Operators Say Lewis Prolongs Mine Shutdown
Coal operators accuse Jonny Lewis of a hoax to delay a back-to-work push. Government figures show 40 percent rise in soft coal production as inspectors revisit safety and production rules. Union leaders denounce the move while reports of intimidation surface and several mines resume gradual operation under federal supervision.
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Washington
Jonny Lewis
Auras
LOWE
Ceattiallas
Aninas
Sayliys
Gerklties
John BD
Bata
National Goal
Mr. Lewis
Linih Segre
Inturion
Krag Inty
Krag
Wonpriion Mooh
Ie Union
Walter A. Thiurthand
Southam Cau Produgera Association
Coal Mines Administration
Exthnatei
Linn
Movenai
Trottad Ming
M. W. Mien
Lewis
Theodustry
Lawla
Ignton
Fed
Andy
Alan Galdsborough
United Mine Workers
Tunlas
Auying
Wach Ming Wa
Bedi
Ron Farmily
Feders — Nytie
Atd
US Mgw
Feduen
Holdaharangi
Axl
Lewie
Pelon
Tewis
Union
Supreme Courk Sithan
Laws
Artion
John Ff
Coy Senn
Dusties Department
Greeks Prepare Drive On Guerrillas Reported in Rome
Greek government and King Paul were said to be planning a large offensive against guerrilla bands. Rome sources noted the move aimed to secure unity and groundwork for military and civil reconstruction, with United States support anticipated.
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Athens
Paul
Grepne
Cheos
Rome
Womplate
Vandenberg Seeks Balkan Aid Approval Amid Tense Debate
Senator Vandenberg urged quick approval of a 409 million dollar aid package for Greece and Turkey citing global security risks. He warned against bypassing the UN and argued aid is essential to avert a chain reaction of aggression that could threaten world peace. The foreign relations committee voted to advance the measure despite objections.
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Greece
Turkey
Elling
Seywaere
Urkey
Coavtiun
S & Pilin
Munich
Denis
Sovigt
Anirel A. Gyomyl
Asperlnn
Security Council
Monfinghak
United Staten
United Nations
Ssstutmnen
Vandenberg
United
Vandenhorge
Vandenuerg
Ball Asks New Slash In Funds For Labor Dept
Senator Ball from Minnesota pressed for smaller funding for the Labor Department in a Senate hearing. He argued a $71.7 million grant to state employment services would be excessive, noting states claim they can operate at lower cost. Director Goodwin testified that a 3.7 million dollar line would be impossible to meet duties.
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Ball
Labor Dept
Washington
Benator Ball
Minn
Elnah
Unosa Tunis Tnel
Atnin-Federal Employment Service
Federal Treasury
Hichs
Robert ©. Goodwin
United States Employment Service
Collyer Brothers Found Dead In New York Home
Reclusive Collyer brothers Langley and Homer died in their Fifth Avenue home after years of hoarding. Langley, 61, likely died two weeks to a month before discovery. Homer, 6, perished beneath debris. Police and medical examiners note malnutrition and collapse of the cluttered residence. Autopsy to confirm cause of Langley’s death.
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Langley Collyer
Fifth Avenue
New York City
Winspel
Homer
New York
T—langley Collyer
Glyenr
Ehield
Maneh
Laughey
Langley
Werner
Rrthie Waklander
Langley Wan
Thomas Gonzales
T.tsnluy
Wrather
Fini
Collyer
Ula
Collfek
Original Portal Pay Suit Dismissed By Court
A Detroit area court dismissed the Mt. Clemons portage pay suit amid a complex ruling. Justice Frank A. Pleand presided, with judges Hicks and Martin signing the order removing the case from further consideration. The action involved claims against British officers and local employers tied to a large portage pay dispute and alleged graft.
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Original Portal
Tenong Me
Clrcuit Court of
Ate
Penly Yeaterday
Dlemtasnl
Sla
Jorustrom
Conalabla
Mt. Clemons
Fred x
U. & Diatrict
Ann Allry
Jorasalem
Frank A. Pleand
Detroit
Ulm. Alty
Om Clark
USA Appellate
Anit
Peesieings
Ben Hicks
John D. Martin
He Ming
Portat
Tulge Picard
Unet
Thraman Wits
Alvin Ladnd
United Trottery Workers
ATL
Clemonis, Mich
Company
Soviet Union Accepts Atomic Inspection
Soviet deputy foreign minister Andrei Gromyko told a closed United Nations Atomic Energy Commission meeting that Moscow accepts strict inspection and full international control of atomic development. He said Russia supports an effective regime carried out by all parties with reservations, while questions from Osborn about existing atomic plants remained unresolved.
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1-Hation Group
Rofinisee
Gromske
Gromyko
Russia
Aloe Energy
Eamails
Corial Hightaver
Soureal
Osborn
United States
Truman Seeks Cabinet Steps to Curb Prices
President Truman convened a special session to discuss possible official actions to combat rising prices. Administrator Phelps Brown and Council of Economic Advisers aide Edwin Nourse briefed him, indicating seriousness and considering options including voluntary wage and price controls and a revived use of policy tools. Wheat futures jumped briefly on market chatter as consultations proceeded.
