Light Plane Crash Kills Needham Pilot
Howard William Phillips 43 of Needham Massachusetts, Walworth Co. production manager in Boston, died when his two seat cabin plane crashed on White Stock Mountain near Petersburg in a blinding rainstorm. Coroner ruled accidental death. Body removed to Barber Funeral Home. Phillips had planned a St Louis trip for work. relatives said he had been soaking and smoking prior to departure. Police and investigators cited extensive injuries from the crash and noted seven gallons of gasoline found. Continued on Page Nine.
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Bishop Says Laws Won't Cure Labor Problems
A Rochester union official urged proposed legislation to regulate unions while a Catholic diocese defended existing law and warned against relying on state power alone. James A. Brownlow of the American Federation of Labor Trade Department argued measures weaken unions and reduce purchasing power. Bishop Kearney and Monsignor Wart urged shared profits and cooperation between management and labor as essential to industrial dignity and avert government overreach.
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Wallace undecided on Truman plan signals 1948 run
Wallace spoke at a large news conference criticizing Truman and United States foreign policy. He teased a March rendezvous to decide about a presidential bid, said the Democratic Party may become liberal, and warned steps would be taken if it did not. He urged a large loan to Russia and criticized U.S. handling of Greece and Turkey, insisting U.S. policy influences Europe but no single country causes the split.
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G O P Backs Three Curbs On Unions
Senate debate centers on curbs to unions with provisions banning secondary boycotts, injunctive relief for anti union actions, and disallowing union run welfare funds. Differences arise vs House version which also targets closed shops and national union control. House and Senate lines set for a possible presidential veto issue in 1948.
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Congress
Truman
Supreme Court Rules For OPA On Evictions
The Supreme Court upheld the OPA in protecting tenants from eviction during a price control holiday as no rent control law existed after June 30, 1948 until July 25 when Congress enacted one. It held eviction orders against tenants—issued during the interim—cannot be enforced now, affecting cases in which landlords sought evictions.
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Cripaar
Arabs Push for Full UN Debate on Palestine
Arabs press for a comprehensive UN General Assembly debate on the Palestine question as the assembly completes its initial organization. Khoury cites need for a free inquiry committee. U.S. and Britain likely oppose. Brazil’s Dawilda Aranha explains postponement for steering committee. other UN actions include a Security Council session planned and continued disagreement in the Military Staff Committee report. Oswald Atanha, former Brazilian foreign minister, elected 518 president of the Pan-American Union.
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Great Britain
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Brazil
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Columbia
Honduras
Mexico
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Dutiea
Oswald Atanha
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Army Psycho At Large With Hostage In California Escape
Frank R Wallrath a former paratrooper escaped from a psychiatric ward near San Francisco with a hostage. Police tracked escapees across Northern California within 100 miles of the city. Ho man Homer Richie and George Heller were found in a hotel room. Joela Billabron was arrested in Sacramento after terrorizing taxi drivers. Wallrath, 24, previously desertion and escape records, sentenced to death but commuted to life in prison.
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Hawaii
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Hazard
George Heller
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Hex Y Wallrath
Long Island City
N.Y
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Sapporo
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Trinmantrym
Phone Union Attacks Troy Stores U S Labor Department Debate Price Plan
A late night report from Washington notes stalled telephone strike talks amid a “slow session” among federal mediators. Northwestern Bell’s offer of a 250 weekly raise faces union rejection, with wage demands around 6 weekly or 15 cents hourly. In Chicago and Pittsburgh, wage and management moves unfold as Troy merchants eye a Newburyport price plan to cut prices citywide, contingent on wholesaler cooperation and nationwide retail shifts. The Retail Merchants Bureau plans a Thursday meeting to consider modifications and both sides weigh acceptance.
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Association of Communications, Equipment Workers
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Don’t Blow Your Top You’ll Sneeze
Dr Harold Wolff told the American College of Physicians that anger triggers nasal defense reactions, swelling air passages and aiding infection risk. He warned this pattern should not become a lifelong habit and urges moderation in emotional responses.
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Fugitive Shoots Self As Police Close In
Chicago police closed in on Marion Hy Bissell, 03, at a south side home. A shot fired by the fugitive halted the raid, leaving his wife Mrs. Bissell sobbing beside his body. Indicted on four charges tied to more than $200,000 in real estate deals and deposits, Bissell had been sought for a month as victims reported paying for homes never delivered.
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Famed Zeppelin Designer Flown To The United States
Frankfurt Germany based Zeppeling designer Drigo Mekener flew to the United States to direct aviation experiments for Goodyear Co. technicians. He claimed no military implications, but was escorted by a U S Army intelligence officer who barred interviews or photos. A 12 year old scientist reportedly joined the Alps transport crew.
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London Dock Strike Threatens City Operations
London faced a broad strike as 1,000 dock workers joined a walkout threatening the Port of London and city services. Workers from the docks to municipal agencies halted operations, prompting tours and diversions as unions pressed demands amid a tense national economic climate.
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Secretary Warns Allies To Act Fast
Secretary of State Marshall urges immediate action to avoid deteriorating conditions in Europe. He cites the Moscow conference disputes with Russia over centralized German rule and reparations, warning delays risk dictatorship and further conflict. He stresses not compromising on core principles while trying to understand opposing views.
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Marshall Stal Com Promisay
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Europa
Britain And Poland To Sign Trade Accord
Britain and Poland near a $232,000,000 trade pact with a British declaration calling the accord a vast improvement in relations. A Board of Trade spokesman said Poland would accept an unfavorable balance in return for Britain releasing $28,000,000 in Polish gold held since the war.
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French Cabinet Faces Shaky Political Future Amid Crises
France's coalition government faces a fragile outlook as parties clash over foreign and domestic policy. The Communists and Socialists unite briefly against General de Gaulle while Radical-Socialists threaten to quit if anti trader measures fail. May and other officials grapple with ongoing fraud trials and protests as political turmoil unfolds.
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Alort
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Aratt
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Sacaitet
Andrew J. May
Statesran
all-Sudiallal Enbinet
Howe
William J. Paisstey
Kentucky
Canada Buys Heavy Trade Pact Amid Ottawa Move
Ottawa reports Canada purchased from the United States a large trade package valued at around 3.0 billion Canadian dollars marking a record shift in economic ties. Officials note the deal expands control over critical goods and signals a major bilateral relationship change.
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