GM Spurns Arbitration on Wages After Secret Vote Plan
General Motors rejected the United Auto Workers proposal for arbitration on wage increases and suggested a secret vote by workers to decide if they wish to return to work. GM argued arbitration unnecessary and urged the National Labor Relations Board or another agency to conduct the vote. The move comes as about 175,000 striking workers face potential disruption while negotiations continue.
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Associated Press
General Motors Corp
United Auto Workers
G. M
National Labor Relations Board
Pmmus
Onion
Chrysler
General Motors
Robin
Gnovlel ©Ie
Truman
Uotan
Mennethier
Binjor
Gener
Government Plans Strike Prevention Policy Expansion
A Washington backed plan to curb labor strikes, focusing on industrial wage talks and mediation, is under development by the government. It aims to extend to steel and meat sectors, affecting about 100,000 workers directly with potentially more afterward.
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Washington
I Wag
Lsursed
Aga
Ana Bagia
Tate
Nednettat
Akron
Goodlyam, Woodrich
Mirestone
Nine Correspondents Reported in Changehiun 1
Nine foreign correspondents were reported in Changehun, three of whom were men awaiting transport to Peipinus. The dispatches from Chungking described a tense scene but lacked continuation. The wording suggested a dawn departure and referenced clashing names and places in a hurried press snippet.
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Changehiun
Chungking
Changehun
Mariehurli
Yeasterday
Nin
Peipinus
Police Rescue Three Troy Boys Marooned On Hudson Ice
Three Troy youths Julie Donnelly 14 Marvin Hickey 16 and Robert MacKeucher 16 were rescued after four hours stranded on a Hudson River ice floe near the Menands bridge. Menands Police, fire units, and a responding radio car organized a rope throw and rope assist rescue. the boys were treated for exposure at Tray Hospital.
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Troy
Hudson River
Marass
Menands
Valny
Buys
Vy Menands Police Wrel
Remnen
James Callen
Tee Gui
Huya
Julie Donnelly
Chit Street
Matey Hickey
Marvin Avenue
Robert MacKeucher
MT Rhone Avenue
Wupottea
Fent Square
Axel
Une
le Lyose
Monands
Menntie
Mennanis Pallee
Kite
Selo Albert Dippencott
Mankods Police Alpartment
Golden
Willian Culley
Chorge Fredericks
Manands
Uetray Police
Deparlinunt
Patyolmaf
Edramidt Hickey
Tray Police Department
Tray Police
Tray Patrolien
Pater Magnalia
John Branes
Democrats To Attack Milk Price In New York Race
Democratic leaders escalate attacks on milk prices as the state legislature prepares a report on price spread between producers and consumers. Mayor O Dwyer’s recommendations on municipal finance and possible subway fare changes figure in the debate, while a postwar development study by the Iv Comn leston is due.
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Howard Ifeuonald
Adhiny
Democrati Legislative
Ula Fall
Sti Grugey
Moore Commission
Dhorns
Dewey
Lw Commission
R. Carrot
Assemblyoun
Frank A. Emin
Hot
Utica
Carrow and
Karam
Gantiniishin
Ikoe
Dleo Har Yaar
Demnaratit
Tves
Governor Seals Health Fund Expansion Plan
Governor Dewey unveils a $7.3 million program to expand public health efforts over twenty years aimed at eradicating tuberculosis. State aid would fund sanatorium access, improve existing facilities, and establish uniform standards with compulsory health examinations at workplaces and employment sites.
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Dewey
Aveiano
Wnivers
Taney
Escape and Recapture of Japanese Sla yer Army Prisoner
Yokohama UPI reports Army provost marshal announced the recapture of Hieswa after an escape from the stockade at Wellington New Jersey. He fled with two other prisoners tied to a rope and climbed the wall. a Japanese woman was found with them in a brothel house. Hieswa faced death for slaying two Japanese civilians and was held pending War Department review under President Truman.
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Yokohama
UPI
Joseph EL Whawoy
Couyt
Willy Yashitaka
Kirby Willis
San Frangiaéo
Ava Agsin
Stogioole
Witter
Wontons
Yukoltwau
Sean An
T&rook
Cate
Hieswu
Armwd
Guisha
Hirywa
United States
War Department
Truman
UNO official says can do without Greenwich home
Dr Gavrilovic of Yugoslavia arriving from London told reporters at LaGuardia Field that the United Nations could function well without Greenwich Connecticut as the permanent headquarters. He noted Greenwich residents voted 219 to 1 against hosting UNO and said the plan could be moved within a larger Fairfield County and Westchester County area.
