Moscow Courts Nazis In Voting For German Congress
A Soviet backed drive in East Germany urged a massive yes vote for the German People's Congress as East German Communist rulers pressed to shape a nationalist Germany. The ballot lists favored candidates with 40 percent Communist picks and a yes circle, while Western Berlin papers questioned the display of propaganda. Continued on Page Twelve.
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Berlin
Russia
Bergelf
Nazi Party
Comfedateta
Moscow
Germany
Europe
Rapallo
Soviet
West German
Ruhr
People’s Congress
Socialist Unity (Communist
Congress i
Nationalists Hold Key Points in Shanghai Skirmish
Reports from Shanghai indicate Nationalist forces maintain control of the airport and harbor entrance as clashes continue. Despite heavy fire, the defenders held fortifications along the river and a southwest edge outpost remained quiet. American ships suspended service from the port amid the ongoing actions.
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Shanghai
James
Asis Xaleway
Ry & Am
Gran
Mirport
Aite
Toda
Acheson Primes For Parley
Secretary of State Acheson readies for a big four Paris meeting with Soviet Foreign Minister Vishinsky to pressure changes on Germany and the Berlin blockade. He will meet Bevin and Schuman beforehand while ambassadors Jessup and Bohlen push a united US Britain France stance. Acheson aims for concessions signaling Soviet willingness to cooperate despite Moscow’s aggressive posture.
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Washington (P
Acheson
Russia
Europe
Paris
Vishinsky
Soviet Union
Berlin
William P. Maddox
Foreign Service Institute
State Department
Berlin Trice
United Nations
Rou
Philip Jessup
Charles
Bohlen
Bevin
Schuman
National League and American League Scoreboard Summary
The scoreboard lists NL results: New York and Philadelphia 5 Boston 4. Brooklyn Lowe 4. Pittsburg 1 Cincinnati. Chicaxn SC JTangs 4. Chicago and Cincinnati 5. AMERICAN LEAGUE 4d Philadelphia A New York 701 innings. Philadelphia 7. Chicago 10, Cleveland 1, Chicago 2, Cleveland 1. Detroit 4, Rostoh 3, Washington 4. EASTERN LEAGUE details include Albany and Scranton results, Utica 1, Williamsport 6, Wilkes-Barre 6, Hartford 2, Elmira and Binghamton 2.
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New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Brooklyn
Lowe
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Chicaxn SC
Chitwes
Xow
Chiregn
Cleveland
Chiracn
Teirnit
Levis
Fildoouie
Detroit
Rostoh
Washington
Albany
Scranton
Utica
Williamsport
Allen
Willamesport
Hartford
Wilkee
Wilkes-Barre
Elmira
Binghamton
Bank Earnings At Tops Washington
Net earnings of the 13418 insured checking banks reached a record high in 13244, according to the Federal Te pos it fentance Corporation.
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Washington
Teposit Fentance Corporation
Senator Watkins to draft war power reservation on treaty
Utah Senator Watkins plans to offer a reservation to the North Atlantic Treaty asserting Congress sole power to declare war. He questioned witnesses at hearings, signaling further reservations may follow, while Sen Connally pushes to end hearings and bring the pact to a vote in a Senate already clogged with business.
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Washington
Watkins
Utah
Congress
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Connally
D-Tex
Senate
War Declaration Question. ‘Watkins
Watkin
Connent
R-Mo
Cangrese Nn
Russian Munitions Train Explosion Reported
A Russian munitions train exploded on Thursday in Berlin as German crew and Soviet military personnel were aboard. A West Berlin newspaper reported the incident, noting it as Germanys worst railway accident since the war amid Allied scrutiny.
Democrats Seek Three Billion Cut In Federal Spending
Senate Democrats discussion a bill to trim roughly 3 billion dollars from the federal operating fund. Senator Russell of Georgia indicates a plan to advance the cut as Congress eyes a new fiscal year starting July 1. President Truman’s deficit estimates and tax expert projections frame the debate as Republicans push 5 percent agency cuts. Senate action hinges on committee positions and potential amendments.
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Washington
Senate Appropriations Committee
Russell
Truman
Maybank
Senate
House
Treasury-Post Office
Congress
Jarbank
Pay Rise Bill Faces House Vote In Economy Drive
A multi million dollar armed services pay raise bill cruises toward a House vote amid rapid calls for federal economy. The bill covers Army Navy Coast Guard Marine Corps and related services with raises from three percent for lower ranks to about 60 percent for generals and admirals. Savings from reduced overseas pay and family allowances offset costs while Defense Department endorses the proposal.
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Washington
Armed Services
House Armed Services Committee
House
Kilday
D.-Tex
Nensmen
Armed Services Committee
Vinson
D.-Ga
Army
Navy
Coast, Guard
Marine Corps
Coast and Geode
Defense Department
Gasoline Fumes Burn Garage Worker at Otto's Service Station
John Patitech, 21, of 125 Euclid Avenue, suffered first and second degree burns to face arms and legs when fumes from gasoline ignited while he cleaned a grease pit at Otto's Service Station in Middleburg and River Streets. He was taken to St. Mary's Hospital by his father Otto Palitsch. condition listed as fair. Patrolmen John Grinnick and William J. Ryan investigated the accident.
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John Patitech
Euclid Avenue
Otto
Middleburg
River Streets
St. Mary's Hospital
Otto Palitsch
John Grinnick
William J. Ryan
Radio Patrol
Model T Light Plane Developed By Teachers
MIT and Harvard instructors announced development of a two seat “Model T” light plane. The craft is designed to fly as slow as 27 mph and land on a field no larger than a tennis court. Professors from MIT Aeronautical Engineering and Harvard Business School led the three year effort, with an experimental model tested last month.
