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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1949

Page

9

Atlantic Pact Update Brings Denmark Iceland Italy Closer In

Three more nations move toward joining the Atlantic Pact as Denmark Iceland and Italy near formal alignment this week. Portugal remains uncertain with Rome debating Italy's membership while France Britain Canada and others push toward a signing in early April. Diplomats warn of potential Soviet efforts to disrupt the non Communist alliance.

Washington Denmark Iceland Italy Portugal Ruelang Alcide de Gaspert France Britain Norway Canada Belgium Netherlands Luxembourg United States Rgat Nairn Inine Rome Ireland Atlantic Uland State Department Greenland Azores

Employment Holding Up In Europe

An Associated Press survey shows Western Europe nearing a fourth postwar spring with jobs for nearly all, except Italians and Germans. Italy and Western Germany report about 3 million jobless combined. Britain has around 360,000 unemployed, France seeks 200,000 workers, and Belgium shows unemployment easing. Parts of Europe face drought, power cuts, and labor shifts, but overall food is plentiful and some price relief appears as aid continues.

Paris Europe Associated Press U. S Italy Germany Isome Britain France European Marshall Plan Organization Spain Belgium U.S Austia Denmark Ireland Holland Switzerland Norway Seeden

Treaty Called Curb On Germany

A Foreign Policy Association report argues the North Atlantic defense treaty, backed by force, could become the strongest security plan to prevent future German aggression and ease French fears of a resurgent Germany. Dr. Jane Perry Clark Carey of Barnard College notes WWI allies seek security from German recovery but disagree on arming and the extent of recovery.

Washington Ufi Foreign Policy Association Germany Jane Perry Clark Carey Barnard College New York City Carey Sai

Motorists Crown Baraboo River Rescue Crowned

Four young people were crowned survivors after their auto plunged into the Baraboo River. Baraboo Wisconsin was the scene as authorities and rescuers recovered the vehicle and ensured all occupants were accounted for.

Baradboo Wis Ibtir Aio Baraboo River

Coal Work Stoppage To Idle 86,375 Rail Workers

A two week memorial work stoppage ordered by John L. Lewis will idle at least 86,375 railroad workers and about 475,000 United Mine Workers. Ten railroads plan furloughs, and steel and other coal dependent industries are not immediately affected. The shutdown will curb coal output and cost miners about 68 million dollars in wages for the fortnight.

Pittsburg United Mine John L. Lewis United Mine Workers Lewis James Boy U. S. Bureau Allant Suriprise Boyd Noapig John I Pennsylvania

White House presses Wallgren nomination fight in Senate

The Truman administration pressed hard to salvage Mon C. Wallgren’s nomination to head the National Security Resources Board amid Republican opposition. Senate Armed Services Committee action looms with possible pigeonholing or a discharge petition, while miners strike over James Boyd’s mining director post tests Senate nerves.

Washington Senatore Mon C. Wallgren National Security Resources Board Wallgren Yacaton Trie Truman Cain R.-Wash Senate Senate Armed Services Committee

Senators Lay Plans For Price Investigation

Washington rumors of a Senate price inquiry target bread, food, soaps and other living costs. Senator Maybank leads the Banking Committee calling for data on price spreads between consumer costs and farmer receipts. He seeks to understand why farm price declines do not translate to lower retail goods. Tobey and others fear inflation controls remain unlikely and seasonal factors may shift prices again. Maybank hopes hearings may start after filibuster battles end.

Washington Senate Maybank DS. C Senate Banking Committee Maybank Tobey R-N. H G.O.P Truman OPA Millikin R.-Cole

Buyers Market Seen Forming Abroad

Washington US report says the world is moving into a buyers market as supply catches up with demand. Foreign trade participants note that costs have risen and the effort required to conduct business has increased. The Foreign Commerce weekly publication of the Commerce Department released the article in January.

Washington Commerce Departments Foreign Commerce Jas

Accident Kills St. Lawrence Doctor in Canton

Dr Frank F Wilt Hamme a renowned physician and dean of St Lawrence County medical staff died in a Canton crash while driving his auto with a New York Central train beta as a passenger or adjacent event. He was 3 years old.

Canton U Frank F. Wilt Hamme St. Lawrence

Curran Demands Sen Wagner Resign in New York

New York secretary of state and New York County Republican chairman Curran urged Senator Robert F. Wagner to resign amid controversy over his absence from the Senate for years. Wagner, 71, has long dealt with high blood pressure and heart ailments, prompting questions about succession and replacements.

New York U Thomas J. Curran New York Secretary of States New York County Republican Robert F. Wagner D-N.t New Ton State Curran Senate New York Penatore Wagner IMJ

Snow Falls Max 12 Inches Across Upstate New York

A March storm dumped 7 to 12 inches on central and northern New York in 48 hours. City crews battled through Friday night as plows kept main roads open. Syracuse totals reached 21 inches with a 43 degree high forecast. Northern towns like Malone reported 12 inches as warnings ended.

Upstate Syracuse New York Syracuum Weather Bureau Sr Malone

Rails Optimistic On Netw Contract In Five Day Week Talks

Chicago 35 A railroad spokesman said a contract can be written with nonoperating unions after a presidential fact finding board backed applying a five day week. The board urged a December start, hourly wage increases retroactive to October, and a Tuesday week retroactive to September. No terms were disclosed pending study by both sides.