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New York
Sloyan Gagilovic
Yugoslavia
Enatenan
United Nations
Commbtes
London
Greenwich
Conn
UNO
Gavrilovic
LaGuardia Field
Connecticut
Hoe
UNO General Assembly
Faifield County
Wentchester Couny
Action on Minimum Wages Delayed by Legislative Gridlock
A chaotic fragment suggests efforts to raise minimum wage for millions of low income workers faced delays. Leaders cited legislative obstacles after months of debate, with proposals aiming to boost hourly pay from current levels. Public commentary indicates uncertainty about passage and timing of the wage bill.
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Synahington
Chottol Iil
Con- Reonongl
Neweamen
Fay Qutlon
Reds Stripping Manchuria Exposé by JMCHARD CUSHING
The article recounts a delayed Mukden dispatch from Mukodan and Zli A with Saviel reporting American reporters’ visit to Dairen and Manchuria. It claims Japanese POWs were disarmed and sent to Siberia, with Soviet and Chinese authorities discussing postwar handling and occupation. It describes encounters with Russian troops, a Soviet commandant, and uncertainties about prisoners and reconstruction.
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Jmchard Cushing
Zli
Saviel
Mukden Ickiow
nomRagaians
Duiven
Darrencho Androns
Ut Southen
Manchuriat
o&Wed
Dairun
China
Russia
Gan
Georgi Kirilovitch
Kariv
Ut Daiten
Mukden
Andrei Kurtoun-Stankevitch
Sberia
Kertand-Stinkeviteh
Siverian
Manchurian Power Seized by Red Forces
A semi official Chinese dispatch from Chinglung reports Russians have seized control of all power systems in Manchuria. A Red Army officer, said to be fresh from Moscow, appointed president of the Manchicle Electric Power Corp, enjoys control over utilities and railway rights as economic talks with China and Moscow proceed after the 14 treaty.
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Chinghing Po
Manchuria
Chingjing
Moncow
Changelum
Red Army
Moscow
Manchicle Electric Power Corp
Queda ‘Inyy
Marélm Radion
Malinoyskty
Chiang
Hannegan Appeals For Support In Congress clash
Washington The Democratic Party mobilizes veterans and members in Congress to rally behind the administration housing program amid battles with Republicans over wage price and housing measures. Key figures Bowles Wyatt Porter Wirtz Small and Hannegan urge aggressive action as Congress weighs funding and essential housing legislation. A veterans group plans to visit Capitol Hill to pressure lawmakers. Continued on Page Eleven.
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Democratic Party
Uj Wnite
Congress
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Trujan
Difva
Hannegan
Hiehyher
Rouse
aUminivention
Gael Sullivan
Chester Bowles
Gougers
Bowles
Wileson W. Wyatt
Robert Whily
American Veterans Committee
Capitol Hill
Wyatt
Paul Porter
W. Willard Wirtz
National Stabization Board
John D. Small
High Command
Monge
Nazi Flag Startles Viennese Stroller
A Viennese pedestrian reported a Nazi flag fluttering from a shuttered third floor window along Telnfaltshrasse Vale. Police later found locals using a magagascrhbing van to remove the banner and dry it after removing it from view.
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Vionga
Othe Telnfaltshrasse Vale
al Nazi
Patige
Ruvsina
Magagascrhbing
Briton Accuses U S Officers of Living With German Girls
A British major alleges U S officers stationed at a Frankfurt compound are living with German girls. The report notes barbed-wire security, limited hours for visitors, and signed guest registers, with officers citing Army discipline and wartime tensions.
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U.S
G.O.P. Forecasts 226 House Seats Despite Uncertain Win
Republican strategists claim a clear House majority next January with a 5 to 37 seat gain over current numbers. They project wins in Connecticut New York Pennsylvania Delaware Maryland West Virginia Ohio Michigan Wisconsin Montana Washington Utah Missouri and others, while four vacancies favor Democrats. The present line up is 228 Democrats 191 Republicans one Labor and one Progressive with four vacancies.
