Murray says Truman warned no fear of Taft Hartley injunction
Gary Indiana CIO head Philip Murray told 7,500 steelworkers that President Truman urged postponing the January 1 strike and that there was no deal with Clarence Randall. Murray condemned Randall as a liar and defended the union shop demand while noting continued opposition to a broad Taft Hartley injunction.
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Gary
Ind
CIO Steelworkers
Philip Murray
Truman
Inland Steel
Clarence Randall
Murray
Chicago
U. S. Su
House of Congress
John Watkins
Indiana
Steelworkers Union
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Randal
Steel
Five hundred U S planes strike North Korea electric plants
Five hundred Air Force Navy and Marine planes knocked out five major hydro electric plants in Korea, blacking out large areas of North Korea and Manchuria. The raid involved carrier and land bases, with 208 MiG-15s spotted but not engaged. No lights remained in Pyongyang.
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Seoul
North Korea
Manchuria
Glenn O. Barcus
U.S
Fifth Air Force
Suiho
Yalu
Antung
Korea
Changjin
Chosin
Songchon River
Hamhung
Boxer
Philippines Sea
Princeton
Bonhomme Richard
William Taylor
Florence
Ala
Wilson Dam
John D. Nottingham
Houston
Tex
Fifth
Air Force Public Information Officer
Nottingham
Air Force
Pyongyang
U.N
Chorwon
Eighth Army
Teenager at wheel kills four in Mathis crash
A 19 year old driver lost control of a car that struck four pedestrians in Mathis Texas. Victims include Maria Refugio Garza 49 Mra Fla via Gomez 40 and her two daughters Evangelina 8 and Gracelina 6. The driver faces negligent homicide charges.
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Mathis
Tex
Maria Refugio Garza
Mra
Flavia Gomez
Acheson Flies to Europe for Key Talks
Secretary of State Acheson began a 16 day European mission with stops planned in London Berlin and Vienna while British Defense Minister Viscount Alexander began talks in Washington Focus will be on Germany Russia Egypt Iran and Korea with Kennan in Moscow and a Brazil visit on the return voyage Alexander meanwhile returns from Korea with discussions in Washington expected to center on the Korean situation and a call for British representation on the UN truce team was noted but viewed cautiously.
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Washington
State Acheson
Europe
Britain
Viscount Alexander
Amw
Leone
Achesodl
Truman
Alexander
Kore
Acheson
Middle East
Korea
London
Berlin
Vienna
Brazil
Eden
Schuman
George Kennan
U. S
Moscow
Germany
Russia
Egypt
Iran
Kennan
Neves de Fontauramza
Rean
U. N
Hospital Building Authority Organized Under Governor Talmadge
The State Hospital Building Authority was formed to construct the 14 million dollar state general hospital in Augusta with Governor Talmadge as chairman. Attorney General Eugene Cook is vice chairman and State Auditor B F E Thrasher Jr. will serve as secretary-treasurer. The Authority will proceed once the site is secured. Final hospital plans were approved by the State Board of Health at a recent meeting.
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Atlanta
State Hospital Building Authority
State General Hospital
Augusta
Talmadge
Eugene Cook
B. FE. Thrasher Jr
State Board of Health Area
Accidents in Georgia Take Seven Lives
Seven people died in Georgia over the weekend in air, water, and land accidents. A light plane crashed near Atlanta killing two men en route from Chattanooga. A speedboat rammed a dock near Columbus killing Mrs. Bernice Crook Creed. A two car crash near Claxton killed two and injured several, including six year old Riskey Rogers. An Atlanta Journal worker died from injuries after a crash near Indian Springs.
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Associated Press
Georgia
Atlanta
Herman E. Keynon
Dayton
H. K. Harrison
Chattanooga
Bernice Crook Creed
Pfc
William A. Creed Jr
Bartlett’s Ferry
Columbus
Columbus City Hospital
Claxton
George Kelly Rogers
Manassas
John R. Ricks
U. 8
J. B. Webb
O. O. Daveust
Rogers
Tattnall County
Statesboro
Riskey Rogers
Isaac Hines
Hagan
Hines
Ricks
Atlanta Journal
Robert F. Brown
Indian Springs
Brown
Death of Johnny F. Hurst on Hall Road
Johnny F. Hurst, Thom as county's longtime resident of Hall Road north of the city, died at noon after a two week illness. Funeral services are planned for 3 o'clock Tuesday afternoon at Whiddon's Funeral Home with interment in Laurel Hill cemetery.
