Senate Votes for Lilienthal As Atomic Boss
The Senate narrowly confirmed Lilienthal to head the atomic energy commission by a 50 to 31 vote. The confirmation grants unprecedented authority over U S atomic power and follows a lengthy partisan debate over civilian versus military control and President Truman's choice for the top job.
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Greeks Open Assault On Guerrillas In Northwestern Greece
Greek government troops with local support launched a general offensive in western Macedonia and Thessaly to encircle guerrilla bands. The action, at altitudes up to 6000 feet in the Pindus Mountains, involved the II and III Army Corps and was supervised by officials including General Yudels. Officials reported substantial movement against guerrilla units, with divisions engaging near the Litisa region and Bam repian as crews pressed the campaign.
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Bandits Seize Towns as Japanese Soldiers Advance
A Canton dispatch reports 2,000 bandits aided by 100 Japanese troops gaining control of Luinklang and Hynialon in southwest region amid ongoing turmoil. Details describe rapid administrative takeover and violent disruption in Revnup ting Provisive.
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Suo
Luinklang
Hynialon
Jooling
Huining
Trout Season Opens Amid Mudscreen Conditions
Readable fragments indicate trout season opening postponed by muddy streams. Official reports from Albany and neighboring counties note fair to high conditions on Washington Saratoga rivers with commissioners citing lingering mud and variable water clarity impacting opening day fishing plans.
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Saratoga
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Rensselaer
Schonsclady County
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Leo
Three Injured As Santa Fe Super Chief Derails Near Raton
A derailment of the Santa Fe Railway eastbound Super Chief near Raton New Mexico injured three people including Mrs Irving Nechter of Chicago one of the Dolly Sisters of One theater. Nechter and another passenger were severely hurt and rushed to a hospital while others were treated at the scene or a nearby hospital. The wreck occurred after a rear coach jumped the rails and the train slid off the track for about half a mile.
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Santa Fe
Better Bus Service Up To Company
Public Service Commissioner Eddy told Mayor John Ahern at a hearing that if Troy’s bus company fails to honor promises the department will investigate complaints and seek action. The city seeks improved service and more frequent routes, with the company pressed to expand coverage beyond central Troy as residents demand reliable transit.
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Ahern
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Servier
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Eddy Nally
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Eddy
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Stalin And Staessen Debate In Moscow Report
In Moscow on Thursday the Repub- Venn presidential candidate Staessen and Stalin discussed economic systems in a frank hour long talk. Molotov and others attended as observers. The exchange focused on policy directions and potential cooperation, with Staessen seeking a transcript of the talks for public review.
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Arvid Slagevn
Repub- Venn
Stalin
Molotov
Big Three Split On Poland Border Dilemmas At Potsdam
Wartime allies clashed over Poland and German borders at Potsdam. Mosow demanded limits on German land while Britain and the United States pressed for a border settlement that would preserve Poland's control of repaired territories but allow economic links to Germany. Marshall and Byrne argued for a plan balancing Polish gains with European economic needs, while Molotov and Stalin pressed for a stronger Polish frontier.
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Vet's Wife And Baby Lived In Stolen Car
A Los Angeles man identified as a veteran hanging himself in jail after his wife Nyra and their infant were arrested on suspicion of stealing a car. He and his wife had reportedly lived in the stolen vehicle for six weeks before his death in December ages 21 and 21.
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Charles Fitzgerald
Chirks Georgess
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Gall
Army Plane Crashes Near Kelly Field in San Antonio
A transport aircraft crashed near Kelly Field in San Antonio during night operations killing one aboard. Army ambulances rushed to the scene as witnesses reported flames and wreckage. the plane fell after looping low over residences and a cotton field. A survivor count and exact casualties were not immediately confirmed.
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Tornado Rips Southwest Leaves Death Toll Uncertain
A violent tornado battered Oklahoma and nearby towns causing extensive damage. Early reports fix deaths around the forties with hundreds injured. Woodward and surrounding communities reported collapsed buildings, widespread fires, and disrupted communications as ambulances ferried the injured to urban hospitals.
