Secretary of Labor Schwellenbach Dies
Secretary of Labor Lewis B. Schwellenbach, 53, died at Walter Reed Hospital after a long illness. President Truman expressed deep regret as Schwellenbach, a former senator and federal judge, passed away in Olympia, Washington, with Mrs. Schwellenbach at his bedside. He had led the labor department since 194? and faced ongoing labor disputes while guiding policy and conciliation efforts.
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Weather forecast for tonight and Friday
Weather bulletin shows scattered clouds with possible thunderstorms tonight and Friday. It notes a slight warm up tonight and cooler conditions Friday into the weekend. Temperatures range around 65 to 70 tonight with highs near 90 on Friday.
Russians End Spy Center In Berlin War Tension Rise
Berlin reports say the Soviet Union will end a western spy and sabotage center in Berlin, amid new travel restrictions between Soviet and Western zones. The Taegliche Rundschau accuses Western powers of plans to split Germany, while Moscow-denied charges spark protests from American officials.
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Federal Judge Keeps Ban On Rail Strikes
Federal Judge T Alan Goldsborough extended a ban on a coast to coast railroad strike by three unions after granting the government a temporary injunction. The decision replaces a prior restraining order and gives the unions five days to file a written answer to the government’s plea for a permanent injunction. The judge ment also hinted at a possible ruling after the answer is filed. The case remains unresolved as arguments for the engineers, firemen, and switchmen were heard, with the government opposing the motion. Local hearing scheduled, with a speedy full hearing promised.
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Truman presses flood control as tour nears end
President Truman urged flood control measures during a Pacific Northwest swing, urging bipartisan support and housing and farm aid while criticizing Congress as the worst since the early republic. He hinted at returning to discuss campaign issues, spoke in Spokane and Seattle, and advocated development of western river basins.
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Air Force plans to buy 2201 planes soon
Washington reports the Air Force intends to purchase about two thousand two hundred planes in a multi-year program. The package includes 3 bombers and 540 fighters along with 554 transport and related craft. Additional details cover costs and supplier mix, with potential changes as the plan proceeds.
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Senators Vote Expected On Draft Bill Amid Debate
Senators prepare for final vote on the selective service revival. heated house debate over extending the draft, registering all 18 to 23 year olds, and expanding reserves. conflicting views warn of delays as amendments remain and political maneuvering continues in Washington.
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Air Force XS-1 Faces Pioneering Jet Speed Record
Secretary Symington announced Air Force progress toward breaking the sound barrier with the XS-1 experimental jet. Capt. Charles Yeager, a 28 year old test pilot from Virginia, is lauded for preparations at Wright Field Ohio. The XS-1 aims for Mach 1.07 to Mach 2 speeds at high altitude, though details and numbers are partially undisclosed.
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Murray County Agents Plan Five Year Extension Program
Murray county agents present a five year plan with a mid June to September development program. A statistical health housing crops and livestock study will survey Murray county and guide future agricultural efforts. The report outlines accomplishments and current mood of Murray county.
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Town Traded for State Farm and Farm Property
Fayetteville Arkansas reports O Clark trades a town for a farm near Talos Orel Mi, with Dushane family succeeding as owners. The property spans about seven acres with two paytoffice croeaiy store five room dwelling and outbuildings located four miles south of Fayetteville.
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Siamese court paid homage to king’s pierced body in palace
In Bangkok a silent homage took place today near the golden walkway housing the pierced body of King An anca Mahidot. A commission said four suspects face trial next.
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Russia Protests War Propaganda Claims in US
Moscow radio accused the United States of wargaming propaganda aimed at portraying the Soviet Union as an aggressor. Russia complained to the American government and the United Nations, with a copy to UN Secretary-General Trygve Lie, citing a Newsweek report and the Dutch party Het Vrije Volk. The U.S. official response was not immediate.
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Traffic Death Toll Rises in Oklahoma Area
Oklahoma City June 1 The traffic toll for the state to date reaches 162 deaths this year up from 17 last year for the same period. Maurice Edward Anderson, 19, of Sage Crescent, died from injuries received May 30 in Lagat county. Oklahoma led counties with seven deaths this month, Canadian, Cotton, Alfalfa, Seminole, Tillman and Craig counties each reported two, Ceare with threes noted.
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College Seniors Held Meeting at East Central College
The senior class met at East Central College with about Ti class members present. Officers elected: Pete Gaither president, Dorthy Cuppsy vice president, Mrs. Jean McGov arn secretary-treasurer. Dr EH Nelson elected class advisor and Mrs. Helen McQorlin instrument adviser. Senior representatives to the student council named Dotimig Viette and Henry McCarty.
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New Orders Issued as Cease Fire Talks Move Forward
CAIRG reports new cease fire orders going out to Arab and Jewish forces as efforts to settle the Palestine conflict continue. UN Secretary General Trygve Lie says six coast guard vessels and 84 officers will supervise compliance with the cease fire terms with the US, France, and Belgium supplying ships and observers. The plan aims to avert misunderstandings and push toward a peace conference in the Mediterranean region.
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Oklahoma A. and M. Makes New Gains
Oklahoma A. and M. gains accreditation for its technical journalism department. The college joins a list of initial accredited schools in America with programs in journalism advertising management industrial editing and agricultural journalism. The accreditation visit included Brown from the Daily Democrat and other committee members.
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Mexico crash toll rises in southeast state
Mexico City reports that the death toll from a plane crash involving a Servicion Aereas de China aircraft in southeastern Chizozs state increased to six, with officials confirming the tally today.
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