Reds Push German Protests in Soviet Occupied Zones
Soviet backed German Communist Council urges mass demonstrations against Western occupation policies as British justice fires up German nerves. Moscow broadcast defends Reimann and accuses Western allies of hostility while Northern Chinese currents hint at peace talks and regional power plays.
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Berlin
Germany
Communist People’s Council
Max Reimann
Western Germany
Moscow
Reimann
Canton
Hsueh Yueb
Kwangtung
United Ts
Britain
France
Nan
Li Marked By Reds May Seek Red Territory For Peace
Nanking reports Pi Acting President Li Tsangjen may travel to Red territory in a bid for peace. Communists label him a war criminal yet sources say he would risk flight to gain space for Nanking Shanghai and Hankow. Most government officials have moved south to Canton which is planned as the new capital.
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Shanghai
Hankow
Wanking
Shao Li-tre
Hon
Peiping
Li Twang-jen
Red
Canton
Nantkiner
Ogden Ross Chosen President of Troy Community Chest
Ogden J. Ross public relations director of the Troy Savings Bank and a World War II brigadier general was elected president of the Troy Community Chest. He succeeds Lawrence J. Parrish as the chest board meets, with Juliis Goodman Walter G. Manigan as vice presidents and others named to officer and executive committee posts.
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Troy Savings Bank
Troy
Ross
Lawrence J. Parrish
Cluett, Peabody & Co., Inc
New Chest Board
Parrish
Chest
Red Cross
Community Chest
Juliis Goodman
Walter G. Manigan
William Sonnorg
Thomas V. Kenny
R. Stanley Thomson
A. Kendall Roberts
George Singiser
Ernest L. Warnecke
George Davis
George Cowley
Harold Faigensbaum
Edward M. Maguire
DLR
G. Williams
Vine
Hogs
Tait
R-Onio
Partish
John Miller
Taft Tobin clash marks labor law hearings in Washington
At the Senate Labour Committee hearings on the Truman labor bill Taft and Tobin argued over repealing the Taft Hartley Act and reviving the Wagner Act. Tobin accused Cyrus Ching of delay while Taft pressed for opposition to the bill as Attorney General Clark touted executive powers to halt emergencies.
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Labor
Tobin
Cyrus
Ching
Congress
Elbert Thomas
Utah
Jetter
Clark
Catholic Party Chief Defies Reds Flees Hungary
Istevan Barankovics, leader of Hungary’s Catholic Party, announced its dissolution to resist communist threats. He left through Vienna en route to the West amid the Mindszenty trial as Red leaders warned of severe reprisals. Barankovics said the threats came from a Soviet coalition head and he refused to comply.
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Vienna
Hungary
Istevan Barankovics
Democratic People’s Party
Josef Cardinal Mindsesty
Bartnkovics
Vicena
Peper Yarype
Barankovics
Rakes
Supreme Council of the People’s Front
Red Coalition
Hengary Hes
People’s (Communist) Requiiic
Barsakovica
Louis Robinson Firm Denied Beer License in NY
The State Liquor Authority denied a beer license yesterday to World Champions, Inc. a firm led by Joe Louis and Ray Robinson citing ties to individuals linked to the Capone era The agency said Louis and Robinson unwittingly allowed their names to be used by people of ill repute amid connections to Canadian Ace Brewing Co Inc and the Manhattan Brewing Co authorities noted the Capone era ownership.
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New York
World Champions, Inc
Louis
Robinson
Ace Brewing Co. Inc
Alexardus Louis Greenberg
Manhatian Brewing Co
Chicago Irmitante
Capone
Surplus Price Slash Backed by Syracuse Producer Group
A New York milkshed producers group endorsed a price cut to aid market for surplus milk this summer. Dr. Harry P. Young of the Metropolitan Mink Producers' Bargaining Agency spoke at a Larve days hearing on federal marketing orders for the New York metropolitan area, backing the dealer proposal for lower prices.
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Syracuse
New York
Severday
Harry P. Young
Metropolitan
Mink Producers
New York City
Diien
Sr Tmiza
Young
al ‘Dealer
Fordham appoints Rev McGinley president
Rev Lawrence Z. McGinley assumed the presidency of Fordham University and urged universities to resist becoming wards of the state. He called for safeguarding academic independence and the role of higher education in society.
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New York Upi
Lawrence Z. McGinley
Fordham University
Axamsd
Stata
Democrats Send Tariff Bill To Floor
Democrats push a bill restoring full presidential tariff powers for reciprocal trade, repealing the 1948 GOP act. The vote to send the measure to the House floor stood 15-10 with 2 Republicans supporting, and debate is set for Tuesday ahead of a Wednesday vote.
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Washington
House
Truman
Ways and Means
Kean
New Jersey
Holmes
Filibuster Debate Postponed as Senate Sides with Rebels
Southern senators blocked immediate action on anti filibuster rules by a week long postponement in the Rules Committee. Senator Knowland urged a Friday vote while leaders split with lawmakers like Gillette Hunt and Withers undecided. The move preserves the present rule that curbs debate only on bills under consideration.
