Blunder cries roar at Attlee over Schuman plan
London editors clash with Attlee's stance on Europe’s coal and steel pool and a supranational authority. The Labor manifesto opposes a unified socialist Europe while Attlee offers cautious cooperation and hints at future contributions. International presses debate Britain’s position.
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London
Labor Party
Schuman
France
European Union
House of Commons
Kenneth Younger
Britain
Daily Graphic
Attlee
Liberal News Chronicle
Paris
French Socialist Party
Europe
Holland
Het Parool
de Tijd
Het Vriese Volk
Netherlands
Dirk A. Stikker
Belgium
la Metropole
Het Volk
London Times
Independent
The
Times
Laborite Daily Herald
Labor
Daily Mail
Germany
Daily Mirror
Mysterious Pacific Haze Likely From Mauna Loa Eruption
Honolulu reports a vast haze over 1.2 million square miles not radioactive. Meteorologists favor Mauna Loa eruption spewing salt and sulfur particles aloft, with trade winds and atmospheric layers shaping the cloud. No atomic explosion detected by Geiger counters. White House also says no new atomic blast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Hawaii
Pacific
Washington
White House
Charles G. Ross
Weather Bureau
Mauna Loa
Island
Civil Aeronautics Administration
CAA
Hawaiian
R. “’. Simpson
Frederick A. Schram
Hawaii Territory
Health Department
C. Ireton
Wake
Simpson
Wake Island
Johnston Island
George O. Burr
Hawaiian Sugar Planters Association
AS YOU LIKE IT MEMORY OF SALT LAKE CITY GUNS
A vivid June tale recalls two armed men strolling city streets then being corralled by police. Officers speculate heat influenced actions as the pair shed clothes and kept their revolvers. Page 11.
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Salt Lake City
Page
McDonald Seeks Court to Put Name on Democratic Ballot
State agriculture commissioner J. E. McDonald petitioned the Texas Supreme Court for a mandamus to certify his name for the July 22 Democratic primary after the party committee stripped him. He argues the move violates the law and pledges to support party nominees, while the committee seeks stricter loyalty rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. McDonald
Supreme Court
McDonald
Democratic Executive Committee
Dan Moody
Lint Small
Democratic Party
Moody
Love
Wilcox
McDonald’s
Ben Guill
Panhandle
Texas
John C. Calhoun
Corsicana
County Lane
Pigeons Play Table Tennis in Skinner Experiments
Bill versus Coo Love tests at Harvard Cambridge Mass under Dr B F Skinner. A ball rolls to one third, beaked bat, opposing bird returns it. miss leads to trough and feeding station opening. Studies aim to uncover new methods for examining human behavior.
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Harvard University
Cambridge
Mass
B. F. Skinner
Smithwick Plea Heard by Court
The Court of Criminal Appeals heard arguments on reversing Smithwick's life sentence for the 1949 pistol slaying of W H Mason. Defense contends jury selection from poll tax rolls violated fair trial safeguards while prosecutors argue the assessment rolls rule was nonmandatory. The case remains under advisement as the court nears a summer recess.
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Sam Smithwick
W. H
Bill) Mason
Court of Criminal Appeals
Jim Wells County
Bell County
Henry Taylor Sr
Temple
James K. Evetts
Belton
Taylor
C. E. Lloyd
Evetts
Byron Skelton
Smithwick
Margarita Garcia
Mithwick
Alice
Jim Wells
Navy Plane Crash Kills Student Pilot at Padre Island Target
A student pilot from Cabaniss Field was killed instantly when a Navy Skyraider crashed during a dive bombing run off Padre Island. The incident occurred about 2 45 p m with the plane demolished on impact. The pilot's name was withheld pending next of kin notification. A naval helicopter and doctor were sent to the scene.
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Corpus Christi
Cabaniss Field
Navy
Padre Island
Naval Air Station
Peru rebel seizure of Arequipa sparks deadly clashes
Arequipa erupts in a revolution led by Mostajo with rebels claiming full control of downtown and radio stations. At least fifty killed, about two hundred wounded as government forces, based in Tingo, offer no organized resistance amid chaotic clashes.
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Arequipa
Peru
New York
Juan Francisco Mostajo
Mostajo
Lima
Apra
American Independence College
Ernesto Montagne
Montagne
Tingo
Index of Food Prices Records Sharp Weekly Drop
The Dun and Bradstreet wholesale food price index fell to 5.94 from 6.00, marking the first decline in eight weeks. Listed prices reflect market movements in wholesale food costs as of June 14 in New York.
