Senate breaks off farm price talks in stalemate
Senate conferees failed to reach a compromise with House members over farm price support. Negotiations were suspended with no clear resumption date and the next session looms in January. Law would set parity based supports from 60 to 30 percent pending new farm legislation.
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House Approves Civil Service Pay Raises
The House passed two bills granting civil service pay raises for government workers. The package aims to raise annual averages by about 140 to 329 per year for various federal employees with a projected total impact around 278 million dollars. The Senate is expected to approve and send to the White House after a compromise between branches.
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Senate
Congress
Heuser Bayer
MRA
Alice
Jailed Reds Lose Appeal in Contempt Ruling
The Supreme Court refused to hear appeals by three U.S. Communist leaders jailed for contempt after a turbulent New York trial that convicted them of advocating forcible overthrow of the government. Justices Black dissented. four others took no part.
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Ohio
Henry Winston
Gilbert Green
Illinois
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Bei
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Chicago
Four-Month Bell Strike Ends at Bell Aircraft Plant
A state board of inquiry announced a tentative settlement ending the four month strike at Bell Aircraft near Niagara Falls involving 1700 workers. Wages and pensions were core issues with violence and arrests marked the dispute. terms await ratification by the local union councils.
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Bell Aircraft Corp
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Labor unions clash as unity bids test strike actions
President Green rejects pooling labor resources amid friction with Lewis as UMW and CIO weigh joint defense in coal and steel disputes. Murray favors unified bargaining while UMW Local 140 condemns seizure calls and Chings mediation seeks talks with steel leaders as aluminum workers strike idles up to one million nationwide.
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Willam Greet
John L. Lewis
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U. M. W. Green
Philip Murray
CIO
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Ohio
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West Virginia
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Union
Envoy Cavendish Cannon Recalled From Belgrade Mission
The State Department announced Ambassador Cavendish Cannon is recalled from Belgrade due to illness after a period of unwellness. White House press secretary Lingein confirmed the development as of last night.
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State Department
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Tugosiavia
Cannon
Lingein White
Tragic Air Sea Crash Off Cape Cod Kills Mother Two Babies
Provincetown, Massachusetts. A chartered plane crashed in the sea near Provincetown. Three people dead include a mother and two infants. a man and other occupants were rescued. Coast guard and searchers recovered bodies and identified Mrs Reppete and Mire Edward S Devin among the missing.
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Woman killed in her own car on rural drive
A Provincetown woman, Catherine Graham Gib, 43, died when her car rolled after she parked to visit friends. The vehicle moved suddenly on a farm drive, striking her as she attempted to step from the车. Reports say passengers later identified her as Mrs Graham, wife of Bert Clyte, with aircraft en route to Boston.
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Mar Clee
Catherine Grabon
Provincetown
Shenaan
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Army Mars
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Boston
Ramakele Steplel
Graham Pot
Bowton
AL Gest
Qaty Paceengers
Graham War
Darts
Bert Clyte
Imaniones
Churchill's Daughter To Wed Photographer
Churchill's daughter Mise Sarah Churchill, daughter of Britain's wartime prime minister, announced yesterday her engagement to Anthony Beauchamp, a British society photographer. Their marriage is planned for today with parental approval. Beauchamp arrived three weeks ago after formalizing with Winston Churchill. The couple had reportedly been secretly engaged for a week.
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WPA
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Mise
Sarah Churchill
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Vie Oliver
Orin
Philadephia
Marines Seek Protection From Army "Collins Plan" Across Services
Gen. Clifton Cates told a Senate Armed Services panel that the Army seeks to shrink the Marine Corps to a police force while letting the Air Force take over naval aviation. He cited four‑star Gen. J. Lawton Collins as author of a plan to unify forces, with hearings to hear Air Force officials on the matter.
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Clifton B. Cates
U. S. Marines
Army General Staff
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Cates
J. Lawton Collins
Air Force
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Pentagon
Industrialist's Wife Dies Under Subway in Philadelphia
Willam L Batt, head of Ski Industries Inc and former War Production Board leader, reported wife Ruby Burroughs Batt, 62, died at City Hall station after being struck by a subway train. Batt said she did not appear to jump and witnesses described the tragedy as the train entering the station on a curve.
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Orchestra Conductor Mark Warnew Dies After Attack
Mark Warnew, 47, renowned conductor of the Tacky ae Nt pecide Tain thee deed nf gehen attack yesterday. He was rushed to Pri 3 pital with a cheeky se herst neon and died. Warnew, a native of Rusa Warhow, was brought to the United States and became a familiar figure in New York City’s orchestral scene.
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Ishineky Press Lake Success Update From News Conference
Ishineky announces at a news conference at 2 pm EST that Andrei T. Kitchy has recovered from a recent setback. The briefing addressed current health and status next steps.
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UN bets on Balkan peace hopes fade in Greek clash
The United Nations Balkans Conciliation Committee ended a day of talks with no clear replies from Greece, Albania, Yugoslavia, Bulgaria, the United States, Britain, or Russia. Optimism waned as Albania’s position appeared to stall progress while Soviet and Western views sparked cautious mood about a possible breakthrough.
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Jakob A. Maik
Russia
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Rocubiile
U.N. Conciliation Committee
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Tuge
Austrians Vote In Uncertain Election After Coalition Shock
In Vienna yesterday President Kati Renner announced the ruling coalition will continue after a largely unanimous decision by the government party. The cabinet plans to push a new budget and reshuffle key ministries amid post election tensions and market jitters.
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Right
Kati Renner
Ana
Mass Deportations Reported by State Department
The United States charged Russia with mass deportations from a region linked to Soviet atom tests. About 17 000 Greeks were moved from the Caucasus to Kazakhstan in mid June under extreme hardship, families separated, and many housed in concentration camps with severe deprivation.
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United States
Russia
State Department
Soviet Caucasus
Europe
Truman
Turkey
Iran
Central Asia
Stte Department
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Kazakhstan
Gagry
Soviet Union
Asia
Athens
Ts Profesta
Land Slide Threatens State Canal Dam
A landslide imperilled a dam on the state canal system near Syracuse, prompting emergency repairs. Crews, led by New York State Department staff, guarded against further breaks and began preliminary work after the slide. Officials said the reservoir, holding about ten miles of canal, could release thousands of cubic feet of water if the structure failed, with authorities planning rapid stabilization and monitoring.
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Wiliam Fishinsem
New York State
Wight
Bern
Ferther
Masia
Ee Cain
Retinsen
Heik
Rapaiond
Senate ends deadlock freeing 15 billion for Air Force
Advocates win after 48 hour standoff as Senate and House capitulate to fund the armed services for the year. Truman backed the Senate stance. The appropriation approves 31.6 billion and adds radar construction and Alaska Okinawa plans.
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Biggee Air Force
Hood
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United States
Alaska
Okinawa
Senate House
India To Steer Middle Road Nehru Says
Nehru declares India will pursue a middle course in foreign policy avoiding Cold War entanglement while ready to defend liberty or peace. He urged world leaders to favor talks and peace, warning neutrality would betray struggle for freedom. He spoke at Colgate University as he received an honorary degree and was guest of honor at a university function in New York.
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Willan O'Dwyer
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