Ford and UAW to Resume Parley Today in Detroit
Ford Motor Company and the CIO United Auto Workers agreed to meet at 2 p m today for first bargaining since a strike began at River Rouge and Lincoln Mercury plants. Ford urged negotiations on merits, while not accepting a mass workers meeting at Briggs Stadium.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Company
CIO
United Auto Workers
Ford
Henry Ford II
UAW
Walter P. Reuther
Reuther
River Rouge
Briggs Stadium
Ford Tractor Division
Atlanta
Dallas
Los Angeles
Atom Panel Changes Announced
President Truman named Henry D. Smyth to the Atomic Energy Commission joining Gordon Dean as new members. Dr. Robert F. Bacher resigns after eight years, with Smyth succeeding him. John C. Franklin leaves Oak Ridge post. Carroll L. Wilson notes June effective date. Franklin to remain as consultant to the AEC.
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Gordon Dean
San Diego
Cal
Truman
Robert F. Bacher
Cornell University
Bacher
Smyth
Princeton University
Dean
W. W. Wayback
Des Moines Register and Tribune
Commission
Senate
John C. Franklin
Atomic Energy Commission
Oak Ridge, Tenn
Carroll L. Wilson
Franklin
Oak Ridge
Transworld
UN panel backs Israel bid for 59th UN seat
The United Nations special political committee recommended that the General Assembly admit Israel as the 59th member of the world body.
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Israel Lake Success
N. Y
United Nations Special Political Committee
General Assembly
Israel
The
World Organization
Aged sisters found starving amid riches in New Orleans cottage
In New Orleans a neighbor found two crippled, blind sisters aged 75 and 79 living in a dilapidated house with a starving canary. Police recovered $269 in cash, two bank books showing $1,900 and $200, and jewelry worth $4,000 to $5,000. The women spoke of help from a vegetable peddler while fearing theft. They had electricity cut off for years but paid rent and water bills.
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New Orleans
Margaret Ueberschlag
Ann Clark
Pascal Migliore
Miss Ueberschlag
Charity Hospital
Clark
Miss Euberschlag
Reds Drive To Cut Off Central China Forces
Reds push west along the Chekiang Kuangsi railway in a major move to encircle Gen Pai Chung Hsi 300000 strong central China army. They report capture of Tunghsiang near Nanchang threatening Pai's escape route while Chiang Kai Shek directs Shanghai defense.
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Reds
Central China
Shanghai
Chekiang-Kiangsi
Pai Chung-Hsi
Tunghsiang
Nanchang
Kiangsi
Pai
Hankow-Canton
Shah Wei
Anhwei
Poyang Lake
Yangtze River
Changsha
Old Mystery Entering Spy Probe
The House Unamerican Activities committee planned to investigate the 12 year old missing persons case of Juliet Stuart Poyntz in New York City as part of its atom bomb spy probes. Paul Crouch, a Miami newspaperman, was subpoenaed to testify on May 24 about the Poyntz case and a separate claim that an unnamed scientist passed atomic secrets to Russia. Crouch may identify former Communists from his 17 years in the party while researching a Miami Daily News series.
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Washington
House
Unamerican Activities Committee
New York City
Juliet Stuart Poyntz
Paul Crouch
Miami
Fla
Communist Party
Poyntz
Russia
Crouch
Miami Daily News
International Labor Defense
East River
Utah Rotarians Set For Conclave
Ogden Utah Local Rotary members worked Monday to arrange housing for what is expected to be the district conference record with dates May 15 to 17. Invited speakers include Past international president Tom Davis of Butte Montana and Dr Louis H Evans pastor of the Hollywood Presbyterian Church in California.
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Ogden
Utah
Rotary International
Tom Davis
Butte
Mont
Louis H. Evans
Hollywood
Cal
Flight commemorates Atlantic crossing in Turtle tribute
The U S Navy plane Turtle arrived in Lisbon from Floyd Bennett Field Brooklyn New York on a nonstop flight commemorating the 30th anniversary of the first Atlantic crossing by air.
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Lisbon
Portugal
United States Navy
Floyd Bennett Field
Brooklyn
N. Y
Atlantic
Air
Rail Unions Delay Strike Call Says Talks May Continue
Cleveland, AP The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers plans to delay the strike against 15 western railroads beyond the Wednesday legal date. Grand Chief Engineer James P. Shields said negotiations over using a second engineer on Diesel locomotives remain possible, with a national cooling off period ending in two days. Shields expects word from President Truman and says notice would still be given 10 days to two weeks if a strike occurs, or it could be delayed further. The union rejected the president's fact finding and left open the possibility of additional talks or a strike after the deadline.
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Cleveland
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Western
James P. Shields
Shields
Truman
Union
Stree Towsany Eaft
Group Challenges Federal Rent Control in New York Suit
A complaint filed in U S district court by the Federal Landlords Committee and Diamond Construction Co names Tighe E Woods as the defendant. They contest Congress authority over rents and call Woods formula for maximum rents retroactive and unconstitutional. The suit argues the housing act violates the ninth and tenth amendments and warns of financial chaos from discretionary power. Trial unlikely for over a year.
