Greek Premier Says British Forces Back in Greece
The Greek premier stated that British military forces operate in Greece with the government’s full consent and in collaboration to maintain order. Russia pressed the United Nations to address the situation, while left and right factions clashed and hostages were executed amid regional turmoil.
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Java
Russia
Britain
Soviet Union
UNO
Gladwyn Jebb
Assembly
Indonesia
Athens
Themisokles Sophoulis
United Nations Organismn
In Memoriam for David Earl Smith and J K Zepa
In memoriam notes mark the death of David Earl Smith four years ago and a remembrance for J K Zepa who passed away a year ago. The brief lines express grief, memory, and ongoing hope, signed by John H B Zeon Jr and daughter Mabel Morcczan with family sentiments.
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David Earl Smith
J. K. Zepa
Enn
John HB
Zeon, Jr
Mabel Morcczan
Burkett Died After Auto Collision Witness Testimony
Autopsy showed head injuries only in Burkett. Charles Burkett testified his brother visited, drank but was not drunk, watched him leave, descend a bank to the road, and walk toward his home. John Burkett said he drank but was never seen down. The case involves Robert Martin and vehicle details from the scene.
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Burkett
Charles Burkett
John
Robert Martin
Negro Held As Robbery Suspect Alleged Attack
Walter Kines colored of Berkson Row was arrested by Patrolman Lewis Bien ard after allegedly robbing Paul Showe on EB 6th Street and taking $6. He was held on grand jury action for robbery. Another suspect, Philp McCutcheon, was held on assault with intent to kill after slashing Mollie Taylor on Charles Street and was also bound for grand jury action.
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Paul Showe
6Th Street
Walter Kines
Berkson Row
Lewis Bienard
Polite
Showe
Kines
Suter Alley
Martin V. Bostetter
Bostetter
Philp McCutcheon
McCutcheon
Mollie Taylor
Charles Street
Frederick
Hanley Files For Congress In Second District Race
Claude A. Hanley, attorney, filed his certificate of candidacy for the Democratic nomination in Maryland’s Second Congressional District. He aims to challenge incumbent Rem H. Streett as Baldwin announces candidacy for governor. Primary elections set for June 24.
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Annapolis
Mad
Claude A. Hanley
Fewson
Rem H. Streett. Baldwin
Man Held Here Is Wanted For Escape
Vernon Barthlow of Falling Waters West Virginia, a farm hand, escaped from a Moundsville Virginia penitentiary road gang after an assault with intent to rape charge. Sheriff Hurett said Barthlow had been sentenced from one to ten years for the offense and escaped August 23, 1944. He is held in jail awaiting the February grand jury action.
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Vernon Barthlow
Falling Waters
W. Va
Moundsville
Sherif
John B. Hurett
Huyett
Barthlow
Baldwin Enters Governor Race Bold Labor Stance
Baltimore politician Baldwin announces bid for governor, pledging to fight what he calls radical labor leadership and to expel such influence from the Democratic party. He criticizes Congress delays blamed on party leaders and warns of Communist and Left groups infiltrating the party. He details his background in Baltimore politics and public service.
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Democratic Party
Congress
Haldwin
Sidney Hillman
PAC
CIO
Philip Murray
James C. Petrillo
National Federation of Musicians
Ross-Roads
Price Controls and Taxes Influence Postwar Economy
The report notes potential revenue shortfalls and a projected debt trajectory, with Senator La Folette casting doubt on large tax cuts. Truman’s figures spark calls for broader labor and economic policy, while Senators Morse and O Mahoney urge voluntary arbitration and a coordinated plan to revitalize civilian production and open markets. An emphasis on cassiterite ore caps the discussion.
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Treman
Bnet Aay
Hou Budeet
LaFolette
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Byrd
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Morse
f-Ore
O'Mahoney
D-Wye
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Hegin
Meat Strike Priority Shapes Settlement Talks Across Nation
Government leaders held strategy meetings as the CIO steelworkers strike expands across 29 states, paralyzing plants and utilities. Wage demands include 1715 cents an hour for meat packers and 20 cents for meat cutters, while Swift & Co. tops offers at 10 cents. Steel output plummeted to under five percent capacity as 750,000 workers walked out, with isolated violence in Ohio.
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CIO United Packinghouse
AFL
Swift & Co
CIO United
Ohio
Philip Murray
Additon
CIO United Farm Equipment
International Harvester Company
Utah
Detroit
General Motors
United Auto Workers
Ford Motor Company
Chrysler Corp
Chrysler
Glass strike looms as workers face layoffs
Labor Department officials plan a meeting today to end a major industrial dispute. The country’s third biggest strike involves 200000 CIO electrical appliance workers at plants run by General Electric, Westinghouse, and General Motors. Union leaders from the United Electrical Workers and GE and Westinghouse executives agreed to confer on wages.
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Labor Department
CIO Electrical
General Electric
Westinghouse
General Motors
CLO United Electrical Workers
Arrest Of The Solves Robberies
Deputies Spickler Reynolds and officers Smith Young arrested three youths in the Public Square last night after a chase. The trio admitted robbing Becks last week, saying they gained entry through an unlocked window and a cellar window at Eckis.
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Mish
Bruce Spickler
Reynolds
Donald Smith
Harry Young
Beck
Eckis
Provisions Made For New P E Stock Issue
A Frederick board meeting approved charter amendments to enable a new 3.60 percent preferred stock issue. It is offered on a share for share basis with cash adjustments to current 6 and 7 percent holders. Unexchanged shares to be sold to the public when exchange closes January 28. A Langley led syndicate and First Boston Corp bid 3.60 preferred, approved by the SEC. President P Paul Smith reviewed a tentative 1945 income statement.
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Potomar Edison Company
Directo
Frederick
Digh
W. C. Langley and Co
First Boston Corporation
Securities and Exchange Commission
Ley To Be Speaker At Traffic Meeting
Ley Ley head of Kelley-Springfield Tire Company Cumberland and president of the Tri-State Traffic Club will speak at the Traffic Club of Hagerstown meeting at the Hotel Alexander Thursday at 8 pm. The talk titled Industrial Traffic will be followed by a business session. The club has grown since 1945 and seeks to improve traffic understanding among local industries and transport modes. Members urge bringing prospective members and interested persons.
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Lee Ley
Kelley-Springfield Tire Company
Cumberland
Tri-State Traffic Club
Traffic Club
Hagerstown
Alexander
Ley
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