Salk Vaccine Standards Draw Manufacturer Fire
Pitman Moore president Kenneth F. Valentine argues proposed government production standards would raise test volumes without ensuring safety. Eli Lilly's FE N Beesley notes his concern as he meets officials, while Salk vaccine development team anticipates inspections by national authorities.
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Washington
Kenneth F. Valentine
Pitman-Moore Co
Zionsville
Ind
FE. N. Beesley
Eli Lilly
Presbyterians Endorse U N Disarmament Effort
The 161th general Assembly of the Presbyterian Church endorses United Nations as an instrument for nations to meet plan and act together to prevent war and pursue disarmament. It urges world leaders to prohibit nuclear use and seeks global cooperation toward lasting peace.
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Presbyteran Church
United ‘Seton of Ameri
Saad Sas
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Deasareeaion
Cnateh
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Pontelton
Sean
Unie
Memorial Day Week May Bring 360 Traffic Deaths
The National Safety Council estimates a three day Memorial Day period may see about 360 traffic deaths. The forecast compares with 962 deaths over three days last year and 363 in 1952, reflecting holiday travel patterns.
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Hicago
National Safety
Rilion
Wiresay
Steam Loco Funeral Stirs Fuss in Washington
The story notes a ceremonial tribute to steam locomotives organized by a government body. It discusses criticism from railroad enthusiasts who view coal-fired engines as still integral to rail transport and oppose formal death rites in a government setting.
Eden Exudes Confidence For Victory In UK Election
In London voters select members of the new House of Commons amid a campaign marked by tensions over ICC decisions and labor party activity. Premier Eden’s Conservatives seek a mandate as results hinge on a razor-thin margin and party unity in the face of labor opposition.
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New House of Commons
Sala
Idee Marrow Se Marin Tony
Burke Picked Naval Head Surprises in 1950 nomination
Rear Adm Arleigh A Burke was named chief of naval operations by President Eisenhower, passing over 92 higher ranking officers. Burke, 53, expects to take over from Robert B Carey in August after serving as commander of the Atlantic Fleet Destroyer Force. He said he was shocked by the choice and joked he had never golfed with the president.
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Eisenhower
Naval Operations
Robert B. Carney
Burke
T Shim
House Group Favors Passage of Vet Bonus
Japan and the Philippines weigh reparations as the Military Affairs Committee supports a 400 million dollar ceiling for World War II veteran bonuses. The House committee trims the Philippines reparations estimate from 990 million to 109 million dollars, signaling a possible quick break session as negotiators seek a workable payment plan.
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Holderday
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Ohio
Philippines
Kyodo
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Tatsunosuke Takasaki
Seven Convicted in Conspiracy Case Against Communist Leaders
Seven defendants, four men and three women, were convicted in Denver on charges of conspiring to teach the violent overthrow of the government. The 12 hour 13 minute jury deliberation followed the 29th trial in the case. Judge Breitenstein scheduled hearings and set motions due by June 9. Bonds totaling 100000 were upheld, with potential penalties up to five years and 10000 dollars for each defendant.
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Communist Party
U.S. Dist
Jean S. Breitenstein
Breitenstein
Court backs board power to evaluate assessments in Ohio
The Ohio Supreme Court upheld the state board of tax appeals authority to equalize real estate valuations. It affirmed the board’s $750,490 assessment for Rollman & Sons Co. at Cincinnati by Hamilton County auditor, ruling uniform methods across counties are valid. The court also backed the utilities commission against Mount Vernon Telephone rate hike.
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Ohio
Cincinnati
Rollman & Sons Co
Hamilton County
Frank J. Lausche
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Mount Vernon ‘Telephone Corp
USSR Ratifies Fourth Member of Red NATO Alliance
The Soviet government confirms the joining of West Germany and ratification of a Warsaw Pact style alliance with Poland Czechoslovakia Hungary Romania Bulgaria and Albania under a unified command. Marshal Ruslan Ruslan Kanes Describing the pact as a Communist answer to Western rearmament, the government notes East Germany has also joined and depicts the move as a deterrent against a NATO buildup.
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Ean Kane
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Undefined Fragment Sparks Classified Ad Confusion
Fragmentary OCR text mentions classified panes from the Messenger and references daily parades of cat values. The passage is unclear about people, places, dates, or events but implies a publication context and advertising notes. No clear subject or outcome is identifiable from the readable text.
Senators Spurn Ike Road Plan
The Senate rejected President Eisenhower's highway plan 60 to 31, sending the fight to the House. Democrats favored a five year 18 billion dollar program with 12.1 billion federal and 5.4 billion state funding, replacing the administration plan. The proposal included a 2 billion bond issue outside the debt and strict financing concerns.
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Kennedy
Massachusetts
Treasury
Ing
Byrd
D-Va
Bills Aim to Limit Movie and Comic Content for Children
A legislative push to ban sale or distribution of comic books and films to minors passed the House and moved to the Senate. The measure, backed by Rep. John J. Chester Jr., proposes fines up to 1000 dollars and six months in jail for comics and up to 5000 dollars and six months for films. Supporters argue juvenile delinquency drives the bill. the Senate debate followed with broad Republican backing.
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Ross Tee
Uces
Senate
John J. Chester, Jr
Ford to counter demand on guaranteed annual wage
Detroit Ford Motor Co. prepared to offer a counter proposal to the CIO United Auto Workers demand for a guaranteed annual wage. Ford has kept an open mind on a year round wage plan since talks began April 12. General Motors also said it remains open on the issue since April 7.