Chicago Presidential Board Alec

V-2 Expert Now Works For Air Force

Downey California veteran Walther Raedel once designed Germany’s V-2 at Peenemuende. Now at North American Aviation he explains the V-2’s power, control, and the impact of its 63 second flight. Raedel describes testing massed locomotives as an analogy and recalls the weapon’s wartime reach and vaporized debris.

Downey Calif North American Aviation W. Riedel Walther Raedel Wart Germany Peenemuende Pomerania London Ita Air Force Bulla Germany England Seer Whit Ponty Hitler

Filibuster Fight Stalls As Key Senators Fail To Compromise

Multi line story notes key senators fail to reach accord amid filibuster dispute. Subpoenas issued to G Clendenin Byan, a New York millionaire son of Mayor O Dwyer, for grand jury questioning over a wire tapping plot targeting O Dwyer and other officials. Ryan, cited for telegrams to O Dwyer and involvement with figures like Costello, faces city hall appearance as investigators probe Copa and Gracie Mansion ties.

New York Clendenin Byan William O'Dwyer O'Dwyer Ryan New York City Costello O'Dwyer Frank Costello Costello Copacabana Gracie Mansion City Mall City Hall E.T I Ryan Thomas Fortune Ryan toMice Louisiana Georgia Frank Hogan Wiliam P. O'Brien William ‘T. Whalen District Attorney's Office

Seaway Backers Push To Break Seaway Lobby

Senator Wiley Rudinet urged supporters to hold limited hearings in the Senate Foreign Relations Committee to counter anti Seaway lobbying. He argued the Seaway will keep Midwest heavy industry and jobs by enabling ore imports from Labrador and securing the region’s industrial base.

Chicago Wiley North American St. Lawrence Seaway Midwest Labrador

Lake of Life mud miraclegers healing claims spread to Urals

Ogonek reports a lake near Motayevsk in the Urals whose mud, rich in propolis and minerals, allegedly healed 200 of 264 patients with arthritis, sciatica and nerve disorders after three treatments. The journal says a state sanatorium will be built as word reaches Moscow.

Moscow Ponce de Leon Florida Rowan Ogenek Ural Mountains Benpiness Motaevsk Samneavel Sverslovek Ogonek Deere Ovsk Okonek Realmente Lfe Urals

Soviets Lay Claim To Antarctic Lands

London GM-Russia's leading geographer said the Soviet Union will not recognize any division of Antarctica unless it has a hand in the division. Lav Berg of the Soviet Geographical Society stated on Moscow radio that any solution of sovereignty in the Antarctic must include participation of the Sport Union for legal validity.

London Russia Soviet Union Antarctica I Lav Berg Soviet Geographical Society Moscow Antarctic Sport Union CSAS Guch & Deciacy

13th Day Of Talk Expected In Senate Filibuster Fight

Washington report on the failed effort to settle the Senate filibuster clash over debate rules. President Truman presses for a massive legislative program as talks continue with Democratic and Republican leaders. If no compromise is found, round-the-clock sessions may be used to wear down southern opposition.

Gustav Rasmussen State Department Copenhagen Washington U.S . Senate Cam Catify i Wallgren Publicis Adminiatra Jinn Truman Senate Renfereen Agiun McGrath D.R Lucas of Dumois Lucas Wherry Ned Byrd D-Va Dixie Forces

Li Taung Jen Challenging Chiang for Nationalist Army Control

Li Taung Jen launches a bid to seize control of the Nationalist Army from Chiang Kai-shek. Ho Ying-chin becomes premier as Li seeks to unite southern generals and strengthen leverage against a Communist Yangtze crossing threat. American officials view Li as the best chance to salvage something from Nationalist China.

China Cen Ho Ying-Chin Taung Jen Legislative Yuan Whew Seymour Topping Nanking Li Taung-Jen Chiang Mat-shek Chiang Chiang Haa Whampoa Military Academy Beieve Yangtze Pal Chung-Hai Hankow jSuch Io Chiang Tothinery

Fire Hero Plummets Into Burning Building

A Baltimore region fire hero, Allan Johns, saved four women from a burning house yesterday then fell into the wreckage. He climbed a porch roof and helped two more people to safety before the roof collapsed. One resident died and Jenna was taken to Baltimore City Hospital in critical condition.

Laitimore Ume Bowtx Allain Johns Bitch Jenna Baltimore City Hospital

Burma reports heavy fighting in Mandalay

In Rangoon and Mandalay Burma heavy fighting is reported as government forces clash with Karen rebels. A government communique notes ongoing combat and a counterattack is being prepared. Mandalay, about 200,000 people, lies five miles north of Rangoon as a large offensive against Karen fighters is anticipated with Communist aid alleged in some areas.

Rangoon Burma Mandalay Hoton‘bo Karenistan

New Paper Process Saves Newsprint Cost

Consolidated Machine Works Corp announced a new curling process saving about 559 per ton in newsprint manufacturing. Arthur F. Ingle, president, described the Curlation process as the latest advancement in pulp and paper production in Rochester.

Rochester Consolidated Machine Tonk Corp Arthur FL Ingle

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