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NEW York
U. S. District Court
Tighe E. Woods
Woods
Federal Landlords Committee, Inc
New York State
Diamond Construction Co., Inc
New York City
Truman
Congress
District Court
Food Shortage Tied to 29 Deaths at Fort Wayne Home
Indiana health board reports diet deficiencies at the Allen County home in Fort Wayne where 29 aged residents died over 35 days. Nutritionist Lelia C. Ogle cites scarce meat and vegetables, while doctor Noah Zehr blames politics for poor administration. Another official, J. W. Jackson, calls deaths largely coincidental with no epidemic, noting possible respiratory illness after an Easter outing.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Health Board
Allen County
Fort Wayne
Lelia C. Ogle
Noah Zehr
Old People's Home
J.W. Jackson
State Health Board
Solons Refuse Trip to Germany
Senators Tom Connally and Arthur H. Vandenberg declined Secretary Acheson’s invitation to the four foreign ministers meeting on Germany. They chose to stay in Washington to push Senate approval of the North Atlantic pact and the arms for Europe program.
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Washington
Tom Connally
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Secretary of
Dean G. Acheson
Germany
Senate
Injunction Filed Against Simplot Firm in Idaho Court
Federal judge Chase A. Clark granted a preliminary injunction against the J. R. Simplot Company in Boise. The order sets a $10,000 bond and bars selling encumbering or disposing of 100 shares of Columbia Metals Corp stock and two notes totaling $231,250, while prohibiting liquidation or dissolution of Columbia Metals Corp. The action restricts Simplot from further encumbrances on the company assets pending further proceedings.
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Boise
J. R. Simplot Company
Federal District Court
Chase A. Clark
Clark
Columbia Metals Corp
J. R. Simplot Co
Changes In Police Ranks Made
A. L. Oliver city police chief announced a radio system upgrade at Pocatello. The old AM set is removed to add a dedicated radio operator for the evenings, handling the switchboard, dispatch, and traffic enforcement duties. The new operator will be funded by city county and state agencies to boost efficiency and relieve overworked sergeants. The station serves 41 mobile units and five land stations across Bannock, Bingham, Jefferson, Power Butte, Fremont, Caribou, Lake, and Franklin counties. Future statewide plans assign regional hubs to cover Idaho, Nevada, Oregon, Washington, Montana and Wyoming links, but not for several months. The new position will likely come from existing staff.
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A. L. Oliver
Oliver
Pocatello
Bannock
Bingham
Jefferson
Oor Butte
Fremont
Cariboear Lake
Franklin
Pocatello Radio
Idaho
Utah
Twin Falls
Burley
Nevada
Boise
Oregon
Coeur d’Alene
Washington
Montana
Wyoming
Pocatello Station
Princess Margaret to visit Pope Pius XII this afternoon
A Vatican source says Princess Margaret of Britain will visit Pope Pius XII this afternoon. The 19 year old daughter of King George VI, a defender of the Protestant faith, faces opposition from Protestant groups in Great Britain.
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Rome
Margaret
Great Britain
Pius XII
Vatican
George VI
Trains Set For Entry Into Berlin
Soviet commander Gen Vassily Chuikov announced the Berlin blockade would be lifted at midnight Thursday with 16 allied freight trains a day to bring in supplies. Rail canal and autobahn traffic to resume, with 10 000 tons moved by rail and airlift continuing to stockpile coal.
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Berlin
Vassily Chuikov
Germany
Chiukov
Chuikov
ADN
Frankfurt
Moscow
New York
Idaho IAC to Hold Workmen’s Comp Hearings May 18
The Idaho Industrial Accident Commission announced hearings on workers compensation for May 18 to be held at Salmon. A two man panel from the IAC will conduct the sessions.
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Boise
State Industrial Accident Commission
Salmon
The
IAC
In-Gate City Police Radio Planned Changes
New police leadership in In-Gate City appoints three officers and adds one new man. Guy Nelson reassigned as chief of detectives, R. M. Pugmire becomes captain, C. C. Evans promoted to lieutenant, with Charles Crump joining the force. Captain Frank McKinnon suspended due to past injury and seeking a medical pension. Inspector role abolished. salary funds redistributed, boosting pay about ten dollars monthly.
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Pocatello
A. L. Oliver
Guy Nelson
R. M. Pugmire
C. C
Oliver
Frank McKinnon
McKinnon
Truman Says Congress Has Too Many Byrds in It
President Truman urged Congress to move faster and said there are too many Byrds in Congress. Senator Harry Byrd of Virginia rejected a purge and defended his independence, while the House leader eyed an August 1 adjournment. The exchange came as lawmakers entered week nineteen with limited progress on housing and other bills.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Harry F. Byrd
Byrd
House
John W. McCormack
Gilbert Harrison
Los Angeles
The
American Veterans Committee
Harrison
Senate
Virginia
Indian Girls Held for Assault in Pocatello Subway
Two Indian girls Cecelia Kal yon and Lena Johnson appeared before Justice of the Peace Charles W. Hyd e Monday and were bound over to district court on charges of assault with attempt to commit robbery. They are held in Bannock county jail in lieu of $1,000 bond each. Police said the two attacked a Pocatello woman in the Center subway, knocked her down and attempted to take her purse.
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Cecelia Kalyon
Lena Johnson
Justice of the Peace
Charles W. Hyde
Banenock
Pocatello
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Supreme Circle
Supreme Forest Woodmen's Circle
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Minerva Codding
Grand Guardian
Portland
Ore
Leah Wood
Ella Spiekerman
Grand
Guardian
Freita Patterson
Leona Brown
Marie B. Willard
Mendy
Chiang Kai-Shek
Canton
Formosa
Southeast China
Amoy
Li Tsung-Jen
Chiang
China
BLE Head
Solons
Simplot
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