Taft Act Aid Sidelined as Senate Deliberates Change
Washington report says Taft-Hartley Act supporters urged passage while labor leaders oppose broad change and predict a presidential veto. Senate debate pressed toward a vote on the Taft program as House stalemate risks derailment and Green and Murray push for electoral strategies next year.
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Washington
Senate
Taft
P.ohio
Lucas
Illinois
House
White House
House Labor Committee
State Church Council Backs School Aid Limit
Syracuse reports the New York State Council of Churches backed limiting federal aid to education to public schools. The semi annual meeting at Plymouth Congregational Church adopted the resolution unanimously, urging aid only for public schools as in the public interest.
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Syracuse
New York
Council of Churches
Flymouth Congregational Church
Delezat
State Council
Rarden Hill
Miotnia
None-Union Mines Close After UMW Visit
Fragmented OCR text describes mine closures after a United Mine Workers of America visit. Names and places are garbled. a local mine operation is referenced with mentions of violence and disturbance, but specifics remain unclear.
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UMW
Pte
Shevti
Galland Sand
Etty
Dewey Opts Not to Seek Wagner Senate Seat
Governor Dewey ruled himself out of the U S Senate race to replace Robert F Wagner, ending speculation he would resign the New York governorship. He said he would appoint an interim senator and consider a future candidate, noting possible nominees but offering no firm names. Continued on Page Twenty-four.
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Albany
Dewey
Robert F. Wagner
United States Senate
Senate
Wagner
Warners
Parx
New York State
John Foster Dulles
Roger W. Straus
Washington
Gov
Washington Pool Riots Spill Into Street Clash
Ongoing disturbances at a Southeast Washington public pool led to arrests and injuries as crowds of white and Black youths clashed. Five suspects were taken into custody and an 11 year old white girl, Joan Sexton, suffered fractured toes after a police horse trod her. Police seized hats and clubs as the crowd dispersed near Anacostia Park by the pool. Officials cited segregation policy changes and warned removal of staff unless order is restored.
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Washington
Tve
Joan Sexton
Anacostia Park
Truman
Chater
Order of the Interior Penchers
District of Columbia
Recreation Board
Neerpark
Snow blankets Oregon high country and Cascade peaks
A heavy new snowfall blankets Mt Hood and surrounding ranges as winter weather spreads through the Blue Mountains and northeastern Oregon. Strong winds and drifting snow impact roads and travel in the region with officials urging caution.
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Oregon
Mt. Hood
Fellland
St New
New Enon
Meecham
Grennm’s
Blue Mountains
Cascade Peak
Russia Builds Baltic Naval Bases Reported
Army reports say Russia is constructing naval bases on the Baltic coast extending toward the north, with implications for supply zones and regional control. Officials note strategic aims and potential impact on allied lines.
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Russia
Baltic
Ferlin Wagenresquier
Battic
Hatet
Throuch Palend
Sonter
Baltimore Produces Own Eater Of Raw Hard Crabs
A chaotic account describes a spectacle where a city figure or operator demonstrates barbaric eating of raw crabs. Witnesses recount a performer named Gene engaging in a dramatic display involving piercing claws and consuming parts of the crabs, with tense reactions and interruptions during the event.
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Baltmore
Mrs Hiss Denies Role In Spy Ring
Mrs Priscilla Hiss testified in a federal perjury trial that she had no part in piping state secrets to a prewar Russian spy ring and backed her husband Alger Hiss in denying he sold out his State Department office. She denied handing over or copying documents for Whittaker Chambers and said she never saw him since 1937.
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New York 4
Priscilla Hiss
Alger
Soviet Union
Whittaker Chambers
Hiss
Mr Chambers
Deefense Attaney Lloyd Pat Stryker
State Department
Chambe
Stryker
Bendix Plant Strike Ends After 10 Weeks
Ten week Bendix plant strike in Indiana ends after negotiations led by United Auto Workers. Leaders announce a formal settlement and renewed contract terms, with both sides confirming an end to the stoppage and return to production.
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Bendix
Sheen Snittier
Stanley Lada
Wach
Ington
Rane
Senator Bard Sere Warns of Real Financial Crisis
Senator Bard Sere addresses a joint session warning of a looming financial crisis. He asserts government missteps and urges swift amendments to stabilize markets and revive confidence amid growing concerns.
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Bard Sere
House Passes Trimmed-Down Housing Bill in Narrow Vote
Washington AP reports the House approved a reduced version of President Truman’s housing bill by 228 to 189 after removing and restoring the public housing section. The final tally showed strong Democratic support and mixed Republican opposition as the measure heads to a Senate conference for ironing out differences.
