Paroled Convict Fails In Cash For Freedom
Matthew Armer 27 of Mamata, a parolee, is charged with brand Uleneny dard possession of tools used in a theft. After a high speed chase, Armer led officers through Orr Street to River Street before being caught near Hudson Street. The incident followed a car theft from Hiulion Street between Eighth and Ninth avenues. Continued on Page Eleven.
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Canadian Union Orders Tieup of Lake Ships
Canadian Sailors Union president Yoronto P K Sullivan announced a complete tieup of Canadian Inland vessels beginning eight days from now. The union seeks an eight day loss of service and warns striking crews will face desertion charges if they report to work.
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Tieup of Lake Ships
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Canadian Seamen's Union
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Unclear historic scoreboard with multiple errors and mixed leagues
Fragmented standings show Brooklyn routing Philadelphia 5 0 and 6 4, with New York and Boston results tangled. American League notes Boston 1 New York 0 and New York 4 Boston 1 incomplete. National League, Central and other leagues list varied scores and postponed games amid garbled team names and locations.
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U S Expects Record Flow Of Aid In World Food Move
Washington reports a record flow of relief shipments as agencies push a historic food aid operation. Officials say the next five weeks will see the largest movement of grain and wheat exports in history to alleviate global famine, with shortages affecting bread and flour availability at home.
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American Dairy Association
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Food Mystery Stirs London
A fragmented report describes political tension in London over a food related scandal, with references to Cabinet members and the House of Commons. It mentions conservative figures and debates about a debt issue tied to the political climate, signaling unrest and parliamentary friction.
Bankheai?s Condition Still Serious Says Navy
Navy reports Bankheai?s condition remains serious as daily updates show no improvement. A local senator, Ranke Wendl Ata, 78, hospitalized Friday after a separate collapse, while naval officials discuss ongoing medical assessments and recovery prospects amid unclear details.
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Wilahington Cpm
Ranke Wendl Ata
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UN Group Split on Spain Report At United Nations
The United Nations subcommittee in New York faced divisions on how to present its Spain report to the Security Council. Delegates argued over issuing definite conclusions or simply summarizing gathered material as April deadlines approach. France and Britain backed stronger conclusions while Australia and China resisted. The panel plans further studies to assess whether the Spain situation has caused international friction and what remedies the UN may consider.
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United Nations
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Epland
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China
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Marshall Presses For Truce In China
The United States envoy and Chiang Kai-shek leaders discuss renewing talks as government troops push toward Harbin and Changchun. Reports say Communists retreat signals a ceasefire, with optimism from Nanjing about immediate peace talks.
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Nanking
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Gommunist
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Harbin
Marshall
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Pewee
Manchuria
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T. ¥. Soong
Am Iinport
China
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Nego
Communista
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Changchun
Tehwei
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Ludi Kiang
Har- Rin
Tinghwa
Russia Agrees to Arm Poland on Credit Basis
London reports that the Soviet Union will supply Poland with military equipment on long-term credit following talks in Moscow. Credits are extended to aid Poland's return of gold reserves abroad, with Britain agreeing to reduce Poland’s debt to Britain from 600 million to 41 million dollars, and 12 million to be drawn from Polish reserves in London.
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Moscow
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Russia
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Lronsney
Pound
Britain
Polleh
White House Pressure Fails Whitney Attacks Truman
Whitney warns labor to back his anti Truman campaign and vows to spend millions to defeat Truman in 1948. He claims the railroad brotherhood holds 47 million dollars and will use it to oppose Truman and Congress votes on labor legislation. Union leaders assign blame and debate the impact on Truman’s standing as the White House faces railway strike actions.
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Claude Fepper
Truman
Popper
Coalition May Block Labor Draft Vote
Washington reports a cross party group of Republicans and Democrats moving to block early Senate approval of President Truman’s labor draft measure. Despite a strong House passage, Senate opposition signs emerge as a stricter long term labor dispute bill looms.
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Labor Front Bulletins From Labor Front Bulletins
Labor Front Bulletins reports tensions during a meeting as armored guards protect worker properties near Massixonville with a push to defend sailors and maritime workers amid what is described as repressive legislation. Joseph Curran claims 600,000 could be affected, while the Mine Administration denies further action beyond preparations.
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U.S. Pairs German Squeeze Play With Reparations
A fragmentary report discusses U.S. stance on German reparations and economic measures amid Allied plans. It mentions figures like a potential $1.1 billion annual cost and references to the administration and military authorities shaping policy.
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Lewis Claims Law Forbids Action by Him
President Trimyn filed last night to redo the quit strike and resume mining after a White House session with John L. Lewis yielded no public statement. Talks were to continue with government officials and mine operators as unions press for a settlement amid the coal strike and railroad stoppage aftermath.
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Neue Fedturet Admdals
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Army Muzzles Lichfield Trial Personnel
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