Wood labor bill fight. GOP Dixie coalition gains in House
A coalition of Republicans and southern Democrats pressed the Wood labor bill in the House, passing three amendments aimed at easing union restrictions. Truman forces oppose, hoping to repeal Taft Hartley and revive Wagner Act with changes. Debate continues with uncertain outcome as Tuesday’s showdown looms.
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Washington
House
G.o.p-Dixie
Truman
Rep
Ford
R-Mich
South
Senate votes down Ferguson plan to cut Treasury Postoffice funds
The Appropriations Committee defeats Ferguson's 13 to 4 motion to cut 317,132,968,000 from a Treasury and Postoffice budget. Taft warns of returning the bill to committee if the plan fails. Senate panel had added about 340.25 million to the House total and aimed to hire more agents to boost tax collection.
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Ferguson
Treasury
Truman
Mashank
Reynolds Annex Damaged By Fire At River Street Store
A two alarm roof fire at the Reynolds Co. annex behind the River Street store drew firefighters from a scheduled armory dance. Employee Herbert Large sustained first degree burns and chest strain while aiding fire crews. damage estimated at about $1000.
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R. C. Reynolds Co
River Street
State Armory
Herbert Large
Fifth Avenue
Watervliet
H.C. Reynolds Company
John J. Noonan
Raymond O'Bryan
Dr. L. Cunningham
Front Street
Broadway
Car A. Smith
Central Fire Station
Russell Sheehan
Boz 231
Reynolds Fire
Strike May Close Fourth Auto Firm
A Bendix brake supply shortfall threatens to shut Hudson Motor Car Co and idle about 25 000 more workers, raising Bendix induced idles toward 60 000. Studebaker and Willys Overland remain producing as GM Ford and Chrysler seek alternate sources.
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Detroit
Hudson Motor Car Co
Bendix Aviation Corp
South Bend
Ind
Bendix
Hudsso
Studebaker
Willys-Overland
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
Hadean
Truman
C.so
United Auto Workers
Julacw
Itz
Anon
Yonday
UAW
Emil Mazey
Rouge
Coplon Girl Boss Filed Loyalty Bill and Espionage Trial
Washington witnesses testified at the espionage trial of Miss Coplon that she filed a loyalty complaint about a Russian contact and sought top secret FBI reports. William E. Foley, a Justice Department official, said Coplon pressed to see secret reports and urged Amtorg registration obligations amid discussions of Soviet agents.
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Washington
Hick Teapress Department
Jon
Wiliam E. Foley
FBI
Miss Coplon
New York
Valentine A. Gubitchev
Foley
Justice Department
Archibald Palmer
Palmer
Miss Copion
Justice Departisen Po Amtorg
Agitorg
Government Eases Home Repair Credit and Boosts Park Exports
The government broadened credit terms to ease the home repair market and urged park exporters to grow. The Federal Reserve eased money supply for banks, and the FHA announced relaxed AFRA loan requirements. The Agriculture Department approved an extra pork export allocation for the quarter to prop up pork prices.
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Lit
Park
Fed Veral Reserve Board
Thor
Lony
Ite
jPetoes
Ted Nip
Bos
Em & “Khot Fy
Fetemi Housing Administration
AFRA
Agrculture Department
Economic Cooperation Administration
Harriman urges Europe rearmament to sustain peace pact
Ambassador Harriman tells the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that the United States must aid Atlantic Pact nations with military equipment while continuing economic aid. Senator Vandenberg warns against overemphasizing armaments as the treaty’s measure. Watkins questions the true cost and public understanding of the defense commitment.
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Washington
ULP
W. Averell Harriman
America
Europe
Harriman
United Stater
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
United States
Canada
Vandenberg
Vanderberg
Michigan
Watking
Utah
Defense
Johnson
Watkins
Gent Jarios
Tam
American-Russian Talks Over Lifting Blockade Proceeding
Senate panel approves security bill to tighten defenses against spies. Subcommittee rewrites draft to curb wiretapping limits and extend penalties, with ten year prosecution window and strict documentary protections. Hearings resume next week as witnesses face questions on Communist ties.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary
Rep
Velde
Rell
FBI
New York
Congress
Americans For Democratic Action
ADA
The
American Civil Liberties Union
Clark
American ‘Committee
Spansh Democracy
Wn Phillk
Munde
Fertguson
R.-Mich
Communist Party
Communist Mont
Jonn
Eathi
Three British MPs Seized by Russians in Berlin
British Military Government said three British military policemen were seized and taken into the Russian Zone from Berlin yesterday. They rode in a jeep trying to rescue cattle seized from a German farm near the Russian sector border. Negotiations for their return began immediately as fifty armed Communists raided the city-owned farm in the British sector, loading 34 cows and 3 horses onto trucks.
