Taft Rebuffs Stassen on Labor Legislation
Washington report covers Senator Taft of Ohio and Senator Ball of Minnesota rejecting Stassen’s plan for secret strike ballots. The proposal would require a majority vote by all employees before strikes, with a six step process including a final management offer put to a secret ballot. Stassen, seeking the Republican nomination, faces questions of fairness and impact on union power during Senate Labor Committee hearings.
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Hirold &, Strasser
Taft
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Ball
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Staasen
Senate
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Klassen
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Alasen
Stassen
Minnesota
Hlaggen
Senata Morsy
Coal Industrines
Akka Wagner
Iim
Fader
Vallege
Page Fitton
Taft Io Buses
Four Year Old Boy Fatally Bitten by Shepherd Dog
A four year old boy was killed in Philadelphia after a large shepherd dog attacked him. The dog ripped his face and body before neighbors intervened. The mother fled as the dog attacked again, and the child died at a hospital. The dog was shot by neighbors. another child bitten earlier in a prior attack also involved in the same event. The animal was seized for rabies testing and described as fierce.
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Philadeliia
Walter Mowers Jr
Jana Motor
Thoraday
Po. A
Hasci
Virgene & Wolf
Arms Dispute Returned to U N Council
An informal United Nations Security Council committee failed to reconcile US and Russian views on disarmament machinery. After days of closed talks, it sent two draft resolutions to the council, one reflecting Asia’s stance and another the United States. The big power veto loomed over whether substance or procedure governs. The debate may push for a formal vote if a compromise cannot be found.
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New York
United Nations Security Council
United States
Byasia
Security Council
Russia
Diana
Wis Rade
Paul Hastuck
Ile
Council
United Fitrtes
France
Australia
Colombia
Belgium
Warren TR. Avelin
Austin
Gromyko
Hannegan Speech Attack Signals 1948 Postmaster Bid
Washington UP Senator Bruges denounces Robert E. Hannegan after a generational trip with federal workers. Hannegan, a campaign target, says he only voiced his views at a meeting after facing questions about political activity by post office staff. The Hatch Act limits such actions and critics note no formal government stance was taken.
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Bruges
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Robert FE
Hannegan
Meantviile Hanorgan
Wille Beesidentroman
Hannigan
Wemarrath Ma Uonal
Henern
Paporters
New York
Pnatat
Bridges
Die Sonatey
Moyers
Finnnegan
Trimin
Jrumen
Heral
Fudernd
Bruzes
Rochester Strike Ends in City Newsroom Turmoil
A three month city dispute between photo-engravers and management ended last night. The paper reports no public announcement from Rochetin's daily and notes a MAKI REMORE settlement proposal. details remain uncertain as workers returned to work after a tense stalemate.
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Rochester
Teachenter
Rochetin
Graziano License Revoked by New York Athletic Commission
Boxing star Rocky Graziano loses his New York license after allegedly taking bribe offers and plans to contest the decision in court. officials say the revocation is a drastic penalty under state rules, with potential nationwide implications as the National Boxing Association weighs a response.
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Rocky Graziano
Une
Ofice
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Athletic Commission
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Eh Maren T
Tony Bale
Korky
Aalic
Bunny Davis
Ruben Gioak
Rogby
Graziano
Edudio Havin
Nin
Jacub
Rosen- Din
Mk Frime
Huvean
Unitest States
National Boxing Sssnetations
Abe Greene
NBA
Setlan
Ile
Grazi
Irving Cohen
Eisler Wins Court Hearing on Detention Challenge
Federal judge granted a writ of habea corpus allowing Eisler to challenge detention by the Immigration Service. Attorney Carl King argued that the presidential wartime order and enemy alien warrant were invalid, noting the war’s termination and seeking release by next Friday.
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Gerhard Bisler
Nefery
Campiltee
Agne Shawhore
United States
Immigration Service
Hisler
Caral King
John Stright
Bisler
King
Roosevelt
Jasl Gace
Prealden
Trinyan
Georgia Court Declares Thompson Legal Governor
A Georgia court ruled M. J. Thompson the legal governor, in a case linked to the contested governorship. Judge Claude H. Porter ordered disclosure of information by the State Pardon and Pyrola board, while Porter's decision faced an immediate appeal to the State Supreme Court and echoed across McDonough and Atlanta.
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Thompson
Atlanta
ULP
M. Jr. Thompson
Herman ‘Tale Madge
TMISN
TNO
Delyion
Claude H. Porter
Pheniby Thompson
Svudge Morter
Aeong
Age Porter
Wtate Leyte Inutre
Xtate Renatliation
Tielter Patmindy Ravenour
Paeote
Sion
Porter
Marshall Calls For Universal Military Training
Secretary of State George C Marshall urged universal military training to back foreign policy with real power. He warned disarmament won’t work without effective international security and criticized propaganda, outlining a broader US effort to build credibility and accuracy in world affairs. Marshall spoke at an unprecedented State Department news conference and linked policies to long term arms control, Warsaw diplomacy, and postwar Europe strategy.
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Telis Bret
George C Marshall
Cep
Beny
Lunded Nnion
Marshall
Guth
State Department
International B
Wiliam Benton
United States
Farvest
Mavryhall
James F. Burnis
Universal Training
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Tri
Congress
Train Crash in Missoni Kills One and Injures Seven
A passenger train from Frisco to St Louis derailed near Missoni last night. One man, Br. James D. Osborn, 87, of Frederick, OK, died after being thrown through a Pullman window. Seven others were injured, all from the Pullman car. The rear four cars jumped the track after the derailment caused by a broken rail. The train was en route from Oklahoma City to St Louis when the fatal accident occurred near midnight.
