Truman May Pick Board To Probe 81 In State Dept
President Truman weighs forming a bipartisan panel to review McCarthy charges against 81 State Department employees. A White House source says a decision may come today with a formal announcement expected. Senator Tydings, visiting the White House, would discuss the panel as hearings on Reds in the State Department continue. Also, wartime agents from the Tydings committee era will testify on Amerasia papers, including Archibald Van Beuren, OSS security chief.
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Washington
Truman
State Department
McCarthy R.wis
White House
Benator Tydings
Hill
McCarthy
Tydinga
Maryland
Senate
Tydings
McCathy
State Dept
Congress
Tom Connally
D.-Tex
John Kee
D-W. Va
James Richards
DS. C
Frances Bolton
R-O
C. Tyler Wood
ECA
Charles Eaton
R-N. J
Philip Claxton
Secretary of
Dean Acheson
Unemployment Falls to 3,016,000 as May Jobs Jump
Washington reports 3,016,000 unemployed in May, the lowest since April 1949, with 39,731,000 employed, a gain driven by 867,000 job openings mainly in farming and outdoor work. Census cautions most gains reflect seasonal expansion, amid concerns over school letting out. Secretary Sawyer notes a spring upswing in business activity and near year 1948 job totals.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Secretary of Commerce
Sawyer
FEPC Bill Temporarily Dropped in Senate Action
Washington reports Public policy move on FEPC stalled briefly as Senator Lucas withdraws motion to tak up the bill. He vows to raise it again before session end with advance notice. Senator Wherry urges continuation of other business while Senator Russell notes unanimous consent needed.
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Washington
Fair Employment Practices Commission
FEPC
Senate
Lucas
Illinois
Wherry
Nebraska
Russell
D-Ga
Forced Joint Bargaining Ruled Out
Washington D C June 1 1947 The Taft Hartley Act enforcement chief Robert N Denham says employers cannot be forced to bargain jointly with a union He noted an employer may bargain only for his own workers and need not join an area wide group The interview discussed possible bad faith bargaining if a firm pulls out of an area wide bargaining pool and noted unions cannot dictate a firm's choice of bargaining partner The CIO UAW recently set up an area wide pension plan involving about 62 plants in Detroit
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Washington
Robert N. Denham
National Labor Relations Board
Denham
NLRB
U. S.: News and World Report
Toledo
C.lo S Auto Workers Union
C.so.uaw
Tenham
C.I.0
U.A.W
Detroit
MacArthur Orders Purge Of Reds In Japan
General MacArthur ordered the Japanese government to purge 34 Communist Party central committee members from public office. In a letter to Prime Minister Yoshida he called the group an underground element aiming to undermine Japan. The move targets top Politburo leaders and could curb party activity while allowing covert influence to continue.
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Tokyo
MacArthur
Communist Party
Shigeru Yoshida
Japan
Kyuichi Tokuda
Sanzo Nozaka
Yoshio Shiga
Yoshida
May
Arthur
Marine rescues boy as truck rolls over near downtown
Marine Sgt Richard A De Cost of Niagara Falls grabbed a three year old boy who had darted into the street and, with a heavy tractor-trailer bearing down, pinned the child to the pavement and shielded him by going prone. The boy suffered a minor cut and was unharmed otherwise, De Cost escaped injury.
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Buffalo
Marine Corps
Richard A. de Cost
Niagara Falls
de Cost
General Motors Board Proposes Stock Split
General Motors Corporation directors recommended a stock split to give shareholders more shares. The proposal aims to increase ownership spread and widen market access, with the split affecting the number of shares outstanding after approval by more than 2,000 holders. News wires report after trading hours on the New York Stock Exchange.
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General Motors Board
General Motors Corp Yraterday
Crna
Stork
Eckholiers
Los Angeles
Ne York
General Motora
Fact Corp
Ermn
Supreme Court strikes down school segregation in three cases
In three unanimous decisions the Supreme Court rejects segregated facilities as equal, orders Texas and Oklahoma to admit Black students to white campuses, and rules railroads cannot keep Negroes and whites separate in dining cars. The cases stop short of broad constitutional questions but press equal treatment. Adjournment set to October for further determinations on tidelands rulings.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Omalle
South
Justice Department
Texas
Lousiana
Douglas
Tidelands
California
Gulf Coast
Aa Lt
Enor
Marion Sweatt
University of Texas Law School
Vinnon
Burton
Hickenlooper Leads Iowa Primary Amid Belgian Surprise
In Des Moines, U S Senator Hickenlooper leads the Republican race with 3 744 votes after 77 of 2 474 precincts. Thompson and Wisdom trail. Democratic contenders Loveland Kraschel Wearin Meyer Seemann Shaw compete as six, with Loveland showing as the top. Leopold question lingers on throne return as Social Christians win 108 seats in Belgian lower house.
