Taft may oppose Atlantic Treaty in Senate fight
Senator Taft of Ohio said he is absolutely opposed to providing arms for Europe and may vote against the North Atlantic Treaty. Senator Lodge urged rejecting the pact would be dangerous, while the United States should proceed with military aid even if the treaty is rejected. Debate on the pact and the proposed 1.45 billion area program continued with charges of State Department subterfuge and questions about linking the treaty to rearmament commitments.
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Washington
Taft
Ohio
Europe
Lodge
United States
State Department
Senate
Berator Donnell
R.-Mo
State Acheson
Watkins R-Utshald
Donnell
Watkins
G.O.P
Inquiry Details Profiteering Ties To County Official
Edward D. Siemer chairs a state inquiry into Hamilton County finances. He alleged deputy state comptroller Henry Rogers profited from county dealings. The hearing cited a Hamilton County National Bank loan at high rates, a gasoline station shipment at Ox Bow Lake with a 39 cent profit per gallon, and a road oil sale with small margins. Rogers denied the charges.
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Lake Pleasant
Henry Rogers
Hamilton
Edward D. Siemer
Buffalo
Rowers
Hamilton County National Bank
Siemer
Rogers T
Ox Bow Lake
Afitna
Der
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Rogers
Teachers Reaffirm Red Stand at NEA Convention
American school teachers reaffirmed their ban on Communists in a standing vote yesterday amid warnings of a blacklist to undermine dignity. Delegates at the 3,000‑delegate NEA convention weighed loyalty oaths for teachers, noting 25 states require them with varying laws and demands.
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Boston
National Education Association
Thad
Robert W. Clark
Philadelphia
N.ea
Mabel Studebaker
CLO. Teachers Union of
New Yo City
Ifluseell
Department of
N.esa
Underground movement report in Czech news preview
Prague reports the Communist government’s stance on an alleged underground movement. Rude Pravo claims Catholic peasants resisted police efforts to arrest their leaders amid tensions in the Rigwskin province and broader unrest in Czechoslovakia.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
GPI
Frying Ei
Rude Pravo Spperentiy
Lonthorie
Rigwskin
Comrmunist
Re ‘Ponile
Baseball Scoreboard The Nation League Results
National League scores include Brockive New York 2 and BL Varnis Coneinnntd 7. Pittaburg 2 Chien 7 Bowton 4. Philadsiptia 3 8. Americas League games show New Fork 4 Waekington BOD Pewton 7. Paitedelphia 1. Corian & SL Lea 5 Chicaen 3. Detroit 1. RASTPAN LEMAR. Albany 2 Drntra 2. Wakes Parte 2 Aarons & Crm fs. 1 Scranton 1. Wathamegerd S-Beraston 3 Wilhoweprnt 1.
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New York
BL Varnis
Coneinnntd
Pittaburg
Chien
Bowton
Philadsiptia
New Fork
Waekington Bod Pewton
Paitedelphia
Corian & SL Lea
Chicaen
Detroit
Rastpan Lemar
Binshamen
Albany
Drntra
Wakes Parte
Aarons & Crm Fs
Scranton
Wathamegerd
S—Beraston
Wilhoweprnt
Britain to swap machinery for Russian grains and wheat
London reports Britain agreed to trade machinery for nearly a million tons of coarse grain and a large amount of wheat from Russia. The plan accompanies ongoing talks with Moscow as John W Snyder visits to discuss Britain’s dollar crisis and world trade. Officials say the deal adds wheat to existing grain purchases and would exclude military goods, with Canada not affected.
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London
UPI
Britain
Russia
Moscow
John W. Snyder
United States
Canada
Washington
U. S. State Department
Michael McDervott
Snyder
Paria
Stafford Cripps
Douglas Abbott
Crippe-Bnyder
W. Averell Harriman
Unconscious Joan Edwards Given Up by Doctors
Dallas physicians abandoned hope yesterday for aiding Joan Edwards who remains unconscious seventeen days after an automobile crash. Postmaster of Rankin, she was brought to Methodist Hospital from Odessa and is now at home with her parents, Marion and Mrs. Egwaria. Doctors say brain damage is extensive and recovery hinges on unknown factors.
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Dallas
Hope
Joan Edwards
C. Nash
Sige
Joan
Methodist Hospital
Odessa
Marion J. Egwaria
Frankin
Tex
Edwards
Rankin
Ahauld
Arrow
Troy Girl Dies After Steelmen Tumble From Auto
Miss Lillian B Finlen 38 of 36 Tyler Street, Albany state audit employee, died at Memorial Hospital at 10 50 pm from injuries after tumbling from a car near Routes 40 and 1 in North Greenbush. Skull fracture listed. investigation ongoing. driver 21 William H Daigneault questioned.
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Lillian B. Finlen
Tyler Street
State Department of Audit and Control
Albany
Memorial Hospital
North Greenbush
Fintan
James H. Smith
State Police Bcl
J. J. Stewart
H. T. Smetena
Troop G Barracks
Edward J. Poland
Rensselaer County
Joan J. McNamee
B.C.L
Troop G
Wiliam
Mr. Poland
J. J. McName
President Truman Aims For 200 Billion GNP Goal in Message
Washington reports President Truman will propose a lofty national production target of 200 billion dollars in goods and services annually, about 18 percent above the current rate. The plan stresses productivity, full employment, and measures to curb rising job losses while noting recent output declines.
