Romanian Protests Shadow Romanian Election Crisis
Protests erupt as Romanians oppose the Tonin government while a military mission to Romania faces picketing at the American region office. About 9 000 Romanian citizens report registration issues and delays in parliamentary voting amid irregularities claimed by opposition parties. Security surrounds National Liberal and Communist areas as observers report blocked poll watchers and missing names from rosters.
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Brig. Gan. Court
van Ranatelner Schuyler
Romauia
Propliet
Pale Crous
Phe Piekela
Ministry of the Interior
Romania
National Liberal
Walionsl Peasant
Sovkeitist
Berliin
Lualieest
Bucharest
Use Voltog
Purnva
Norhdstrich Weld
Communist Party
Ago
Pasa
Grenk Uty Perannt
United States
Buchavest
Yesternpy
Carrier Blast Kills Workman at Hunters Point Navy Yard
A gas explosion aboard the carrier Antialum at Hunters Point Navy Yard killed one shipyard worker and seriously burned several others. Twenty six were ambulatory. The vessel, a 27,000 ton Essex class ship, was undergoing repairs when the blast struck a passageway near the water auxiliary engine room. Officials have not determined the exact cause.
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San Wrancisco
Antialum
Hunters Point Mavy Yard
Athens
Philp Lemier
Navy Yard Commandos
Sonte Mort
Artisiam
Une Allip
Tnr
Kingston area crash kills Strother family and relative
James Kettley, 48, Hodson, and his sitar, Mrs. Charles Phillips, 1, were killed when their car tore the highway near Samoanville, TA miles southwest of Kingston, and became wedged between two trees. Their mother Mra Cella Kelder, 6R, Talineco, and cousin Mrs. Zen Movie, 16, Ramsonsile, were injured. Mrs. Kelder is in good condition at Rena dletina Hospital with minor cuts.
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Kingston
Kingwinn
James Kettley
Hisynton
Charles Phillips
Hodson
Samoanville
Uuit
Mra Cella Kelder
Talineco
Zen Movie
Ramsonsile
Kelder
Renadletina Hospital
Mra
Davis
Sugar Price Hike Adds Half Cent to Boost Retail Prices
The Washington OPA reports a half cent rise in raw sugar prices, boosting annual revenue by about 80 000 dollars. The increase, effective after shipments reach retailers, covers raw, refined and direct consumption sugars, and aligns Cuban sugar prices under a CCC-Government agreement.
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Washington
OPA
Sain
Nt Opa
Tovauro
Vandy
Maintaia
Commodity Credit Corporation
Throngs View Funeral for Ex Mayor James J Walker in New York
Crowds gather at Frank B Campbell Funeral Chapel to view ex mayor James J Walker in state before public services at St Patrick s. New York officials order flags at half mast as city mourns the popular figure whose death follows a brain clot at Harlem Hospital.
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James J. Walker
Frank B. Campbell
St. Patrick’s
Walker
Hactars Hospital
Hewie
Willan O'Dwyer
O'Dwyer
Sénghi
Phare
Wee Tre
Jimmy
Richard Kebou
Smith Menorial Poundation
W Solonia Mast
Peqniem
Ship Strike Peace Delayed by Maritime Unity Rally
Ambiguous reports say a peace strike was delayed as organizers from Jong shoremen and GLO Marine Engineers propose continuation of waterfront action through the coast through Saturday. Despite ratification by the lower unions, the decision remains unsettled and discussions continue.
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San Franeisco
Maritime Unity
GLO
Hey
Iinions
Trade Pact Boosts U S Czech Relations In Multilateral Push
Washington reports a US Czechoslovak commercial policy pact negotiated over weeks may be announced soon. The agreement aims to ease strained trade ties, align Prague with multilateral approaches, and signal readiness to shift from exclusive bilateral deals to broader international commerce with Western allies.
