Communists Open to Talks on Peace With Nationalists
An unofficial Nanking peace delegation reported to Beijing that the Chinese Communists would accept talks within a month. Yeh Chien ying pledged no attack on the Yangtze line during negotiations and promised to relay Nanking’s views to the central committee.
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Nanking
Yeh Chien-ying
Peiping
Yangtze River
Shanghai
Wea Botedt
INE Geiceaum Vi Cipie Syaunius
Communist Radio
Li Tsung- Jen
Yeh
Yangtze Line
Kuomintang
Chiang Kai-Shek
Chinese Communist Radio
Communist Central Committee
Railroads Fail To Order New Cars Amid Mass Layoffs
The Pullman Standard Car Co reports no new passenger car orders this year as railroads face reduced traffic. Freight car orders remain scattered. Major layoffs hit Southern Pacific 2520, Pennsylvania 2500, and New York Central about 8100 workers, with declines in passenger and freight traffic.
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Chicago
Pullman Standard Car Company
Association of American Railroads
Southern Pacific
Western Division
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York Central
One Pound Baby Dies in Hospital
A one pound girl Rafela died 48 hours after birth at Community hospital in Redlands. She was born Tuesday to Mrs Tony Daguimol wife of a packing house worker after a 542 month pregnancy. The infant was 11 inches long and otherwise normal for her size.
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Redlands
Community Hospital
Tony Daguimol
Rafela
Shades of Abe Lincoln in a Nation of Progress and War
A reflective verse portrait frames Abraham Lincoln as a steady force amid modern shocks. It contrasts his era with today’s bombs and rockets, notes the lure of progress, and imagines Lincoln finding the present world’s strife and greed intolerable, preferring rest over renewed conflict.
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Abe Lincoln
L. A
Lincoln
Man
Illinois
Union
Idaho State College Plans New Summer Session
The education department announces a new approach for summer programs. Teachers attending will decide course offerings and workshops through questionnaires. Summer session begins June 15.
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Education Department of
Idaho State College
Idaho
Education Department
Jockey Ovie Scurlock Returns to Hialeah Track
Weather report notes attention from California Chambers of Commerce as Ovie Scurlock rides at Hialeah after a winter away. A year earlier he left the Pacific coast climate saying it was too cold.
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Hialeah, Fla
California
Roosevelt Picks Coming Leaders
Franklin D Roosevelt Jr named five young Democrats he predicts will shape 1952 party policy. Adlai Stevenson Hubert Humphrey James Carey Walter Reuther and Helen Cadagan Douglas cited as rising figures with influence in labor and politics.
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New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr
Roosevelt
NBC
Adlai Stevenson
Illinois
Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota
James Carey
CIO
Walter Reuther
United Automobile Workers
Helen Cadagan Douglas
California
Carey
Reuther
Stardust Captain Faces Court After Poor Trawling Catch
C M Briggs captain of the Stardust returned to Savannah reporting slim catches, then faced legal action the next day on charges of illegal trawling.
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Savannah
C. M. Briggs
Stardust
Job Gailson Under Watch
Washington officials assess unemployment trends after census data show 2,650,000 jobless in January. Economists say it is too early to determine a trend and will watch the next few months for clues to the year's economic picture. The census report cites temporary industrial layoffs and larger than expected seasonal layoffs as contributing factors.
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Census Bureau
Cleric Cleared as Love Suit Dismissed in Glendale
A Los Angeles court dismissed a civil suit accusing Pastor J. Whitcomb Brougher Jr. of misconduct with over 40 women. Judge William B. McKesson upheld the church’s demurrer and barred amendment to oust the pastor, ruling the court lacks power over church internal affairs.
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LOS Angeles
LLP
J. Whitcomb Brougher, Jr
William B. McKesson
First Baptist Church of
Glendale
Brougher
McKesson
Maryland Crown Fight Expected As Rieder Aims At 155 Title
Scaling Heights College Park Md Coach Heinie Miller picks Eddie Rieder of Maryland as the likely national collegiate boxing champion at 155 pounds. Rieder is projected as the top contender to claim the national crown.
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Scaling Heights
College Park
Heinie Miller
Maryland
Eddie Rieder
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