Lewis Pushes Larger Welfare Fund For Miners
Washington UP reports John Lewis and United Mine Workers leaders backed a $1000 death benefit for miners who died since last June 3. They criticized current welfare financing and warned coal operators may reject a fund, complicating government plans for mine safety and royalties amid ongoing stoppages.
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Foreman's Union Threatens Strike Against Ford
Affected by contract dispute the Foreman’s Association of America gave thirty days notice of a potential strike against Ford. The notice cites unresolved grievances and management communication issues as the contract nearing its end, and notes Ford and the FAA had a long standing agreement since 1944.
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Plea for Conciliation Funds Sparks Senate Clash
Washington secretary of labor iehwellenbach and director Edgar Warren faced Senate appropriations inquiries over the telephone tithe plan and alleged sway for federal power. Witnesses denied advocating government employee titling and argued against constitutional overreach while defending past affiliations and roles.
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Congili UN
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Mel Tllempta
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Alo Hon
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China Denies IShe Gets U.S. Military Aid
Chinese officials deny U S military aid to China claimed by Western agencies. A ministry spokesman says the United States provided aid only to the legitimate government, not subversive or rebel elements, in a tense briefing amid war tensions and accusations from Pravda and Tass.
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Kuomintang
Albania Case Sent To Court Take Success Ye
The United Nations Security Council decided to bring the British Albanian mine dispute before the International Court of Justice with Russia and Poland abstaining. Britain abstained from voting on its own proposal, while Albania and other delegates debated whether the case should be heard. The decision follows tensions over a Palestine Assembly version and armament talks among Britain, France, Russia, the United States, and Belgium.
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International Court of Justles
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Hague Tribunal
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Warren Ft Austin
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Anns Phun
Warler
United Nations
Converson
Belgium
Chint Briain
France
Europe Awaits U S Red War Says Wallace
Wallace warned Europe watches the United States and Soviet Union as they mobilize, criticizing President Truman's Greece Turkey aid plan and predicting growing tension. He said Europe fears a looming war as major powers prepare for confrontation.
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Collyer Diet First Autopsy Findings Reported
New York police say Langley Collyer, 61, died from asphyxiation likely caused by a booby trap in his junk-filled mansion. Dr. Thomas A. Gonzales testified the house death occurred about a month before the body was found, with the search still ongoing after the March 21 discovery.
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Mead Drawing State Pension Of 4500 Dollars
A Buffalo veteran, M. Mead, began drawing a state pension reported as 4100 annually for the life. The State Employees Retirement Authority confirmed the veteran's application but withheld final details pending approval.
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Dairymen Face Price Squeeze Says New York Leader
Washington report notes dairy farmers in New York and Northeast face an intolerable position as price declines set for May 1 under marketing orders. Officials cite low milk prices, rising feed costs, and shifting market formulas affecting cooperatives from New York to Boston and Fall River.
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Long Distance Union Agrees On Base Terms
In Trenton New Jersey Governor Myrick Digennlli signed a law yesterday ordering striking telephone workers to return to work or face dismissal, with no immediate word on resuming operations. The measure requires arbitration within ten days and penalties for delays, while union leaders and operators await a formal plan.
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GOP Chiefs Approve Tight Labor Bill Amid Rifts
Republican leaders won approval for a drastic labor bill aimed at curbing union power. The plan would bar the union shop, require new hires to join the union, and allow company contracts to include union shop terms only if both parties agree. The measure still awaits Labor Committee approval and possible tweaks before a formal vote.
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Hope Returns As Strike Talks Move Ahead
A tentative settlement offer by American Telephone workers aims to end the nationwide strike. President Moran backs a policy committee review while officials report progress in long distance and Southwestern negotiations. Both sides prepare to resume talks as tensions ease and hope grows for a general agreement.
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Sinatra in New York Battery Charge At Midnight
Frankie Sinatra faces a battery charge by Cee Morton of a New York columnist at midnight. The altercation led to his quiet surrender, release on $600 bail, and a lingering column about his public image and future appearances.
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Shrantin
French Colonial Troubles Spread To North Africa
Dispatch reports a shift in French colonial policy touching North Africa. Officials project a transfer of troops and a reorganization of garrisons, with adjustments in command and logistical support at strategic posts.
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