Renew Talk On Austria Peace Treaty
Russia agrees to resume negotiations on an Austrian peace treaty. U S diplomats hope to reintegrate Austria into the free nations. Andrei Gromyko accepted a proposal for Big Four deputies to meet in New York this Thursday to press a compromise. The Soviet deputy will participate, marking renewed U S Russian engagement after London talks failed last Sept. 1.
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Washington
Russia
Community of Free Nations
State Department
Andrei Gromyko
U. S
New York
Gromyko
Moscow
United States
France
Britain
Foreign Office
Department
London
Paris
Strike Crisis Sees Pledges Amid Wage Fund Shortfall
Weekend layoffs rally the no pension no work stance as welfare payments stop after coal firms suspend contributions due to expired contracts. Four Missouri Pacific strike brotherhoods reject submitting grievances to a presidential board, seeking back pay deals before ending the 11 day walkout. Meanwhile CIO Electrical Workers Union opens a Cleveland convention to discuss a possible 200000 worker strike against Westinghouse and General Electric.
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Missouri Pacific Railroad
Cleveland
Westinghouse
General Electric
Baptists Here Discuss World Mission Work
The meeting opened with devotional remarks by Rev. Herbert B. Cederberg of the First Baptist church. Evelyn Wing serves as moderator and Mrs. Ernest Johnson as clerk. Speakers include Rev. John Sanders on town and country work and Rev. Elmer C. Adams on responsibilities, with Rev. Louis P. Jensen detailing foreign missions.
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Herbert BR. Cederberg
First Baptist Church
Neaf
Evelyn Wing
Ernest Johnson
John Sanders
Elmer C. Adams
Louis P. Jensen
American Baptist Foreign Missionary Society
John A. Slemer
American Falls
Arms Debate In Senate On Aid Plan
Senate debate centers on a military aid program to Western Europe and Asia. Gen. Omar Bradley warns that 40 to 50 well equipped divisions could stall an attack, while Connally pushes an all or nothing bill to fund aid. Truman seeks 1.16 billion for Western Europe and limited sums for Greece Turkey Korea the Philippines and Iran.
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Ogram
Tydings
Omar Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
United States
Connally
Senate
U. S
Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Services Committees
Western
Europe
Greece
Turkey
Korea
Philippines
Iran
Truman
China
Printers Back on Job After 22 Month Strike in Chicago
AFL printers return to newspaper rooms in Chicago after a 22 month strike. Typesetters accept a new contract with a 10 dollar weekly wage increase and job protection allowed by the Taft-Hartley Law. Publishers expect hot type to resume within days as Linotype machines are revived and newsprint returns to regular print across five papers.
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Chicago
AFL
Daily News
Sun- Times and Journal of Commerce
Herald-American and Tribune
Sun-Times
Sun
Devaluation Crisis Tests Government Ahead of Election
The sterling crisis deepens as government faces a possible early general election. Opposition leaders Churchill and Davies push for Parliament to convene soon while Conservative strategists foresee an early vote.
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Winston Churchill
Clement Davies
Optimists Name Polio Aides
An Optimist Club committee to assist the polio fund drive was appointed at a noon meeting in the Bannock Hotel. Members are James Karrick Don Burton Lee Bates Aaron Aldous and Alex G Adams.
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Bannock Hotel
James Karrick
Don Burton
Lee Bates
Aaron Aldous
Alex G Adams
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Neb
House
GOP
Joan Browne Bras
Gas-Economy Report
Yla
Packard
Pioneer Motors CO
N. Arthur
Denver
Brent Nylons
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