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New York
Dun & Bradstreet
Oil Field Worker Fatally Shocked in Texas Lease
Milford Lawrence aged 30 of Thrall was electrocuted while on the Chester Young lease in the Cibilo Oil Field when a winch line on a truck-mounted pulling machine touched a highline. The accident, ruled accidental electric shock, left a widow and three children, with a local Justice of the Peace presiding.
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Austin
Norris Arlie Lawrence
Cordie Lawrence
Gilbert Lawrence
Seven year old drowns at Shipe Park pool tragedy
A seven year old boy, Wayne Burris, drowned at Shipe Park pool during a party with Settlement Home children. Lifeguards and firefighters worked to revive him after the body was found in about 50 minutes. he was pronounced dead at 7:36 p.m. The pool remained closed and a police investigation followed.
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Shipe Park
Wayne Burris
West 37Th Street
Tommy Nichols
Herbert Fischer
H. L. Williams
Beverly Sheffield
Recreation Department
Luther FE. Burris
East 43Rd Street
Justice of the Peace
Travis Blakeslee
Lee Williamson
Hyltin Manor Funeral Home
Bing Crosby denies reports of marital rift
In New York on June 14 Crosby returned from Europe and denied separation rumors with wife Dixie. He told reporters he knew nothing about the published accounts of alleged marital difficulties and dismissed them as untrue.
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New York
Bing Crosby
Europe
Dixie
Crosby
Staffman Involved Case Prompt Grand Jury Testimony
Travis County Juvenile Board ordered testimony for a grand jury in Austin regarding a schoolboy linked to a staff member. Judge Gardner said the relationship endangers the boy and others. The transcript from last Thursday's juvenile court hearing will be presented Monday in 126th District Court.
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Travis County
Austin
J. Harris Gardner
Frank Campbell
126Th District Court
Gardner
City Board of Education
Dispute Flares Up On Aid to Franco
Eight House members urge the State Department to resume full diplomatic relations with Franco's regime. ADA opposes a loan, proposing instead food and medical supplies to Spain. Rep Richards and others call for engaging the Spanish government while ADA warns against a US loan signaling fascist alignment.
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Washington
House
State Department
Francisco Franco
Americans For Democratic Action
United States
James P. Richards
House Foreign Affairs Committee
United Nations
Olin E. Teague
W. R. Poage
Texas
ADA
Francis Biddle
Truman
France
American Friends Service Committee
The
Red Cross
Hartley Red Occupation Faked In Rain Terror Drill
In Hartley Iowa a staged Red oppression demonstration halted by a heavy rain storm. Police Chief Harry Lage was carried outside to be “executed” for resisting arrest while Mayor Wagner and town leaders were detained in City Hall. Residents witnessed a mock occupation staged by American Legion and Chamber of Commerce with compensation for volunteers and distressed civilians. The event ended with band concerts and speeches as the town rejected the ruse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartley
Iowa
W. R
Red) Wagner
Legion
W. R. Vezina Jr
Hartley Sentinel
Mosinee
Wis
Russia may have six atom bombs by fall says expert
A military expert quoted an unnamed authority saying Russia could stock six atomic bombs by autumn and aim to produce 25 yearly. Navy Commander William T. Greenhalgh cited records of 14,000 Russians who fled since 1945 and discussed Soviet airfields, warplanes, tanks, and missiles, noting mass production limits for big bombers.
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New York
Russia
Navy
William T. Greenhalgh
Industrial College of the Armed Forces
United States
Greenhalgh
Communist Party
Siberia
Postmaster General Urges Rate Hike To Restore Postal Service
Postmaster General Jesse M Donaldson told the Controllers' Congress of the National Retail Dry Goods Association that raising mailing rates is the logical method to restore the postal service to its former levels. The remarks were delivered in Washington on Wednesday.
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Washington
Jesse M. Donaldson
Congress
National Retail Dry Goods Association
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Schuman Plan Dallying
Sue Carol Walker
Atlantic City
Opelika
Ala
Atlanta
Dad
Centex
Weeee Gane
Eer Ee
Radio Ee Eee
Reuben Heen
By Dave Cheavens
Associated Press
Bill Vs. Coo
City
Bing
Wray Weddell
Red
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