Texas City Mayor Criticizes Red Cross
Texas City Mayor Trahan condemns Red Cross for slow aid after refinery danger. Reports say gas and napalm vapor threats near Public Safety area raised fear of explosions. Officials note road blocks, power cuts, and ongoing emergency efforts as victims seek assistance and funerals proceed.
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Shelley
Tim Urera
New York Cheers Flagstad Ret in New VaritaP
Nearly 3,000 passed picket lines outside Carnegie yesterday afternoon and filled the hall for Kirsten Flagstad's recital. Voices greeted her with cheers and applause as the audience rose to its feet.
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United States Opposes Arab Move on Palestine at UN Session
An American spokesman said the United States will fight an Arab League effort to force a UN General Assembly special session to consider Palestine. Arab leaders and Britain aligned, seeking a four day deadline to place the Palestine issue on the agenda. Observers doubt a two thirds vote will be reached, and debate is expected to widen into discussion of the British Palestine mandate and Jewish immigration.
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Palestine
Danish Hero King Christian X Dies at 76 in Copenhagen
King Christian X of Denmark dies at age 76 after 35 years on the throne. He is remembered for remaining with his people during wartime occupation and passed away after a prolonged illness, with royal officials and physicians signing the death certificate. Crown Prince Frederik ascends to the throne as King Frederik IX.
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Frederik Iid
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Adled
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Thom
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Kru
Kris- Lojaen
Gustav Rasmussen
Amalienborg
Explosions Rock Palestine Wounding 12 in Attacks
Series of blasts in the Palestine coastal plain and surrounding towns Injured at least 12 including British soldiers. Jewish underground groups blamed. Bombs struck near Nathanya Tel Aviv and Beit Lid, with police exchanges reported and no major casualties beyond those listed.
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Mussolini's Son Reported Living in Argentina
The power paper El Mundo reports Vittorio Mussolini, son of the Duce, arrived in Argentina last January aboard a Panamanian ship. He is said to be living on a country estate in Santa Fe province, which he reportedly bought earlier.
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Reds Strong In Ruhr Election Returns In Germany
Early returns from parliamentary elections in Germany show the Communist Party gaining strength in the Ruhr region. The vote covers three states in the MosDilish activation zone, with observers awaiting full results.
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Guard To Get Modern Weapons
National Guard plans to arm states with standard equipment from Regular Army stocks. Army officials state the program will equip major units with weapons and gear, including infantry and support arms, as part of a postwar defense buildup.
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Unita
Newspapermen See Business Flourishing Amid Uncertain Recession
Amid a looming recession American industry remains broadly robust, newspaper executives report signs of growth nationwide. The interview cross-section highlights include persistent price pressures, consumer resilience, and political-economic tensions influencing policy and markets.
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Reute
Westeraay
Nanuil
James M. Gehrig
Anthony
Rosemary Pukey
Papa
Gehrig
Rosemary
New
Seaman Atraady
Mises
Jeff
Lynil
Fire Wrecks 4,000 Japanese Homes
A massive blaze west of Tokyo destroys about four thousand homes in an Inland city near Tokyo. The WPA wind and firefighting efforts from the Eighth Army aid in extinguishing the fire, leaving thousands homeless and unable to return to their damaged residences.
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Tokyo
U S France Reach Terms On Economic Zone Tieup
U S and France agreed on linking the French Zone in Germany to a new economic tieup with Britain and the United States. Marshall and Bidault discussed possible impacts on the Moscow foreign ministers conference and the Austrian pact, with cautious moves toward German economic unity and coal deliveries linked to German production.
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France
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U. S
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Georges Bidault
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Paris
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Auaiia
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Vandenberg Bars Oil Deal in Middle East Debate
Washington reports that Senator Vandenberg sought to attach an amendment to the Greek Turkish aid bill stating the US government need not back private oil deals in the Middle East. Sen. Johnson offered the amendment. Vandenberg signaled no objection but opposed other amendments. The debate touched on lend lease shipments to Russia and broader UN handling of the aid program.
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Veto Seen On New Labor Bill
An analysis notes President Truman’s opposition to key provisions in pending labor bills. Both bills retain parts he objects to, including limits on bargaining, anti trust coverage for unions, welfare fund controls, and new independent conciliation services. The piece contrasts Truman’s cautions with labor leaders’ claims and outlines proposed arbitration and court dispute options.
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bin Producta
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Tranion
Brooklyn Burglar Beats Girl To Death
Police said an intruder beat two children in a Brooklyn bedroom with an iron pipe early yesterday. Eleven year old Denally Graf died, 14 year old Solia Graf survived. The assailant fled via a window as neighbors were alerted.
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National League scoreboard fragment with team results
Fragmented standings list several teams and scores across cities including New York Philadelphia Boston Chicago Cleveland Detroit and Washington. The readable items show matches and partial percentages, suggesting a periodic league update with incomplete game outcomes.
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Delrolt
Anowss
Wallace Denounces Churchill Stand In War Cause Debate
Wallace assails Winston Churchill on the causes of World War II and rejects heavy armaments as the road to peace. He argues the United States failed to act as a creditor nation after World War I, warning that debt and disarmament policies risk another war. He spoke at a news conference following a rival from Norway in London.
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Dommark
United States
Wallach
Senator Seeks 15 Percent Rent Boost Amid Talks
Senator Hawkes proposes a rent control extension with options for a 15 percent across the board raise, a 0 percent, or a 45 percent spike tied to last readjustment, aiming to satisfy both landlords and tenants. He plans to convene senators and House members to salvage a rent increase policy before the June expiry.
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Senate
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Shoul
Pyun Lanny
Tohoy
Senate Banting Committee
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Hinkes
Snow Delays Spring After Heavy Snowfall Across State
Reports from Weather Bureau say a spring snowstorm disrupted travel and delayed outdoor activities across the region. Temperatures briefly rose then cooled, with mixed precipitation and ongoing cold conditions expected to ease later, as motorists faced slick roads and golf and tennis events adapted or postponed.
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Avon
Steel wage pact deepens steady steel flow
Pittaburg and Pittsburgh area reports announce a two year wage agreement between U S Steel Corp and the United Steelworkers providing a slight wage rise for about 140,000 workers across their subsidiaries. The deal includes a reopening clause after one year and retroactive pay to April 1. The accord, announced by U S Steel and Steelworkers President Pall Murray, awaits ratification by the union wage policy committee, then formal signing. This likely sets the nation’s wage pattern and stabilizes supply for appliances and autos.
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Phase Company Rejects Union Pay Contention
Phase Company rejects union wage demands as a telephone walkout by 240,000 workers continues. Cordiall Warren, director, states the company will not bow to pressure, while Labor Department conciliators consider fresh proposals to end the strike begun in April. The National Federation of Telephone Workers seeks wage parity with other industries and urges government pressure for a BT offer from American Telephone and Telegraph. Warren says he has urged company officials to make an offer, but current industry wage levels do not affect them.
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Ragar L. Warren
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Congresa Satuty
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American Telephone and Telegraph Go
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