Ellender Proposes New Farm Price Bill to Break Deadlock
Senator Ellender proposes a three year extension of the 90 percent parity floor for cotton, wheat, corn, tobacco, rice and peanuts to end the Senate House farm price support deadlock. Support varies among conferees with open questions about broader applicability and timing.
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Washington LLP
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House
Ellender
D.O' la
Congress
Awnen
Young
R-N.d
Lucas
Elmer Thomas
D.oxla
Senate Farm Group
Senate House Group
Bill Lapas
Anderson
D-N.m
Aiken
Sanda
G.O.P
Dulles Challenges Lehman to Debate
Senator Dulles challenged his opponent Herbert Lehman to a face to face debate on campaign issues including bigotry charges. Lehman rejected the idea calling the move a circus as he prepared for an upstate speaking tour. Dulles said he would address the charge on Rome broadcasts and urged Lehman to confront him publicly.
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New York
John Fosster
Dulles
Herbert H. Lehman
Lehman
Upstate
Cour
Lehmoan
Rome
Len
Big Army Planes Range Far In Tests
The B 36 bombers fly long distance training missions over oceans with no landings outside the continental United States except Alaska. One mission exceeded 10 000 miles with a five ton bomb load. High altitude flights limit sightings over land or sea.
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Washington
Air Force
Capitol
Continental
United States
Alaska
Texas
Hawaii
Diving Star Married Dalam
A terse local note reports a diving star wedding with Cai Tay Zoe Anz and national AAT figures attending. The brief mentions Jens and a team estimate connected to the event, signaling a prominent athlete union and related sports affiliations.
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Dalam
Cai Tay
Zoe Anz
Jens Sont Hens Trste
Three House Members Support B 36 Despite Navy View
Three members of the House Armed Services Committee Rep Price Dell Brooks of Louisiana and Kilday of Texas voiced support for the B 36 intercontinental bomber amid Pentagon debates on air war strategy. Bates of Massachusetts urged allowing limited Air Force development. Admirals noted mixed views while favoring other programs like the supercarrier.
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Armed Services Committee
Navy
Price
Dell
Brooks
D-La
Kil‘day
D-Tex
Pentagon
Bates
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Air Force
Kilday
Brocks
Indonesian Minister Fears New Warfare
Indonesian minister expresses concern over emerging global arms threats and potential escalation of conflict. Officials flag risks to regional security and call for cautious diplomacy and renewed disarmament efforts.
Weeping Czechs Jam Jails In Search Of Relatives
Relatives of prisoners Eritrea or Czech origin seek family members from jails amid large crowds. Reports note elderly individuals among the seekers, with confusion and distress observed outside detention facilities. Local authorities urge orderly conduct as crowds grow.
Reds Split Nationalist China Into Three Parts
Communist columns sweep through Canton and the South China Sea dividing Nationalist China into three main centers of resistance. About 50,000 Nationalist troops face Red forces outnumbered at least four to one, with key defense hubs around Chungking, Kweilin, and Formosa. The Red advance threatens Amoy and Chushan Islands as well as other nationalist positions under pressure to liquidate.
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Hu Tsung Han
Sung Hai-lien
Kweilin
Pai Chung
Pai
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Gulf
Irvine T Jom 2
Chiang Kaishek
Formos
Yunan
Anigy
Byrnes May Run For Governor in Surprise Move
Byrnes announces bid for governor as several allies and supporters back the campaign. The unexpected decision follows mixed signals from local politics and positions in the state leadership and Supreme Court.
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Byrnes
Aluminum Workers Strike Shuts 16,000 in Pittsburg
Pittsburg reports 16,000 United Aluminum workers begin a strike amid steel and coal walkouts that have put nearly a million workers idle. Government negotiators pursue an impasse, with Alcoa and union leaders clashing over pensions and insurance.
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Secretar of Commerce Sawyer
Sawy
Pates
How. A
Wiliam N. Margolis
U.S
Saika
Aluminum Company of America
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Alcoa
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Moscow Names Boss for Germany Crisis Era
Moscow picks a high ranking diplomat to guide East Germany after a Communist coup. The move gives East Berlin a formal nod from Moscow as Otto Grotewohl would head the government and seek international recognition for the new regime.
Yugoslav Bid For U N Seat Arouses Reds
Yugoslav bid for a United Nations Security Council seat sparks Russian opposition and Western intrigue. The vote between Yugoslavia and Czechoslovakia is likely to shape Cold War loyalties, with Moscow pressing allies to back Czechoslovakia and UN officials denying imminent changes in voting blocs.
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United Nations Security Council
United Nations
Assembly
Chonse
Czechoslovakia
Man Reid
Klaine
Kremlin
Marshal Tito
USN
Matone
Rampaian
Ormant Ales
Moorentend
Mass Return Of German P.W.s Due From Russia
In a wartime dispatch unreadable lines indicate a mass return of German prisoners of war from Russia is anticipated. The fragment hints at a government minister and foreign arretsvers with unclear details about the process and date.
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P.W
Russia
Green Island Warehouse Fire Destroys Major Stockpiles
Fire consumed five heavily stocked warehouses in Green Island near the Delaware and Hudson Yard. No injuries reported though high voltage lines and sparking poles posed continual danger. Water mains were exhausted and emergency pumping was invoked as flames spread rapidly around the dockside complex.
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Green Island
Angur
Sam
Green Island Water Co
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
Green Island Bridge
Max Grimm, Flack & Co
Adams Goal Co
Cokonje Fibre Co
Rickerson Supply Co
Holland Furnace Co
Axva
New York Power and Light Corp
Yhe FR
Hudson
Accident Victim Reclaims $2760 In Settlement
An accident victim, Lases Ese, is reported to have recovered $2,760 in a settlement. Details on the responsible party or case source are limited but the payout is confirmed.
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Lases Ese
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