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Washington
Knowland
R.-Calif
Senate
Rules Committee
Gillette
Laws
Hunt
D-Wyo
Withers
D.-Ry
Hayden
Truman
Wisconsin bill taxes three daily papers for veterans fund
A bill would tax three Wisconsin newspapers with circulations over 290000 at one half cent per copy. Proceeds would go to the Veterans rehabilitation fund, with an estimated annual yield of about 790000 dollars. Identical measures were introduced in the Senate and Assembly.
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Madison
Wis
UPI
Wisconsin
Senate
Assembly
Veterans’ Rehabilitation Fund
Israel Rejects U N Proposal For Boundaries
Rhodes P1 The Israelis rejected yesterday the recommendations of Acting Mediator Ralph Bunche for a settlement of boundary lines in the disputed Negev. The move surprised many but did not end the Israeli Egyptian armistice talks as neither side wishes to break off negotiations at present.
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Rhodes
Ralph
Bunche
Negev
Carrier to be named United States stresses postwar aims
In Haifa a source reports Israel and Egypt may near armistice terms within 24 hours. The 85,000 ton carrier will be named United States, with keel laid and construction to begin mid April, four years to completion. The Bunche proposal draws mixed reactions from Israeli officials.
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Egypt
Israel
Palestine
Truman
Sion
Negev
White House
Bunche
Navy
Washington
U. BS. B. United
United Nations Sees North Atlantic Pact and Council of Europe
UN officials say the projected North Atlantic pact and the Council of Europe fit into the UN framework as regional arrangements. They hope these moves will aid peace without harming the UN and view them as parts of a broader peace process.
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United Nations
Council of Europe
U.N
Council
New York Welcomes French Merci Train With Gifts
A French Line freighter bearing the Merci Train arrives in New York harbor after a salute from Magellan. The train of 49 boxcars carries gifts for Americans, displayed as a symbol of Franco American friendship.
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New York Harbor
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District of Columbia
New York
Ated
Maxelian
Easde
America
Boya
U. X
Imt
Garber
Statue of Liberty
Missouri Carpenters Overruled On Wage Cut
In Springheld Missouri union carpenters faced a ruling on a proposed wage cut for residential work. The union voted 42 to 28 against the reduction after representatives argued the plan would lower pay from 18.75 to 1.00, with broader impacts to craft labor nationwide.
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Missouri
Springheld
Rail Negotiators Appeal To Mediators For Settlement
Rail negotiators and 16 unions urged the National Mediation Board to resume efforts to settle the nine month dispute between railroads and 7,000,000 workers after three weeks of talks guided by a panel recommendation.
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Chicago
Unding
Radon
Acheson Sees Bid To Truman As Politics
Secretary of State Dean Acheson rejected Stalin’s call for a peace talk with President Truman as a political maneuver. He stated the United States would not discuss core issues with any nation without broad international participation, signaling no direct Truman Stalin meeting. The White House affirmed Truman could meet Stalin in Washington. Continued on Page Fifteen.
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United States
Stalin
Truman
Dean Acheson
U. S
Achesot
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White House
Acheson
Lefty
Ows
Kingsbury Smith
Internattional News Service
Smith
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Poland
Czechoslovakia
Berlin
Britain
France
State Budget Economical G O P Claims Albany
Republicans label Governor Dewey's 926 million budget economical while Democrats plan a strategy to dispute it. GOP leaders expect swift approval of 2.6 billion daily budget measures as fourteen bills are introduced. Democrats attack the administration’s handling of a 607 million reconstruction fund and critique education funding and tax proposals.
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Dewey
G.O.P
Senate
Assembly
Deway
State Correction Department
Arthur Wicks
Banateil Bance Committee
D. Mallory Stephens
Ways and Means Committee
Herbert H. Lehman
Elmer F. Quinn
Irwin Stein‘gut
Steingut
Atta
Quinn
AFL seeks billion dollar school aid plan for education
The AFL calls for a 400 million dollar federal program to raise teacher salaries and improve standards, urging Congress to fund wide education reforms as part of a broader civil rights and social welfare agenda. The council also backs expanded social security, unemployment, health insurance, and a higher minimum wage than the current 40 cents.
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Miami
Fla
AFL
Congress
A F.L. Executive Council
Asaid
AFL Council
Tor
Truman
Trumane
Navy commissions huge new air transport
The Constitution, built by Lockheed at Alameda, becomes part of the Navy air arm. The giant aircraft, able to carry 180 passengers, can fly non stop from San Francisco to London at 300 miles an hour. A jet assisted takeoff showcased its speed as Bearcat fighters escorted it.
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Calif
UPI
Navy
San Francisco
London
Lockheed
Alameda Naval Air Station
Bay Area
Gnmix
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