Big Four Resume Open Session On Berlin Deadlock
Paris June 7 AP The Big Four resume talks on Berlin deadlock after secret sessions failed to agree on restoring unity for Berlin. Ministers study rival plans from US Secretary Dean Acheson and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Vishinsky with Britain and France backing the American proposal.
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Joseph E. Dynan
Paris
Berlin
U. S
Dean Acheson
Britain
France
Acheson
Vishinsky
Russia
West
Germany
Foreign Ministers Council
UMW and Lewis Win Lose Fight Moves Toward Supreme Court
United Mine Workers led by John L. Lewis push two 1948 coal strike cases toward the Supreme Court as appeals court upholds contempt fines for delaying a pension strike. The union seeks review of a May 27 NLRB ruling against the union shop clause in contracts with captive mines. Both sides plan Supreme Court appeal despite Taft Hartley act disputes.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Supreme Court
UMW
U.S. Court of Appeals
Lewis
Weily Hopkins
Court of Appeals
National Labor Relations Board
Appeals Court
Goldsborough
NLRB
Weather Summary for Thomasville Georgia June 7
Observation at 8 a.m. reports fair to partly cloudy and hot conditions for the next three days with isolated afternoon or evening thundershowers. Record highs of 104 this month, low 49 this year, and a rainfall total of 0.0 inches for the period.
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U. S. Department OF
James D. Robinson Jr Appointed to Ports Authority
James D. Robinson Jr., president of the Trust Company of Georgia Associates, was appointed to the state Ports Authority today. Gov. Herman Talmadge directed Robinson to move quickly toward negotiating a loan from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation.
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Atlanta
James D. Robinson Jr
Trust Company of Georgia Associates
State Ports Authority
Herman Talmadge
Robinson
Reconstruction Finance “Corporation
Snyder Says U S Financial Situation Basically Sound
Secretary of the Treasury Snyder told the Utah Bankers Association in Sun Valley Idaho that the nation's financial and economic situation is basically sound. He cited tremendous opportunities for national progress and high prosperity and praised American business for operating near peak levels after three years of unprecedented output.
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Sun Valley
Idaho
Secretary of the Treasury
Snyder
Utah Bankers Association
Harris breaks with gov on Milledgeville hospital
Augusta political leader Roy Harris denounces Governor Herman Talmadge over the dismissal of doctors at Milledgeville State Hospital. Harris supports the doctors who tried to resign and criticizes Welfare Director Jack Forrester, while Talmadge defends Forrester and offers no comment on Harris telegram.
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Atlanta
Augusta
Roy Harris
Herman
Talmadges
Talmadge
Milledgeville State Hospital
Harris
Milledgeville Hospital
Forrester
Krarris
Jack Forrester
Milledeeville
Re Employment Plan At Milledgeville Hospital
Welfare Director Jack Forrester announced a new two division administration for Milledgeville State Hospital and offered re employment to 11 of 13 doctors fired yesterday. Acting director Dr P L Williams leads the medical division while T A Dechman heads the administrative division. Governor Talmadge backed the move and denounced the doctors as trying to dictate to the governor and the welfare department.
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Milledgeville, Ga
Jack Forrester
Milledgeville State Hospital
Forrester
Cettine
State Department of Public Welfare
Forester
T. G. Peacock
R. W. Bradford
Department of Welfare
State Welfare Department
P. L. Williams
Cordele
T. A. Dechman
Atlanta
Herman Talmadge
Dechman
Hmit
Talmadge
Georgia
Thomas G. Peacock
Chambers Feared Kidnapping by Hiss in 1938 Visit
Whittaker Chambers testified he feared kidnapping or assassination when he visited Alger Hiss at his Washington home in late 1938. He said he tried to persuade Hiss to leave the Communist Party, while Hiss denies Communist ties. Chambers named Julian Wadleigh as a second State Department aide who helped obtain secrets.
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New York
Whittaker Chambers
Alger Hiss
Washington
Chambers
Commuist
Hiss
Mer
State Department
Lloyd Paul Stryker
Alger
House Committee On UN- American Activities
Julian Wadleigh
Henry Julian Wadleigh
Wadleigh
House Committee On
Solon Demands Explanation On Red Spy Escape
Washington reports Rep. Nelte demands President Truman explain why Soviet agent Andrei Scevchenko escaped in 1946 while FBI fed him doctored data on Bell Aircraft bribery in Buffalo New York. State Dept head Byrnes denies ordering escape and Justice may decide. Senate probes Lilienthal AEC management and gaps in A bomb secrecy. House considers appropriations and housing bills amid health insurance queries and farm program questions.