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Johnny F. Hurst
Hall Road
Thomas County
Whiddon
Laurel Hill Cemetery
Price Ceilings Lifted on Whiskey and Wine Decontrol
Washington reports price ceilings removed for package and bulk whiskey and wine. Officials say no price changes expected as sales run well below ceilings. oversupply may drive further drops. Controls may return if prices rise 20 percent from distillery ceilings.
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Washington
Office of Price Stabilization
Ellis Arnall
British Reinforcements Protect West German Border Pocket
British troops backed West German border police at a disputed frontier pocket near Helmstedt after the kidnapping of 43 workers in Hohnsleben. Workers, released after questioning by Russian and East German officers, said they were not mistreated.
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Helmstedt
Germany
Hohnsleben
Saxon-Anhalt
West Germany
Volkspolizei
Georgia and Northwest Florida Hot, Partly Cloudy Forecast
Weather outlook shows Georgia mostly hot with partial cloud cover this afternoon and tonight into Tuesday. A chance of thundershowers is expected this afternoon with widely scattered storms in extreme Northwest Florida.
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Georgia
Merchants Set July 4 Holiday Open and Close
The Retail Merchants Association announced stores will stay open all day Wednesday July 4. President Ben Ingram Jr said stores close all day Friday July 4 and reopen Saturday July 5. After July 4 the regular Wednesday half holiday continues.
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The
Retail Merchants Association Today
Ben §. Ingram, Jr
Inman
UN negotiators announce 27000 Korean civilians to be released
United Nations truce negotiators told the Communists that 27 000 Korean civilians held in UN camps will be freed starting next month. North Korea objected as Gen Nam Taek accused allies of unilateral prisoner releases while Maj Gen Harrison said most slated for release were South Korean civilians captured early in the war. No progress toward an armistice exchange was achieved.
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Munsan
United Nations
U. N
Nam Tl
William K. Harrison
Harrison
Civil Rights Bill to Stir Senate Storm
Washington civil rights bill faces a possible Senate reconsideration this week. Senator Humphrey pushes an eleventh hour effort to force a vote on a FEPC style measure banning employment discrimination on racial or religious grounds, amid Southern opposition and historic party tensions.
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Washington
Senate
Sen
Humphrey
D-Minn
Brenan
Dixie
FEPC
Fair Employment Practices Commission
Black Man Trouble Fined In England
In Liverpool a police court clerk read the name Black Man Trouble, a middle aged Negro admitted he was drunk last night. The judge ordered a fine of ten shillings, about $1.40.
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Liverpool
Eng
GOP Delegates Fight Roars On In Heated Convention Battle
The GOP battle for delegates roars on as taft Eisenhower split dominates headlines. Violence flares in Puerto Rico while Texas and Illinois contests shape seating and votes. Taft accuses backers of theft while Eisenhower denies Truman links and warns against third party moves.
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Associated Press
Puerto Rico
Chicago
Robert A. Taft
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Texas
Taft
Eisenhower
Ilinois
Indiana
Dallas
Tex
Ohiogo
Denver
Truman
Sen
Styles Bridges
New Hampshire
Senate
Roy Harris Presses Constitutional School Funding Plan
ATLANTA March sources report Roy Harris plans renewed advocacy for a constitutional method of distributing Georgia school funds. The Georgia Education Association leadership avoided taking a formal position while stating some rank and file oppose the present plan. House Speaker Hand supports funding on need basis and expressed approval of Harris's expressed views.
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Atlanta
Auguste
Roy Harris
Georgia
Harris
Georgia Education Association
Mete Haroi
Saxon
Directo
GEA
Frann ‘Hughes Od
Tom
Leaders seek end to Congressional calendar gridlock
AP reports congressional leaders pledge to finish work on the legislative calendar before adjournment with a target by week’s end. Speaker Sam Rayburn and Senate acting Democrat leader Lyndon Johnson of Texas say longer sessions may be needed through July 4 while tensions and campaigning could threaten timing.
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Washington
Texas
House
Auborn
Congress
Senate
Yd Johnson
Rayburn
General Eichelberger backs Eisenhower for president
Retired Lt. Gen. Robert Eichelberger, once MacArthur’s aide, endorses Dwight D. Eisenhower after eight months of travel and talks with workers nationwide. He criticizes parts of MacArthur’s political role and notes farmers electricians and technicians favor Eisenhower. MacArthur plans to back Robert A. Taft at the convention.
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Robert Etchelberger
Hne
Douglas MacArthur
Japan
Dwight D
Fisenhower
Asheville
Eichelberger
MacArthur
Eisenhower
Robert A. Taft
Eighth’ Army
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