Chinese Raiders Kill 5 U S Marines
Chinese raiders attacked near Tangku amid ongoing withdrawals from Tangku railway hub. Five Marines killed or wounded as unknown force attacked First Marine Division ammunition supply point at Vangiu. Prompt pursuit northward followed by Marine units by 8:30 AM.
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Mvo Us
Marios Aronintina
Pal
Athol
Ubermide
Naptad
la Marines
Cnl
Mum Frota
Marie Division
Vangiu
Marlie
Marpes
Tangrhu
Grady Named U S Envoy To India Amid Key Post Debate
In a historic move, Grady is slated to become the first U S envoy to India as President Truman weighs the nomination, with Acheson stating the post would be sent to the Senate soon. The era marks India’s push toward independence while Britain plans to set the stage for a June 1948 readiness.
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Washington
Honey Gedy
API Owen Mom
Dean Acheson
California
Acheson
Truman
To & S
Tio
Grady
Senate
Abaul Vance
Ciood Kriday
Teiman Srid
Condy
Woman dies after blast at Cristal Laboratories plant
A 20 year old woman, Eyrasune Wick Weney Sam At of Mask Syznouae, died from burns after an explosion of undetermined origin at Cristal Laboratories panieluin plant yesterday afternoon. Four other women and a man were buried in the blast as company officials sealed a sterile area of the plant.
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Eyrasune Wick Weney Sam At
Mask Syznouae
Sré
Panieluin
Cristal
Owo
Streamliner Struck by Rock Slide Near Kansas City
A westbound streamliner suffered a rock slide derailment seven cars long, the engine separating from the rest. The wreck blocked the rails, with one minor injury to the engineer and no other serious harm reported as crews rerouted traffic toward Topeka and nearby towns.
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Kansas City
Here
Ioney Anid
Bath
Unitrin
Othe
Ferachis
Lonaney Aula
Senate Democrats Rally To Greek Plan
Senate Democrats supported President Toutmut's aid program for Greece and Turkey as Senator George of Georgia warned against Russian expansion. The plan seeks $10 million in assistance with weapons and aid to bolster resistance, while Republicans and other Democrats weighed United Nations options and diplomacy over war. Senator Vonlenterg indicated a formal report may come today as debate begins.
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Nington
Senate
Toutmut
George
D-Ga
United States
Qussin
Hursne
Ryeaiy
Avia
South America
Wherry
Nebraska
Nueluy
Greece
Leddaho
Greore Aml Cirkey
Taylor
Busnatr Pepper
Deny
United Nations
Runain Snsithont
Globe-Whirling Plane Sate In Wake of New York Flight
Mitton Raynott, Chicago aerospace manufacturer, plans a round-the-world flight in a surplus Army altac bomber. A crew of two will depart Newark, MI, around 5 pm UST, after officials delayed the takeoff for about three hours to install a new gad turbine.
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New ‘Ork
Mitton Raynotts
Chicago
Reynolds
Newark
Port
Tatalla
Honrad
California
Japanese holdout cave menace on Bloody Nose Ridge
A Japanese naval enlisted man reported to Capt. L. A. Fox on Poelpe island that a fanation Wile band hiding in caves on Bloody Nose ridge planned a banzai attack. The group had reportedly lived in the hills for over two years and was detected before action could be taken.
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Belew
oMarne
Navy Persvang
Blooy Nose
Poelfie Island
L. A. Pox
Island Com. Fannatior
Chiang's Arches Seek To Cat Off Communists
Chaotic fragment reports Chinese government and Japanese forces in Yunnan and Shenal Provinces. Claims of nationalist advances near a junction, with references to battles, casualties, and political control amid turmoil and wartime censorship.
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Chiang
Chineys
Japatenes
Shenal
Yonin
Tavrarlay
British Seek U.N. Check on Balkans Policy
British officials plan a policy speech urging United Nations Security Council scrutiny of Balkan affairs while avoiding direct support for Greece and Turkey. Cadogan to address Monday council meeting amid Soviet objections to U.S. stance and Warren Austin’s aid program proposal.
