UNO Agrees To Hear Iran Indonesian Greek Cases
The United Nations Security Council agreed to consider Iran Greece and Indonesia cases in a Monday session. It invited Iran and Indonesia’s allies to join, emphasizing full participation while noting possible negotiations with Greece and Iran. The plan includes delaying a formal hearing to allow broader input and practical arrangements for the council’s discussions.
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UNO
Iran
Lendos
Unitas Nations Security Council
Yeaturday
Wend
Peice
Talawileh
Fis
Greece
Indonesia
Edward
Stetchuua
Jey
Lie U Nation Counciil
United Nations
Driest Bevin
Greely
Soviet Union
Ghad
British Actionn
Ford Union Wage Talks Narrowed Amid Labor Tension
Delayed wage discussions between Ford Motor Co and the United Auto Workers narrowed yet again amid persistent rumors of sharper differences. The union had demanded about a 6 percent raise, Ford countered with roughly 3 quarters of 1 percent to 74 cents an hour, while Chrysler demands lingered around 17 to 30 percent. GM strike actions idle assembly work continued as Packard, Ford Rouge, and other plants began layoffs to curb production costs.
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Nglon
Chrysler Corp
Sud
Minol
Genesral Motors
Dthuuo
Foil Motor Company
Rouge
Diervorn
Workova
Fingerprints Found on Degnan Ransom Note
Detective Timothy O'Connor announced fingerprint analysis on a ransom note tied to the Degnan kidnapping and murder. He reported two clear prints on the $20,000 note and said state officials would lock away the case while awaiting further authorities' guidance.
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Degnan
Timothy O'Connor
FBT
Suaiane Degnan Tan
O'Connor
Aficsala
Washington
Aelentidle Atiily
Bulube
Atartos
Thereatier
Atty.wallam J. Tuohy
Tuohy
Marshall acted on Short resignation after stand pat order
Washington UP reports Maj. Gen. Marshall moved to replace Brig. Gen. Short one day after telling him to stand pat amid a Pearl Harbor probe. The War Department later weighed Short’s dereliction of duty while Marshall, 65, was retired following a previous attack. The Roberts Commission findings are noted, with Marshall sending a memorandum to Secretary Stimson confirming the stand pat remark.
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Marshall
Short
Pat
Washington
Waldlor C. Short
Orange C. Starshall
Laniss
Matuad
Lia
Riberly
Prustadnt Raosoyver
Hisar
General Marshall
Hit
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Mittngan
Nelson
Imu
Roberts
Thal 'Lam Naw
Shot
Rail Brotherhoods Delay Wage Arbitration Signing
Labor spokesmen said signing of a wage arbitration agreement would be deferred, with action on proposed case changes postponed. The agreement involves major operating and non operating rail unions, including the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, who plan nationwide votes on strike rates. Wage demands include 2 cents an hour for some and 30 cents for others with 45 rule changes, with costs projected at about 2.0 trillion dollars annually.
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Chicayo
Honda
Beatherhood
Brotherhood of Loronollvy Engineers
Railrons
Pope Pius Extends Dispensation For Catholic Fasting
Vatican City announces Pope Pius II extends the dispensation for fasting until further notice due to wartime rationing. The original grant was given on December 19, 1941, and church members are urged to observe acts of charity and prayer in lieu of strict abstinence.
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Vatican City
Cowell
Pius II
Catholjer
FEPC Bill Stalls as Labor Law Fight Deepens in Senate
Southern Democrats block debate on the FEPC bill amid a wider clash over labor policy. Eastland accuses opponents of stalling to thwart employment protections while a counter wage bill aims to set 88 cents an hour. Senate rules keep the filibuster alive with no end in sight.
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Washington
Basle
Wilke
Eastland
Witman
Senate
Mitc
Labor
D-Ark
Van
Truman names Wyatt housing administrator
President Truman appointed Wilson W. Wyatt as administrator of the National Housing Agency effective April 4. Wyatt, former mayor of Owensville Ky, was brought in to push lane construction and will oversee all government activities in the housing agency. Blandford Jr., the current administrator, will soon go to China to set up a budget system for the Chinese government.
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Washington
Truman
Wilson W. Wyatt
National Housing Agency
Wyatt
Eyville
Ben
Mame
John B. Blandford, Jr
One Person Killed In Argentine Outbreak
In Buenos Aires a deadly clash between Peronist labor factions and Communist supporters left one person dead and six wounded. The violence followed a tense political rally as Peronist and Renovation Party factions maneuvered for influence ahead of the presidential bid by Mortonsia Jul ano, mentor to Renovation.
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Labor Party
Revovution Paty
Mortansia Julano
Vie
Tuijano
Renovation Party
Peron
Lewis Mine Workers Rejoin A F L After Return
Miami Florida reports that John Lewis brought United Mine Workers back to the AFL after a decade apart. Lewis was named vice president with expected succession debates. Willan Green stressed unity and warned of broader labor implications. The story notes ongoing wage struggles and shifts across major unions, with no immediate strikes mentioned.
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Hiami
Fla
John Li Lewis
American Federation of Labor
Moosevelt
United Mine Workers
Federath
Gounall
Geome
AY. G
Willan Green
Lewis
Morse
Grant
Con
Tabor
A. FL. Head
Manu
General Motors
Green
A. FL
Sim
Waterfront Fire Destroys 4 Piers on Staten Island
A Staten Island waterfront blaze destroyed four piers owned by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Co. and damaged warehouses. Acting Fire Chief Frank Murphy led hundreds of firefighters, deploying over fifty land units and four fireboats in a four hour battle. At least four firefighters were injured and up to half a million dollars in damage was estimated. Coast Guard vessels and four tugboats assisted from the water side as parts of the wreckage were expected to burn through the night.