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Berlin
Mock
Baseball Scoreboard Highlights From A League Action
The scoreboard lists National League results including Chicago beating Bt. Lowle 12 to 5, Cincinnati 7 over Pittsburgh 2, Philadelphia 5 Brookion 2, New York 10 over Boston 9, and American League scores such as New York 7 Boston 1, Philadelphia 3, Washington 5 Cleveland 4, Detroit 1. Eastern League lineups show Albany 6 Hartford 5, Binghamton 10 Utica 4, Seraston 7 Wilkes Barre and others.
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Lowle
Cincinnati
Pitsburg
Philadelphia S. Brookion
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Chivers
Albany
Hartford
Binghamton
Utica
Seraston
Wilkes Barre
Williamsport
FBI Funds Used In Defense Of Communist Leaders
New York report says FBI funds, including 50 dollars, were used to aid the defense fund for 71 Communist leaders. Angela Calomiris, Greenwhich Village photographer and seven year FBI informant, testified she provided the money and that the FBI covered part of her expenses. She details joining several Communist Party affiliated groups and that undercover workers testified in the trial.
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FBI
Yeatenday
Angela Calomirix
Greenswich Village
Communist Party
Tao
Jppad
CLO
United Office
Profesional
International Workers Order
American Labor Party
The
Progressive Party
Romania restricts travel for foreign diplomats amid quake fears
A seismic event near Moldova prompted Romania to bar foreign diplomats from a wide frontiers belt including 11 counties. Exceptions allowed limited travel to Bucharest suburbs and three mountain resorts such as Eforie during bathing season. The move follows a government streamlining along Soviet style lines with cabinet changes to ease administrative duties.
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Eforis
Romania
Amis Rt
Soviet
Russia
Poland
Probe finds anti cartel drive underachieved in Germany
A three man committee sent by the Army found that two years into the decartelization law only one case was filed and not completed. They urged strict anti trust enforcement under civilian control and said German recovery was hindered by officials out of step with policy. The report ties cartels to Hitler’s war effort and urges continued eradication to aid peace.
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Washington
Germany
Hitler
U. 8
Kenneth C. Roysall
Army
Roosevelt
Truman
Garland 3. Ferguann, Jr
Federal Trade Commission
Samuel S. Necks
Tom Clark
A. T. Kearney
Paul Hoffman
Comittee
Associated Press
Leeks
China Reds Trap Seven Nationalist Armies Near Nanking
A Communist radio claim says most of seven Nationalist armies are trapped about eighty miles south of Nanking and being annihilated. Reds favor reaching Hangzhou over occupying Shanghai as U. S. ships remain near Shanghai for evacuation work. Britain weighs recognizing the Maoist regime while the United States seeks working ties without approval.
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Associated Press
Nanking
Shanghai
Hangchow
Wuhing
Kashing
Mao Teetung
China
Ofire
Britain
Communist Regionc
Washington
U. S
Departiment
United States
Berlin talks progress noted between United States and Russia
U S Ambassador Jessup and Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Malik held a two and a half hour talks late yesterday with officials reporting the discussions proceeding satisfactorily. Western sources say no jokers exist in Russia’s terms for ending the blockade and a four power meeting may follow.
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New York
United States
Ruseia
Berlin
Russia
U. S
Philip C. Jeeseup
Lelen
Jakob A. Malik
Malik
Council of Foreign Ministers
de, Jessup
Perhepe
Jessup
Sip Alesander Cadogan
Jessun
State Department
Washington
Martk
Cadogan
Chauvel
Cadogan’ Hotel
Mid- Manhattan
Dean Acheron
Melteley
Crowe Freed On Bail After Bank Embezzlement Case
Crowe pleads innocent to a 483 660 dollar embezzlement charge stemming from National City Bank where he served as assistant manager. Bail reduced from 100 000 to 20 000 before final 10 000 posted by his attorney. He was released with warning and later joined by his wife Honora.
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Richard BE
Crowe
Sylvester Ryah
Peter F. Gulotta
Jonas
Honora
National City Bank Wahheve
Florida
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