Dinnyes Denies Hungary Coup Details
In Budapest on June 10 a leading Hungarian Communist said a letter from Dean Acheson promised support to former premier Ferenc Nagy, accused of plotting to overthrow the republic. Jozsef Revai in Szabadsag said Nagy also wrote Acheson in January about the Truman Doctrine.
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Budapest
Dean Acheson
U. S
Ferenc Nagy
Republic
Jozsef Revai
Szabadsag
Nagy
Acheson
Hungary to nationalize banks while favoring private ownership
Premier Lajos Dinnyes announced a government plan to nationalize the banks but maintain private property, welcome foreign loans on reasonable terms, and seek close cooperation with Russia and other powers. He said there was no coup and that Nagy and Varga faces lacked strong evidence.
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Budapest
WUP
Lajos Dinnyes
Dinnyes
Hungarian National Assembly
Ferenc Nagy
Russia
Assembly
United States
Great Britain
Soviet Union
Hungary
Nagy
Bella Varga
Austrian Head Refutes Reds in Government Tug of War
Vienna June 10 Chancellor Leopold Figl said only a dominating majority could force his resignation. He called Communist claims he would quit wish dreams. Figl and Ernest Fischer clashed publicly over private talks on Austria’s future as an American military source described Figl’s moves to expose Communist weakness ahead of a potential bid to seize power.
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U.P
Leopold Figl
Figl
People’s Party
Ernest Fischer
Austria
Hungary
Griswold Is Swiftly Confirmed As Greek Aid Chief
Washington June 10 The senate confirmed President Trumas nominee Dwight B Griswold former Nebraska governor as chief of the Greek aid program Also approved Richard F Allen to head foreign relief Norman Armour to be assistant secretary of state Emmett O Neal named American ambassadorial general in Shanghai and representative to the economic council on Asia and the Far East the Shanghai meeting set for June 16
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Senate
Trumas
Dwight B. Griswold
Nebraska
Richard F. Allen
American Red Cross
Norman Armour
New Jersey
Spruille Braden
Emmett O'Neal
Kentucky
Paul V. McNut
Arizona welfare bill ready for introduction in House
Phoenix June 10 A bill to appropriate 11 583 305 to social security and welfare with lump sum state and county grants awaits House introduction with 36 signers. A move to recess legislature till fall aims to block further welfare requests while legality of a recess is examined by Senate President Babitt and Speaker Jamieson.
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Phoenix
Social Security and Welfare Department
House of Representatives
Sidney P. Osborn
Senate
John G. Babbitt
E. L. Jamieson
Welfare Department
Bill Ending Sugar Rationing Okayed
The House Banking Committee approved a bill to end immediately the allocation and rationing of sugar for household use with no effect on price control. A Senate subcommittee is considering a similar measure. Chairman Jesse P. Wolcott said the approval was overwhelming. The U.S. has been granted a new sugar allocation to provide housewives with at least five pounds extra after August 1.
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UPR
House Banking Committee
Ralph A. Gamble
R-Ny
Senate Banking Subcommittee
Jesse P. Wolcott
Michigan
House
United States
De Concini Talked For Supreme Court
Phoenix June 10 Capitol Corridor gabfest notes a legislator quips on curbing legislature calls to one subject. Rep Oscar Cole of Ajo is in Tucson veterans hospital. Debate looms on independence from federal aid and social welfare funding. Judge M T Phelps and Eva De Concini discussed as potential 1948 Supreme Court justices.
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Phoenix
Capitol Corridor
Oscar Cole
Ajo
Veterans Hospital
Tucson
M. T. Phelps
Maricopa County
Supreme Court
Eva de Concini
Platt to replace Babbitt on appropriations panel
Sen Earl Platt of Apache county will replace President John G. Babbitt on the appropriations committee. Sen Lloyd Henning, currently vice chairman, will be restored to the chairmanship a position he held in the 17th and earlier legislatures.
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Earl Platt
Apache County
John G. Babbitt
Lloyd Henning
Eisler Convicted In Contempt Case
A federal court jury in Washington found Gerhart Eisler guilty of contempt of Congress after a five minute deliberation. The German born Communist faces punishment for defying congressional summons.
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Eisler
Washington
Gerhart Eisler
Congress
Fear Flood To Overtop Levee Near Quincy Illinois
Flood threat pushes hundreds to evacuate along a 60 mile levee protecting 110000 acres near Quincy Illinois as Army engineers and state police combat a critically weak barrier. Water reached 24 feet at Hannibal dam with spillover possible, displacing about 6000 families and 60000 acres across Iowa Missouri Illinois.
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Quincy
Ill
Illinois
U. S. Army Engineers
Hannibal Dam
Iowa
Missouri
Red Cross
Nebraska
Labor protest could backfire amid Taft Hartley bill clash
The CIO council plans a downtown parade Saturday to protest the Taft Hartley labor bill with thousands of workers expected. A country wide work stoppage is proposed in cooperation with the AFL to press for a veto. House Republicans warn a mass strike could trigger tougher controls and a summer session to act. A move to raise the federal minimum wage is discussed with bills proposing 65 to 75 cents per hour over two years.
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Los Angeles
CIO Council
House
Senate
Truman
CIO
Philip Murray
AFL
Washington
Congress
Fred A. Hartley
R-Nj
House Labor Committee
Robert A. Taft
R-O
Senate Labor Committee
Marshall Views on United States of Europe Policy
Secretary of State Marshall expressed general approval of a resolution urging Congress to back a United States of Europe within the United Nations framework. He stressed the goal of a united Europe and that the form of postwar European governance must be decided by Europeans themselves. He sent his views to Sen. Vandenberg as the Fulbright Thomas Boggs proposal would express opinion, not law, with no immediate Senate action planned.