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W2i
Stepublican
New York
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Mayland
West Virginia
Ohio
Michigan
Montana
Washington Utah
Monady
Aay
Pauley Nomination for Undersecretary of Navy Contested
Democratic sentiment splits over Edwin W. Pauley as Senate consider his nomination. A California oil operator and former national treasurer pledges to clear charges while hearings resume. Senator Johnston supports Pauley’s qualifications, but party leaders fear a partisan showdown before year end.
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Washington
Bonate
Edwin W. Pauley
Pauley
California
Naval Affairs Comuittes
Olin Johnston
D-S8
Investigation Sought Of GY Press Moraling
Washington legislator DeLacy urged a morale boost for the GI press in a letter to Patterson. DeLacy claimed Brig Gen Charles Lanban of the War Department Education Section relayed his remarks to Army officers in the Pacific area. He released an accompanying statement with edited remarks and sought distribution to editors.
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Washington
DeLacy
DeWash
Seere- Patterson
Gew Charles
Lanban
Pacific
Patterson
Wade
Santa
Tokso
Stark and Stripes
Ransters
Pusey Numagias
Eolinintat
Senators Hold Key to Loan Vote Drift in GOP
The GOP senators may decide the fate of a $2.76 million loan to Reilain. Minority chairmen and the Rente Rantin Committee prepare hearings as Hagility Cry and Comer push for a decisive position. The impasse centers on whether Republicans will support or oppose the loan proposal amid party division.
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Waalington
Pisa
Italy
Reilain
Chatman Wilt
ReGhin
Ateering Committee
Rene
Dunoeratte
Haritoy
Peedon
Xaper
R D Roblin Listed Among 27 Victims
Commander Robert D. Roblin Navy veteran son of Mr and Mrs W Fl Roblin 3 Frear Avenue Troy was reported among two passengers aboard an American Airlines flagship killed when the plane crashed into a rugged mountain ten miles east of San Diego California Other details note Roblin formerly lived in San Pedro and Troy residents recall his career from Watervliet High School through Annapolis amid wartime service in the China Station and the Pacific The crash is described as the worst in the airline’s history with remote recovery operations ongoing and coroners street morgue set up near the wreck site including reports of 21 bodies found and many more unaccounted for
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Robert D. Roblin
W. Fl. Roblin
Frear Avene
Troy
American Airlines
San Diego
Gal
Roblin
South Pacific Street
San Pedro
Cal
Associated Press
Navy
Aly. Roblin
Waterview
Watervliet High School
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Navyo
China Station
Tapan Bogan
Moblin
Naval Reserve
Europe
John H. Itodila
TTT
Northlake Avenue
Hts
Waterview Arnanal
Bernard Y. Creswell
William Creswell
Sixth Avenue
Chester Gunn
Republicans Want Congressman for New Leader
Republicans consider a congressman to lead the national committee after Herbert Brownell Jr. Apr 1 selection date. Possible nominees include Reps. B Carroll Reece of Tennessee and Clarence J. Brown of Ohio, with concerns over Bricker candidacy and regional balance in the party.
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Washington
UTI
House
Lieam
Herbert Brownell, Jr
Don Alesse
House Republicans
B. Carroll Reece
Tennessee
Clarence J. Brown
Chis
Brown
Sama
John W. Bricker
Behateman
Neark
Spellman Plane Teaches Lixhon Pilgrims Enter Weathered Passage
Spellman Plane teaches Lixhon traveler as Cardinal Spetlnwih of New York arrives at Llebon at 7:55 pm on route to the United Bhitex. Minded and Trome accompany the party through the Arwartein and Porte Pads, with Cardinal Gooratvad Careleria noted aboard.
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Francis Cardinal
Spetlnwih
New York
Llebon
Crom
Oroute
United
Arwartein
Cardbala
Manant
Gooratvad
Careleria
Capitina
Gouvedis
Oeate
Tarent on Fay to See Feather Aboard Plane
Fragmentary OCR reports a Memphis-bound party including Mrs Mare eral Grennge of Pocenst City Ark, traveling with a child to visit a father. The plane reportedly crashed into a mountain near Sindiegu on Saturday, with the father linked to the Reconstruction Finance Corporation.
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Fay
Feather
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Tenn
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Pocenst City
Ark
Sindiegu
Caryinus
Honohulu
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