Government Makes Last-Ditch Proposal To Avert Phone Strike
President Truman outlines a four point program at a Jefferson dinner aimed at unifying the Democratic Party and countering Republican budget cuts. He urged resistance to aggression, support for debt reduction, and maintaining the January budget while opposing immediate tax cuts. Party leaders from cabinet to state committees plan nationwide discussions to solidify support and unity.
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Washinglon
Uet—Demwarata
Truman
Gongresa
Jeffern
Coaal
Barty
Dentucritia
Cael Sullivan
Maligna Vomniltter
Majorat
Chalwon
Wallace
Henry A. Wall
Jis
D-Fund
Nn Jne
Flenn
Leslie Douglas
Betinies
Tayburn
United States
United Nations
Tawar
Four Power Pact Debated Amid Berlin Tensions
Washington and London seek Russian opinion on a forty year four power pact to curb German aggression. Molotov delays talks until Germany decisions are set, with Byrnes proposing the plan as Western delegates aim to advance the agenda and consider German industry reparations if Moscow agrees.
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Moscow
Foreign Ministers Council
United States
Britain
V. M. Molotov
Han
Germany
James J. Byrnes
Tha Rusalang
United Alltes
Pronca
Corman
Motorcycle Crash Near Morvly Claims Cinrrativille Man
A 21 year old man from Cinrrativille identified as Willard Myars was killed when his motorcycle collided with a second vehicle on Route 23 near Morvly. Investigators say the crash occurred yesterday and details remain scarce.
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Unrhya WI
Willard Myars
Cinrrativille
Waa
Morvly
Miners Await Safety Ruling Reopens Debated Pits
The nation’s 400000 salvour miners ended a six day mourning period but only some are likely to return to work as federal safety rulings loom. District leaders report varied reopenings across regions with Krug declaring some mines unsafe while others plan to resume operations once inspections proceed.
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Tewla
Virginia
Waal
William
Blizzard
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W. F. Minton
Dogel
WT. A. Drug
Tale
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Alot
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Sam Caudy
Jiutrict YU Pal
Mindya
Gela
Elaan
Con Mine Administration
Ghinnga
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White
Tmitness
Krug
Inshena
Laws Ruatin
Diatrick
Yhdintin'a
Pago Berea
Midwest Weather With Wind and Flooding Across Regions
A storm system produced heavy winds and rain across the Midwest and Northeast, causing river flooding and power outages. Michigan reported two deaths near floodwaters as the Grand River rose, while Wisconsin and Illinois faced continued floods and road closures. The Weather Bureau noted the storm center shifting from upper Michigan with lingering snow in parts of the region, and calmer, clear conditions in the South and mid-Atlantic states.
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Earty
Weather Bureau
Chicago
Upper Michian Butt
Red Cross
Lake Ing
Buren
Grvat Lakes
Lake Superior
Raglon
Montenstown
Virgina
Maryland
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
New York City
Kentucky
Windis
Owhicago
Tiel Dah
Picket action looms at Troy Albany NY Telephone offices
Possibility of a picket by one union group against both Troy and Albany NY Telephone Co offices looms large after last minute efforts to avert a strike. Delegates from unions meet with mediation in Albany hotel as a nationwide dispute over working terms escalates.
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Troy
Albany
New York Telephone Co
Uiorzell
Astabush
Uesa
John A. Rooney
Zedera Tabor Cordlnator
Rooney
Dem
Rasa
National Federation of ‘Telephone Workers
Whitney P. Hutchings
Troy-Albany Council
Empire State Telephone Union
Tnde- Penden
Hutchings
William E. McQuade
Labor
Schwellenbuck
Washington
Mutchings
Area Council
Troy Phone
Train wreck injures 35 to 40 near Pennsylvani a route
A Gotham Limited passenger train derailed near Fort Wayne Indiana while en route from Chicago to New York injuring 35 to 40 people including crew members. Cause is undetermined while investigators assess the scene and no other trains were involved according to Fort Wayne authorities.
