Congress Leaders To Get Truman Balkan Plan
Congress leaders visit the White House to seek a full explanation from President Truman on Middle East affairs and U Greece policy. They expect a formal plan and a two part outline on relations with Russia and possible aid to Turkey while Greece debate continues.
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Father Saves Five Children in Blas Blaze Disaster
Rochesterite BD reports a father saved five children during a gas explosion that destroyed a stately home. Chief Norman Hehards indicated authorities investigated a leak linked to a failed joint in a pipe as the blast leveled the building. Fire and rescue teams aided, with several residents injured and named individuals later identified.
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Widow of Republic Steel Pounder Dies at 87
The widow of a Republic Steel pounder, 87, dies. Surviving relatives include Ralph Aard, a farmer. Francis N. Tard. Rayie Bird. and others. Services at Highlands Turkomarrow will be private.
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State AFL Attacks Anti-Suike Bill as Vindictive Reform
The State AFL denounces the proposed anti Suike bill as vindictive and harmful to public employees. Organized labor claims the bill targets unions, threatens automatic discharges, and would levy three years of pay penalties while curbing employee rights amid legislative maneuvers tied to budget and tax changes. The debate centers on Dewey’s program, with critics accusing lawmakers of pushing punitive pay plans and payroll limits as part of broader reform efforts.
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End of 14 Month Plant Strike Ends in Wisconsin
The 14 month strike at a Wisconsin plant ended yesterday after protracted talks led by UAW officials. Ex VP Jolson said terms align with company policy, wage increases were rejected, and recalls with no discrimination will occur. Detroit meeting and Gibson influence cited as pivotal. long strike tied to Toledo routes in history.
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Gas Blast Disrupts Mid-West Gas Supply Station
A large explosion at a Cities Service Gas Company plant near Bakesville, Oklahoma, damaged the station and destroyed a major pipeline. Officials ordered steel veneering and shut down fuel lines as a pillar of white fire rose to the sky and the blaze burned for hours before pressure drops allowed extinguishing. The facility served about 800 miles of pipeline and supplied daily through the Augaton network.
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Local man dies after being struck by bus on Route 7
Chit Kilkal Coasting Creonty Elmore Tompkins of Maryland was killed yesterday when struck by a bus while coasting on Route 7. The accident occurred in the town of Maryland near the roadway where he rode his bicycle.
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Bread Prices Rise Across Cities in Survey Findings
A survey shows bread prices climbing nationwide, with wholesale and retail increases expected throughout the week. New York area prices rise by about one to two cents per loaf, while New England bakeries report similar wholesale adjustments. Atlanta sees a three cent jump on a four ounce loaf, lifting the price to about one shilling per loaf. Retail chains pass higher costs to shoppers, reflecting years of steady price motion.
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Ship held by U S crew linked to Jewish refugees
The U S Navy detained a ship off Jaffa linked to 500 Jewish refugees amid claims of aiding illegal immigration. Nine killed in weekend riots. Tel Aviv and Jerusalem saw clashes with guards, and a curfew was reimposed. A meeting of the Jewish Agency was postponed as delays hindered key arrivals.
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Austin Drafts Reply to Gromyko at UN Security Council
Austin drafted a sharp reply to Gromyko's charges that the United States seeks a world monopoly in atomic energy. The plan outlines the American position on the bomb and potential sharing of atomic secrets under safeguards. Sir Alexander Cadogan of Britain will attend and reiterate statements by Andre Granyko of the Soviet delegation.
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Margaret Truman Radio Debut Cancelled
The article reports Margaret Truman’s radio singing debut canceled amid unclear reasons. It notes public attention and mentions a figure connected to the event, with no firm word on her condition but expectations of participation on a future program.
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Carrie Catt Dies a Suffrage Pioneer in New Rochelle
Carrie Catt 88 longtime suffrage leader died yesterday at her New Rochelle home after a heart attack. Ally Wilson, her companion for 18 years, was with her. Catt championed women's rights since the 1920s and remained active in international work, including the United Nations era.
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Aldi Wilson
Mary Gray Peck
Gallo
Susan EB. Anthony
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Providence Police Kill 3 Burglars
Police in Providence killed three burglars during a nighttime attempted robbery at the Howard Johnsons on North Main Street. Officers identified one suspect via papers on his body and matched a gun used in the incident to the department’s firearms. The gun battle began when burglars fired two shots. two assailants were wounded and the third died during a failed escape through a window.
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Veteran Declared Dead Wed to Nurse After Camp Return
A San Francisco veteran of Bataan, believed dead, was found alive in a Japanese prison camp and returned to discover his wife had remarried. Kenneth Michaels, declared dead in Oklahoma City, learned his wife wed another man. Weeks later Michaels met Lt. Agate Tien, a Korea returnee, and they became engaged.
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Rio de Janeiro unrest reports surface in Alenmtorn area
Fragmentary dispatch from Rio de Janeiro describes unknown parties and a northern province incident. Residents were evacuated. no injuries or exact casualty figures are confirmed. The report notes limited details and poor readability from the source page.
Dewey Seeks Sweeping Change In Tax Forms
Governor Dewey proposes a reform to New York tax forms aiming to cut report effort. He would amend the law to allow a short form returning 10 percent of gross income up to 500 dollars with a flat deduction, expanding eligibility to nonresidents and simplifying fields. The plan, tied to a state income tax overhaul, would not affect 1846 returns and requires legislative approval this session.
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Senate Labor Bills Elude Clear Path in Committee Hearings
Ninety witnesses testified to the Public Labor Committee in Washington as members push a bill to promote industry negotiation. Testimony showed deep disagreement over changes to the Wagner Act and anti arbitration measures, with many urging action but few agreeing on a single package. The panel weighs modest reforms, mediation enhancements, and possible long term study of the labor system while avoiding compulsory arbitration.
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U S Says Aid to Chiang Still Continues Despite Withheld Loan
Chinese Communist chief diplomate Chou En-lai charged in Yenan that the United States still heavily supports the Chiang Kai-shek government. He claimed aid exceeds the withheld 500 million loan and warned U.S. policy has worsened since General Marshall left. He noted civil war spendings may reach thirty trillion Chinese dollars.
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Attlee's Government Faces Crucial Three-Day Debate
A London briefing notes a three day debate ahead as Attlee and Labour defend the government against a Conservative motion of no confidence led by Winston Churchill. Key ministers including Cripps and Dalton press for support while the opposition lines up critics of the economic plan. Churchill to speak on Wednesday with a vote looming in Parliament.
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Historic Big 4 Conference Opens Today
Secretary Marshall leads a high profile 1945 Moscow opening with Soviet leaders and Molotov as the talks aim toward a four power pact. Bevin, Bidault and British officials join protocol visits as hopes for an Austrian and German-asset treaty rise.
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175 Guests Flee York Hotel Fire
About 173 guests escaped from the seven story Colonial Hotel on Continental Square in York Pennsylvania as a fire damaged part of the building. Police reported no injuries or missing persons and hotel staff aided occupants to safety. Damage was estimated between 200000 and 250000 dollars to the hotel with another 120000 dollars in store losses.
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