House Set For Turbulent Debate On Labor Issues
Lawmakers prepare for a stormy week as the House Rules Committee weighs an open rule to permit labor amendments, aiming to curb abuses and set new standards in labor disputes. The panel will also consider a controversial unemployment measure tied to the Civil Service Retirement system.
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House
Houde Tlules
O'Seumavun
Thursaay
Cox
D-Ga
Howard Smith
D-Va
Utheman “Sabath
Bubalh
Omer
Firiin
Runtan
Labor Committee
U. S
Wrhimmen
Senator Tydings Questions Cure for Strikes
Senator Millard Tydings argued in a weekly radio address that Congress cannot end strikes by law or compulsory measures. He warned against empty anti strike actions and said reforms may aid labor relations but cannot remove strike causes. He urged careful, realistic approaches and warned against false cures like coercive enforcement.
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Tino Ms
Congress
Millard Tydings
D-Md
Mindakon
China Too Poor to Pay Big Army Says Red Chief
The Red Chief declares China can fund only a small army for five years and seeks American advisory groups for economic and technical aid. He warns that allocating funds to a large force would deprive clothing and roads, urging a lean, efficient force.
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China
Venn
Goa
Chir
Chine
Amy Gonmminder
Ite
U.S
Alice Chin
Ruppertitty
Giothes
Toad
Fio
Budget blueprint for waste calls by Bridges in Senate
Senator Bridges condemned President Truman’s budget as a master deception and warned of a growing national debt. He accused the administration of planning to erase a large Treasury cash balance, claiming a $4.3 billion deficit is unwarranted. He urged balancing the budget by living within means.
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Washington W
Bridges
Truman
Sla Adratnistra
Ile Meana
Pearl Harbor Probers To Call Roberts
Former Supreme Court Justice Owen Roberts will testify today before the Pearl Harbor Investigating Committee. He led a board of inquiry that visited Lawal after the Dec 7 1941 attack and sought to determine if findings were published. Capt Elis M Zagiaris, a former naval intelligence officer, will precede him with a briefing on prior Sunday attack expectations.
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Washington
Supreme Cour't
Owen Jr
Rovuris
Congressional
Pearlarbor
Rohuris
Hat
Lawall
Roberts
Elis M. Zaghirias
Hawaii
German Moderates Pile Up Majorities in Elections
In postwar German zones, moderates led in Bavarian and North Bavarian regions with about 80 to 10 percent voter turnout in communities under 20 000. Christian Socialists gained 216 020 votes and 5318 local council seats. Sprint Democrats led in larger areas. Communists and Liberal Democrats trailed. Reports note arrests of a Communist leader, a burgomeister for ballot manipulation, and others detained for distributing illegal pamphlets. Voters in Bavaria and Upper Hesse wore traditional peasant dress as they queued at polling stations.
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Frankcurl
Germany
Tane Ighetstian Social Union
Bayara
Sli
Ameican
Christian Socimen
Bavaria
North Budehsyon
Danawha
Sprint Democrats
Lie Nvat
Tunney
Vyotas
Mde & Fecle
Lidevad Democrate
Dani
Corumuniat
Hoffschrom
Wichau
Dana
Oberstaufen
Upper Hessey
Budget publicity called dangerous by tax group in Albany
A New York taxpayer organization denounces Governor Dewey’s official public notices as dangerous to government form. Abbott Pulliam's group claims postwar state construction funds rank low in national per capita comparisons, citing figures from a report that also criticizes legislative support and calls for budget restraint amid debates on future bond programs.
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Albany
Dewey
Instpielt, Hoveienental Research, Inc
Vivic
Govrenment Operationg
Firuner Wwe
New York State
New
Laxpayers Groupe
Abbott Pulliam
Vowoy
Nin Wuwasage
Nin Wuwasage Hal Thi
Rt Construction
Bridget
California
Pressure Mounts for State University Plan
Democratic fugitive pressure mounts for a state university. Minority leaders Quinny Stemgui announced a public hearing on the Stemgui Haney bill to create a new university at an estimated cost of 50 million dollars. Governor Dewey urged a study to assess the need and public interest.
