Big Four Resume Open Session On Berlin Deadlock
The Big Four resume talks on Berlin after secret sessions failed to unite the splintered city. Britain and France back the American plan as Russia pushes for a strong wartime Kommandatura with veto rights. If no agreement is reached the ministers may set up a German deputies commission to continue negotiations.
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Berlin
Joseph E. Dynan
Paris
Westerday
U. S
Dean Acheson
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Britain
France
Acheson
Vishinsky
Russia
West
Germany
Foreign Ministers Council
UMW and Lewis Push Losing Legal Battles Toward Supreme Court
United Mine Workers led by John L. Lewis push two Taft Hartley cases to the Supreme Court after the U.S. Court of Appeals upheld contempt fines for delaying a pension strike order. The appeals panel also to be asked to reverse an NLRB ruling declaring the union shop clause illegal in UMW contracts with captive mines.
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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 From U S Department of Agriculture
Observation at 8 a m 75th meridian time notes fair to partly cloudy conditions and hot highs with isolated afternoon storms. Data include yesterday highs and lows, month records, and totals since the month start. Normal figures for the month are listed.
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U. S. Department OF Agriculture
Easher Bureau
James D Robinson Jr Named To Ports Authority Post
Atlanta June 7 AP James D Robinson Jr president of the Trust Company of Georgia Associates was appointed to the state Ports Authority. 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
Secretary Snyder Sees U.S. Financial Health Sound
Secretary of the Treasury Snyder told the Utah Bankers Association convention in Sun Valley Idaho that the nation’s financial and economic situation is basically sound. He praised American business’s performance with output near peak levels after three years of unprecedented growth and expressed optimism about national progress and prosperity.
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Sun Valley
Idaho
Secretary of the Treasury
Snyder
Utah Bankers Association
Harris Breaks With Gov On State Hospital Conflict
Augusta political figure Roy Harris publicly faulted Gov. Herman Talmadge over the dismissal of 13 Milledgeville State Hospital doctors. Harris urged immediate resolution, criticizing Welfare Director Jack Forrester and defending the doctors amid the administration’s stance. Forrester declined comment.
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Atlanta
Augusta
Roy Harris
Herman Talmadges
Talmadge
Milledgeville State Hospital
Harris
Milledgeville Hospital
Forrester
Jack Forrester
Milledeeville
Re-Employment Offered To Doctors Who Resigned
Welfare Director Jack Forrester announced a new two division plan for Milledgeville State Hospital under the State Department of Public Welfare. He offered reemployment to 11 of 13 doctors who were fired, excluding the medical superintendent and clinical director.
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Milledgeville, Ga
Jack Forrester
Milledgeville State Hospital
Forrester
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
Tulmuaudge
Thomas G. Peacock
Chambers Feared Kidnapping by Hiss in 1938 Visit
Whittaker Chambers testified before a Federal jury that he feared kidnapping or assassination when visiting Alger Hiss at his Washington home in late 1938. He said he broke with the Communist party then and urged Hiss to quit, while Hiss denied Communist ties. Chambers also named Henry Julian Wadleigh as aiding his pursuit of government secrets.
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New York
Whittaker Chambers
Alger Hiss
Washington
Chambers
Commuist
Hiss
Mer
State Department
Lloyd Paul Stryker
House Committee On UN- American Activities
Julian Wadleigh
Henry Julian Wadleigh
Wadleigh
House Committee On All American Activities
Solon Demands Answers On Red Spy Escape
Washington June 7 AP Rep Nelte Ill claimed President Truman owes the public an explanation why a Russian agent Andrei Schevchenko escaped after FBI and Bell Aircraft bribery probe in Buffalo New York 1944 45. Byrnes denies ordering escape and DOJ FBI handling noted. The Senate energy probe then shifted to Frank Oppenheimer and Lilienthal governance of the AEC with concerns over security and management amid broader budget and housing program debates.
