Berlin Hears Russia Ready Army Admits To Talk
Berlin reports say Soviet Russia may propose a German settlement if the West bars Germany from the north area Minn. Washington sources note no allied confirmation. Gen Lucius D. Clay acknowledged mock trials occurred but denied brutality in the Malmedy massacre investigations.
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Russia
Soviet
Germany
Minn
Lucius D. Clay
Armer- Re
Washington
Malmedy
Burton Ellis
Senate
Arfold Services Committee
Europe
McCarthy
James J. Bailey
Pittsburg
U. S Army
Pie Tle
Ellis
Dietrich
Perper
Lucius Clay
Soviet veto blocks U S gravity check at Potsdam
American scientist Dr. George Woollard of the University of Wisconsin says his request to enter Potsdam for gravity studies was vetoed by Russian authorities and the Allied military government. He notes two attempts to gain access failed after contacting Washington and Berlin. Officials say ONR had no formal request.
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Gerering
Potsdam
Washington
Iamanity
Iena
Germany
George Woollard
Uni’versily
Wisconsin
Berlin
Geodetic Institute
Woollard
OMR
American Geophysical Unions
Lost Will of Franklin Made Public
A 1757 will of Benjamin Franklin was revealed in Philadelphia as part of a centennial celebration. The document, once in New York and linked to Franklin’s electrifying work, is noted as the sole will tied to his property interests in Bowron and Philadelphia. Relatives and scholars gathered at the Franklin Institute to view the artifact, with discussion of Franklin’s wealth and scientific legacy continuing.
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Philadelphis
Beaman Pranklin
Franklin Beet
Freaklin
Merican
Philoneptical Society
Cyrux
Aom Curtis
Saad Curtis
Mra
Efrem
Prankim
Bowron
Frankin
Robert A. Milhan
Calfersla Institute of Technelegt
Fecome
Atent
Tony
Robeson Debates Peace Anew At World Congress
Paul Robeson urged 2000 delegates from over 32 nations that Americans would not fight the Soviet Union or imperialism. He warned against U S aid to Africa and colonial schemes while calling for friendship with Russia and the eastern democracies. British and U N officials debated religious trials in Hungary and Bulgaria with Cadogan criticizing Mindszenty and warning communism against organized religion.
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Russia
America
Congress
Truman
Africa
Edward Stettinile
Liberia
Stettinius
Sant Robemon
Frederic Jolio-Curie
French Atomic Commission
Lake
Britain
Alexander Cadogan
U.N Assembly
United States
Casam
Bulgaria
Hungary
Josef Cardinel Mindmenty
Australia
Europe
Cuba
Cadogan
Cardinal Mindatenty
West Assembly
Quebec Town Shivers Reterval Snowstorm Report
A winter storm returned yesterday to the St Lawrence north shore district of Quebec, bringing heavy snowfall and subfreezing conditions. Residents reported a snowtail of about 13 inches as travel slowed and a cold spell lingered through the night.
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Thia St Lawrence North Shore District
Civil Rights Clash Over Public Housing Rider In Senate
Washington UP reports a fierce Senate debate over an antidiscrimination amendment to a public housing bill. Republicans split as Taft and Thye opposed Bricker Case's measure while Capenatt urged approval, arguing against delaying the bill's progress.
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Washington
Serve
Senate
Trent
Case
Benatern Taft
Cain-Bricker
Ohio
Giber Rennior
Briker
Republican Patforma
Chinese student's wife dies after triplets born
A Chinese graduate student, Chia Tang Chea, 29, found his wife dead in bed with triplets delivered unattended. Doctors pronounced all three babies dead. Chea had been away studying at the university for the night. The wife spoke little English and joined him on campus earlier this year.
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Alothe
Jon
Chia Tang Chea
Anind
Chia
National League and American League Scores Report
The scoreboard lists several baseball outcomes with New York beating Philadelphia 2 to Brion, Chickko 4, Pitshore 6. In the American League Tentertas's Resta defeats Detroit 3 to 2 while Chicago falls to Xe Tork 3 to 6. Pheladelphia 3 and Bortoe 2. Creveland 7. S. Lows b.
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Brookline
New York
Brion
Philadelphia
Chickko
Pitshore
Tentertas
Resta
Detroit
Chicago
Xe Tork
Washington
Pheladelphia
Bortoe
Creveland
S. Lows
Capital City Target Of Million Men
A wartime update describes a major Communist offensive along the Yangtze Valley aimed at Nanking and Hankow. Red forces, estimated near 1,000,000, attack bridgeheads while Nationalist defenses, aided by ships and airpower, brace ashore and afloat.