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Boston
Massachusetts Insitute of Technology
Trentiet
Harvard
Heleplans
M! Helicopter
Aeronauical
Hatvara Business Shhem
Cvat
Moe «Ince
Tornado Hits Texas City known dead in Amarillo chaos
A Panhandle tornado devastated Amarillo last night with four known dead and 63 injured. Red Cross reports 40 to 50 homes damaged while hospitals report 34 and 29 injuries. State patrol and relief units mobilized from Lubbock Plainview Fort Worth and Wichita Falls to aid in search and care as officials work to clarify casualty lists and damage estimates.
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Amarillo
Texas
Texas Panhandle
Red Cross
Ithia
Panhandle
Red Crase
S Lane
Lubbock
Plainview
Fort Worth
Wichita Falls
Beauford Jesters
Dustin
Weather Bureau
Fire destroys church and adjoining building in Tuanare
A fire destroyed the Roman Catholic Church of Rt. Vine cent de Paul and an adjoining building in Tuanare. Estimates put the damage over 50,000 with injuries reported. Origin of the blaze remains undetermined.
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Rt. Vinecent de Paul
Tuanare
Royal couple to live privately in palace with modern fittings
The article notes plans for a private royal residence with private quarters for Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip. It mentions fireproofing, kitchen tech, and a theater on the basement level, along with a peach color scheme and ship‑cabin style fittings by designer Nei Mor tie, to be installed in Buckingham Palace.
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London
Elizabeth
Prince Charlier
Ak Ae
Itram Ahimale
Fourydiand
Clarence Hose
Sion
Howe Oy
Duke of Faintaigh
Bligebeth
Philip Ard
Prince Chathe
Howe
Pwr
Grmeres
Ath
Philip
Clarence
Buckingham Palais
Monee
Srejshe
Dukes
Nei Mor ‘Tie
Orenities
Balloons Court Hurdle Censorship Says Senator
Washington Senator says Japanese wartime balloon campaign aimed to disrupt relations with Europe and carry documents to Russia. He cites winds and defense loopholes, mentions royal connections and wartime reparations, with remodeling costs offset by war damage grants and home improvements including television sets and silverware.
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Washington
Franciis
Rustim
Europe
Tarry Loty
Flandrie
Clarence Hower
William IV
Duke of
Clarente
George VI
Elizabeth
Philin
Polish embassy claims U.S. threatened ship seizure over Eisler case
The Polish embassy in London charged that the U.S. State Department threatened to seize the liner Batory unless fugitive Communist Gerhart Eisler surrendered. Eisler, jailed in Southampton, alleged he was kidnapped as British police boarded the ship during eight hours of tense negotiations.
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London
U.N. State Department
Gerhart Eisler
Eisler
Southampton
North Atlantic
State Department
Washington
United States
Warsaw
Poland
Jan Cwiklinski
Scotland Yard
Albert Morski
W. E. Bray
Jan Panski
Britain
Cwiklinski
Panski
Morski
U.S. State Department
Reizure
Solon Seeks Lowdown on Communist Eisler Flight
Senator McCarran criticized the Justice Department for allowing Communist leader Eisler to flee the country from New York on the Polish ship Batory. He announced an immigration subcommittee probe and said it will scrutinize how authorities tracked Eisler. The case sparked an international incident with detentions in Southampton and potential hearings involving Atty. Gen. Tom Clark and FBI Director Hoover.
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Washington
McCarran
D.-Nev
Justice Department
Gerhart Eister
Department of Justice
Eisler
House Committee On UN- American Activities
United States
Batory
New York
U. S
Iieais
Hisler
Southampton
Senate Judiciary Committee
Tom Clark
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Senate
Department
Nixon
Call
Clark
Congress
Schoharie Man Dies In Crash With Truck
George Edward Hughes, 37, of Schoharie, died in a collision with a milk truck on Route 143 near Acre. The driver Mareo J. Martin, 28, of Amsterdam, was uninjured. State Police and Schoharie County authorities ruled the crash accidental.
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Vie GP
George Edward Hughes
Brhoharie
Rix Automotile
Acre
Mareo J. Martin
Amsterdam
James van Herne
Rletdam
Ghyer
Sihaharie
Cravener
Mass Death Sentence Appeal Today
The six Trenton Negroes known as the Trenton Six face an appeal hearing in New Jersey Supreme Court amid a worldwide protest. The Civil Rights Congress argues the mass conviction was a governmental response to Black aspirations, while the court weighs a new trial though the Department of Justice lists the group as subversive.
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Trenton
N. J
Civil Rights Congress
New Jersey Supreme Court
United Natons’ Human Right Commission
New Jersey Cso
Department of Justice
C.I.C
Communist Party
William Horner
Rohbery
Department of Jubles
Palies
Russia's No 7 Soviet Foreign Minister Opens Talks
In New York the Soviet chief stated Americans and Russians can walk together if they want to. He had recently warned the United States and its allies, contrasting with prior speeches that hinted at preparations for war by extending the North Atlantic Pact.
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New York
Andrei A. Gremyke
Ruaseny
Roan
United Nations
Sover Gepate
Trpine
Paris
Whch
Bombs Hit Consulates in Barcelona and Madrid
Bomb explosions damaged the Bolivian Brazilian and Peruvian consulates in Barcelona early yesterday. No injuries were reported as Barcelona police suggested the attacks reflect foreign opposition to General Franco's regime. The incident coincides with a UN Assembly move by Bolivia Brazil Peru and Colombia to ease Spain’s diplomatic restrictions.
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Madrid
Barcelona
Foreign Office
United Nations
Spain
Francisco Franco
Brazil
Bolivia
Peru
Colombia
Assembly
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