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Washington
Rep
Nelte
R-Ill
Truman
Andrei Scevchenko
Bell Aircraft Company
Buffalo
N. Y
FBI
Scevchenko
Caid
Byrnes
State Department
James F. Byrnes
Secretary of State
Department of Justice
Frank Oppenheimer
Los Alamos
N. M
Senate-House
Atomic Energy Committee
David EB. Lilienthal
Atomic Energy Commission
Hickenlooper
A-Iowa
AEC
Iowa
Lilienthal
Senate
state—Justice and Commerce
Judiciary
House
Senate Labor and Public Welfare
House Interstate
House Agriculture
Branan
House Rules Committee
Georgia and Northwest Florida Weather Forecast
Georgia will see clear to partly cloudy skies tonight and Wednesday with a few scattered late afternoon thundershowers mainly in the north. It stays hot, but a touch cooler along the northern border. In Northwest Florida expect partly cloudy conditions through today and Wednesday with scattered thundershowers and gentle to moderate coastal winds.
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Georgia
North
Florida
ABE CONGER TO TAKE JUDGE S OATH IN BA INBRIDGE FRIDAY
Federal Judge T Hoyt Davis will swear in A My Conger of Bainbridge as U S judge of the Middle District Georgia in Bainbridge Friday. The Albany Circuit Bar Association meeting will host the ceremony with J C Hale of Bainbridge as president. Conger will assist Judge Davis who has been in ill health and will have chambers at Thomasville.
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Albany
Gia
T. Hoyt Davis
A. My . Conger
Bainbridge
U. S
Middle District
of Georgia
Albany Circuit Bar Association
J.C. Hale
Conger
Davis
Thomasville
Secy Wants Pay Hike For Top Officers At West Point
Acting Secretary of the Army Gordon Gray told graduates at the United States Military Academy he shares the dis appointment in Congress delaying a pay raise but expects adjustments soon. He urged officers to serve for national security, not for material reward, and urged unity across services.
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West Point
N. Y
Army
Gordon Gray
Congress
United States Military Academy
Gray
Mmust
Navy
Airforce
House Subcommittee Advances Federal School Aid Talk
Washington June 7 AP The House subcommittee on education met in a closed session to clear hurdles on proposed federal aid to public schools. A substitute bill drafted by Rep Barden NC would authorize 300.9 million dollars. Key issues include regional benefit distribution and whether funds may aid parochial schools.
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Washington
House
Committee On Education and Labor
Senate
Rep
Barden
Worthern
Puerto Rican Plane Crashes Off Puerto Rico. 47 Feared Lost
A San Juan bound two motor C 46 plane with Puerto Rican passengers crashes in the Atlantic after taking off from San Juan. Seventeen are confirmed dead or missing as Coast Guard reports 28 survivors. Captain Wakefield and crew members aboard.
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Ocean
San Juan
Puerto Rico
United States
Atlantic
U. S. Coast Guard
AL Cockrell
Pittsfield
Mars
Inter
Coast Guard
Lee Wakefeild
BD. H. Dexter
Heam
Senate committee urges ratification of Atlantic Pact
Washington June 7 AP The Senate foreign relations committee calls for ratification of the North Atlantic pact as best to avoid World War Three The report warns failure would have disastrous consequences abroad and urges early ratification to sustain confidence in Europe The treaty was signed April 4 by the United States Canada and 10 European nations It requires a two thirds Senate vote Connally indicates early Senate debate on the pact will be sought after committee approval
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
United States
Europe
Canada
Eres Sentnor Connally
D-Tex
Foreign Relations Committee
Talmadge approves lifting of rent curbs in Moultrie
Atlanta report says Governor Herman Talmadge approved lifting rent control in Moultrie after a City Council request. He noted petitions for and against and cited the federal rent law as favoring local self control. He plans to follow local recommendations on rent control.
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Talmadge
Moultrie
Atlanta
Herman Talmadge
APE Eft Krenn
Wells Fargo Guards Robbed on Columbia University Campus
Two Wells Fargo Express guards were robbed of 19000 in payroll funds on the Columbia University campus. Police said two armed men slipped from University Hall doorway and attacked from the rear as the guards neared the entrance. One gunman shouted this is a stickup.
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New York
Wells Fargo Express Co
Columbia University
University Hall
Senate May Act on Civil Rights Bill
Senate leaders hint action on civil rights before session end. Democratic leader Lucas says anti lynching and FEPC bills may reach the calendar. administration shows continued interest, with July 31 adjournment looming.
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Senate
Congress
Gror
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Will Carstaedt
Salem
N.d
Dennis Buckley
New York City
Robert Farmer
Elmira
N.Y
Peter J. Carroll
Associated Press
AFL
AWL International
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Eighth Avenue
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Brooklyn
ILA
Wells Fargo
Columbia Univ
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Illinois
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