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Nanking
China
Yangtze
Wad Han- Kow
Red
Nationalieta
Nankink
Éterans
Manchuria
Hankow
Representative Air Force Hero Killed In Crash
Rep Robert Lavin Coffey Jr of Pennsylvania died in a jet fighter crash at Kirilang Air Force Base after refueling at Detroit. The First Term congressman from Johnstown was en route from Andrews to Riverside when the jet faltered after takeoff and crashed. Air Force crews recovered the body after about thirty minutes.
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Albuquerque
Robert Lavin Coffey, Jr
Penneyhania
Shooting Star
Kirilang Air Force Base
Tongreseman
Johnstown
Wyerkage Cotfer
Cranera
Coffer
Air Force
Andrews Piet, Md
Bam
Detroit
Neve
Riverside
Cal Air Force
Deere
Transpacific Plane Returns to Base After Trouble
A military transport plane carrying 23 prone troops turned back toward its Fairfield base last night amid unspecified trouble at sea. Operations officers said there was no emergency and the crew managed the issue without incident.
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Fairfield
Cal
Tao
Hendviz
Leet
Military Air Transport Service
Tragic Train Accident Kills Two Babies in New York
A derailed freight train struck a crowd of women and children in a station area yesterday. Two infants died and several people were injured including three men and a driver. Emergency crews evacuated victims as investigators opened a probe into the crash.
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New York
Sneltteby Begeere
Abe Bron
Oa Jeter
Communists Of China In No Mood To Bicker
A late report debates whether Chinese Reds intended to target British ships in the Yangtze and aims to conquer remaining China by force. The piece notes potential indifference to foreign opinion and hints at broader civil conflict implications with a continuation promised on Page Twenty-five.
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Communists
China
NLRB Rules Union Hiring Halls Illegal
The National Labor Relations Board ruled a seamen hiring hall plan illegal, signaling possible strikes if unsettled. The decision parallels a Great Lakes ruling and may affect Atlantic Gulf and West Coast shipping as unionized sailors threaten action when contracts expire.
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National Labor Relations Board
Jeaders
Atlantic and
Gulf
National Maritime Union
NOM
American Radio Association
Taft
Great Lakes
Boand
Penmton
Radio Operaton
Tha T H
Union
NLRB
Federal Court of Appeals
New York
Mike
Beth Lavine
Maritime
Pacific
NLAB
NUMLU
Arla Unathonunton
Panagaipet
Employment Sages Report March Labor Slump and Damaging Earnings
Washington labor officials report March shows a drop in non farm employment and factory earnings. Commissioner Ewan Clague notes weakened hours and earnings shrink purchasing power while durable goods also ease. Weekly factory pay falls to 53.37, average hours dip to 40. Half of apparel work contracts cut hours as overall employment declines for the third straight month to 3,?46,000. year ago up 20,000.
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Washington Tra Labor Department
Jaci
Ewan Clague
Commissioner of Labor Statistics
March
Clague
Ciague
Esa
Unien
Clagme
British warships bombarded as Yangtze clash claims 26 sailors
Chinese shelling of two British warships on the Yangtze left 26 sailors dead and at least 73 wounded. The Amethyst and Consort endured heavy shore fire as carriers and destroyers attempted to aid the stricken sloop Rose Island downstream from Nanking. The report notes continued bombardment and a struggle to reach the Amethyst amid rising civil war activity.
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Yangtze Thi Great
Nanking
Formosa
Yangtae
Pukow
Thie
Shanghai
Yangua
Tirkists
Great River
Rose Island
Momking
Dabde
Abe Yoo
Beck
Abe
Wale Ag
Det
Warshits
Three Adults Jailed Over Gary Child Neglect Case
Mrs June Beverly Wrey of Blace fell into neglect charges after her three year old son Gary wandered alone near a Gary wheel last Thursday. She received a simulated day sentence at Indiana Women's Prison and was fined 5 and costs. Her husband Robert Wiley was given six months at Indiana State Farm and fined 350 plus costs.
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Gary
Nepfather
Charites
June Beverly Wrey
Blace Falnnd
Indiana Women’s Prison
Robert Wiley
Indiana State Farm
U S Aid to China Questioned by Acheson Remarks
Secretary of State Acheson says the United States provided China with about two billion dollars in aid. The State Department released a detailed report outlining actual outlays and alleged misrepresentations by officials. The comments came as lawmakers pressed for clarity on civilian aid and military support figures.
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Acheson
China
Ted
New Barnet
Eng
Frank Wo
Jactuan Devsy
Bern
Ina
Achran
Thin
Misiake
Cateee Nationalin
Protestant Churches Plan Nationwide Evangelistic Campaign
Protestant churches across America announce the Nationwide Christian Crusade to begin next October. The effort unites 35 million members from 130 denominations including the Churches of Christ in America and Baptist groups. Dr. Rawn T. Dahivere, pastor from Syracuse, leads the national program, aiming to mobilize moral reform and social justice through a coordinated religious outreach.
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