UN Security Council Returns Atom Question to Commission
United Nations Security Council votes to refer the entire atom energy issue back to the United Nations Atomic Energy Commission after US rejection of Soviet Russia’s plan. The move followed a closed session and a demand for a formal proposal on siting and controls before the General Assembly meeting in September.
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Bonus Tax Bills Drive Legislature Action in Albany
Lawmakers consider two new tax measures backed by Governor Dewey to fund a $4190 million bond issue and a $8400 million state program. Proposals include two cents per pack on cigarettes and a one percent income tax hike, effective January 1 if voters approve the bond issue. Officials project cigarette revenue at 17.25 million and income tax at 25 million annually, with total reaching about 11.25 million once adjustments apply. The plan also authorizes the comptroller to issue bonds and sets up advertisement channels for sale of the bonus bonds while the tax increases aim to offset the bond payments and future deficits.
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Albany
Tagrense
Dewey
Sitte Comptroller
Department of Raxatin
Peyerho Sud
Housing Bill Sets Five Million Goat Housing Act
A long range housing bill aims to fund construction of 15 million homes over ten years. Introduced by Son tard Taft and Roblod Wagner, the measure would extend federal housing authority through new commissions and bank administration. The proposal seeks continued revenue tapping and federal housing support during the transition.
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Sontard Taft
Roblod Wagner
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Hamean Bank
Nubkerdyy
Deported Valente Case Sparks Deportation Debate
Washington DC judges reveal a deportation order against Valente as bills in Congress aim to halt deportations. Justice Department explains changes, while supporters seek to cancel the order. Judge Barth Mishener signals possible report to the Judiciary Committee as Valente faces prison and fines for prior forgery and related charges.
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Congress
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New
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Michigan
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Thalustica
Judiciary Committee
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Joseph B Mulhvll
Yhe
Rensselags County
Assembly Votes To Quit Saturday
Albany debate on a concurrent resolution stalls as the Republican controlled Assembly votes to quit Saturday and the Senate has yet to act. Democratic leaders protest the timing may rush major matters and impede legislative work. Negotiations continue with hopes to reach a compromise by Saturday night.
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Econ
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Congress To Hear President On Greece
President Truman plans a joint address to Congress to outline U.S. aims in the Greece crisis. He will discuss Middle East policy, support for Greece and possibly Turkey, and seek broad support from Republicans and Democrats. The message signals a formal administration policy shift in the region.
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Greece
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United States
Truman
Byielny
US weighs loan to bolster Greece amid Cold War strife
In a discussion reported from Washington, policymakers consider offering a loan to Greece to strengthen resistance against Soviet influence. The proposal, tied to broader military and economic aid, faces congressional scrutiny as officials assess impact on Turkey and potential spans to other allies. Findings hint at a broader plan to use economic lents to support anti Communist defense while weighing constitutional and political constraints.
Navigator Blown Out Of TWA Plane
A navigator was blown from a TWA plane over the Atlantic at 19000 feet amid a pressure system. The co pilot reported the bubble detached at 78 PM and the aircraft descended to about 1090 feet as the flight headed toward Grievy Scilert and the Azores coast. Reports indicate the plane landed safely in Washington later, with official details pending.
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Azores
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Cote
TWA
Washington
Mander
Ido
Ty Wighington
Toru Bell
Fawa Piblie
Freshmen GOP Senators Win Voice in Policy Making
Freshman Republican senators secured seats and limited votes on the party policy committee after a conference of 51 GOP members. The group aims to shape policy while keeping the freshmen informed and involved, with weekly sessions planned but votes reserved for senior members.
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Um—Rioghusen
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Onle
Slosell
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Wolsit
Tinldwin
Figuyton
Pallyy
Ferhmen
Hoover Seeks Large Austrian Aid Fund to 1950 Plan
In a report to President Truman, former President Hoover urges an Austrian relief program totaling about 158 million dollars over 15 months with food medicine and agricultural supplies. He says aid could extend to 1950 or 1951 if a peacetime treaty frees Austria from foreign troops. He notes reduced funding due to world shortages but emphasizes a life-sustaining level for health and vigor.
