Murray Charges Industry With Plot To Destroy Unions
Murray accuses steel industry leaders of plotting to break unions and spark a general strike. He cites 70,000 workers walking out and warns of inflationary impact amid production declines in 56 years. Republic Steel and GI- Bill tensions frame looming contract with no expiration until October 1940.
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Murray
Diltsburg Philly
Paetwal
Tay
Ator
Steel
Prei Dent
Aidvesa
United Blittes
Lion and Steel Thaliinie
Elratert
Orephinia
Chicago
Republic Steel
Neion
General Motors Ignores Union Wage Ultimatum
General Motors declines union demand for a 19 percent hourly wage rise as talks stall. Ford and Chrysler also face wage disputes with the UAW. Chrysler lays off 4,600 green employees tied to a glass strike, while Ford and UAW negotiations continue amid a two cent per hour gap. Union leaders plan further meetings with GM, Ford, and Chrysler to resolve wage scales.
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Deltow “Iy
General Molork Corp
Ynaterday
United Auto Workers
Law&g
Oftat
Dhe Wat
Jil Lo
Chrysler Corp
Boeing
Chessler
Uaw-Olo
Lonjorraw
Ford Motm Ca
Ford
Ten Halians Dead in Munitions Blast in Italy
A blast at a Torre Annuntiata munitions site near Naples killed ten Halians and wounded about 900. Fifteen carloads of ammunition exploded destroying buildings and triggering a mass casualty scene as civilians suffered collapse, with hospitals jammed and emergency services strained. Additional blasts followed within nearby minutes, amplifying the disaster.
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Naples
Italy
Torre Anntingiata
Binant
Thie Lane
Tore Annutiainta
Wistant Alectele
Tora
Lark
Norptinia
New York Transit Walkout Averted
Mayor William O Dwyer forestalled a transit walkout after a free referendum on the sale of city owned power plants. Union leaders and officials debated the plan while the city faced potential losses and wage issues. The transportation board discussed modernization costs and wage proposals, with the contract expiration set for June 6.
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New York
New Yorker
Maror William Q'Dwyer
Michael Q. Guill
C.i.k-T. Wau
Mod
Planta
Tthe Consolidated Edition Co
Quay
Powyer
Cone
Altey Ue Toe
Monks
Transport Workera
Swtfice
Spalenus Oaily
Anaounewenl
Wwken
Planta Watt
Hatler
Maj Gan
Charles P. Grogs
Lha Board of Transportation
Transportation
Carthage Leader Dies at 72 Former Supervisors Chairman
Carthage leader 72 and 47-year portmaster Perley M. Hall died yesterday. A two war veteran, Hall had served as chairman of the Jefferson County Board of Supervisors and later as Carthage portmaster. Funeral plans were not announced.
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Carthage
Perley M. Hall
Jefferson County Board of Supervisors
Carthage Portmaster
JMB
FEPC Backers Fail to Halt Filibuster
Washington FEPC supporters failed to end a Senate filibuster as Ball of Pennsylvania tried to round up absentees after quitting time. The chamber lacked two thirds to act. 57 in attendance showed a quorum, while debate stretched past three o'clock. Senators criticized left wing comments as they debated extending federal power into state rights.
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Washington
For Employment Practical Commission
Senate
Ball PA
Minho
Arma
Ball
Rust D-Gad
Russell
Woprepc
Nndia
Tillman
Bailey
Wailey
FEPC
Patterson in Germany on worldwide tour of pontoon installations
Secretary of War Tubert Patterson arrived yesterday in Germany on a worldwide tour to inspect pontoon installations and related military projects.
Mauler Dive Bomber Introduces New Carriers Power
The Navy unveils the BIM Mauler, a large carrier aircraft by Martin Co. It weighs 17 500 pounds, exceeds 850 miles per hour in level flight, and carries four 20 mm guns with a 2000 pound external payload capability. It features a unique inverted wing design, foldable panels for carrier storage, and a top speed around 700 mph dive profile with heavy bomb and rocket capacity.
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Wrahingland
Navy
Midway
Elias
Vick
Martin Co
Baletimore
Russia asks UN to halt British military acts
Russia and Greece urged the United Nations Security Council to end British military actions and suspected Western interference in northern Iran. Britain and the United States denied involvement while calls for a special council session were discussed. Diplomatic maneuvering rose as the UN Asembly prepared a commission on controls, with major powers pressing for action despite protests of railroading by the Philippines.
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Soviel Uskoning
United Nations Security Council
Fytal
Greece
Diva
United States
Rune
Great Britain
France
China
Security Council
Sure Prise
Gavgres
Ounce
Ue Requeels
Cogg Sested Fh
Tomorow
Sail Ins
ANE
Russia
Seenly Council
United Nations
United Nations Assembly
Dela Pale
Society of America
Alam Homb
Insurgents Kill Fourteen Hostages After Greek Riots
Greek officials report fourteen hostages killed by extreme right wing insurgents barricaded in a mountain village ten miles northwest of Kalamar after rejecting a surrender. Government troops bombarded the area and reported skirmishing outside Kalamar as authorities press for the release of about 150 captives held by the militants. The Bishop and Mayor of Kalamar appealed unsuccessfully for hostage release.
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Athens
Macerhers
Kalama
Ikeiinatn
Hatomad
Stamatla Merkouris
Kalamar
Aken
War plants seized by MacArthur amid reconversion orders
General MacArthur ordered the seizure of nearly 400 war plants and halted civilian reconversion, including factories in Ga Aletai and 12 other sites. Authorities eased removal of equipment while cancelling provincial permits except those immediately needed for civil economy, with guards stationed and operators advised of potential seizure.
