U S Moves To Clinch No Strike Coal Edict Edict Seeks Immediate Ban
Washington reports the government aims to force a no strike coal edict, with Judge Atuey Guldsburough set to impose fines if union leaders Lewis and Wie do not rescind contracts. Government action seeks control amid threats of nationwide coal shortages and pressure on United Mine Workers.
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Washington
Allomey Geneeri
Clark
United Mine Workers
Lewis
Carte
Ainers Baal
Obunk
Urese
Lewis and Wie Union
Lewie
Formindtlan
Emdeva
Atuiy Guldsburough
Ollrich Saik
Mate Te Rehal
Higdslbol
Taw
Povenk Jullep
Ted Mudh
Ind
Tart t-Onia
Willis Sui
Sy Coal
Teachers Hopeful OF Changes In State Pay Plan
Delegates from the New York City area discuss with Governor Dewey a proposed permanent pay program for teachers. They seek increments of 130 to 3000 for thousands of educators, oppose merit credits by boards, and push for funding via new taxes. The conference notes possible amendments and a future legislative submission.
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Dewey
New York
Stata Teashory Association
Blato
Boards of Education
Andres Hunly
Chu
Extmini Lana
Britain to Put Palestine Case Before U.N. in September
Britain plans to present the Palestine case to the United Nations and seek a commission of inquiry only after Washington receives the issue from the UN. U S and Syrian delegates dispute timing with Egypt and Arab states urging an immediate move and a mandate review.
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Luke Success
United Les Old Britain
United Nations
Washington
Morsehel Johnson
U. S
Mexander Cadogan
United Sites
U.N. Commission of Inquiry
Palestine
UN United Nations
Johnson
Cadogan
Khoury
Britain
Lo Teaps-Jordan
General Assembly
Assembly
United Na
Seven Die in Paraguayan Uprising
A failed revolt in Asuncion, Paraguay, left seven dead as civilians attacked police headquarters and the government military school. Police Chief Rogelio Benitez was wounded, and four policemen plus several guards and a civilian were injured. Authorities labeled the attackers as communists and opponents of the government.
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Aaacion
Paraguay
Aguarion
Usecena
Hallad
Aguneion
Pation
Berasa
Mitarders
Xem
February Party
Hwang
Arme
Escartants
Rogelio Benitez
Benitez
Military Academy
Bowlioz
Cleric Scores Army Orders on Pregnancy Controversy
Baltimore Archbishop and the National Catholic Welfare Conference denounce Army policies banning pregnant wives from accompanying U S troops in occupied Germany. The War Department explains hose shortages necessitate limiting dependents, triggering official notes on unauthorized pregnancy status rules.
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Baltimore
Wagar Schmiedeler
National Catholic Welfare Conference
U. S
War Department
Washington
White House Okayed 1-A Statist for Banker
International banker Serge M Tobine Stein Seignanld was granted a credential review after a draft evasion case. The UPI report notes a government review that was upheld and reveals trial details in federal court. Taraslin born businessman and two co-defendants are accused of aiding Rubinstein to avoid military duty with armed forces.
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New York
UPI
Serge M. Tobinestein
Ségnnrold — International
Evaalan
Greai
Witty House
Yeaterday
Hls
Buainosaman
Rubin Atoin
Tatua
Bilbo Leads in Controversial Honor Mongretization Claim
Lord Cheadora G Bilbo, champion of hile supremacy, authored Take Your Ghaes Separa Honor Mongretization. The book, released yesterday in the South, features Bilbo as a central figure amid mixed reception.
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Bilbo
Cheadora G
Herve Yeaterday
Red Army Accused of Muffling U S Protest
A Soviet request to suppress publication of a U S protest note in Hungary sparked diplomatic protests. U S officials planned to press the issue as Hungarian authorities and Communist police faces pushback. Hungarian editors report police warnings and last minute revisions to noted stories as tensions rise over government influence.
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Red Army
U.S
London
Britain
United States
Charges Thrown Out In Fix Trial For Giants Case
Judge Streit dismissed one of three counts against Krakauer and Zarowitz in the fix trial, with one bribery and one renaming count remaining. The defense rested as the jury was to be charged after the prosecution's summation.
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New York
Wiph
Sissinns
Saul S. Streit
Bet
Harvay Steiner
David Krakauer
Dovarye Zarowilz
Sleeil
Krakaver
Zarowitz
Merle Hapes
New Yorke Giants
Baekfield Star
Bilby Frank Filchocik
Giants
Baeckfeld
Trig Neemed
Democrats Label Budget Cut Phony in Budget Battle
Lawmakers clash over a proposed 56 billion dollar budget cut. Democrats call the move sham and phony, arguing the reductions are bookkeeping and rely on tax refund limits. Republicans defend the plan as a needed cut to a 37.5 billion dollar overall budget. The Treasury and Post Office allocations are adjusted, with tax refunds central to the debate.