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Lake Suteres
Britain
United Nations Berurity
Balkans
Trautman
Greece
Turkey
Auli
Alexander Cadogan
Andrei Aa
Gromytto
Warren Ry Austin
Gromylla
Connect
Austin
Vmuman
Washington
Cadogan
DiAntion Commission
Death Of Embassy Secretary Still Unsolved
Washington police released Theodore Buck of Charlatineville Va after questioning him about the death of Wynana Harvey an embassy secretary. Authorities hinge on an unidentified middle aged New Yorker once linked to the woman's affections as they probe the case. Buck was held overnight on a technical charge. no other charges filed.
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Washington
Theodore Buck
Charlatineville
Wynana Harvey
Summer
Bui
Buck
Ariington County
al Harvey
Philippine Combassy
George Washington Memorial Highway
Coruna
Cheninal Mnatyais
Police net sixteenth jailbreaker captured on Brooklyn street
New York police detained the last of six escapees from Eva Brook prison after a tip led officers to a busy Brooklyn street. Anthony Aiello, 34, was recognized and taken into custody following the escape. The pursuit involved a boroughwide alert and rapid police response.
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Youle
Eva Brooklyt
Raymond Street
Masa Hyeak
Brooklyn
Anthony Aiello
Ongerpinta
Paliea
Abulance Urhoy
Syracuse U Gels Surplus Tool Factory
A surplus tool factory near Syracuse will be converted into a vocational training school. Washington officials announced the award of 275000 for the project, funded by the War Asset Administration, with total government costs of 556000.
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Syracuse U. Gels Surplus Tool Factory
Watshington
De Gasperi Warns Dictatorship Possible If Italy Fails Aid
Rome Premier Alcide De Gasperi warned that Italy could slide into dictatorship if the crisis deepens and foreign aid falters. He urged swift action on a 4 point program to curb inflation and protect the government, saying at a news conference that drastic measures might be required if populist unrest grows. Naples police aided a strike as protests spread for higher living costs. Telegraph networks across Italy faced paralysis and a clash in Calabria left eleven injured, including four police.
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Rome
LM -Fremier
Alcide de Gaspar
Italy
Hollburgle
Avche Apolice
Naples
Squinaano
Calabria
Moepeniotlan
Tiily
de Gasperi
Congress
United States
Greece
Turkey
California Coed Freed In $50 000 Bail
Louisa Overall a blonde university student was granted bail of 50 000 dollars after a judge found no sufficient presumption of guilt. She and her boyfriend George Gollum 21 face grand jury indictments for the murders of financier Walter Obeyell and his wife Bethah whose bodies were found in a Newport Bay cabin. The pair pleaded not guilty and await trial set for May 26.
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Santa Ana
Cal
Louisa Overall
Blonde University
Teshman
Grant
Neivess Bo Si
George Gollum
Walter Oveyell
Betlah
Cpunser
Newport Bay
Frantlin G West
Overella Paléase
Gollum
Atvaney
Otto A. Jacobs
Uniiformia Penal Cody
Molotov Demands Hands Off Greece in Potsdam Talks
Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov urged non interference in Greece while signaling continued deadlock over German reparations. He warned that American plans for Germany's political setup risk dismemberment, yet suggested a German plebiscite could resolve liberalization if agreed. Talks paused as ministers await a report from committees amid Western opposition to Russian demands. Continued on Page Two.
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Moscow
Molotoy
Ruman
Ralicy
Greece
Molotov
Nhinger
Germany
Potsdam
Three Sentenced For Death Of Matteotti in Italy
In Rome, three men were sentenced to thirty years each for the Matteotti murder, while two acquitted defendants were left to face amnesty and one died before judgment. The case, Italy’s best known political assassination, stemmed from Mussolini era turmoil and disrupted fascist credibility.
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Rome
Lwa
Italy
Giacomo Matteotti
Amerigo Dumini
Amieto Poveronio
Gusepre Vila
Cesare Roast
Francesco Giunta
Mussolini
Mattrotti
Vallcisi
Filippo Filipelli
Filippo Panzer
Republic
Augusto Malacha
Mme
Tiat
Moltcott
Sfussolini
Safety Work Underway In 518 Closed Mines
The Associated Press reports safety steps are active in 518 coal mines with 400000 workers awaiting results. Navy and United Mine Workers officials caution strict verification before certifying pits, focusing on protecting older miners and preventing unsafe conditions. Violations cited include missing handrails, methane tests, poor ventilation, door issues, timbering deficits, and risky electrical wiring.
