Buffalo Mayor backs teachers actions in strike dispute
Buffalo Mayor Hernold J backed the ongoing five day old strike by public school teachers amid unresolved bargaining. Education Commissioner Spaulding urged teachers to return to classrooms as the city negotiates with the board and seeks fundamental education funding and salary adjustments.
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Motorship Explodes Off New Orleans Killing Two
A motor ship named Hon Fhcambing exploded near the Mississippi River south of New Orleans. At least two men were killed and several injured as the vessel sank or broke up. Coast Guard and other crews rushed to the scene to assist victims while the ship was being towed to port. A radio report from the skipper Captain Morales indicated he still awaited assistance amid the disaster.
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Magazine Reports Potential Major Airline Merger
The Magnaian Aviston News quotes Howard Hughes and Pan American Airways officials discussing a possible consolidation of Transcontinental Western Air and Patty American Airways systems. Members of the Senate and Foreign Commerce Committee suggest the merger could address domestic route problems and TA's financial difficulties.
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Incoherent OCR Reads as Local Sports Card
Fragmentary text from a newspaper page appears garbled with names and phrases. It lacks clear events, dates, or identifiable entities to form a coherent summary or headline.
US Lifts Sights For Relief Abroad After Grain Plan
President announced that 400,000,000 bushels of American grain and flour will reach hungry nations by June 80, with shipments averaging 50,000,000 bushels monthly in recent months. He urged accelerating exports through May and June while addressing transportation and procurement issues. Hoover urged linked relief and reparations policies, warning of world hunger and urging careful action to aid distressed countries.
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President Sees Accord With Colonials During Dinner
President spoke at a dinner awarding Wendell Willkie prizes for Negro journalism. He urged the United States to set an example of unity and aid for colonial peoples seeking independence while stressing a freer press and global cooperation in a one world effort. He said Americans will offer guidance and help where possible.
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Supreme Court Rejects Appeal of Exiled Island Vice King
The Supreme Court yesterday rejected the appeal of Cpartes Lusinn, former New York vice king, who was expelled from the island republic by presidential decree.
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U S Fighter Flies Transcontinental Record Flight
Betty Jo, a U S Army P32 twin engined fighter, flew nonstop from Honolua to New York LaGuardia in 11 hours 23 minutes covering about 3 000 miles over land and ocean amid claims of record distance. A second pilot, Paul Mants, followed with a separate transcontinental speed run in 6 hours 7 minutes. The feat comes after earlier record flights by bombers and other fighters, signaling a new era of long distance military aviation.
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Jerusalem Bank Blast Kills One, Wounds Six in Haifa
A hazardous device exploded near the British port area in Haifa killing a Jewish employee and injuring six others, including an English worker and a British sailor. British troops fortified Haifa’s streets as crowds surged while refugees were moved to Cyprus aboard transports Empire Queen and Ocean Vigour.
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Father amputates hand to escape corn picker accident
George E. Kvite, 50, amputated his hand above the wrist after it was caught in a corn picker on a Devil's District farm near Cape Girardeau Missouri. He drove a mile to his home, then collapsed near the hospital. condition described as pretty good. His wife reported the incident occurred yesterday.
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Brookhaven Lab Aims To Create Matter From Energy
Brookhaven National Laboratories plans to convert energy into matter, a project described as pivotal to peaceful atomic science. The facility near New York aims to use a giant accelerator to produce high energy levels, potentially creating protons and heavier atoms, with safeguards denying military use. Edward Reynolds of Harvard notes the program seeks to advance science and living standards through controlled energy transformation.
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Senate Committee Votes to End OPA Control
Washington Wy the Senate Appropriations Committee voted 11 to 2 to bury OPA by June 30. Rent, sugar and rice controls would remain under other agencies, with moves to shift power to the Department of Agriculture and prices. The House had also voted to cut OPA funding, risking the agency’s future.
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Noted American Editor In China Dies Suddenly
Washington correspondent John B. Powell, 80, former managing editor of the China Weekly Review, died yesterday after collapsing at a University event. Powell, a Hannibal Missouri native, had spent years in China and once joked of being a fugitive from Walter Reed Hospital.
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Portal Pay Modification Crushed in House Vote
The House passed a bill 846 to 58 to curb portal to portal pay suits, sending it to the Senate amid opposition to broader anti postal pay measures. The measure would limit claims under the Fair Labor Standards Act and related laws, allow good faith defenses, and set a one year period to file suit with penalties set by courts.
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Britain urges UN action for Europe aid commission
Britain calls on the United Nations Economic and Social Council to prioritize a permanent economic commission to aid war torn Europe. Healer Neil, Britain’s under secretary, says the issue is crucial as the council opens its fourth session with a long agenda. Disagreements emerge between the Soviet bloc and Western powers over the commission’s duties.
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Reduction Forecast on U S Grocery Bills
Washington reports show no expected drop in U S grocery costs for a year as officials from the Agriculture Department indicate food price levels will hold. An omitted department forecast released yesterday estimated consumer food outlays will remain high despite other sectors easing.
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Congress to Back President on Greece Policy
Washington reports say four congressional leaders signaled support for U.S. action in Greece to back the President and seek to shape world alliances with the Soviet bloc. Debates cover economic aid, possible police role for Britain, and the risk of communist influence, with public reaction seen as pivotal to final congressional stance.
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Youth Fires Three Shots At Teacher At Newark School
A year-old boy at Boys Vocational School fired three shots at a teacher in his classroom after a reprimand. The gun jammed as students ducked for cover. the youth fled and was arrested two hours later at home. The weapon was recovered. Police described the motive as scare rather than harm. Names of the juvenile are withheld under state law.
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Truman Fights For Rejected TVA Nominee
Premier Soong of China resigns from the Executive Yuan amid inflation and crisis. Rumors say Chiang Kai-shek may assume leadership, with Sun Fo or Tien Chang Chao as possible appointees. Ministry denies resignation reports despite official denial.
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Pact seals ring around Germany in new alliance
Britain and France announced a day after parliamentary sessions that a city pact would be signed Wednesday at Dunkirk. The agreement includes security and economic cooperation to encircle Germany with four power diplomacy while plans for Ruhr coal output were discussed and recognized by Britain as France's claim.
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Barn Floor Caves In at New York Auction Injuring Eighteen
A section of barn floor collapsed during a farm auction near Mabins New York injuring about eighteen people and sending several into a ten to twelve foot drop. The incident occurred at the farm of Mrs Mabel Patiek about a half mile east of Fahiua. A roughly twenty by ten foot area gave way as about 75 people were gathered for the sale. Emergency crews responded and injuries were reported but details on severity were unavailable.
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Western Allies and Reds Clash Over Potsdam in Germany
Tensions erupted between the Anglo American and Soviet military administrations in Germany ten days before a major conference. Clay and Marshall Douglas accused the Soviets of blocking economic reforms and sabotaging four power plans for reparations. The Soviet governor denied charges while accusing Western powers of propaganda to shape opinion.
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McKellar Wins Round Against Clapp in Senate Vote
Washington report on the Senate committee's 7 to 3 vote to confirm Clapp as head of the Atomic Energy Commission after criticism linking him to the TVA and alleged Communist associations. McKellar and others express support or opposition as confirmation faces a possible floor fight.
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Senate Votes On Budget Cuts Amid Debt Reduction Plan
The Senate moved toward a one percent nibble of the public debt with part saved by trimming President Truman's budget. Knowland urged $3.0 billion toward debt reduction while Ohio's Taft sought $1.0 billion, leading to a compromise of $2.8 billion advanced by Senator Hicket. The vote was 2 to 4.
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