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Washington
House
Trivnan
American Labor Party
Truman
Sen
Senate House
Senate
White House
Vata
Honee Billians Farm
Reds Seize Berlin Truck Shipment On Autobahn
Russian guards seized a truck shipment near Berlin loaded with electric equipment and machinery, valued at about 135000 dollars. The cargo was headed toward Frankfurt am Main, and authorities cited a violation of an American blocade and lifting agreement.
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Reds
Berlin
Renin Wm
Perlin
Sevier Auties
Frankfart
Trenglauet Berg
Taner
Frank- Sortoin
Herman
Uncertain Scoreboard Snippet From Historical League Page
Fragmentary league scores listed with garbled team names and numbers. Readable items show Albany, Elmira, and Ringhamer results. other lines unreadable or distorted.
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Pate Mae Tater
Thi Ipha
Waskigton
Fiore
Albany
Aleant
Elmira
Menford
Wyfe Wikre Ratte
Ringhamer
Uijrea
Serene
Nationalist Bombers Raid Shanghai Port
Nationalist heavy bombers carried out their first raid on Shanghai tearing through the northern district of Chapei. Reports say at least two four engine bombers attacked the railroad yards near North Station while ground fire was ignored. Two dead and many injured, with hospitals confirming casualties as the attack disrupted the crowded tenement area.
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Shanghai
Law
Leisuraly
Chapei
Chanei
United
Associated Press
Seymour “Tapping
Ras
Athanne Plance
Anes
Vatican Envoy Detained as Prague Targets Church Leaders
Czech police seized Monsignor Gennaro Verolino, papal envoy in Prague, forcing him to Kosice police headquarters Tuesday night amid wider church crackdown. Vatican sources warn of deteriorating diplomatic ties as sermons are censored and bishops face interference.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Cazechaslovakia
Palicn
Vatican
Msgr
Gennaro Vereling
Papal
Kosice
Slovakia
Rome
Monsignor
Verolino
Chorch
Czern Foreign Ministry
Neveropment
Josef Beran
Pemime
PPRI
Bain Centile
Hayes
Belgian Premier Spaak Seeks Late Deal On Marshall Plan Reform
Belgian Prime Minister Paul Henri Spaak urged a late compromise on how Europe should run aid under the Marshall Plan. Officials noted an 8 member OEEC meeting as a renewal deadline loomed at midnight. Britain would face no loss of reserves if talks yielded a workable intra European payments scheme.
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Paris
Paul Henri Spaak
Ton European Economie Cooperatior
O.eec
Europe
Britain
Greere
Daly
Belgium
France
Ialix
Mutt Teade
Eradt
Mt Sped
Fedlery
Debres Mann
Tnt
Anwar
British Inquiry Rejects State Newspaper Control
A British inquiry examined press ownership and state influence. Officials contested claims of liberal government intervention while reporters and editors defended independence. The inquiry noted concerns over control but did not substantiate broad state dominance of the press.
Copton Case Mistrial Suggested In Spy Trial
The Judith Copton spy trial jurors deliberated up to about 12 and a half hours and then halted with no verdict. Judge Reeves considered new instructions as Archibald Palmer renewed a mistrial motion, and jurors were to resume after breakfast today in Washington.
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Associated
PRESA
Judith Copton
Brooks Iyn
Washington
Federal Coast Building
Miss Coplon
Department of Justice
Andrew A. Norford
Justice Department
Titer Reeves
Archibald Palmer
Jong
White House Rebukes Baruch over Advisory Role
A noted rebuke from the White House concerns Baruch and his recent advisory functions. The administration critiques the scope of his appointed duties and questions the need for a broader mobilization plan tied to national strategy.
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White House
Baruch
Tokye personal crisis reports At High Tele FE
An unclear report notes a personal crisis involving Tokye during a High Tele FE event. The text mentions related individuals and scenes but unreadable fragments obscure full names, dates, or exact locations. Further readable details are insufficient to determine precise actions or outcomes.
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AFL
William
Organized Labor
Labor
State Church Council
Moyecycles
Khoon
Voice OF the Record
Thomas J. Rouskie
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Conn
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Rouskie
Nery
Batimore
Sielard
Pennevivaria
Witnesers
Gene
Arene Sage
Bengtvesteentey
Mets
Coleen Bee
Poyran
Tareraie
Gupemeinn
Amin
Jed
Copton
Bet
Ann Woowar
Sharyy Eefypke
Tresiggr
Truman Vo
Timself Weld
Tievearnid
Tokye
Tele
Steed Ms
Pitt
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