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Mbung
Ofds
San
F. Quinny
Iwhr
Stemgui
Legishetiee
State University
Quinn
Uneir
Uw Pitti
Slangwt
Fennell J. Mehoney
Manhattan
Dewey
Ree Hief
Newspapers Praised For War Bond Efforts
Washington officials commended American newspapers for their strong support of war bonds during the War and Victory Tour drives. Sourcing praise from S. George Litkie, he noted editors raised public awareness and published bond advertising worth over 10 million dollars, much at reduced rates or sponsored.
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Washington Wl
S. George Litkie
Treasury Nest
Thousand mile Winds in Store For Atom Bomb Target Fleet
Navy and Army experts prepared for joint tests using data from past detonations in New Mexico and Japan. Readies describe ultra high winds up to 7000 mph, 100 foot seismic wave, a central bath of fire about a third of a mile across reaching extreme heat, and lethal radiation effects observed in Hiroshima Nagasaki survivors.
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Waanington AM
Navy
Avo
New Mexico
Juttacks
Japan
Fife
Mt Hiroghinna
Artegrian Scientiers
Iabima
Nagasaki
Russian Press Attacks Spellman on Vatican Links
A Russian newspaper accuses Cardinal Francis J. Spellman of New York of Vatican influence in American affairs. It claims the papal strategy aims to sway U.S. public opinion amid postwar tensions, naming four new U.S. cardinals and one in Canada as part of an Anglo-Saxon bloc strategy. It also mentions slander against Soviet officials and various international actors.
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Moscow
Szyvestin
Yeaterday
Francis J. Spellman
New York
Vatican
America
Vranen
Japan
Pont Harbor
Jaginere Andnagador
D. Betrov
Convernment
United States
Canada
Australia
Bernard Guittin
Enis Cau Inalatonignita
Riaalay
Technicians Urged for State Farms and Institutes
Regents report urges expanded state agricultural training to meet mechanization. It calls for larger enrollments, improved facilities, and tailored curricula at six institutes including Cobleskill and St Lawrence University to boost rural life and sustain agricultural education statewide.
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Albany
Regents
C. Cayes Morrison
Duertion Department
Commissioney
Education Pluys
State College of Agriculture
Cornet University
Hei
Marisville
Cobleskill
Farmingdale
St. Lawrence University
Alteed University
Morrison
Dow
New
Slasher Attacks Detroit Girl In East Side Mystery
A seven year old Detroit girl, Rosalie Giganti, was found with a severely cut throat near a grocery. investigators detained a 20 year old Army reject, while police search for a park owner and other suspects. The victim’s father, Jacob Giganti, a Ford worker, said she left on an errand to the store around 1 PM and did not return for hours. A second person, George Aatuvlon, 20, was found with a bloodstained scene nearby, attempting to rise from a ditch.
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Detroit
Sasunequar
Rosalie Giganti
Saul
Jacob Giganti
Ford Motor Co
Patter
Georgii Aatuvlon
Rail fare surges in Japan prompt cost fears
The Japanese Transportation Ministry announced large railway rate increases for passengers by 250 percent and freight by 800 percent, effective around March 4, triggering fears of higher commodity costs. The Isyoda News Agency reported labor protests looming as unions pressed for a 300 percent wage rise, threatening strikes at major electric firms and railway operators.
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Nokyd
Jnapanese
Isyoda
Sild Aome
Bnaichia Fevinis
Kanto Electrie Ce
Mane Agvaront
Alpha Ilny
Union Pardlelhitlon
Auto Strike Settlements Hint New Labor Trend
The Associated Press reports growing signs of a labor settlement trend as Ford Chrysler and GM wage talks unfold. UAW negotiators push for 40 cent more per hour for GM while Ford and Chrysler offers hover around 18 cents. Presidentially guided fact finding and arbitration shape the debate as 175000 GM workers remain on strike since November.
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Associated Press
Chrysler
Industria
Peur
Hauke
Tlya
Una
Schwellenbach
Ford
G.ml
United Soto
Gingster
Walter
Reuther
General Motors
Washington
Detroit
USAW
Oval
Parce
G. M
Imara
Army Seeking 20 000 Missing Men in Global Hunt
Buffalo chairman James Mead of the U S Senate War Investigating Committee announced that War Department teams and allied forces are joining in a worldwide search for missing United States service members. He said search teams will comb war zones in Europe and the Pacific for Ground and Air Force personnel listed as missing and vowed continued efforts past military deployments until every missing serviceman is accounted for. Mead noted Col Herbert told him most personnel found in Japanese prison camps had been returned.
