Churchill Attack Repulsed and Four Year Plan Ahead
An overwhelming Labor majority in the House of Commons defeated Churchill's no confidence motion 874 to 188. Attlee's government disclosed a four year plan as Labour approves a wartime economic recovery program. A new production chief with broad powers to allocate contracts and direct output will be announced next week.
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Nations Oldest Governor Dies in Wisconsin
Madison Wisconsin veteran Republican Gouvernor Goodland aged 86, longest serving state chief executive, died last night at 10 15 pm after a heart attack on his way home. He became governor at 82 following the death of Ot Lane and served until yesterday while handling pains in his leg. He told the financial secretary he felt fine and hoped to return in two weeks.
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Paraguay Rebel Stronghold Besieged By Government Troops
Asuncion reports that forces loyal to Paraguay’s government launched a siege against the rebel stronghold of Concepcion amid tense streets. Government says operations focused on military targets outside the city with no confirmed bombing or clashes yet. Civilians rally irregular battalions to back loyalists while 600 to 700 rebels hold the banks of the Paraguay River, urging others to join. Curfews and patrols surround Asuncion as authorities claim restrained efforts to avoid bloodshed.
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Troy Airport Crash Fatal to Two Instructors
Two Civil Aeronautics Administration aviation instructors died when their plane crashed during takeoff at Troy Airport. Richard Lake and another man from Schenectady were pronounced dead at the scene. both former Army flyers. Aircraft inspectors from Westheld Massachusetts conducted a probe but had not issued an official report by press time. Continued on page thirteen.
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31 Charged With Murder In Lynch Slaying
A grand jury returned a bill of indictment charging Roosevelt Caslos Nord a Greenville taxi dispatcher and 30 others with murder and accessories before and after the fact in the fatal stabbing and lynching of Willie Bavle. The suspects, all Greenville taxi drivers, were allegedly involved in the killing and were taken from jail by an armed mob.
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Guard Held In McNear Assassination
A former railroad guard connected to Tolady and Western Timband guards was detained for questioning in the assassination of railroad president George P. McNear Jr. Police recovered clues and noted a possible accomplice, while a coroner's inquest left the motive and shooter(s) unknown.
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Threat to House Member Triggers FBI Inquiry
Washington reports say the House Labor Committee investigated a telephoned threat against a member and the death of George P. McNear Jr. Chairman Harley said cases were reviewed after a letter to Attorney General Clark. An anonymous phone call described the threat and urged action.
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Convict Claims to Be Heir to 350000 Fortune
A Buffalo prison case features convict Afotn Sintmang claiming he is the heir to a 350000 fortune once tied to a wealthy wool merchant now dead. Officials dispute his claim while another inmate seeks the estate, with relatives listed as potential heirs and a long legal process ahead.
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Reds Yield to Bevin Assault in Moscow Note
A spirited counter by Ernest Bevin prompted Moscow to show a muted response as news of Truman’s Greece and Turkey policy reached the Kremlin. Molotov gave no official explanation for recalling ambassadors, while U S diplomats anticipate a tougher policy shaping future talks. The exchange between Russian and British ministers continues with no clear shift in tension.
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Child Brutally Murdered In California
Esther Lee Lewis a 9 year old girl was found murdered near her Sanger California home after being abducted on her way to school. Undersheriff John Ford described the scene as horribly mutilated. Police noted a wave of similar killings in the state with several unsolved cases including the Dahlia murder.
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Rescuers Still Dig for Sixth Man After Downtown Building Collapse
Rescue workers pulled four men alive from the five story downtown building collapse and pressed on for a sixth person believed buried. A 45 year old man named Atolens died earlier as crews recovered bodies. Two others, Delninn and Pealetti, were pulled free as the rescue operation continued through the night.
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State Senate Passes Minimum Teacher Pay
The New York Senate approved a permanent minimum pay program for public school teachers and a new tax plan to fund a 400 million veterans bonus, sending both measures to the Assembly. The teacher pay bill passed unanimously, with a citywide salary floor from 2000 to 5125 and increments, effective July 1 next year.
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Mine sinks U S vessel off Italian coast
A U S freighter, the Exanthia, struck a mine near Pianosa island south of Leghorn Italy. Six of 44 crew were saved, with reports of dead and wounded aboard. Port authorities and Italian agencies note ongoing rescue and conflicting crew landing reports.
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Bulgarian frontier tightenings strain diplomatic incursions
A Bulgarian border crackdown triggered by Bulgarian restrictions on foreign diplomats. An American envoy was turned back at the frontier while a Polish diplomat from Tehran was allowed to proceed. Intercepted reports hint at growing internal tensions and tighter measures along the Bulgaria–frontier line.
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Death of American Author Winston Churchill Expires
Obituary notes the American author Winston Churchill dies of a heart attack yesterday at Winker Park Wa. He was linked with St Lords and the United States Mavad Academy. He authored widely read novels including The Vindication of Win Chop and The Dwelling Place at Light.
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Senate Narrowly Backs Limit on Presidential Term Length
The Senate voted 39 to 33 to limit future presidents to a ten year term, a move debated after long talks on Franklin D Roosevelt and fears of war. Senator Brooks argued America faces war while Pepper pressed for restraint, and the chamber ultimately postponed action on the presidential term proposal.
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Pork Prices Steady Forecasters Hint at Rise
Chicago market report notes steady pork prices with the Amey team and Meat Institute indicating a predicted price rise may emerge soon. Analysts cite supply factors and consumer demand as drivers shaping near term trends.
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Red Headed Gal criticised as communist tactic
Reported by Washington chamber of commerce details alleged communist influence within labor groups and political lobbying. It claims women were used to undermine opponents and calls for unity between employers and workers against the Communist movement. The chamber released the report before President Trumans speech yesterday.
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Vandenberg Backs U S Stand On Greece Turkey Aid
Senator Vandenberg, presiding over Foreign Relations, supported President Truman’s push for $300 million to aid Greece and Turkey as part of a broader U S foreign policy effort. He urged careful congressional consideration and scheduled a committee session to hear Dean Acheson amid debate on potential costs and global implications.
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Taylor Opposes Sending Troops to Turkey or Greece
Rep Dean P Taylor of Troy Republican said he would vote against sending American troops to Turkey or Greece even as he supports Truman's aid proposal of 800 million. He warned of a congressional fight over authority for overt military personnel and urged civilian supervision of the expenditure rather than Army deployment.
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Secretary of State Comments on President Program Details
In response to reporters questions Vandenberg said Congress should be able to act as the President wishes by March 8 while urging development of a total policy to avoid imperialism and primacy. The remarks were continued on page one with the president.
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Truman Flies To Florida For 4-Day Rest
President Truman travels to Florida for a four day rest as doctors prescribe walking swimming and sunbathing to regain strength. The trip comes as the White House contemplates foreign policy tests in the Near East and Greece amid global tensions and the looming Bernd Caw landings near military bases.
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