Reuther Attacks McCarthy Charges In Public Debate
Labor leader Walter P. Reuther charged Senator McCarthy with aiding the enemies of the nation as he pressed communism claims in the State Department during a Senate subcommittee session. Reuther criticized public handling of the material and urged private delivery to authorities rather than publicization.
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Bridges
Anchex
Edward Mitchell
Canasta
Communist Party
J. H. Robertson
Henry Schmidt
Bridges International Longshoremen’s and Warehousemen’s Union
Nationalists Claim Victory Against Reds on Hainan Island
Nationalists report a major 12 hour battle on Hainan Island defeating Red invaders. They claim over 2,000 captured and nearly 7,000 killed or dead, with air and naval forces aiding the land offensive and prisoners paraded.
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Hainan
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Strange Sub Reported Again Off Coast
San Diego reports a sighting of a craft believed to be a surfaced submarine off the California coast at 6 20 am eight miles offshore. Coast Guardsmen at Point Arguello reported the sighting, as the Navy launched searches and noted no American Marines were present at either location. An search plane was dispatched to the area near Point Arguello and nearby Eureka.
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Enreka Arta
Transports Blown Up At Hong Kong
Bombs damaged seven of 71 airliners at Kailak Airport in Hong Kong. Police rounded up a group for questioning, including former Nationalist airline staff now with the Communists. Communist officials blamed Nationalist agents and American warmongers for the act.
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Central Air Transport Corp
Claire L. Chennault
U. S
Chennault
New Russian Chinese Agreements Forecast Nods
Western sources in Moscow predict fresh Chinese Soviet pacts may be announced soon. A joint civil aviation link between Peiping and Soviet cities was unveiled yesterday, following earlier notices that two joint Chinese Russian firms will mine iron and nonferrous metals in Sinkians Province.
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Peiping
Sinkians Provinte
Five Miners Die in Chile Mine Explosion
Five miners were killed in a dynamite blast at the Laji Serena mine in Northern Chile. The cave collapse caused by the blast smothered them, officials said, as rescue teams assessed the scene.
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Laji Serena
Cilles
Guerrilla raids near Manila threaten again
Chinese or Filipino guerrillas raided Mont Alban about 35 miles from Manila, clashing with Philippine Constabulary troops. The outbreak began March 23, leaving villages burned and at least 30 dead as the Philippines army deployed tanks and scout cars to counter the Huk threat.
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Radar sight powers planes but not flight tests in Nevada
In Las Vegas, tests showcase a radar sight called the A-TQ7 by Sperry Corp aiding jet fighters. The device locks targets, can be used day or night, and fires automatically when the target aligns. Officials note it may outpace propeller planes as a revolutionary gun sight for future aircraft.
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Mascachuettin Institute of
Sperry Corp
Air Force
Manus Eapitel
Stark Drager
Vaccination Drive Expands Across Glasgow During Smallpox Outbreak
In Glasgow yesterday more than 3,000 people were vaccinated as health authorities fight a rampant smallpox outbreak. Two hundred hospitals have been quarantined as the week opens across Scotland. Vaccinations in Glasgow alone topped 10,000 for the weekend, with four new health centers opened to accommodate them and the government health ministry supplying 100,000 doses.
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Jonganeues
Moslem And Hindu Leaders Seek Peace
New Delhi hosts Premier Liaquat Ali Khan and Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru for talks aimed at ending deadly clashes between Muslim and Hindu mobs in East and West Bengal. Officials say two hours of cordial discussions set the stage for resumed talks, with Kashmir and other disputes likely to be raised as both sides seek stability amid fears of wider conflict.
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Indi
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Communists Plan Propaganda Invasion In Berlin
Allied sources say the March on Berlin will be a propaganda effort rather than a putsch. The plan reportedly shifts to infiltrating 10 000 to 2000 agitators to harangue West Berliners while East German police supervise FDJ youth activities in the eastern sector. Aimed to convert residents, the strategy includes covert groups and indoctrination among youth, with limited West Berlin meetings unapproved.