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Frisco
Will Rogers
James D. Osborn
Frederick
Oklahoma
Louis
Navy Men Die After Drinking Wood Alcohol In Norfolk
Two sailors aboard the USS Portsmouth suffered fatal poisoning after likely consuming wood alcohol aboard ship. Twelve others remained in serious condition at Portsmouth Naval Hospital as the Navy investigates the incident linked to a shipyard supply area. A naval inquiry was ordered to determine how the prohibited substance was obtained aboard the vessel.
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Partsmouth Naval
Lie Allande Reserve
Southgate
Wayat
Quake Recorded in California Institute of Technology Area
A tremor near the California Institute of Technology was recorded yesterday by seismic sensors. Preliminary data indicated the quake originated to the west of the campus, with estimations showing moderate intensity and potential impact on nearby facilities. Authorities urged monitoring and safety precautions for residents and students.
Britain Ready to Admit 100000 Jews to Palestine
Washington report says Britain prepared to admit 100000 Jews to Palestine immediately. GOP-led budget talks in secret aim to trim 5.5 million dollar item and hold total spending near 42.0 billion with 89.6 billion revenue. Taft notes risks of underfunding and secrecy. House budget panel plans by Feb 15.
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Britain
Palestine
Portal Verdict Awaited Today in Pottery Co Case
Judge Frank A. Picard weighs a nearly three billion dollar claim in the Gemen Pottery Co dispute as the government argues to join the suit. A Supreme Court ruling may follow. a decision was expected today after a yesterday notice to extend the government’s party status.
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Edward Paimb
Lamb
TS Cenk Court of Apeneals
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Plonrdl
Widow Pledda Innocent To Murder Charge
Plymouth Massachusetts widow Pledda pleaded innocent yesterday to a murder charge in the Christmastree bludgeoning case. Her 24 year old lover was discussed as a potential co defendant while her son Eben Townee challenged the indictment claiming a rights infringement.
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Masa
S. Bors
Evan
Grand
Jaefendana Garety
Grand Freee
Magaachusetts
Americans May Get 12 Ths. More of Sugar
A fragmentary Washington report notes possible sugar price adjustments and policy speculation. An undersecretary in the state department discusses expected changes and impacts, but concrete details remain unclear. The piece hints at a 12 thousandths increase and references general market and wartime considerations.
British Coal Crisis Triggers Nationwide Power Cut Plan
In a dramatic move the government announced a near total electricity shutdown for industry starting Monday. Up to 4,000,000 workers face job loss as factories halt and household supply is cut for five hours daily. Labor officials warn against coalition speculation while outlining regional blackout schedules.
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Hiats
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Emanuel Shinwell
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Auidu
Bulias
Yoava
Wik Qagny
Higgins Cleared in War Frauds Probe Over Higgins Boats
U S Attorney Herbert Wolff announced the Federal Grand Jury for the District of Louisiana concluded its war contracts inquiry into Andrew D. Higgins. The grand jury, led by Judge Wayne G. Marr, reported no criminal case against Higgins and the probe was dismissed.
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United States Armand Forces
U.S
Herbert Wol Fonberry
Masters Disistel
Louisiana
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Aidge
Wayne G. Marah
Othe Grand Jury
14 Women Advise Sage On Policies
A group of 14 prominent women trustees and executives gathered at Russell Sage College to advise on future policies and curriculum. The list includes Mrs. Thomas C. Uesnond and Niels H. Cirsen, with other leaders from broadcasting, law, publishing, and education. The associates will assist the regular trustees and faculty to keep the college in touch with current business and professional trends.
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Thomas c. Uesnond
Nunhtig
Niels H. Cirsen
Roston Archiices
Steel Talks Stall Amid Optimism Over Talks With Unions
Negotiations between U.S. Steel, Jones and Jaughtin Steel Corp, and aluminum maker are adjourned until Monday amid a cautiously hopeful mood. United Steelworkers links negative anticipation earlier to stalled progress, while sanctions teams press for settlement as talks resume.
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Jones and Jaughtin Steel
Aluminum Company of America
Cold Wave Affects Midwest With Destructive Winds
A severe cold wave lashed the Midwest with destructive winds and freezing temperatures. A Great Lakes air circulation kept eastern regions milder while large areas across Illinois Indiana Michigan and Ohio faced power outages and industrial slowdown.
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Midwest
Ufrozen
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Ead
Arab Leader Says Move Means War
Arab leaders warn that any new plan allowing 100000 Jews into Palestine could spark a war as Britain probes a compromise on Jewish immigration. Emile Ghoury and Haj Amin al Husseini condemn immediate influx while Jewish Agency chiefs meet British officials to discuss the plan amid Arab opposition and security concerns.
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Palestine
Emile Ghoury
Palestina
Juin Husseini
Suszeini
Whitehall
Europe
Arthur Creech Jones
Moshe Shertok
Jewish Agency
Lutar
Holy Land
Creech Jones
Ernest Bevin
Aman-British Committee of Inequiry
Bevin
Introducement Control Bill Waubingtnn-Senninrs Debated
The Senate Banking Committee heard testimony on a bill to extend rent controls for another year with no general increase. Deputy OPA Commissioner Carson spoke as the panel weighs a bill to extend existing controls expiring June 3. A subcommittee led by Sen Breck UrDel will study dome party legislation while wage trends draw scrutiny for potential rent impact.
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de Mont
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OPA Commssarer
Ab Ismfords
Wbova
Sendior Breck Urdel
Onen
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