World Bank IMF Urge Europe to Devalue Currencies
Top leaders of the World Bank and IMF pressed European nations to devalue currencies to hasten economic recovery. Eugene Black and Camille Gutt argued current rates hinder European goods in dollar markets, urging urgent action despite technical concerns.
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Washington
World Bank and Monetary Fund
Ee Re Ee Ee
Eugene Black
World Bank
Camille Gutt
World Monetary Fund
Gutt
SATHONAL LEAGUE scoreboard notes and scattered results
A fragmented scoreboard shows Cincinnati 2 41 percent over St. Louis 1 and New York 4, Potrhyrs 11, Philadelphia 5 with rosters including Chiraze Crain. Other entries list Boston 7 Detroit 4 and Washington 2 St Legis at New York 2, plus Cleveland at Philadelphia with rain. Easters Leaguet playoff events and rain affecting games in Wilkes Barre and Ringhemeon.
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St. Louis
New York
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Chiraze Crain
Boston
Detroit
Chirag
Washington
St. Legis
Cain Creveland
Sere Fents
Wikkes-Barre
Alrant Rains
Ringhemeon
Erranion
Truman Asks End Of Trade Barriers
President Truman urged the 44 members of the World Bank and IMF to remove obstacles to international trade at the banks and fund fourth annual conference. He framed a trade expansion plan based on mutual exchange of best goods and a stable monetary base and highlighted U.S. interest in a successful United Nations.
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South Africa
U. S. Treasury
Treasury
Snyder
Britain
Washington
Truman
World Bank
International Monetary Fund
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Bank
United States
United Nations
Congress
U.N. Regime Proposed for Jerusalem Center
The U.N. Palestina Conciliation Commission urged a two zone international regime for Jerusalem with a UN commissioner as supreme authority including a 14 member council an international tribunal and a unified court. The plan seeks local self government in both zones but ultimate control rests with a central UN governed body. It faces stiff opposition from Israel and Jewish leaders.
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U.n.palestina Conciliation Commission
Jerusalem
U.N
Israel
Jordan
Trans-Jordan
General Council
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Acheson and Bevin Map China Policy in Joint Talks
Secretary of State Acheson and British Foreign Secretary Bevin reported a guarded joint statement after a nearly three hour session. They seek a common policy toward Communist China and other urgent issues, including Palestine, Middle East development, and a possible Japan peace treaty.
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Washington
Acheson
Bevin
United States
Britain
Orient
Middle East
China
United
Philip C. Jessup
Lewis Douglas
Oliver Franks
M. E. Dening
Far East
British
Foreign Office
United Nation Palestine Commission
Gor‘fon Clapp
Tennessee Valley Authority
of Power
Israel
Arat Lands
Council of Foreign Ministers
Paris
Japan
Husain
Dewey Groups Officials Over Peekskill Riot
Governor Dewey summoned State Police head Ingra A Gaffney and District Attorney George M. Fanelli with Westchester officials to discuss the Peekskill riot after Paul Robeson concert. Reports cite injuries and rock throwing by teenagers as a focus of the inquiry.
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Albany
Dewey
Westchester County
Paul Robeson
Peeketil
Inka
Republican Leading Pennsylvania Voting in 26th District
Johnstown PA strong GOP showing leads in special election to fill the late Rep. Robert L. Coffey Jr. seat. John P. Saylor Navy veteran builds a margin over Mrs. Coffey as precincts report with Cambria County tipping toward the Republican. District leans GOP in nearby Armstrong and Indiana counties.
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Johnstown
Pennsylvania
Go.p. Naval
Johin P. Saylor
Robert L. Coffey
Seyror Susu
Coffey
Cambria
Saylor
Armatrong
Indiana
G.O.P
Con
Adams Township
Cambria County
Upper Yoder
Lewis Hints Strike Over Welfare Pay
John Lewis warns of possible strike against Southern coal operators over welfare payments to United Mine Workers fund. He cites a prolonged short work week and a failing payout fund, while Island Creek Coal Company chief James D. Francis accuses Lewis of threatening action and urges a new contract to restore welfare payments and normal production.