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Golumblie City
Ind
Pennsylvania
Raleaaed
Eastiound
Chicago
New York
Tony
Fort Wayne
Borkind
Lynn
Hitler Aid Ends Life in Nuremberg Jail
Frankfurt Germany WP Ter bert Backs 50 former German minister of food and agriculture hanged himself in Nuremberg jail where Goering and three Nazi leaders previously died by suicide. He tied a belt around his neck and fastened it to a pipe in his cell while awaiting trial for war crimes. Backe had been acting food minister in 1947 and was appointed minister by Adolf Hitler on 1 April 1944. He faced charges including use of slave labor and shipping food to Germany while denying occupied countries sufficient rations.
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Germany
Terbert Backs
Nuernberg
Hermann Goering
Backe
Hovne
Sacke
Adolf Titler
John
Backnalzo
Kev
Lnhorers
Senate Looms Over Farm Subsidies Vote Fight
A Senate fight over renewing the wartime farm labor import program looms with leaders aiming to move the labor measure and two farm bills today. Senator Cappay says passage should come easily while Senator Kem warns the plan is a subsidy taxpayers should not bear. The extension would cover six months at a cost estimated between 12 and 80 million dollars, with laborers from Mexico, Jamaica and elsewhere. A Lilienthal duel over his energy appointment also looms.
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Senate
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H-Kan
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Kem
R-Ma
Mexico
Jamaica
Clas
Kery
Federal Treasury
David B. Lilienthal
Islamic Energy Commission
Train Collision Injures Ten Near Granger Wyoming
Seven persons suffered minor injuries and bruises when a freight train struck a black Elena at Granger. The eastbound Union Pacific Streamliner City of Portland reportedly derailed onto the main line. Ten injured received medical attention. none were hospitalized.
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Elena
Granger Wya
Union Pacttic
Leftists Trail In Jap Elections Amid Conservative Gains
Partial results show conservatives winning 25 of 38 prefectural governorships, including Tokyo, with independents and minor parties making limited gains. Runoffs on April 1 determine eight more governorships as urban turnout lags behind a 68 percent national average.
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Jenen
Dlé Ling Conservations
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Jeftsia
Osaka
Yokohama
Shinahiro
Aomori
Lota
Haelly
Sollelivo Yasui
Duikiehiru Tagawa
Germans Gain An Hour Advance Time Across Germany
Germans moved clocks forward for summer time last night, placing Berlin seven hours ahead of Eastern Standard Time. The change shifts daily schedules and aligns German time with daylight saving practices.
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Germany
Berlin
Easter Services Across Nation Highlight Sunrise Worship
The report describes Easter observances with George Washington’s church visit noted, sunrise services along rivers and parks, and crowds at 400 churches in New York and other cities. Parades in New York drew over a million participants while London Paris and Berlin held religious ceremonies and diplomatic formalities.
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300000 Ready To Walk Out At 6 A.M
Washington talks on a federally sponsored coping proposal as telephone unions and management sit in continuous session to avert a nationwide strike set for today. Government officials and Bell System executives press for a peaceful settlement while wage and contract demands fuel the walkout plan.
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In & Score
Tell
Andulphi
Edgar L. Warren
Consiliatiul
Joseph A. Haire
National
Mederetion of
Warren
Ublon
Cmnpronics
Labor Department
Beon
Hattie
Top
Hewsmen
Civ
Bull Telephone Sylon
Southwestern
Yong Inne
Hs Baen
Invitattor
Bell System
National Federation
Vie
Flint
Haggard
Tador
Five Killed in Chile Election Violence Report
Reported yesterday five people died in pre election violence as Chileans voted in municipal elections. Incidents in the Santiago region involved rival groups with weapons. an election official was also fatally shot in the Department of Kengo. Despite the clashes voting proceeded with fine weather and an orderly pattern overall.
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Cru
Eli Vole
Santiago
Mls
Polica
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