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Woshington
Herbert Hoover
Quesdent
Austria
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Germany
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United States
Te State Department
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Ausinas
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Hoover
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Peenty
Aewe Fyaty
Ian Resouites
Albany Teacher Pay Amendments Submitted
The Albany report notes amendments to a teacher pay bill pushed by the Dawes administration. Proposals include merit pay for instructors with advanced degrees, a July 1 start for certain groups, and increased annual increments. The measure aims to raise compensation levels and unify pay scales for public school teachers.
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Dawes
Mike Clener
Grink
Changin Inindite
New Yorke
New York City
Tiler Rtlon
Ives Pledges Support To Lilienthal
Widespread Senate backing emerges for Lilienthal amid approval from three senators as discussion heats over Atomic Energy Commission leadership. Debate centers on loyalty and security vows, with committee members and FBI records cited in cautionary notes about suitability and alignment with constitutional duties.
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Simue Atomic Committee
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Roy
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Tahenthy
Atomic Energy Commisson
Lickenlooper
Lowa
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Lahenthal
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Lilienthal
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Ohio
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Ole Lawmale
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Stark
Carroll Wilson
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Navy
Prasport
the United States
Republicans Fail To Agree On Rents
Washington 41 Senate Republicans last night failed to reach an agreement on a rent control bill. Senators debated general methods of enforcement and abuses of proposed legislation. They said they would meet again on the subject at an unspecified date.
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Washington
Senate
Chahinay Wilhein
Amber Wins Court Test Baston in Maganchinella Case
Amber triumphs in a Maganchinella court ruling yesterday as Baston faces a verdict. The decision centers on a kala restoration and a naval Marever Amber dispute involving Kathleen Winker and a contested Hota claim.
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Donghie
Kathleen Winker
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Ohacena
Republicans back Chicago for 1948 convention week
A Republican National Committee subcommittee, meeting in Feins City, urged holding the 1948 national convention in Chicago starting June 21, with Philadelphia as the backup if Chicago fails to meet financial terms.
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Chicago
Republican National Committee
Carol Fee
Businessmen urged to lean costs at federal level
About 300 city business and professional leaders met at the Chamber of Commerce dinner led by Robert Gasen to study federal budget effects. Gasen urged economy on a national scale with optimistic local benefits as city officials outlined programs and new chamber directors were announced.
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Robert Gasen
Hendrick Hudson
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Leland A Wilson
Sears
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Millard Mo
Arthur H Wellington
Paul V Maitin
Frlom
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John J Ahan
Cy Financial
Court Rules Foremen Unions Legal in Supreme Court Decision
The Supreme Court upholds the right of foremen to join unions with conditions on authorship of union demands. The ruling affects labor cases nationwide, with Congress members expressing support for allowing foremen to organize with independent and allied unions. The Cincinnati case ties to Packard Motor Co and Detroit foremen, while the decision signals broader limits on union representation for foremen.
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Labo Committee
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Aerslen
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John T
Mughe Tin
United Auto Workers
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Demson
Tomma Wote
Vinson
Juster Binton
Eqri Min
Explosion of Land Mines Shatters Holy Land Quiet
Nine people were killed as mines exploded near Jerusalem, prompting British troops and armored police to seal the area. Fires and curfew followed as authorities searched the Joyiah Men Sheatim district, while casualties mounted and talks of martial law intensified security measures in the Tel Aviv vicinity.
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Nile
Ali Alana Diel
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Mio Hole
Marshall Blocks Vote On Proposal At Moscow Conference
In tense opening session of the four power Foreign Ministers conference at the Aviation Industry House in Moscow heavy snowfall delayed proceedings. George Marshall blocked a move to discuss Allied occupation troops in Germany and urged focus on China and a limited troop presence. A six point agenda was agreed, with Allied representatives seeking a voice on matters affecting Germany and related sanctions.
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Aled Control Council
Omnistera
Inter Allied Repasthang Sgeney
Head of Struck Railroad Line Shot to Death
A railway line head was fatally shot in a violent incident near a cashing area by an assailant who fled. Witnesses described a chaotic scene as responders conveyed the victim to Fetitis Hospital where he died shortly after. Local authorities launched a manhunt in the surrounding jurisdiction as the investigation continues.
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