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Washington
Truman
America
Congress
Rome Police Question Luciano in Dope Smuggling Link
Ex New York crime figure Charles Lucky Luciano, once a vice king, was questioned in Rome about a narcotics smuggling plot financed from New York. Authorities found no evidence linking Luciano to the alleged international dope ring as they continued the inquiry at downtown police HQ. Exile to Sicily discussed by Nahen authorities as outcome remains unclear.
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Rome
Charles
Lucky” Luciano
New York
Ingioumny
Old Regina
Coell
Queen of Heaven
Laciana
Nahen
Sicily
Lerrars Fria. Ai
Recordiem
Hecals Hin Priceare
Atomic Power Far Off Washington
Dr Eunice Fermi, who helped design the atomic pile, told reporters that the price and scale of atomic power are distant concerns. She said the work is many years from practical aid and cautioned about premature conclusions.
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Washington
Eunice Fermi
Yeeter
Atomic Price
Wendell Farm Voted Welfare Site
The Rensselaer County Board of Supervisors approved buying Wendell Farm for the future county welfare home by a party-line vote 24 to 8. The $30,000 purchase includes the buildings, with the plan to relocate the cattle stock as feasible from the Van Rensselaer Home, and work on the new home won’t begin for at least a year.
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Rensselaer County Board of Supervisors
Wendell Farm
Clarence Wendell
New York Road
North Greenbush
Watson
Troy-Cropseyville
Troy
County Department of Health
Jmay
Dutehire
Mayor O Dwyer Reconsiders Bid For New York Mayor
Mayor O Dwyer announced at a press conference he would reconsider his bid for New York mayor. Responding to a request from a coalition including groups identified as C30 and APL, he said he would weigh the matter and meet with key supporters to discuss next steps.
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New Fork
Iam O'Deever
APL
Wien Jena
Noth Ham
Jackie Robinson Disputes Stand Of Noted Singer
Jackie Robinson, Negro star of the Brooklyn Dodgers, plans to testify before the House Committee on American Activities about his stance on fighting for the United States. He says he wants his child to have the same opportunities he has and supports fighting against aggression while acknowledging he may be questioned amid controversy involving Paul Robeson.
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Jackie Robinson
Washington
Brooklyn Dodgers
U.S
Russia
Robinson
American Activities
New York
Paul Robeson
Mosenn
Robeson
Rabtron
Tims Heountty
Jon Sha Aihlete
Feldae
Pinte Limon
Prison Trusties Admit To 4145 Holdup
Michigan City police say two state prison trusties confessed to a $4145 heist. Walter Gump and Len Fisak Zinmonagh, both identified by authorities, allegedly fled the facility distribution to other cities while planning the theft. They reportedly targeted a wall safe and attempted to remove cash from the prison complex before being stopped.
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Michigan City
Ind
Haya Cone
Montgomery Watch
Dee
Roscoe Stephenson
Seereday
Ales
Dagens
Chies
Walter "Umn
Zio Muncy
Len Fisak Zinmonagh
Fl Paso
Gump
Ronen
Heneed
House Passes Budget Plan Amid Turbulent Debate
In a tense session, the House debated federal pay and patents while resisting added spending. The chamber approved limited treaty actions and considered Civil Service raises, with critics urging restraint and oversight on agency funding. President Truman faces pressure over budget allocations and institutional control.
U S Protest Over Diplomat Arrest In Shanghai
The United States protests the arrest and alleged beating of Vice Consul Olive William P Qve in Shanghai. Ambassador Smart and Consul General Clubb were instructed to press for access, while Washington distances the move from formal recognition amid Communist control in North China.
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Washington
United States
William ML Quve
Shanghai
State Department
J. Leighton Smart
Nanking
Genera C. Edmund Clubb
Peiping
Stuart
Clubb
Mao Tae-tung
North
China
Yangtze Valley
Acheson
Olive
Irontown
Jene M. Cabot
Olive Jan
Mry
Skeptical House Group on Brannan Farm Plan
A House committee voices doubt about Brannan farm plan proposals and their impact on rural economy. Officials warn of potential harm if policy delays persist, citing counterarguments and political pressure from agricultural groups.
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House Group
Skeptical ‘of
Brannan Farm
U.S Plans Retrial Of Lie Charges Against Hiss
U.S. plans to retry former State Department official Alger Hiss on perjury charges after a 9:01 p.m. jury verdict split eight to four for conviction on some counts. Judge Kaufman discharged jurors who deliberated nearly 28 hours, as Hiss smiled faintly leaving the courtroom. Hiss and wife Priscilla exited with Timothy Hobson, while defense counsel declined comment. McGahey said bail of 5,000 remains. The retrial may occur after October, with other trials pending.
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New York
D.S
State Department
U.S
John F. XX
McGahey
Hiss
Wittaker Chambers
James F. Hanrahan
Samuel H. Katsimen
Priscilla
New
Hise
Fedéral Court House
Timothy Hobson
Mra
Husa
Lloyd Paul Stryker
Kaufman
Judith Coplon
Valentin Gubrichev
Feartern
Alger Hiss
King May Act In British Dock Strike
London reports that the government warned 10,000 idle dockworkers to return by Monday or seek royal intervention. King George VI could be asked to declare a state of national emergency to resume Thames river dock traffic amid a dispute linked to Canadian seamen’s unions and dock worker unrest.
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Thames ‘River
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Chater Ede
House of Commons
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