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Washington
Truman Yevlertay
Council of Econonic Advisers
Abr
Truman
White House
New York Stock Exchange
Ruman
Penn Limited Freight Collision Near Canton Report
A Penn Limited freight collision near Canton involved the Manhattan Limited and two freight trains. Sixteen passengers sustained minor injuries, with emergency treatment given at a local hospital. Rescue crews contained secondary fires beneath passenger cars as crews stabilized the scene.
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Tyawigloew
Pennnsylvania
Chicago
New York
Manhattan Limited
Devin Walsh
Aohn Hermick, al
Racherstor
Mosphtal
Ny Aires Boxen
Loca Aremen Q
Veterans May Receive Dugurance Dividends
Washington officials estimate that about 15 million veterans may receive dividends from national life insurance. Up to 10 million former policyholders could be eligible, with payments varying by age, policy type, and membership status. Officials warn it may be some time before any dividends are declared or paid.
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Washinguon
VP Vetering
Yestar
Arince Polivias
Maurines
Youth 16 Arraigned On Murder Charge in St Joseph
A 16 year old youth was arraigned in Saint Joseph Missouri court for the hammer murder of Toby Prank, a matter tied to a father’s church. The defendant faced a charge of first degree murder with the event linked to a recent Sunday incident and police records indicate prior statements and suspect behavior.
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St Joseph
Allen
Nilalater
Reserved Decision in Brent Court of Appeals Case
The court reserved its decision and noted Henry Taetig, operator of the Tagehampa reatenrint chal in New York, as the son of the defendant. They are appealing a conviction on charges of detratndling 2,800,000 in corporate income taxes from the government.
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Brent Court of Appeals Gortordns
Henry Taetig
Tagehampa Reatenrint Chal
New York
Wve
Government Sees Hope For Early Phone Agreement
Two industrial concerns seek Troy sites totaling about 70,000 square feet to employ up to 600 workers. The Troy Chamber of Commerce received inquiries and forwarded them to the industrial committee for investigation, noting no current industrial space in the city. Negotiations may proceed with private capital to prepare suitable structures.
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Troy Chamber of Commerce
Nsesaance
Rma
Roylindusteint
Troy
Is. i
Robison
Equive Ivet
W. McGochrane
Afl
McCochrane
Raf
Ttis
Settlement Basis Seen Within Reach
Settlement talks continued into the early hours as Bell System long-distance workers and the American Telephony and Telegraph Company pressed for an accord. Government officials cited progress, with conciliation leaders saying negotiators would stay through the night to avert a wider strike.
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Wrahingdon
Novaliators
Agasion
A. Q. and V
National Federation of Yetephone Workers
Greantaition
Tiene
ALT
T. It
Alvisian
Thalf Howe
Eartler Msi
Aeivs
Regoliations Nut Company
Minion
Jon
John W. Gibson
Arsistant Aceres
Edgar J. Warren
Lanhor Dunrtowsis
Sid
Deing
Sivision
Four powers agree to shelve reparations dispute after Molotov break
Soviet Foreign Minister V. M. Molotov ends deadlock at a four power talks by dropping plans for a German police system, allowing faster delivery of war plant reparations. United States and Britain had warned of obstructionist tactics as they pursued final agenda items.
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V. M. Molotov
United State
Britain
United States
Molotov
Germany
Wader
Sympathy for Henry Bord Funeral Draws Leaders
A detyxiled Dr resident led mourners in remembering Henry Bord as officials from industry pollen and business life offered condolences. A public funeral service was held at a local Episcopalian church with ministers and officials present. The event reflected tense postwar talks and the wider reaction to the Potsdam framework.
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Detyelt
Rite Whin
Henry
Pruman
Hantily
Henry Ford To Be Buried Tomorrow
Detroit mourns Henry Ford figurehead of mass production after his death from a cerebral hemorrhage. Tributes recall his role shaping American industry as funeral plans are announced for tomorrow.
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Henry Ford
Detroit
Healud
To Be Buried Near Arenathehl Village
A private funeral will bury Hy beside his mother and father at Addison Bord Gemetery near Arenathehl Village with no pallbearers. The event recalls his role in the Skondon0d industry he founded with a $28,900 investment, and will note ongoing effects on the Word Moloy Union.
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Arenathehl Village
Venezuelan plane crash kills 21 high school students
A Venezuelan charter flight carrying 21 high school pupils crashed in a mountainous area near Caracas. All 27 aboard are reported dead, including teachers and crew. Authorities led by police and aviation officials investigated the wreckage eight hours after takeoff from an Alport field, while survivors and grieving relatives awaited word and aid.
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Venezuela
Caracas
Venezueli
Postal Verealinie
Rodaltu Thom
Amd
Gireiny
Profeasnra
DCB
Toor Jott
Cumann Police
Iowa
Keene
Tnid
Caenene
Lena
Carsena
Giela
New Jersey Approves Compulsory Arbitration Plan
The article outlines New Jersey approving compulsory arbitration measures amid legislative debate. It notes projections of costs and systems, with reference to timelines, funding, and agency roles. The piece mentions potential impacts on employees, unions, and the state budget, signaling a contentious policy shift.
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