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New Yorke
VPA
Waterfront Ave
Staten Island
Frank Murphy
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co
Ana
Toc
Thee Coast Guard
Resignation of Canadian Post Shake Rift in Dominion Office
The resignation of Prime Minister J. Y. MacDonald’s appointee as high commissioner in Canada triggered a British Dominions Office unease. Upon completing five years in office, MacDonald will be succeeded by Sir Alexander Clutterbuck, assistant under secretary in the dominions office, as the new high commissioner.
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Canadian Post
London
Gol MacDonald
High Commission
Canada
Akpril
MacDonald
J. Y. MacDonald
Almxanier Clutterbuck
Union and GM oppose fact finding in Senate hearing
The Senate Labor Committee heard objections to a fact finding bill as union leader G M Thomas attacked Senator Vandenberg amid a heated exchange. Thomas accused Vandenberg of trapping the administration and thwarting a labor management conference, while GM President Watson urged opposition to the process.
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Senate Labor Committee
R. J. Homes
Vandenberg
Thomas
Wos Vandenberg
Truman
Thames
Veferennes
Morse
Ore
Donnell
R-Mo
Smith Cram
Taft
Ohio
Murray
D. - Mann
Vanden
United Nations
London
Senate
Wis
Hilender
D.la
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General Motors
Union
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D.ark
Thomag
Charles 18 Watson
General Motors Corporation
Willar
Wilson
Wnions
Iivo-Montholl
Radar signals to the Moon spark age old life question
Washington reports Maj. Gen. Harold McClelland says radar signals to the Moon could reveal life beyond Earth if sufficient power and range are achieved. Naval Observatory’s H. B. Yarlon and astronomer Burton offer cautious views on Mars, Venus, and the Moon, noting atmospheric and surface barriers and the slim chances of contact with intelligent life.
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Washington
Mantend
Jon Deceribad
Harold McClelland
Air Forces
Army Signal Corps
McClelland
H. B. Yarlon
Iitroromer
U.S. Naval Observatory
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Mara
Venus
Earth
Mars
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Burton
Henen
Radas
Witness Describes Nazi Atrocities At Nuremberg Trial
French prosecution witness Meurice Tampe testified in Nuernberg that American and Dutch prisoners at Mauthausen were tortured and forced to endure brutal stonework in quarries. He said German authorities knew of mass murders and that executions were carried out for attempting escape or resistance.
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Germany
Inberwallonu
Ribunal Yesterany Unit
Lorath
Mauthauren
Tom Worl
Mantisausun
Talmos
Lopeeidin
Charles Myhoat
Rolehu Orarshol Goerlog Dhnsult
Swiss Tremors Hit Bern and Switsoyland. Lappin Scores Noted
Earth tremors ripple through Bern and Switsoyland with reports of minor damage. Lappin scores are mentioned amid chaotic confusion as locals assess impact and safety, with several streets temporarily blocked and officials urging calm.
Violence Marks W A Strike at Western Union
Violence erupted at Western Union's main office in New York as around several hundred pickets clashed with police and security forces. Nine workers were injured, with others hurt, as mounted officers forced a path to protect entering and leaving crowds. Police filed reports and a court order sought to restrain further picketing at homes while the union leadership faced potential charges.
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Pickering
Western Union
Michael Hunt
Sadie Sheepshire
Lawiehee Kammel
American Communicariuna Association
New York
New Jersey
Inter
Courh
Union
Conbrent
Uniion
J. B. Gittings
Company
Vite Yrusident
Tortimnatla
Lulu Suptents
Joseph Selly
Mfted Dumtar
Steel Fabricators Seek Wage Parleys
The Tristate Industrial Association and United Steel Workers open wage talks amid talks of ore and steel price pressures. President Murray signals readiness to bargain as a plant shortage looms and Detroit plants face worker wage and job impact.
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CI O-United Steel Workers
Tristate Industrial Association
Pitieburg Dten
Armind
Wifon
Philip Murray
Ind
Detroit
Thal
Jilronda
Government Seizes Major Packing Plants in Wage Dispute
Government officials move to take possession of 10 packing plants including the five largest, to operate under federal control. Union leaders refuse to order a work stoppage, while Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen call members back for a temporary period. Seizure covers real estate, buildings, machinery, inventories, livestock, and all production and processing materials.
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A. F. of L. Amalgamated Moat Cutters and Butcher Workmen of America
Talrick Gorman
Eft
Jimerson
Chicago
Clicigs.Pi
Ce Jan
Gayle G. Armstrong
Truaman
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United State Mag
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Buding
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Sovelnaifwd
Only U S Loan Can Save France Gouin Declares
Paris reports Socialist President Felix Gouin stated that only a United States loan of 32.5 billion dollars could rescue France from financial distress. He urged three party support for a drastic plan, warning he would resign if rejected. Mendes France declined to join the cabinet as Radicals refused participation.
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Dentilies
Felix Gouin
United States
Fronco
Mié Party
Monitura
Mendeg Frince
Tadleal Roelallat
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Catun
France
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Moveeneny
MRP
Lhat
Mendes-France
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Mendes Frives
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