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Czechosrovak
Ndeas
United States
Czechoslovakia
Iona Argo Hialians
Adtuvigan Savsyament
Fae
Uber
Crechastevale
France
Navy to Close Leyte Base in Philippines
The Navy plans to pull out of Leyte base in the Philippines once government property can be disposed of, retaining Sabine Bay submarine base and Sangley Point facilities. Deputy Commander Lynde D. McCormick suggested abandonment of Leyte as a distant outpost, noting Guam would become the Pacific’s hub as Hawaii’s role shifts.
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Washington
Leyte
Bamae
Philippines
Sabic Bay
Sangley Point
Manila
Admirnt Lynde D. McCormelt
Comemander Incalot
Pacific
Guam-Batpan
Guam
Pacific Ocean
Hawaii
U S Flyer Missing Two Years Found in New Guinea Jungle
A U S airman missing for two years in the New Guinea jungle is reported alive after five years in the wilderness. His mother recalls his words of hope as officials confirm the rescue near Tate, capital of northeast New Guinea.
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New Guinea
H Hillshore
Enn
Aly
New Gulhed
Gal
Ale Wan
Prosa
Stobbiefield
Haen
Uriday
Tate
New Guinn
J. H Stubbleald
Shuiblbo
Coffe County
Terie Wien
Russia Backs Italy Tito Trieste Negotiations
Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov informed Belgrade and Rome that direct talks between Italy and Yugoslavia to settle the Trieste border issue would strengthen openness. Bevin and Byrnes expressed support for direct talks while pushing for an internationalized Trieste under UN oversight.
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V. M. Molotov
Russia
Italy
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Pietro Quareni
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Foreign Ministers Council
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Rome
Trieste
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Thalys
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Theralian
Garzia
Vito
Adganen
Bias
Mownvhily
Byrnes
Bevin
Couve de Murville
Rasgin
United Nations Security Council
Pringle
Tratian Pamialians Agiisting
Tennessee Teachers Strike Shuts Most Schools
In Wann county Tennessee 122 teachers stayed home as demands for salary increases were pressed. The county shut 88 schools leaving only two city elementary schools open while the county court considers a proposed 9.85 dollar monthly raise and higher pay scales for elementary and high school instructors.
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Mestinnville
Wann
Wheres
Ailivnes
Hvings
Hay
Tooma Iil
Lie
Flagman killed by westbound New York Central passenger train
The flagman George Th. Davis, age 40, of Werdapart Ragman for a yard and work crew, was killed early today when he was struck by a westbound New York Central passenger train. Coronar N. 1x Wood ford was reported at the scene and authorities began an investigation into the accident.
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George Th. Davis
Werdapart
Woodford
New York
11 Injured In U S Army Plane Crash In France
An Army transport with 13 aboard including three generals reportedly crash landed near Grenoble in the southern French Alps. Five seriously hurt and six slightly injured as search teams race to reach victims with food medical supplies and rescue equipment. Weathered by mountain cold, crews and Royal Air Force observers assist from the air and ground.
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France
United States Army
Glandon Pars
London Daily Mall
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Ty. M. Haynes
Mark]w. Clark
Austria
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Mahon
Alice
Ralph Snavely
Snavely
U. S
Yate
Ralph T .Tater
Clark
Yale
Mail
Wardonnerhla
Thures Tass
Army
Royal ‘Air Force
U.S. Reconnaisance
Istres
Lewis Warns UMW as Midnight Deadline Near
Miners idle count nears 89,000 as John L Lewis warns the United Mine Workers of a pending contract expiry at midnight. Army offered to help if asked while officials say a shutdown could trigger fuel and production disruptions across Illinois Alabama West Virginia Kentucky Indiana and Pennsylvania. Leaders express fear and insist on new terms, with government and court actions narrowing options and a dramatic Tuesday turn toward possible electricity shortages and continued labor strife.
