Senate Group OK's Ban On Closed Shop
The House Labor Committee approved a bill banning the closed shop and restricting union practices, while the Senate Labor Committee adopted the same ban amid a lengthy session. The measures would outlaw union-only employment and curb collective bargaining, with broader provisions including injunction tools and possible new labor boards, drawing mixed reactions from Democrats and Republicans.
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Get To Free U. S. Army Officers Hell By Reds
Major Robert Bowls and Captain William Kenny, U S military attaches, flew from Nanking to Manchuria to seek the release of two U S Army officers held by the Communists. Maj. Robert Rigg and Capt. John Calling were seized near Changchun while observing civil war conditions. The U S Embassy has not located them, but they are believed in Communist occupied northern Manchuria.
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Willam T. Kenny
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Chitose
Mechanic Rescued After Six Cops Free Him From Molasses Trap
New York mechanic Joseph Giknis became stuck in a molasses-filled car pit at a rail yard terminal. Police and an emergency squad used ropes and a boatwain’s chair to lift him free after two hours. Witnesses recall the stubborn man insisting on leaving with a wrench in hand.
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Wallace in Senate Debate Amid Turbulent Aid Fight
Angry criticism of Henry A. Wallace surfaced during a Senate debate on Truman’s 40 million dollar aid plan to Turkey and Greece. Senators attacked Wallace’s stance as unity behind foreign policy was urged. debate continued without a vote as Congress recessed for baseball season.
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Aroge
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Wallace
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Sullonulall
Maus
Flanders
Dean Acheson
Tornado Ravages Woodward Oklahoma City Prepares Rebuild
Woodward Oklahoma reels after a violent tornado disaster. One thousand residents injured while Higgens and Gingler Texas report several deaths. Mayor coordinates civic leaders to plan rebuilding as most homes and 500 houses become uninhabitable. Recovery efforts focus on clearing debris and restoring essential services.
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R.A
FDR Memorial Planned Today
Parts of the nation will gather today to commemorate the second anniversary of the death of Franklin D. Roosevelt. Eleanor Roosevelt and Henry Morgenthau will broadcast from Hyde Park as the program is organized by the Franklin D. Roosevelt Memorial Foundation with Teiman as honorary president.
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Woman Joins Sweder's Cabinet as First Female Member
Economics professor Stotnenaley wei-atarin Kock-Lind berg became Sweder's first woman cabinet member yesterday when she assumed the post of minister without portfolio. She joins the Sweder government amid ongoing economic reforms and regional policy shifts.
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Wallace promotes world aid plan and disarmament drive
Wallace argues for unconditional aid to anti-Soviet governments and a 50 billion dollar world aid package financed by the European reconstruction program. He urges global energy and weapons control, internationalized strategic waterways, and a world security system, while urging Britain to maintain a middle course to prevent communism and war.
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Truman Completes Two Years As President
President Truman marks two years in the White House with a physician stating his health is fine. Brig. Gen. Wallace Graham reports Truman has the energy of a man twenty years younger, reflecting strong vigor for his duties.
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Havery & Truuan
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Yugoslav Property Grab Triggers U S Protest Over Saar
A U S protest delivered March 27 challenged Yugoslavia over removal of property including industrial assets from a region slated for a new Western controlled free territory tied to the Saar. France and Britain backed Acheson on a Saar commission while Molotov blocked firm Soviet views, delaying a unified stance at the Paris talks.
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30000 More Miners Back On Job
Washington reports 1600 mines now operating, 168 more than Thursday, with 186648 workers at work and 1393940 tons produced. Glen Rogers Deep Mine in W Va approved. 902 of 1780 operating under safety certification. Officials fault inspection delays and urge output focused on quick operators.
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Riihee
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Ficidls
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Ceurtalis Ming
R. R. Sayers
Directo
Federal Bureau of Minua
Harlem youth slain in fight over toy gun
A Harlem incident left 15 year old Max Dayly dead from a back wound after a confrontation over a toy gun. Two other youths Rafno Jartirriz and Robert Rodrigues were wounded minutes later. Police say the injuries stemmed from ongoing youth rivalries. Seven boys were arrested and may be charged with weapons offenses as the investigation continues.
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Mount Sinn
Max Dayly
Rafno Jartirriz
Robert Rodrigues
Wonda Dello Quancy
Pollen
A. Anni
U S Seeks To Reopen Korean Talks
Secretary Marshall urged Russia to join the United States in reconvening the joint Korea commission and to set a summer deadline for a preview of its work. He said the United States intends to proceed with independence plans for southern Korea, aligned with the Moscow agreement of September 145.
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Atomic Driven Type Submarines Predicted at New London
New London echoes a forecast by Rear Admiral John Wilkes that atomic powered submarines will revolutionize naval warfare. He spoke during submarine day exercises at a major base, noting projected unlimited range and sustained underwater speed once perfected. The event also commemorated the 47th anniversary of the Navy's Halland submarine purchase.
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Halland
Aged Pair Hoarded 150000 Fortune In Squalid Home
Aged residents living in severe poverty hoarded about 150 000 dollars in a South Side Chicago flat. Police found the stash after relatives reported the death of an elderly man and woman, with the discovery tied to an old safe and bonded assets valued at around seventy two thousand dollars in various accounts.
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Mine Accident Marks 12th Victim in 36 Hours
A string of disasters ends with a fatal mine incident claiming the 12th victim in 36 hours. Authorities uncover a bank box with $56,250, plus a report of $5,500 in a savings account, while investigators probe a petition related to Amelia Richter and a high value illicit stake.
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C&O Officer Empire State May Get Top Phone Union Area
Wealthy financier Robert R. Young denies plans to place a Chesapeake and Ohio officer in a New York Central post as part of a campaign to gain control of the rail system. Interstate Commerce Commission decision awaited. MacMillan calls appointment coincidence. Also reports Mohawk and Hudson Division supervisor succession. Borntrager to Chicago April 15. no official successor named. Empire State Telephone Union strike ends after arbitration talks. NY Telephone Co. and union reach settlement, while federation members continue picketing in eight counties.
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Upstate Maintenance and Pinot Employees
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Menpire
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Bride 81 weds 79 in Watertown ceremony
Mrs. Catherine H. Adame aged 81 married William H. Benedict aged 79 yesterday at Bethany Methodist Church in Watertown. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Lisle Caldwell with Mia Charles Vantewalker 61, elder to Mrs. Adame, and her husband in attendance.
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Union Fails To Accept By Deadline
Washington report on the long distance telephone strike shows leaders declaring no agreement as midnight passes. John Moran says the tentative settlement is dead and negotiations may restart, with the broader federation split over treating all unions together.
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Onion
Vian Callet
American Union of Telephine Workura
Wall
Fedeeration Policy Committee
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Dying
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Martin
Tagree
Tuga
Collyer Brothers Buried Near Each Other in Grim Find
Langley Collyer, 61, was found dead in the collapsed family mansion after authorities say his body was trapped amid debris. His brother Homer, 65, was located dead in the same room several days earlier, both victims of the ruinous shelter and long isolation in New York. Police described the scene as a “bondy trap” in the once grand home, with cemetery workers assisting in the grim burial near the brothers.
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