Truman Asks 70 Day Truce In Coal Strike
President Truman urged miners to resume soft coal digging for seventy days and submit their case to a presidential board. He urged operators and United Mine Workers leader John L. Lewis to accept the proposal in the national interest. The plan would set a normal production period and create a new three-member board to outline settlement procedures beyond Taft Hartley limits. Mixed political reaction followed.
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West Berlin Rail Freight Threatened by Sabotage and Stopgap
Soviet controlled German railways warned that freight service between West Germany and Berlin could be reduced as sabotage disrupts interzonal moves. Maxi selmer said organized thefts cut rails and lines, heightening Berlin’s supply risk while truck traffic remains tightly controlled at Helmstedt and across the border.
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Arbitration Talk Burns Over Broad Phone Dispute
Washington reports a rising nationwide phone dispute between unions and the Bell system. Associate Director William N. Margolis and CIU President Joseph A. Beirne held an hour long arbitration talk with a further session planned with Cyrus Ching. The strike threat centers on higher pay and concessions as Western Electric workers install gear on exchanges.
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Madoera Yields Local Powers to Indonesian Federation
The state administration of Madoera surrendered its powers to the federal government following East and West Java. The move aligns with Republican efforts to consolidate the 16 states into three or four large states within the United States of Indonesia. The old republic, pivotal in the anti Dutch war, now leads as a dominant state after Netherlands recognition of East Indies independence. Premier Mohammed Hatia heads the federal cabinet as republicans. The region lies about 1700 equate miles northeast of Java.
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Russians Boycott Japan Repatriation Talk Stalls Council
Russians boycott council session over Japan war prisoner repatriation. Delegates from Tokyo attend but dispute fate of Japanese captives held since World War I. Protests accompany three rounds of walkouts as talks fail to advance main issues.
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Man Dies in Fire at Abandoned Building
An elderly man, age 79, perished in a fire at an abandoned residence reported on a recent day. Investigators work to determine the cause and rule out foul play as neighbors recall the victim.
French Fear Indochina War Threat Grows
Paris warned Moscow’s move to recognize Ho Chi Minh’s Indochina regime worsens Franco Soviet ties. French officials fear east west war could erupt in Southeast Asia as Bao Dai heads a rival government with Western backing. The Foreign Office said Moscow’s aid to Ho Chi Minh threatens stability while Britain and the United States may recognize Bao Dai. President Auriol called a full cabinet after the note's release.
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Bidault Wins French Budget Fight
The National Assembly approved a record 19 budget as Premier Georges Bidault’s coalition won confidence with 301 votes to 235. A 293 283 tie on civil expenditure cut challenged government support, and the budget faced adjustments after Council of the Republic revisions.
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Jury Selected To Try Bolton In Reuther Shooting
Detroit jury of eight women and two men was sworn in to try Carl Bolton former miner union official in the Walter Reuther shooting. Bolton already serves a burglary sentence and faces charges of assault with intent to kill. United Auto Workers president the night of April 21.
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Henry Luce Withdraws From U S Senate Race
Henry Luce withdraws from the Connecticut Republican Senate race amid a political reshuffle. The move comes after a party meeting and a committee vote that clears the field for the remaining candidates.
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U S Moves To Block Surprise Air Raid
The Air Force set up guard lines around major atomic plants and a long stretch of the Atlantic coast to counter a surprise air attack. Flight plans must be filed within 100 miles of installations and 200 miles of the coast. fighters will intercept violators. Pilots stand by at Albuquerque and other bases, with anti aircraft defenses being erected as part of a new air defense scheme.
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Policy talks at Tokyo as MacArthur meets Joint Chiefs
General MacArthur and four top advisers met at Haneda Airport for a luncheon with Gen Omar N. Bradley to discuss the Asian crisis and U.S. position in the region. The briefing covered strengthening American bases and ongoing Allied occupation issues in the Communist threatened area.
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Congressional Leaders Back Truman H-Bomb Decision
Congress swiftly backs President Truman’s order to accelerate hydrogen bomb development amid debate over executive power. McMahon urges utmost speed while Rep. Cole denounces the move as overreach, warning of dangerous consequences.
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County May Regain Seats In Legislature
County gains may come from the 1950 census as Assemblyman Harry A. Reaux heads a reapportionment panel. He suggests Albany County could win an extra assemblyman and a separate senate seat, and may break Troy ward gerrymandering that currently places 11 wards in the Albany County district. He notes possible changes depend on economic welfare and cites Rep Dean Taylor's census concerns.
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Milk Price Study Continues in Albany Legislature Fight
Albany was abuzz as lawmakers tackled two explosive topics the milk price spread and extending the temporary agriculture commission. Republicans pressed to prolong the panel while Democrats blocked a front vote on lifting bans on yellow oleomargarine. Governor Dewey held a budget briefing as both parties prepared for the annual battle over the state budget and school funding.
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TV Radio Strike Postponed 24 Hours
Radio and television strike plans are postponed for 24 hours as network and telecast managers seek a settlement. The deadline was extended following a late mediation effort aimed at avoiding a broader disruption in service.
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European Press Highlights On War Preparations And Inquiries
European papers lead with Truman’s policy stance and wartime readiness. Headlines stress potential U S military actions, allied coordination, and near-term peacetime fears amid global tension. Strong references to government officials and international agencies shape a cautious, anxious mood.
Congress debates constitutional amendment on presidential electors
The Senate debates a proposed constitutional amendment to revise the method of dividing electoral votes in presidential elections. The House passed a cotton acreage readjustment bill by voice vote after Northern Democrats abandoned delaying tactics amid civil rights tensions.
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Three Miners Trapped Believed Killed By Fall
Three miners were trapped after a cave in near Fort WVa and feared dead. Names listed include Tabie Brown, 27, of Fort WVa and Sin Cram of Rametown, WoVs, with Max Wey mentioned as a gatekeeper or witness and a fire incident nearby.
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