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Starles Ast Aight ' Ag
Ale United Ming Worker Oil
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Ewis
Industey
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Ellsworth
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Sual
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Lewis
Logeliar
Constant
Caudle
Alex Derito
Minvis
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U.mla
Shuge
Ilinois
Alabama
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Kentucky
Ponjsyuattin
Indiana
Ghia
Virginia
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Solid Fuels Administraton
SAS
Justice Department
Meane
United Mine Workers
Brown Uty.” Degands
Sihowi Wee
Truman
UMW
Union
Gordon Hytel
SKA
Mississippi
Explosion at Greenvine plant kills four injures over one hundred
A massive blast at the Ideal Foundry plant and office building in Greenvine BC left four dead and more than 100 injured. Firefighters fought flames as officials estimated up to 18 hospitalizations in the city’s two main hospitals. Coroner J. O. Turner identified two of the dead as J. Carl Prmmel and J. Wytle Mirns. others remained unnamed. Investigators noted a heating system release may have sparked the explosion and crews continued to search wreckage for victims.
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Ideal Foundry
Convon
Fivo
J. O. Turner
J. Carl Prmmel
J. Wytle Mirns
Parsons
Greenville
Swo
Lon
Exnington
Dendy
Rath Bonnit
Harry Coggilne
Named to Head College Oswego My Thomaa R Miler
Thomas Miller was named to head Oswego College yesterday replacing Dr Ralph W Saveturan who was granted indefinite leave of absence. Miller announced the appointment at a college event in Oswego.
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Oswego
Gawage
Ponhars Gallege
Ralph W. Saveturan
Uingas
Wouliing
Doughton Supports Tax Reduction Amid Budget Talks
Rep. Doughton chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee said he would favor a broad tax cut until the federal budget is balanced and payments on the debt are made. He commented on a Republican proposal to cut individual income taxes by 20 to 25 percent and reduce excise levies beginning July. He added he would cooperate with reasonable government economies and is open to a tax cut if feasible.
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Doughton
Wang
Tax
Ways, and Means
Knulson R-Minn
Nation Urged To Conserve Coal Stocks
Government urges citizens to conserve coal for essential public use only amid steel and mining strikes. Production administrators warn no fuel will be available for nonurgent needs, and every home and power plant must stand ready to ration coal to prevent outages.
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New York St.Uval
Neale
Siafely
Chetlion
Eourtty Bs
Naélanad Industria
Misuer
Coat
Marcantonio Quizzed For 2 Hours In Slain Voter Case
New York Republican Marcantonio faced about two hours of questioning at the Criminal Courts building as part of the investigation into the death of Joseph Scattereggio, a 48 year old man shot on Election Day. Marcantonio, who campaigned for Frederick Bryan, said he would appear again voluntarily and did not have a subpoena. A witness, Ferranile, 34, appeared as a material witness with a $25,000 bond.
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New York
Vito Marccantonio
ALY
Nepublran
Marcantonio
Joseph Scattereggio
Frederick V. P. Bryan
Marcartonta
Marcantonia
Criminal Courts
Hig
Ural
Agsl. Dist
Jacob Gubtel
General Sessions
James Garrett Wallnce
Werrainle
Ferrainle
House Probe Reveals Illegal Voting in Missouri Primary
A congressional inquiry into Missouri's primary irregularities turned over evidence to the Attorney General. The probe cited impersonation at the polls, voting by ineligible individuals, and bribery schemes. Details remain undisclosed, with officials not naming those responsible.
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House
Missouri
Halim
Gonarad Clark
Smoke Fanies Kill 2 Oswego Children
Two Oswego children died after smoke from a fire lit their bedroom. Identified as John Choa and Sharon Cox, ages two and four, the victims were in the care of Mary Ang Mrs Marold Coa. They were transported to Oswego Hospital where Dr. Ginsford examined them.
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Yan Feo
Toute
Yakden
Mad Tein
John Choa
Sharon Cox
Choy
Pie Ang Mra
Marold Coa
Ska Titan
Patralaen
Ballivan
John Brennsn
Kail
Vera
Hifare Wehiz
Osmega Hospital
Tyenibeyl
Ginsfdorn
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