U S to Double Air Lift Load and Berlin Plans
Clay argues the United States will double its air lift capacity with Ch4s replacing older bombers, boosting daily delivery to about 4 500 tons and enabling food and coal to Berlin. Gov Dewey and Gen Eisenhower held talks at Pawling to stress firm stance in Berlin while seeking peaceful solutions.
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Thomas KE. Dewey
Dwight B. Eisenhower
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Pawling
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Wallace Would Visit Stalin for Peace says Wallace
Wallace told reporters at his Philadelphia news conference that he would go to Russia to meet Premier Josef Stalin if it promoted peace. He said he had no invitation from Stalin but would exchange views by letter or visit, and he rejected Red-baiting and any claim of Communist support.
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Russia
Josef Stalin
Wallace
Stalin
Peace plan proposals and civil rights aims outlined
The article outlines third party peace efforts with Russia to find common ground, a United Nations fund for needy nations, and broad social reforms. It envisions ending racial segregation in the armed services and federal jobs, removing poll taxes, and abolishing the House Un-American Activities Committee, plus major nationalization and price control measures under a new Council of Economic Planning.
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Russia
United, Nations Fund
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Sheep Shearers Elect Officers at Five Day Convention
LaVor Taylor of Butte was reelected president of the Sheep Shearers Union of North America No 1 by acclamation at the conclusing session of a five day convention at the Eagles hall. Six vice presidents were chosen including H N Collings Provo Utah first William Brownell Oakdale Calif third Lough Twit Falls Tdano fourth Richard Oliver Pilot Rock Ore fifth Phil Guston Cady Wye sixth and Donald Brooke Oakdale Calif seventh Oscar Hansen of Provo is a carry over as second vice president. A resolution urged better relations between shearers and wool growers and cooperation to improve the wool industry. Members of the executive board also reviewed the Sheep Shearers Merchandise and Commission company at 14 West Platinum. Joe Potter was named manager of the commission. Discussions on union contracts with the National Wool Growers' Association highlighted the session with expectations for satisfactory deals soon.
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Wallace Fronts New Party Rally In Civil Rights Debate
Delegates at a Wallace for President gathering in Philadelphia hear Elmer Benson and Joseph Gitt preview policies and defy hysteria while Wallace signals openness to peace and rejects Communist accusations. Howard frames the New Party as a civilizational struggle pitting Wallace against war.
Wallace and writers clash in tense forum hour
A heated Wallace discussion with Pegler and other columnists escalates as Mary Spargo demands an answer about objectivity. Wallace refuses, sparking noises and shouting from Francis, Mencken, and others amid a charged room.
Disputed wartime actions spark call for clarity at event
Aon spoke amid pandemonium urging Wallace to defend allies who backed him in 1940 and 1944. Wallace pled to address it at his discretion, but stated the information could not be released. The effort thus failed to bring new facts to light.
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