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Buffalo GO
James Mead
U. & Senate War Investigating Committee
War Department
Mead
Europe
Navy
Encoye
Par East
Col
Coarge
Herbert
Uriel
Unclear U S steel labor dispute with 730000 strike
Washington sources report a tumult in the steel sector amid U S Steel labor unrest. Unidentified party groups within the administration of the Libbe party may seek a winddown. The United Steel Workers union cites 730,000 striking members and pressures for a resolution.
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Washington
Cot
United Steel Workers
Area Couple Die After Blast At Sea
Mr and Mrs Hendrick Olsen married in a Johnsonville double ring ceremony last Nov 4 died at daybreak when the barge Olsen worked on exploded en route from New York to Boston. The couple leaped from the burning craft as it sank off Newport. Infant child of the Despies survived briefly after leaving home. The James Sheridan was owned by Sheridan Transport Co Philadelphia and towed by the Margaret Sheridan. Capt T A Togland reported the tug brake, then noted the barge’s sudden disappearance. The Troy Record sought confirmation and reported various accounts from Newport and Cannan Me.
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Hendrick Olsen
Johnsonville
Olsen
New York
Boston
Newport
Forteal Salmon
Newport Hospital
May
John Ceame
Stop
Troy-Subenettady Road
Cesare
Batore
Atlantie Coast
Troy
Cannan
Margaret Sheridan
Sheridan Transport Co
Philadelphia
Union Claims Textile Plants Withholding Production
The Textile Workers Union of America asserts cotton textile mills are deliberately withholding production of essential goods. President Eni Rieve and Sen. Sunray, chair of the Senate Small Business Committee, say employers across the country aim to avoid scrutiny and present a misleading public accounting.
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New York
Textile Workers Union of América
Subrica
Eni Rieve
Linus Sunray
D-Mont
Senate
Wildlife casualties from warfare hit seabirds and whales
The Interior Department reports that thousands of seabirds and whales perished amid war activity. It notes feathered wildlife weakened by oil, and whales killed to disrupt maritime operations, with recovery efforts and timing spanning years.
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Washington
Interior Department
Miguel
Marold
Ihkom
Devastating Fires claim dozens of lives across cities
Across Kansas City, Charleston, and New York, multiple blazes kill at least 21 people and injure many in tenements, hotels, and ships. The Jacob Luckenbach fire near New York Harbor last an hour as crews fought flames. Alpine Hotel and Winona Apartments fires cause heavy damage and fatalities among guests and residents. Temperature drops to single digits complicate rescue efforts as responders evacuate and treat victims. Continued coverage promised on page eleven.
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Ier Athink
Miu
Kanes Cay
Hue
Moncou
Alm
Manhattan
East Sidy
Ule Almonih
York
Arew
Charleston
West Va
Columbia
Tenn
Dawntown
Cap
Edwin RR. Senvingtoin
Styliny
Rach Ospar Hanson
Adnipa OQ
Keren
Ret Bonehad
Frank Egenriether
Holbern
Kansas City
Winona
Simeon Fire Companies
Research Group Urges Clarified U S Policy on Russia
The Foreign Policy Association calls for a clear U S long term stance toward Germany and Russia, arguing only by aligning its Europe policy can the United States assess Moscow’s aims and propose constructive alternatives amid Cold War tensions. Vera Meheles Dean led the association’s survey guiding the statement.
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Washington
Foreign Policy Association
Cerlovirstion
United Atltes
Cormany
United States
Europe
Ruse
MacArthur Delays Hieswa Case to Washington Authority
General MacArthur said the Joseph Hieswa case is beyond his scope and that final action rests with Washington. He cited a signed letter by Mary Foley Gouge or Reanmani as the basis for his statement and noted a sentence handed down in Maryland.
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Tokyo
Cenera
MacArthur
Texas
Oseph Hieswa
Ale Lotieh
Washington
Res Ponce
Therasge
Mary Foley Gouge
Reanmani
TNO
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Spellman
Japa
Thomas
Union
Canlinentil Fe
Willie
Purke
Wildlife Service
Elvilian
Hieswa
Chu Cuendar
Pulse
al the Peapig
Ranier ‘ Snell
Vents Sports
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