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Associated Pres
Pro Leopold Social Christians
Social Christians
Fout
Des Moines
U. S
B. SB. Hickenlooper
Albert J. Loveland
Brannan Farm Plan
Furmer
Hieckensoaper
Harry B. Thompson
Muscatine
Earl E. Wisdom
Dex Moines
Loveland
Nelson G. Kraschel
Otha D. Wearin
Alvin P. Meyer
van Meter
Ernest J. Seemann
Aid
Bi. W. Shaw
Newton
Aid Aten
Vever
William 5. Beardsley
Leopold
Jfar
Lester S. Gillette
Fontoria
Switzerland
Jearly
Myron J. Bennett
Des
Moines
Robert L. Larson
Bernard A. Brown
Sioux
Larson
Brown
Plane Carrying 65 Goes Into Atlantic
A non scheduled C-46 plane with 85 aboard, carrying migratory workers from San Juan to New Jersey, vanished into the Atlantic 330 miles northeast of Miami after losing an engine. A life raft was sighted later, but it was dark and unclear if anyone was aboard. Coast Guard and search planes joined by a Bermuda helicopter and the cutter Aurora scoured the area while the pilot's last messages described continuing to lose altitude.
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Miami
Fla
Gpi
Atlantic Ocean
San Juan
Puerto Rico
New Jersey
Nassau
Bahamas
Wilmington
N. C
E.S.T
Babamas
Westair Transport, Whore Home
Seatrile
Wash
Coast Guard
Aircraf
Milville
N. J
Elsbeth City
N.C
St Petersburg
Fiat
Bermuda
Aurora
Savannah
Joseph Heiser
Poth Imen Whd Wornen
O'Dwyer Sees Coalition Talk as Not Serious
New York Mayor William O'Dwyer dismissed Thomas Curran's coalition idea against Rep. Vito Marcantonio, backing a strong Democrat aligned with the Truman program to defeat the ALP incumbent. He urged Democrats to field a capable candidate and warned Curran not to read his stance too literally.
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New York
William O'Dwyer
Thomas Curran
New York County
18Th
Vito Marven
Anio
Marcantonio
Tom Curran
Curran
O'Dwyer
R Ppblican Adorp
ALP
Central Trades and Liter Council
AFL of
New York City
C10 Council
Mays
Wae
Edward F.cavanaugh
Marcantone
Temeriaia
Cyrign
Ayer
Chevsler Signs Windenr Contract With Canadian Employers
A two year contract was signed between Chevsler and Loreal Canada Ltd and United Auto Workers WTO2. The agreement trains 440 Canadian employers at a rate of one hour per strike but lacks a pension plan. The contract may be reopened for wage negotiations after one year.
National League scoreboard and scattered scores
National League results Brooklyn 12 Chicase 1 Philadelphia 6 St. Lawarh New York 3 Pittsburgh gates schedule noted. American League Cleveland 3 New York 2 Detroit Washington 4 Rastit Chicano t Owis games schedules. Eastern League Albany 4 Binghamton 2 Waikt Barre Elmira 3 Vrs A Hartferd 3 Willtoweport 7 Sevarten.
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Chicase
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St. Lawarh
New York
Pittsburg
Gates
Cheveland
Detriont
Washington
Rastit
Chicano
Albany
Binghamton
Waikt=-Barre & Elmira
Vrs A. Hartferd
Witiwneport
Sevarten
Fragmented query on rural mail funds and Congress vector terms
A garbled text fragment mentions rural mail funds and Congress vectors with unclear names. No coherent events or entities emerge to summarize into a factual news item.
Doubt Over One-Party Rule in Coalition Trained Germany
The Social Christians question kingly stance on forming a one party government amid coalition traditions. East Berlin Communist youth leaders staged a Whitsun rally but failed to crown their boast of storming Berlin, planning anew in West Germany against the Schuman plan. A Communist spokesman called the plan direct preparation for a third world war. Honecker of Free German Youth warned future rallies would stay within West Germany, with West Berlin blocking overflow. Proclamations after parades hinted at a Bonn meeting next.
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East Berlin
Berlin
West Germany
Germany
Moscow
Erich Honecker
Free German Youth
FDI
West Berlin
Honecker
Bonn
Escaped Sing Sing Felon Still At Large
Edward Connelly a 40 year old trusty serving a two to three year term for attempted automobile theft fled Sing Sing Prison yesterday after a cook job escape. A wide search is underway as authorities seek the inmate who escaped during Sunday duty at the warden's.
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Ossining AM
Sing Sing
Edward Connelly
New York
Quality Of Drinking Water Raised At State Hearing
New York state hearing on drinking water quality heard concerns about the Catskill waters. City officials and engineers discussed a potential Hudson River dam project to supply New York City, with costs and traffic impacts debated and a proposed bridge and locks near Verplanck.
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Delhi
New York
Lawrence T Beck
New York City
Benyamin Nesin
Abmasades
Rock
Hudson River
James Thornton
Newart City
Rauneel
Beck
Amy Cerpe
Barnare
Monirore Point
Verplanck
Harverenaw
Chelers N F
Beth Har
Jane Nehwas
Panham Top
Excise Taxes On Tires Tubes Cut
Ways and Means Committee voted to cut excise taxes on tires tubes and reduce accessory levies. They also abolished a 10 percent tax on electric toasters and proposed new gambling device taxes raising annual per-machine fees. President Truman warned against tax cuts to cover revenue losses.
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Move Ways and Means
Housex
Truman
Conta Oninney
Conte Aled
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