Ball Proposes To Lint Collective Bargaining Ball
Ball proposes a national bill to curb collective bargaining power, limit grouping to single companies or local unions, and empower federal courts to enforce industry wide harmony. Critics warn risks to local unions and employment stability while proponents say it reduces labor disruption and wage pressures.
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Greece Makes New Charges Amid Night Flights Over North
Greece accused unnamed parties of supplying guerrilla forces in the north and said any further hostile flights would be shot down. A Greek spokesman noted major powers had been informed through a U.N. contact and that Britain and the United States had no reports on the matter. The U.N. Security Council had earlier voted to examine Greece’s complaints against Yugoslavia and Albania.
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Two More Prisoners Flee New York Jail
Two inmates escaped from a New York jail in a recent breakout. One was quickly recaptured near a residence, while others remained at large amid ongoing searches and security concerns.
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Bradley Sees U. 8 Atomic Plan Only Peace Guarantee
Cleveland UM General Omar N. Bradley warned last night no nation can secure safety by stockpiling weapons of mass destruction. He urged universal international inspection and balanced force to preserve independence of smaller nations and avoid forcing nations toward dependence on either the United States or Russia.
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State Says Students Know History Albany
The State Education Department told lawmakers history understanding among students is improving with a survey planned by the Regents to assess teaching and course materials. Regents exams show only a portion of juniors statewide pass but officials urge curricular revisions to boost U S history instruction in high schools. A separate bill proposes a $1 million veterans hospital for World War II beneficiaries and realignment of state welfare oversight.
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Major Retail Food Prices Dropping Survey Shows
A Chicago based survey indicates broad declines in major food prices across the United States with wholesalers reporting reductions in canned goods canned fruits and beverages. Coffee remained the sole upward trend item as others show price relief amid expectations of further cuts in coming months.
Trieste Rule Clears UN Approval Amid Adriatic Tensions
The United Nations Security Council approved administration of the free territory of Trieste to monitor Adriatic waters, as per earlier foreign ministerial accords. Albania and Britain faced disputes over mining in the Adriatic, while China objected to direct ministerial communications, raising questions on UN authority and legality.
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Dupe Freed In Camera Gun Case Amid New Year Suburb Shootings
A 19 year old woman was released after a grand jury found no charges to file in the so called camera gun incident. The shooter claimed the weapon looked like a camera and wounded Mrs. Glyn Rocer before the suspect confessed to police that the gun was a fake. The case involved a former husband and a claim that the weapon could photograph jewelry under clothing. The shooting occurred near Oran Gorge as the suspect fled.
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France to Discuss Indochina in Cabinet Session
Paris reports say the French cabinet will meet in special session to discuss Indo-China as Indonesia’s rebellion and unrest in the region prompt new policy signals. Moderate Viet Namese leaders reportedly hope for a swift, decisive outcome as France extends its approach toward the Chinese frontier and strengthens positions in Tonkin.
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Barneh to Relax Wrahington Plans After Resignation
Barneh, elder slateamian advisor to the president, said yesterday no lis covene to end at tirvaw and outlined plans for the year. Barveh, who resigned Saturday as American representative on the Unity Matlong Atomnia finerky Gommiasian, conferred with President Truman and said he wanted to align reforms with the president.
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Polish treason trial shocks London with embassy ties
In Warsaw a four defendant treason trial exposed alleged plots to overthrow the government and to pass state secrets to a foreign envoy. British Ambassador Cavendish-Bentinck, recalled for consultations, is named amid charges involving an underground organization. Court proceedings opened amid guarded secrecy, with a British embassy spokesman declining comment.
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British Troops To Move Food In London Strike Crisis
Britain’s government ordered the armed forces to deliver food and essentials stuck due to a widespread sympathy strike by dock workers and allied unions. Food Minister John Stuchey said troops would begin Monday to move meat, potatoes, and other supplies from warehouses to distribute centers. The move aims to avert a food emergency and does not indicate a crush on the strikers.
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Bolivian Police Quell Uprising by Indians
Bolivian police ended a 12 hour clash in the Titicaca region near Lake Titicaca between Indian factions. Government reports said the revolt was between rival internal groups with claims it targeted national tone and junta stability, following an investigation and police actions by January.
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Firemen Escape Trap in New York Blaze
Four New York firefighters were trapped by debris in a stairwell after a fire yesterday but all were rescued without serious injuries. The blaze caused damaged to adjoining properties and pressured nearby homes and streets.
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U S May Fight Soviet Arctic Claims
The United States signals opposition to Soviet plans for Arctic island claims in Spitsbergen Barents Sea. Norway reports Moscow seeking military basing rights while Oslo notes no formal request yet. U.S. officials say direct U S interest exists via 1920 treaty and strategic air routes.
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New Budget Boiled Down
The article sums up a new budget plan with figures showing total outlays and debt reductions. It notes a national debt reduction per person and outlines shifts in spending across arms and other programs.
Keep Pacific Bases Urges House Group To Hold Steady
A Pacific bases debate shows a House committee urging restraint and continued United Nations trusteeship discussion. The panel proposed low cost measures and military readiness, warning against a new war while stressing strategic value of bases and security implications.
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Mayon Volcano Eruption Threatens 6000 In Lipngs
Report on Mayon Volcano eruption in the Philippines describes a violent blast that could risk nearby Lipngs and residents of a 6000 population area. Navy units reported shelter and surveillance as the ash plume and lava flows advance.
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U.S. Bases Non-Housing Construction Restrictions
Policy actions cut subsidies and housing program support at U.S. bases ending end of May. Officials cite unemployment and community needs. industry reps criticize the move though three veterans groups endorse the measure as sessional housing aid ends.
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President Proposes 374 Billion Budget Amid GOP Critique
President Truman unveiled a 374 billion fiscal year spending plan, labeling it realistic and hard-edged. Republicans blasted the proposal as excessive while debate centered on tax cuts, debt reduction, and balancing the budget for the 12 months starting July 1.
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Tehran voters to cast ballots in pivotal elections
Tehran polls open as voters await premier Ahmad Qayam’s new Democratic Party gain. Observers predict a decisive victory for Qayam amid foreign diplomats doubting outside influence. Coalition efforts by Dr W Mosse Adopt claim previous government control, released in a late-night statement.
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