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Ford Afotor Co
CIO
United Auto Workers
Ford
General Motors Corp
Slab Crashes at Kentucky Fairgrounds Injures Seven
Seven workers escaped serious injury when a 45 ton concrete stadium slab cracked and dropped 16 feet at the Kentucky State Fairgrounds in Louisville. Ground crews fled to safety as the slab fractured injuring one man with a broken finger and bruises.
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Aulsville
New
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Capital Denies Resignation and Highway Bypass Plans
The White House denied Mrs Oveta Culp Hobby resignation as secretary of health education and welfare amid illness of her husband William P. Hobby. Reports cited by papers claimed Hobby had resigned and Eisenhower accepted, while New York Herald Tribune and New York Daily News offered conflicting details.
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James C. Hagherty
William P. Hobby
Eisenhower
Bradshaw Mintener
Colummus
New York Daily News
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Hobby
Lace
Linzell
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Former Army clerk testifies on gifts from contractors
Mrs. Mella Hort, a former Army clerk, told Senate Investigating subcommittee in Washington that she accepted gifts and meals from two private Army contractors making military uniforms. She said her superiors advised her not to be a crusader when she sought to recover government funds from a garment maker.
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Mella Hort
Senate
Washington
Soviets Accept Big Four Talks as US Preconditions Spark Clash
The Soviet Union formally agreed to participate in a Big Four summit but accused the United States of setting preconditions that would ruin the conference. It faulted Washington for policies toward Eastern Europe and warned such talks were doomed if the US insisted on strength as the basis for negotiations.
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United States
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USA
Europe
Rare Disease Kills Sisters in ISVILLE Kentucky
A rare pancreatic cystic fibrosis infection killed Susan Hoeck, 23 months, and her sister Mary Ann, 3, in ISVILLE, KY. Dr. Carroll Witten noted the disease is unusual in one family member but rare in two. The children suffered lung infections before the fatal outcome.
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Little Susan” Hoeck
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Carroll Witten
Grain elevator blast in Waynesboro kills three
An explosion at the Georgia Cotton Producers Association grain elevator in Waynesboro, Georgia, on Wednesday killed three men and injured eleven. Authorities investigated the blast and the cause was not released.
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N& Grain
Georia Cotton Producers Assn
Twisters Smack Prairie States in Kansas and Oklahoma
A string of deadly tornadoes struck Kansas and Oklahoma killing at least 74 people and injuring about 600. Udall in Kansas and Blackwell in Oklahoma suffered the worst blows as towns endured heavy damage and rescue efforts mobilized, with debris strewn streets, collapsed factories, and widespread power and communications outages.
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Oklahoma
Blackwell
Oklaahoma
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Calanoma
Uranoma
Tornado Toll Across Towns in Overnight Assault
A roundup shows casualties in several towns hit by overnight tornadoes. S5 dead and over 160 injured in Kansas and Oklahoma. Jackwell and Durant report fatalities and injuries. Sweetwater notes two dead with one critical. Gen dy Springs and other Oklahoma towns report damage with no casualties.
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Virtue Ally
Jackwell
Okla
Sweetwater
Gendy Springs
Oklahoma
Durant
Erick
Women Vote Age Debate Stalls At Federation Meeting
In Philadelphia the General Federation of Women's Clubs rejected a resolution to lower voting age to 18 after a tight vote. The body backed sex education in schools and approved continued campaigns against crime, horror comics, water and air pollution, and wildlife conservation.
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Piladelyhia
Geneal Federation of Women’s Clube
Tte Federation
Eisenhower asks Congress for funds to start atomic merchant ship
President Eisenhower seeks 12.65 million dollars to begin building the world first atomic powered merchant ship. The request appears in the fiscal year plan alongside broader appropriations totaling 139.33 million. Reflections on safety and international deterrence accompany the proposal amid disaster reports from tornadoes and storms.
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Eisenhower
Congress
New York
America
Mination
Mulvane
Porary Hospital
Funeral Radio Broadcast Planned For Memorial Day Weekend
WRVA will air a 25 minute funeral service tonight conducted by three ministers. The National Safety Council predicts 360 deaths on highways over Memorial Day weekend.
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Ucammy
WRVA
National Safety Council
Peiping May Release Americans Held Behind Bamboo Curtain
Diplomats doubt belligerence, hoping China will release civilians and airmen held after Korea. Reported 41 civilians and 15 airmen may be freed within the next month as talks continue.
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HuNuins
China
Belief of easing belligerence by China noted before UN anniversary
The report suggests a general easing of belligerent behavior by China and hopes that the Chinese Reds will seek to build goodwill with the UN before the 10th anniversary session in San Francisco. Officials note possible intent to gain favorable world impression, with diplomacy cited by Menon and Hammarskjold as context.
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United Nations
San Francisco
Chou En-lai
Nelsonville
Point Pleasant
State Department
Nine Bodies Recovered in Bomber Crash at Night
SAN ANGELO TEXAS nine crew members of a six engine B 36 bomber are dead after a thunderstorm crash in rugged ranch country Wednesday night. Rescue workers reached the burned hulk and recovered nine bodies with a crew of fourteen aboard two planes reported missing earlier.
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San Angelo
Tex
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