Transit Strike Ends in Los Angeles Amid Reopened Traffic
Traffic resumes as Los Angeles workers return after a five day strike impacting 1 million commuters and 200000 Shriners. Bakery strikes hit five West Coast cities with 90 percent of regional bread supply affected.
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Shriners
Baker’s
Pittsburgh
CIO American Newspaper Guild
New York Evening Daily
The
World Telegram
San Angeles
Portland
Seattle
Bremerton
Everett
World Telegram Sun
CIO International Union of Electrical Workers
General Electric Co
New York
IUE
United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of America
Independent
CIO
Judy Garland cuts throat in anguish at Wollywood
Studio disclosure says actress Judy Garland slashed her throat in a fit of anguish in Wollywood using broken glass. The superficial wound was not serious, according to the AP Wirephoto report.
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Judy Garland
Tydings Says FBI Finds No Support for McCarthy Charges
Senator Tydings announced the FBI found nothing to sustain Senator McCarthy’s allegation that State Department loyalty files were tampered with and papers removed. He cited a Justice Department report and FBI file reviews as the basis for his statement. Tydings chairs the Senate Foreign Relations subcommittee probing McCarthy’s charges.
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Washigton
Tydings
Ud-Md
FBI
McCarthy
R-Wis
State Department
Truman
Senate
Department
Justice Department
Maryland
Senate Foreign Relations
Senate Approves Bill for Higher Old Age Pensions
The Senate approved a bill by 81 to 2 to roughly double benefits under the Social Security old age and survivors program, extending coverage to about 10 million more people. It sets a pay as you go financing path, raises tax rates, and leaves key differences to a conference with the House.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
House
Conference Committee
Benofit
Butler
Cain
Taft
Ohio
Family Night at Municipal Stadium Tigers vs Cordele Athletics
Thomasville Tigers host Cordele Athletics for Family Night at Municipal Stadium on Thursday at 8 15 pm. All immediate family admitted for 1 00 with special pricing and free gifts between innings.
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Municipal
Thomasville Tigers
Cordele Athletics
Delaney to Lead Probe on Food Safety and Fertilizers
Rep James J Delaney a New York attorney and Democrat is slated to head a House inquiry into food safety. The committee will study use of chemicals pesticides and synthetics in production and packaging and the effects of fertilizer derived from atomic energy by products on soil and human health.
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Washington
James J. Delaney
New York
House
Sam Rayburn
White
Rayburn
Delaney
Pure Food and Drug Administration
Rep. Smith
D-Va
Governors Side Step Controversy at Federal State Talk
White Sulphur Springs West Virginia June 21 AP Governors avoid endorsing the State Department amid Sen McCarthy charges of Communist influence. Conference resolutions committee drafts innocuous state focus while some want confidence in foreign policy leadership. Leaders Carlson and Duff push neutrality to prevent abroad misunderstanding.
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White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
State Department
Acheson
Governors’ Conference
James H. Duff
Pennsylvania
William Preston Lane, Jr
Maryland
Conference Resolutions Committee
Holy Lucan
Frank Carlson
Kanasas
Resolutions Committee
McCarthy
Rwis
Nashville Boy Dies In Fire At Family Home
Nashville Ga June 21 AP Bobby Easters 17 died in a fire that destroyed his home and left three relatives wounded. His father Katie Easters is in critical condition while his mother and younger brother Batie Jr. are listed as seriously hurt. The family escaped as flames and smoke overwhelmed the house.
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Nashville
Bobby Easters
Katie Easters
Batie, Jr
Bobby
New Scott Hotel Project Shown At Bank Scene
Bank visitors saw a display of the proposed Scott Hotel to be built by W F Scott Sr and associates on the former Tesco Hotel Lot. The six story 80 room hotel faces Jefferson street with a two story Broad Street frontage to house stores. The fireproof modern structure aims for an attractive design and ground breaking is set for Monday with a full Times Enterprise story and building pictures to follow.
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Bank of
Thomas County
Ousy
Times-Enterprise
Policy reviews reopen dispute on Formosa aid policy
Washington and Tokyo review U S policy toward Chiang Kai Shek and Formosa. State Department under Dean Rusk and Defense leaders in Tokyo weigh possible shifts while bipartisan Senate talks probe future U S stance. MacArthur's views and Johnson's return may influence any move.
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Washington
U. S
Tokyo
Chiang Kai-Shek
Chiatg
State Department
Dean Rusk
Acheson
Johnson
Omar Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Douglas MacArthur
Western Pacific
Rusk
Senate
Far East
Europe
Taft
Ohio
Bridges
R-Nh
Brewster
R-Me
Millikin
R-Coles
Knowland
Calif
Wiley
Rwis
China
MacArthur
Truman
Georgia and Northwest Florida Weather Outlook
Georgia expects considerable clouds with warmth and humidity and scattered showers and thunder storms across the north. The south will be partly cloudy warm with afternoon and evening thunder showers through Thursday. Northwest Florida coast sees mainly cloudy skies with occasional thundershowers and moderate southerly winds.
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Georgia
Florida
Civil rights clash clouds peacetime draft debate in Senate
Washington June 21 AP A civil rights dispute stains action on the peacetime draft act set to expire at midnight. Senators clash over President Truman’s directive to end segregation in the armed services and whether future enlistees or draftees may choose units by race. Leader Lucas backs limits to a possible filibuster while Saltonstall and Taft oppose the Russell amendment. House/draft extension differences remain as Senate weighs a three-year extension.
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Senate
Truman
Armed Services
Russell
D-Ga
Senate Armed Services Committee
Lucas
Saltonstall
R-Masa
GOP
Tru
Wherry
Neb
Taft
Ohio
R-Mass
Knowland
R-Calif
Armed Services Committee
House
Congress
Fragmentary political note on candidates and party lines
An unclear clipping references U.S. Senate race with mentions of Jaseph Ferguson and Robert J Taft. It notes auditor remarks and party loyalties, hinting at internal party debates and leadership questions. The text is fragmentary and continues on another page.
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Sup U. 8
Jaseph Ferguson
Robert
J Taft
Ferguson
Tage
Georgia Voters Watch Campaign Oratory Week Before Ballots
Gov. Hermann Talmadge campaigned in Clarkesville and Thomson arguing for segregation and touting state job programs while former Gov. M. E. Thompson barnstormed in Thomaston courting rural voters. Thompson claimed editors back his bid and criticized Talmadge’s stance.
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Hermann Talmadge
Clarkesville
Thomson
M. E. Thompson
Thomaston
Eugene
Talmadge
Robert Elliott
Columbus
National Democratic
Thompson
State
Wright Bryan
Atlanta Journal
Cliff Tucker
Bob Brown
Columbus Ledger and Enquirer
Joe Parham
Bert Struby
Macon Telegraph and News
Jack”Williams
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