia
Lattimore
Hudenz
Badent
Mr. Tudenz
Communist Party
John Hopkins University
Field
Dadenz
Latriimore
George C. Marshall
China
U N Secretary Off For Europe On Mission Potentially Moscow
United Nations Secretary General Trygve Lie sails for Europe aboard the Queen Mary to confer with French and British leaders in Paris and London and attend group meetings in Paris and Geneva. The trip, planned before the U S Russian rift, follows a White House talk with President Truman and a possible Moscow visit.
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New York
Trygeve Lie
United Nations
Europe
Moscow
Peris
London
Paris
Geneva
Washington
Truman
White House
All American Airways Adds Atlantic City Flights
All American Airways announced April schedule changes adding two daily summer flights from here to Atlantic City via Washington and Baltimore. Eastbound flights 122 and 120 depart mornings, while 228 and 104 leave afternoons and evenings. Westbound 215 and 104 originate at Atlantic City April 30. Service includes longer layovers for refueling and a simplified Altoona Harrisburg connection. Cumberland and Connellsville each gain one daily flight. Hagerstown retains seven.
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All American Airways
Atlantic City
Washington
Baltimore
Bernie Hargiel
Hengen, Inc
All American
Altoona
Harrisburg
Pittsburgh
Cumberland, Md
Connelaville Pa
Hagerstown
Americans in Plane Shot Down Possibly Alive
In a press conference International OSS chief William Donovan said ten Americans aboard a Navy plane downed by the Soviets in the Baltic may be alive and prisoners. He urged holding ten Russian soldiers until indemnity is paid or the Americans are returned safely. Donovan spoke at a campaign luncheon as national chairman.
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Philadelphia
United States
Baltic Sea
iGen
Willam J. ¢Wild
Bill Donovan
Donovan
Office of Strategic Service
OSS
Police Baffled By Murder Of Woman
Nassau police hunt for a killer in the death of Miss Betty Renner a 28 year old Washington DC woman attorney found battered and dumped in a shallow well after a supposed guide lured her during a sight seeing trip. The body was found Wednesday with signs of foul play and probable drowning.
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Nassau
Bahamas
Betty Renner
Washington, D. C
Renner
Two Czechs Are Sentenced To Die
In Prague a state court condemned two Czechs to death on charges of high treason and spying for the United States. One co-defendant got life imprisonment while the other three received 18 to 25 years. The trial named four former U S Embassy officials as directing the espionage sit ins. The accused pleaded guilty and expressed remorse.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
United States
U. S
Lincoln High Seeks Foreign Student for Next Year
Lincoln High School students plan to donate 1000 dollars to sponsor a foreign pupil. The American Field Service will select the student and cover transportation. hosting arrangements include board and room for the visitor from Europe during the next school year.
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Lincoln
Lincoln High School
American Field Service Organization
Lovesick War Vet Shoots Wife Then Kills Himself
Port Huron Michigan April 22 a 26 year old war veteran Robert De Lacy shot his wife after an argument then fled in his car. Police pursued at high speed and found him dead in front of a funeral home with a note reading I loved Thelma too much God forgive me. De Lacy had a World War II service record and multiple disturbances at the family home had brought sheriff deputies to the residence.
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Port Huron
Mich
Robert de Lacy
de Lacy
St. Clair
DeLacys
Arthur H. Smith
Over Million New Passenger Cars Will Be Sold In Two Months
Detroit April 22 1950 More than a million new passenger automobiles will be sold between now and June 20 as the current sales boom continues. Factory output reached 2,000,600 for 1950 this week and demand remains strong into the latter part of the year. Prices have shown little relief with limited competition amid a Chrysler strike impact.
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Detroit
Chrysler
Man seeks court order to force wife back in marriage swap
In Lorain April 22, Earl G. McDaniel of Thew Shovel Co. asks common pleas court to compel wife Hileen V. McDaniel to resume marital obligations after a 1944 marriage swap involving their first mates. She denies any swap occurred and sues for divorce, alleging abuse.
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Cleveland
Common Pleas Court
Earl G. McDaniel
Thew Shovel Co
Fanawer
Hileen V. McDaniel
McDaniel
MecNaniel
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