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Soviet Control Commission
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Ensith
FLD
Zea
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Thourangs
State Revenues Seen Losing To Expenditures
Chicago LY Maine state attorney in per cent more revenue next year than in 1944 but the federation of Tax Administrators says the surge in state revenues appears to be ending as expenditures rise. The federation notes 184% growth reflects rate boosts enacted during the read.
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Ube
Marnover
Federation
Globe Girdling Pair Bixbys Press for World Flight Record
Dianna and Bob Bixby arrive in Karachi seeking to beat the 1947 globe girdling record of seven hours five minutes with a Mosquito bomber flight from Cairo to Karachi and from San Francisco to Paris. They face a long, transatlantic route as they pursue a faster time. In a separate dispatch President Truman orders a plan to sustain hard currency for postwar trade after Marshall Plan aid ends in 1952, directing Gordon Gray to study foreign funding alongside U.S. exports.
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U.S
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U. S
Electrical Union Seeks Wage Rise in GM GE Westinghouse Talks
The International Union of Electrical Workers presented contract goals after three days of closed sessions in Pittsburg. It seeks higher wages averaging about 1.41 per hour, a minimum pension of 125 dollars a month, and social insurance patterned after last year’s steel industry demands. The union targets Westinghouse Electric, General Electric, General Motors Electrical Division, and Sylvania Products, with nine aims including more education plans and nine paid holidays. The union, formed after a split from the United Electrical Workers, notes no current company-wide pension or fully financed insurance plans.
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LYSE
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LUE
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Nlne
General Motorz
Wilmington Lumber Blaze Fatal to Woman
A fast moving fire in Wilmington swept a lumber yard and eight houses killing at least one woman and injuring several others. All Wilmington fire units fought the blaze for about two hours to gain control. Additional details were not available.
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Wilmington
Warmington
WPA
Tornado disrupts funeral as doctors rush to injured
A tornado struck Tuckerman Arkansas yesterday injuring several people and delaying final rites for Dr. J B Ivy as physicians left a funeral to treat victims. The storm disrupted Jackson County where most doctors were at a funeral when the calamity hit. One person died and others were injured in the sudden disaster.
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Tuckerman
Ark
Three Men Die In Flaming Car Crash Near Ravena
Albany men Harold Kelly Vincent O Heaney and Walter Kross were killed in a fiery wreck on Route 9 W near Ravena around 4 40 a m State Police said driver Harry MacGowan 22 was critically injured Coroner J Gregory Nealon ruled the deaths third degree burns Bus driver Americo Freso Ravena 4 was first on the scene and could not pull the men from the flames fearing an explosion The car veered off due to loss of control and struck a culvert before overturning Continued on Page Fourteen.
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Ravena
Harold FL Kelly
Dana Avenue
Vincent D. O'Heaney
Myrtle Avenue
Walter M. Kross
Knox Street
Albany Hospital
Harry E. MacGowan
Dove Street
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Americo Freso
J. Gregory Nealon
Waetroniet
Mbany
Priest Warns Women Of Equality Drive
A Syracuse priest criticizes modern women pursuing equality, warning it may break hearts. He cites a lecture by Vincent P. McCorry and discusses women challenging traditional roles, while noting volatile reactions and concerns about crime.
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Vincent P. McCorry
S. Jy
Lenother
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Weah
Ita
Seiler
Todas
Soler
Beiler
Rorelia
Anna nGiewat
Republicans Boil Down Platform to 99 Words
The Republicans summarize their platform into a 99 word statement detailing aims to cut taxes, balance the budget, reduce government, oppose the Brannan Plan, promote fair farm prices and marketing, and preserve social security while expanding opportunity. It pledges continued Last-Harley era anti monopoly measures, a strong veteran and minority rights stance, and a united foreign policy for world peace. The digest, prepared from a February party meeting, outlines principles and objectives supplementing the 1484 party platform.
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Republican Party
Hoover Commissium
Brannan
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