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Washington AP
John Lewis
Yesterdany
Lewis
Southern
James D. Francis
Island Creek Coal Company
Huntington
Val Lewis
Francis
Lex
New York
Francia
Beatheen
Leonie
Beacon Meeting Reveals Reds Plotting Strategy
A Senate subcommittee reported a January Beacon gathering of Communist officials including three Americans from Meaten discussed party strategy and possible U S foreign policy alignment. The informant named Matthew Mathin as a witness candidate facing deportation. Three Comintern agents were cited as present, with investigations ongoing into the network and their links to Comintern and the United States government.
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Washington
Beacon
Senate Peieiars
Immierstin i Masiice Mathin
Brooklyn
Rts
Mathin
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Mackin
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United Siatese
Comintern
Henge
Vna
Senate
Detroit Primary Leads Show Cobo Edwards Ahead
Detroit voters tilt toward Cobo and Edwards in a fragmented primary race with scattered returns. Mayor Eugene J. van Antwerp and others trail as the field narrows toward a possible runoff or party nomination decision.
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Dishey
Edwards
Etprat Maxar
Serdas
PrimArNelastin Cote
Fy Cry Council
Eugene J. van Anweep
Horn T. Frankensten
AW. LD
Jeseee van
Rae
Fan
Nev
Ate
Per Anan
AAV
Walter Po Meutiet
Arene
Droval
Omar Fee
Otto
Alan
Este
Mayer
van Antwerp
Franken Ween
Ards
Seven Russian Veterans Set Record In UN Session
Seven Russian veterans set a record at the United Nations meeting as a veteran delegation led by Semvon K. Tearap earned recognition. The event occurred amid ongoing U.N. deliberations with the usual vetoes noted by the Secretaries committee in Lisbon Portugal and additional remarks from Hashemre Jor fan Amelia Frniant and CHyyn.
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I Iread
Portugal
Hashemre
Jor Fan
Weiy
Amelia
Frniant
Chyyn
Marahet
Servet
Semvon K. Tearapah
Greece Considers Invasion of Albania Over Guerrilla Threat
Athens signals Greece may invade Albania citing guerrilla attacks from the north and self defense. The Greek delegation to the United Nations says Article 51 could justify action if rebels strike again, with the decision needing General Assembly approval unless guerrillas move first.
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Greece
Albania
U.N
U-nation Security Council
Snaders
Streai
Fuasia
Russia
Moscow
Cominformaphora
General Assembly
Guerrilas
Yugoslavia challenges USSR to UN appearance over Albania
Belgrade charges Moscow and New Times spread propaganda against Tito regime. Yugoslav leaders announce plans to present a strong U N delegation at the September assembly in New York. Prime Minister Tito denounces alleged Soviet moves and pledges a determined communist effort within Yugoslavia to counter external influence.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Moscow
Russia
United Nations
Mosha Pijade
Borba
Marshal Tito
Edward Karfei
U.N
Tito
Kardeij
New York
Pijade
New Times
Albania
Pijarde
Postburo
Ars
Alan
Unalaca
Proparanda
Prada
Tite Sunday
Tha Yu
Troy Girl 5 Triggers Police Kidnap Search
A five year old girl sparked a Troy kidnapping scare when she tried to take home a baby. Police and detectives searched the business district near the Troy Public Library after the infant David Rote was found missing from a carriage. Officers later recovered the child unharmed and returned him to his mother Mrs Edward Roberts.
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Sixth , Avenue
Latreets
Edward Roberts
Troy Public Library
Second Street
Ferry Street
Joseph F. Walsh
Sebastian DeGiorgia
Joseph OP Shiels
Michael V. Sala
Seeletance
Tn Mra
Roberta
Peetfeerk Waleh
Division Streay
Piret
Second Streets
Cunningham
Raft
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Dide
Ward
Mos
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Wale
Demargio
Judy
Jemeent
Widmap
Fairless Ready To Bargain In Steel Bargaining Pause
U S Steel and major producers including Jones and Laughlin and Republic agreed to resume collective bargaining with the United Steelworkers after a presidential board package on wages and benefits. President Truman praised the progress as talks shift toward quick settlement and a new bargaining timetable is set.
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United Steelworkers
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United States Steal Corp
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Republic
Inland Steal
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Truman
U. S. Steel
Presidential Board
Bald Insurance and Pensions
Benjamin F. Fairless
U.S. Steel
Ake Iworker
Philip Star- Barnay
Murray
White House
Comepany
Joand L
Rail Strike Negotiations Resume Today
Negotiations between rail workers and management restart today after a brief pause. Officials report discussions focus on service disruptions, wage proposals, and job security as talks resume with mediation teams present.
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