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Yokyo GP
Mar- Apihur
Ga Aletai
Repareliona Commise
Sonora
Ners Arvennis
Police Nab Pair In Degnan Slaying
Doomed text incomplete but indicates Toledo Police hold two suspects in the Degnan homicide case. Reports mention a 2 year old man and a wife placed in custody for questioning and names a Captain believed to be Blenttlet Lye.
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Oledo
Degnan
Poledo
Capsis
Ralph Mareethy
Tondo
Ghlenga
Polka Caplain Blenttlet
Northwestern University “Ahutenti Ahd
Meat Plant Seizure Debated Amid Labor Strikes
President Truman weighs government seizure of packing plants as steel industries show sharp production drops. Witte mediates between unions and major firms Swift Armour Wilson Cudahy and Marrell. Officials debate urgency while House and Senate discuss potential actions and worker wage demands.
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Westington
Pailey Rangers
Congress
GEO
Uncle Sam
Hit
United Steel
Truman
Institute
White House
Chicago
Edwin E. Witte
Lust
Witte Howdy
Toflay
Aneantine
Swift
Armoni
Wolson, Cudahy and
Marrell
President Wins Round To Veto Skirmish
Washington UP) President True lian won the first veto skirmish with Congress yesterday. The House Labor Committee approved a bill embracing the President's proposal to transfer the United States Employment Service from federal to state jurisdiction within 100 days. The bill, after a veto last December cutting back spending by over 50 billion, now heads to the House floor for a possible clash over state control.
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Washington
Truelian
Congress
House Labor Committee
United States
Treiman
Harwine Conwress
Tabor
Repregenta- Lye Dirlegen
AML
Second Armored Sails Frankfurt Operation Report
Fragmentary wartime note reports armored units sailing toward Frankfurt Germany. It mentions the U. S. Seventh and Armored Division forces from Marseille with major activity attributed to the 6th Division. Casualty figures and ship orientation are unclear in the text.
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Frankfurt
Germany
U. 5. Sen
Aalied
Marseiliy Yeaturday
De Gaulle May Lead New Party Amid French Political Turmoil
Reported moves show Charles de Gaulle likely to retire or head a new party after the constitutional assembly, while Communists seek a two party government with the Socialist party and nominate Thorez as interim president. Talks hinge on the Socialist stance and a potential joint constitutional drive with the Communists and Socialists.
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Socialist Party
Lastight
Arew
Manrige Thorez
da Gaulle
France
de Gaull
Constaucal Assembly
de Gaulle
Ae Gale
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Thorey
Badallet
Thaves
Tae
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Jacques Duclos
Sociale Im
Popular Republicans
MRP
Cammunniste
Soryalals
de Gaullersigivod
Fourth Republicas
Commmunist-Socialiet
Kimmel Testimony on Pearl Harbor Fall Guys in Senate Hearing
Admiral Kimmel defended his actions before the Senate investigating committee, blaming Washington for the Pearl Harbor disaster while noting prior warship movements and American flight operations. Witnesses including Tammy testified, with praise for Kimmel's conduct amid partisan questions.
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Washington
Adin Hirshoni
Kimmel
Senate House Investizaling Committee
Pear Harbor
Tammie
Azarnal
Ronspoeyt
Pacific
Japan
New Guinea
China
Brink Knox
Pearl Harbor
Adi
Thor
C. Hart
Peet
Kimmmael
Reefo
Kinmals
Mie
Hommel
Palestine Blast Probe Yields Arrests
The Palestine government said arrests were made in an investigation of the attack that wrecked the Gaza coast guard station, injuring British soldiers. A separate assault on another facility was reported, with a search ordered after a threatening anonymous call.
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Derusistein III
Palestine
Olga Coast
Mount Carnyel
Halfi Wty
Ae We Sachs
Assembly Votes to Continue Agricultural Probe Body
The Albany Assembly debated continuing a joint agricultural probe into milk prices and related topics. Key figures and proposed banking changes were outlined, including consumer loan limits and interest adjustments, with plans to advance the inquiry in coming weeks.
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Albany U
Johmieston
Kining Me Lee
Charmay
New York
Iza
Joan
Ralabugh O
Tom
Lnevenge Lin
Forecasts 7 Billion Debt Cut At Westward Budget
The President briefs Congress on a plan to trim the national debt by about seven billion dollars and proposes deep cuts in military spending. He faces mixed reactions in Congress with Republicans praising the plan’s scope and Democrats voicing concerns over defense allocations. Aimed at curbing inflation and funding domestic needs, the proposal calls for reductions in several agencies while emphasizing steady progress toward fiscal balance.
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Wahitin
Nin
Sale- Stephem
Warkine
Senate
Vletks
Tahege Olnor
Vkadil
Army
George Wead
Suiata Finance Commmetice Sur Reater
Eaiploveas
Renaton Mead
D-Ny
Truwan
Senator Bridges
Senatorerguson KeMichd
Chal Deh OY
Ruman
Bill Pushes Repeal of Excess Profits Tax Clause
Washington notes a House debate on repealing the excess profits tax clause as lawmakers discuss revising the corporate credit system. Senators Moree Kugary criticize anti labor aims while industry leaders draw on civilian allies to oppose tax provisions that affect American workers.
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Washington
Congress
Palley
DW. Va
Yeater Gay Cally
Credit
Sysuan Ander Wien
Labor
Anton
Tnt
Tothe
Beneth
Moree
Kugary
W.va
Gen. Brose
Cromeril Motors
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George
Senate
Geogr
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