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Marshall
Congress
United States of Europe
United Nations
United States
Europe
Organization of Europe
Vandenberg
R-Mich
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Sens
Fulbright
D-Ark
Thomas
D-A
House
Rep. Boggs
D-La
Fulbright-Thomas-Boggs
Senate
Truman
Truman Talk Broadcast Across Tucson On Three Stations
President Truman will address the Canadian parliament route heard in Tucson at 8 45 a m Wednesday over KTUC KOPO and KVOA radio stations.
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Truman
Tucson
KTUC
KOPO
KVOA
Marshall urges restoring State Department funds to face new Europe
Secretary of State George C. Marshall told a Senate panel the Hungary coup and other events demand a stronger diplomatic service. He sought restoration of $55.3 million cut from the next year’s budget, including $34.2 million for information and cultural programs such as Voice of America.
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U.P
George C. Marshall
Hungary
State Department
Congress
House
Department
Voice of America
Marshall
Senate Appropriations
Styles Bridges
Soviet Decree Tightens Secrets On Military And Trade
Moscow decree lists information on armed forces, inventions, natural resources, foreign trade, and foreign relations as state secrets with penalties up to 20 years. It covers currency status, export plans, mineral deposits, and negotiations with other states as all restricted until officially published.
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Moscow
Ussr
Sullivan Staff To Be Payless
Phoenix June 10 The attorney general John L Sullivan told his staff of five assistants and four secretaries they must resign or work the balance of June without pay. Funds will be exhausted Wednesday as no money remains until July due to added salary for an extra assistant. The office expected legislative funding to cover the cost. Most employees were likely to stay on without pay.
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Phoenix
Attorney General's Office
Atty
John L. Sullivan
Sullivan
John Thomson
India Leaders Hopeful Of Eventually Uniting Nation
Indians at Lake Success in the United Nations hope partition will be a temporary separation and that Hindu and Moslem unity can be restored after British departure. The All India Congress and Moslem League show divergent paths toward Hindustan and Pakistan, with final settlement on the horizon. The interim government in New Delhi begins reforms, notably moves to abolish untouchability, while leaders weigh political risks and external influences.
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Charles A. Grumich
United Nations
Lake Success
Subcontinent
All-India Congress Party
League
New Delhi
Jawaharlal Nehru
Mohandas K. Gandhi
Global Police Force Debate Gathers Western Opposing Views
Security council delegates clashed over Russia’s demand for equal forces in a proposed UN global police. Britain and China joined the United States and France in backing comparable contributions, while Belgium and Australia already rejected the Soviet plan. The report notes Palestine inquiry plans and Balkans tensions as the UN weighs future action.
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Palestine
Holy Land
Jerusalem
Security Council
Balkan
Council
Mark L. Ethridge
Europe
Greece
Balkans
Fron
Baseball Results National League Games
Cincinnati beat Brooklyn 3 to 1 in the first game. Boston won 2 to 1 over Chicago. Gen at New York and Louis at Philadelphia games noted with unclear outcomes.
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Brooklyn
Boston
Chicago
New York
Night. Louis
Philadelphia
Oui
Rival MLB Matchups Across The League Tonight
New York visits Chicago on the night slate while Washington travels to St Louis and Boston goes to Cleveland. Philadelphia meets Detroit in a twilight game setting the schedule for the American League slate.
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American League
New York
Chicago
Washington
St. Louis
Boston
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Detroit
Truman Crosses Northern Border on Canada Visit
President Truman crossed into Canada on a good will mission aboard a special eight car train arriving at Rouses Point New York at 8 20 a m MST. L S St Laurent and Ray Atherton greeted him with officials and aides before continuing to Ottawa where he will address Parliament on Wednesday. He plans a three day stay with a possible South American trip later in the year.
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Ernest B. Vaccaro
President Truman
Ottawa
Truman
Canada
L. S. St. Laurent
United States
Rouses Point
N. Y
Washington
White House
Congress
Western Hemisphere
South America
More Miners Decline Work Across 22 Mines
Uniontown, Pa June 10 A spread of idle actions by soft coal miners protesting labor legislation reached 22 mines in Fayette Greene and Washington counties. About 14,800 workers are idle while AFL-UMW strategizes. Gates and Kyre mines resumed after weekend idleness. Robena remains shut with 1,800 miners and 10,000 tons daily potential.
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Congress
Afl-United Mine Workers
Pennsylvania
Fayette, Greene
Washington
Gates
H. C. Frick Coke Co
Kyre
Robena
Frick Company
Briggs Strike Averted Hope Fades In Detroit Plants
Negotiators urged a last effort to prevent a Briggs Manufacturing strike affecting eight plants. CIO United Auto Workers backs a potential 20 000 worker walkout at 10 a.m. Wednesday if demands are unmet. Trade unions seek 15 cent raises retroactivity and coverage for salaried staff services.
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Detroit
Briggs Manufacturing Co
CIO
United Auto Workers’ Executive Board
Briggs
Chrysler Corp
Packard Motorcar Co
Detroit Area
Evansville
Ind
Chesser Murder Trial Set For Oct. 2
Phoenix city man John W. Chesser, 25, a service station attendant, faces a murder trial set for October 2 for the killing of Ethan J. O'Brien during a tavern holdup on March 17.
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Phoenix
John W. Chesser
Ethan J. O'Brien
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