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Rep
Nelte
R-Ill
Truman
Andrei Scevchenko
Bell Aircraft Company
Buffalo
N. Y
FBI
Schevchenko
Byrnes
State Department
James F. Byrnes
Secretary of State
Department of Justice
FBS
Ada
Frank Oppenheimer
Los Alamos
N. M
Senate-House
Atomic Energy Committee
David E. Lilienthal
Atomic Energy Commission
Hickenlooper
A-Iowa
AEC
Iowa
Lilienthal
Senate
Georgia and Northwest Florida Weather Forecast
Georgia sees clear to partly cloudy skies tonight and Wednesday with scattered late afternoon thundershowers mainly in the north. Heat remains but cooler near the northern border. Northwest Florida reports partly cloudy conditions this afternoon tonight and Wednesday with scattered thundershowers in the afternoon and easing on the coast with gentle to moderate variable winds.
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Georgia
North
Florida
Bainbridge to sworn in new U S judge Friday
Albany Ga June 7 AP Federal Judge T Hoyt Davis will swear in A B Conger of Bainbridge as U S judge of the Middle District of Georgia in Bainbridge Friday The ceremony will be at the Albany Circuit Bar Association meeting President J C Hale of Bainbridge Conger will assist Davis who has been in ill health He will have chambers at Thomasville
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Albany
T. Hoyt Davis
A. Me . Conger
Bainbridge
U. S
Middle District
Georgina
Albany Circuit Bar Association
J.C. Hale
Conger
Davis
Thomasville
Secretary Gray Pushes Pay Rise for Army Officers at West Point
Acting Secretary of the Army Gordon Gray told the June 1949 United States Military Academy class that Congress has not yet granted an officer pay raise. He voiced optimism that a readjustment will pass, though not necessarily as originally proposed, and urged officers to view service as a national security duty beyond service to any one branch.
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West Point
N. Y
Army
Gordon Gray
Congress
United States Military Academy
Gray
Navy
Airforce
House Subcommittee Sets Closed Session on Federal School Aid
The House education subcommittee plans a closed meeting to clear hurdles in proposed federal school aid. Chairman Barden predicts a substitute bill to authorize about 309.9 million dollars, amid disputes over regional benefit balance and aid to parochial schools. The Senate already approved 300 million dollars for schools.
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Washington
House
Subcommittee On
Full
Committee On Education and Labor
Senate
Barden
Puerto Rican Plane Crashes Off Puerto Rico. 47 Feared Lost
A two motor C-46 plane carrying Puerto Rican passengers bound for the United States crashed in the Atlantic after leaving San Juan. Officials report 23 survivors and 19 women or children among the 70 aboard. several bodies recovered and search continues for missing crew and passengers.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
United States
Atlantic
U. S. Coast Guard
al Cockrell
Pittsfield
Mass
Coast Guard
Sn San Juan
Jee Wakefeild
D. H. Dexter
Talmadge Approves Lifting of Rent Curbs in Moultrie
Governor Herman Talmadge endorsed lifting rent control in Moultrie after reviewing petitions from the city council and local authorities. He cited the federal rent law reinforcing local self control and said he will follow local recommendations on rent control.
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Talmadge
Atlanta
Dune
Herman Talmadge
Moul- Apig-Afeh
Moultrie
Congress
Wells Fargo guards robbed on Columbia University campus
Two Wells Fargo Express Co. guards were robbed of 19000 dollars in payroll funds on the Columbia University campus. Police said two armed men approached from the rear as the guards neared University Hall entrance, one gunman shouting this is a stickup.
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New York
Wells Fargo Express Co
Columbia University
University Hall
Gail
Senate Committee Urges Ratification of Atlantic Pact
Washington June 7 AP The Senate Foreign Relations Committee urged quick ratification of the North Atlantic pact as the best way to avoid World War Three. The report warned failure to ratify would have disastrous consequences abroad and urged momentum in Europe. The treaty signed April 4 by the United States Canada and 10 European nations awaits a two thirds Senate vote. Senator Connally indicated he will seek early Senate debate on the pact.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
United States
Europe
Canada
Ee Eee Sentnor Connally
D-Tex
Foreign Relations Committee
Senate May Act On Civil Rights Bill This Session
Senate may vote on civil rights measures this session, with Senate Judiciary Committee backing a bill making lynching a federal offense. Lucas of Illinois said anti poll tax and fair employment bills could be scheduled when time allows, as administration backs civil rights progress.
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Senate
Lucas
Illinois
Senate Judiciary Committee
Tlmois
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