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Washington
Treachury Post Office
House
Democratic Committee
Nuw
Taher
Rny
Apear
Treasury
Rarmittee
AL Inask
Wicecomimittee
Postoffice
Committee
Gove
Gare
Deaocraiie
Makon
Labor Leader Warns of Punitive Bills and Monopolies
Washington Ve-Chairman Varley of the House Labor Committee warned that Congress will export legislation labeled punitive. He argued workers’ right to organize and bargain must not be impaired while urging action against monopolies. He noted a Supreme Court infraction decision tied to the Lynch-Connally case expires June 30.
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Washington
Varley IR N
House Labor Committee
Harley
Congresa
Vox
Supreme Court
Fire Sweeps Docked U S Liner in Hudson River Pier
A fire damaged the 20 087 ton U S Lines vessel John Spresson docking at a Hudson River pier delaying the Queen Elizabeth. One crewman and two fremen injured. Damage estimated at 1500 00. Ericvson troo ship was also at the scene. Maritime officials expect months for repairs. Fire caused by a short circuit.
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U.S. Lines
John Spresson
Hudson River
Ly Fremen
Lus
Wizabeth
ST Pay
Ericsson
Lungeholm
U.S
Cobh
Evi Southampton
le Havre
Howler R. Bishop
Atlantic Coast
U.S. Maritime Commission
Marlin Jt. Goodman
Marine Supers Intendent
Prink J. Quaym
Postmaster General Hannegan Resting After Operation
Postmaster General Robert M. Hannegan is recuperating at Massachusetts General Hospital after a recent operation. Dr Reginald H Smuthwickle, his attending physician, said yesterday that Hannegan will be under treatment for two and a half weeks.
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Boston
Robert BE. Manes
Massachuses Menara Hospital
Reginald H. Smuthwickle
Td Hoon
Abeary Alion
Ueatmant
Moscow Prepares for Conference Amid Big Diplomatic Arrival
Moscow readies for the German peace treaty conference as British and French foreign ministers join Soviet officials. George C. Marshall is due to arrive, Bevin and Blunt may follow, while Moscow hotels stage grand preparations, carpets are cleaned, statues guarded, and Metropole and Kremlin facilities are readied for high level diplomatic meetings.
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Pany
Tie Boyles Senlal
Beals
Ichatey Milling
Atha Moskya Jand Metropole
Moni
Visitora
G O P Rule Lashed As Failure In Senate Rally
Senator Bushfield warned Republicans are in confusion and have failed voters, predicting defeat unless party leaders enact promised reforms. He lamented no major legislation and criticized budget cuts, while younger GOP members seek more influence in policy and operations.
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Bush Aig
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Congress
Drst
Bushfield
Democrata
Treehaven
Cor
Youngs
GOP
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R-Colg
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Goo.p. Potley
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Vandenberg fReMisha
Dworshalk
Idaho
Senator White
Maine
Cobb Divorce Suit Over 7 Million Halves
Ty Cobb filed for divorce against Mary Cobb alleging extreme cruelty and seeking half of Cobb's 7 million dollar fortune plus monthly support and property division. Cobb, aged around 60, cited "too big" a divorce action and described the dispute as not surprising given their long marriage.
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Redwoody
Cal
Georgis Toneh
Honus Wagner
Mary Lige
Cobb
Cobh
Reportara Ihe
Cama
Focon
Decision On Balkans Seen Fateful
Washington reports said President Truman canceled a Caribbean trip and would confer on the Greek crisis amid talk of a sweeping aid plan. Lawmakers called the situation the most fateful in American history as Greece faced civil conflict and the United States weighed a substantial aid program possibly using World War II surplus material. No American troops were proposed, and Britain planned a gradual withdrawal as the debate over Turkey and other distressed states continued. Continued discussion was set for Monday in Congress.
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Washington
Greece
Truman
Caribbean
Congressional Tendeca
Vime
United States
Britain
Eaton
House Foreign Affairs
Cocouittee
On Country
Germany
Conprasa
Auepius
Alds
Mexico
Ald
Gretee
France
Turkey
Agreement Near On U N Mandate Over Pacific Isles
Lake Success reports the U N Security Council close to general accord on an American plan to place Japanese mandatories islands under trusteeship. The proposal would grant the United States rights over the Marshalls Carolines and Marianas, with Australia seeking broader consultation involving Saw Zealand India and other interested nations.
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Lake Success
Nations Security Council
Pacific
Alrubogte
Australia
United States
Ranesalion
Marshalls
Carolines
Marianas
de La~oitte
Zealand
India
China
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