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Associated Press
United Mine Workers
Navy
Ming
United Mine Workers’ Safety Committee
Pittsburg
John 2. Busarelle
Imipriva
Insarelle
Weather Outlook Dim For Easter Parade
The Weather Bureau in Albany forecasts mild today with cooler temps tomorrow and showers likely into Easter. A low pressure system moving from the Midwest brings scattered rain over the weekend, with warmer weather expected by Monday. Eastern New York and the Southern states expect milder, clearing skies for the holiday.
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Milsfy
Albany
Midwest
Vincents
New York
Pighter
Great Lakes
Tuk Me Cain
Lavec Ayeas
Florida
Newingland
Gunersity
United States
Survey on U S attitudes toward atomic bomb ownership
Cornell University funded public opinion survey by Leonard B. Cottrell Jr shows Americans favor retaining control of the atomic bomb and continuing multimegaton building, with about 3000 respondents polled before and after Bikini tests no major shifts. The Bikini test is seen as affecting expectations more than beliefs about policy.
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Tibnen UK
Cornel University
Carnegie Corporation
Rockefeller
United States
Frof. Leonard
Cottrell Jr
Cornell
Cottrell
Bikini
Balloon Drifts Off Coast Triggering Civil Air Patrol Alert
A balloon estimated 35 feet long and 11 feet wide drifted from the Washington area toward the Maryland coast on a slow sea path. With Army and three Navy planes in pursuit, alarms were issued by the Civil Aeronautics Administration and military officials warned pilots to stay clear as the balloon veered north of Baltimore, leading to a race to bring it down safely.
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Waatington
Maryland
Nish
War Agsnts Administration Cwaa
Washington
Army
Navy
Wae
Cit Aeronautics Adnvine Latration
Hiltmore
Pittsburg
Hiltimore Murth
Roatan
Preliminary Bill Bans Closed Shop In Labor Reform Plan
A preliminary draft of a general labor bill before the Senate Labor Committee would ban the closed shop and outlaw secondary boycotts and certain jurisdictional strikes. It would create an independent federal mediation agency, require unions to file annual reports, and shield employers' free speech while allowing foremen to join unions. The measure also introduces penalties up to 10,000 dollars and six months in jail, and calls for a Senate study group to review labor management relations.
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Washington
Senate Labor Committee
Commmittree
Meiitalion Agency
Labor Department
Syblum
Wien Brealth and Welfare
Department
Ita
Nationa
Thor Relations Board
Hansa-Senate
Explosion cripples deportation ship Empire Rival
An explosion aboard the deportation ship Empire Rival on Thursday night disrupted the voyage from Btalfa to Hort Sud. The Palustinn government issued a brief statement with few specifics about casualties or exact cause.
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Jortanien
Empire Rival
Btalfa
Hort Sud
Mollerra
Warldelprdoi
Telephone Workers Threaten Nationwide Strike Over Truman Power
National Federation of Telephone Workers President Joseph A. Beirne warns a looming strike while Attorney General Clark claims presidential seizure authority. Federal war powers cited to compel the industry, with governors considering state anti strike laws. Margolis reports ongoing talks and a distant settlement in the Belt System dispute.
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Washington
Algat
Onion
Joseph A. Beirne
National Federation of Telephone Workers
Clark
Truman
Clu'b
ALOE
Bierne
Ree Sarters
Guneral
Beirne
Willespeet Taw
Bats Uslike
William Margolis
U. S
Strika
Margolis
Nuwaren
Ution
Ivslyor
Brill
Inspector Holds Blasting Faulty to Mine Deaths
Centralia report says the March 15 explosion that killed 111 miners was caused by improper blasting. State officials faced safety complaints but had not considered the issue urgent. A state mining inspector accused a resigned director of soliciting campaign support. the officials denied politicization.
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Centralia
JL Upi
Ming
Mints
Finda Thor
Tw Stata Tines
Robert M. Medith
Dewovrats
High White
Tk Unois
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Peiping
Comamista
Tentain
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Wity
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Pientsin
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Burlington Railroad
Downer's Grove
Zephyre
Wirophoty
Democrats
Holfout
U.N
DeGasperi
Matteotti
War Assela Administration
CivilaAeronautica Arministraan
Nyerafs
Tkwaan
Hallimore
Dilomats
Wonan
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